Best Jurassic Park Raptors: In-Depth Analysis
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- Which Jurassic Park movie had the best raptors, and why? Here is an in-depth discussion of each movie's raptors to determine which were the best. We'll be looking at a multitude of categories. While it is based on facts from the movie, this video is based off of my opinion.
Making this video was fun, but not easy! It took me very a long time to think of ratings for these dinosaurs. But I did, and it all paid off in the end! I hope you enjoy the video!
Sources:
Jurassic Park (1993)
The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997)
Jurassic Park 3 (2001)
Jurassic World (2015)
Music from Jurassic Park: The Chaos Continues for SNES - Krátké a kreslené filmy
This really is the most entertaining and well thought-out video I've seen on JP dino's and I have to say you produced a wonderful video Jeremy. Regardless of differing opinions you skillfully put this together and the beginning raptor montagé is seamless. Right up there with Klayton....
Basically, JP3 had smart raptors, The Lost World had vicious, relentless violent raptors, JP were a kind of mix and JW had social, 'neighbourly raptors'
Yeah, sounds about right! :)
Jeremy James Prutchick oh wow, ok cool
I didnt know your neighbours were brutal, prehistoric killing machines that pounce you in the middle of a jungle
coolnico2000 they kind of are
Yeah. Pop round every now and then when you run out of sugar or freshly killed meat.
DUDE WHATS WITH YOU AND THE DOORS!
Endie
What animals that are alive today can work a door? Even really simple latching mechanisms can keep most farm animals in their enclosures. The tricksiest livestock I’ve ever worked with are goats. And when they get out of a pen, it’s normally not because they figured out the gate; it’s because they can rip through weak fencing. Dogs are smart and social, but they can’t turn a doorknob. Lots of birds are really smart. Crows, ravens, parrots, and vultures can use tools. But none are strong enough to push a door open. In terms of non domesticated animals, there’s definitely some that could bust through a door. Rhinos, elephants, tigers, wildebeests. But none of them have the intelligence or fine motor skills to turn a knob. Raccoons are smart enough to get through screen doors and gates with simple latches. But I haven’t ever seen one push through a heavy metal door like we see in the Jurassic Park movies. The only modern animals that I’d expect to be able to turn that handle and push open that door are apes. A chimp or a gorilla could probably pull off that feat, but they’re both way less bloodthirsty than raptors. To see that level of intelligence coming from something that looks like a stupid killer lizard is terrifying.
Your right why does this Velociraptor more points than the other because it can open a door while the other can just bash through it
@@elijahculper5522 snakes can open doors
I dunno how I got here but I'm not leaving anytime soon
Good video. Most CZcamsrs seem to have one JP movie that they hate, but you show appreciation for all of them and I love it
OMG Octopuses can learn how to open doors, that means, we're doomed. Kneel before our Octoverlords
Maciej Swat and cats
@@nowonmetube and dogs
octopi
Everyone is criticizing the movie about inaccurate dinosaurs.
Nobody has read the book.
And in the book, Henry Wu explains that they are designed. Genetically engineered monsters different than real dinosaurs.
Henry Wu actually (if i remember correctly) wanted to make them even crazier, but Hammond refused, saying that he'd prefer natural dinosaurs.
Henry just replies that they aren't natural anyway.
I wish that dialogue was in the movie. That explains everything.
Henry actually explains it in Jurassic World and that's really good but he should've explained it in the first movie.
And this is why, dear fellas, is why we don't have feathered dinosaurs in JW. And we won't have feathered dinos in JW2.
TheKitek200 could the feathers seen in JP3 simply be a natural evolution? If we were to go back to Isla Sorna a decade or so later, would we see even more feathers on the latest generation?
Natural evolution? I don't think so. Evolution is a very, very long process.
But it might be original genes kicking in.
Some people are born with tails (because our ancestors had tails) and the same thing might happen to raptors.
Or it's just males that have feathers.
Or it's different raptor breed.
TheKitek200 That's a good rationalization, but I'm fine with the raptors not having feathers just because scientists didn't know they did when Michael Crichton wrote the book and the first movie came out. I don't really need an in-story reason to justify it.
Indeed, but it was clever of Crichton to make that in-story, he knew that in a few years his dinosaurs will be inaccurate.
inGen made multiple different breeds of the raptors, the ones in the 3rd movie being the more dangerous and realist, 2nd movie being aggressive and more monsterous, and the 1st movie raptors being a dumbed down version of the tiger stripped raptors with the danger.
Great video! And I whole-heartedly agree that the OG Jurassic Park Raptors were the best. You can make your Raptors as savage as tigers, you can make them protagonists, you can even make them more defensive. But you can never beat the classics. In fact, without them, we wouldn't have the Raptors in the other movies. That's what makes them so cool. The JP Raptors are like the modeling clay for all the other Velociraptors. Like the old saying goes: "Part of where you're going is knowing where you come from." And I imagine we all have our fave Raptors within the series but I think I can say for all of us that regardless of our fave types of Raptors within the Jurassic Park series:
No Raptor in any other dinosaur movie beats a Jurassic Park Raptor!!! 🦎🦎🦎🐊🐊🐊
no. doors do not make them smart. jp3 raptors tracked down their eggs and show their intelligence much more
@@tylerwise9248 Believe me, I commented to him that he might have put a little too much emphasis on the door-opening ability. I mean, they were capable of other things to aside from opening doors. I just generally like the original ones overall.
Dogs and cats can open doors too... wow... so impressive...
61 people don't know how to open doors...
Kathy Main uh yeah 61 babies
I was never scared of horrors but Jurassic Park was what got me
All the raptors are amazing but if I had to choose the best I would probably choose
4 the lost world raptors
3 jurrasic world raptors
2 jurrasic park raptors
1 jurrasic park 3 raptors
My opinion in favorites
4 the lost world
3 jurrasic park
2 jurrasic park 3
1 jurrasic world
My list:
1. Jurassic Park - The Lost World Raptors: They're technically the same however in the Lost World we saw Male Raptors too which were the Tiger Raptor.
2. Jurassic Park 3 Raptors: Cool design however I prefer the Raptors from the first 2 films.
3. Jurassic World - Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom - Jurassic World: Dominion??? : Really cool concept however I preferred the Raptors when they were intimdating predators. But Blue is cute tho
My personal favorite was the JPIII raptors, I loved them.
The Lost World introduced the male raptors to the franchise with the orange striped versions. Females can be seen alongside them, which exhibit the same colouration as those seen in Jurassic Park. Also if you fancy it, check out my discussion about the Jurassic Raptors: czcams.com/video/XkrE9k4XtqI/video.html
I'm glad you mentioned that, because I left it out of this video. Yes, I've seen some Lost World concept art with both female and male raptors, but they looked almost exactly the same, so there wasn't much difference. I'm just saying that with JP3, the gender distinction was more unique and obvious. I'll watch it!
Oh yeah, they definitely made the difference in sexes more obvious in 3. Did you know the tiger striped raptors were originally going to show up in the original film, and again in the third film. To the point where animatronics were made for JP3 in that design.
Dude the orange striped raptors were my favorite
No the female raptors have light indigo marks.
“Raptors are very vicious and intelligent dinosaurs”26:15 shows it licking a spoon
Velociraptor
Kind: raptors
Food: meat
Speed: fast
Personality: smart
Carnivore
Open doors
Speed jump
Excellent hunters
Tracking
Every raptor had it's qualities. Jp had many qualities. Lost world had aggressive and blunt raptor. Jp3 had intelligent and powerful raptor. Jw had loyal and social raptors
Here are my thoughts. Pack animals raised in captivity fight each other to determine the rank of each member. The raptors in Jurassic World could probably tell that Owen was weaker than they were. That is probably why they were constantly trying to kill him, and also why they joined the Indominus Rex so quickly, as the I-Rex was clearly the strongest. They rejoined Owen when he appealed to their feeling towards him, as they had imprinted on him when they were born. He also showed that he was more intelligent than they were when he removed Blue’s camera, something none of the Raptors were able to achieve.
In the wild, however, pack hunters don’t do that normally. Their ranking is based on seniority. That is why the Raptors in JP3 had far fewer fights and no rank based tension. In the Lost World, there was no seniority present, as all of the Raptors were the same age.
I would give JP3 at least a 2 in aggression, but I agree with your reasoning in each field. my list would be.
1)JP3
2)JP
3)JW
4)TLW
I'd also say they were the most capable as they and the JW raptors are the only ones that actually accomplish their goal and unlike JW they do it with few casualties.
Great in depth Video man. Keep up the great work!
Awesome video!! Just subscribed!!!
What I learnt from this video is... The guy who Opens The Door Wins. First 7 minutes into the video, I knew who was going to win. Anyways Great video.
Naw man; it's like what Thanos said. It's about balance. Thanks for the like!
Awesome. Thanks heaps. :)
Love you videos 👌
Nice video!!
In terms of viciousness and fear factor definitely the original ones from Jurassic Park, no others like them. But In terms of social terms and connections I'm gonna give it to the Jurassic World ones. Love the different side we see with them and how they connect with humans. I know many don't like that but I did, I like that they had emotion and bonds not only with each other but with humans and other species too. Love, love Blue and to me she's not watered down just different. So in terms of favorite raptors I'm going with the JW ones.
Same Here I Feel The Same Way
You really see Blues empathic ability’s in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Blue : The Good
JP3 Raptor Alpha : The mother
The Big One : The Evil
The Indoraptor : The Insane
The utah raptor is a fitting description of thre raptors in the film
Utahraptors were bigger then what we got in the JP movies. The Raptors in the JP movies were based off Deinonychus which was a close cousin to the real world Velociraptor.
Which film are you talking about
i have no clue why that made me laugh but when he said at the end
"raptors were vicious, intelligent dinosaurs" * raptor licking ladle*
i cracked up it may just be that i have a weird sense of humor
So then, let me ask this question. What would be your score if these movies had no relations to each other? I feel like you decided that the first movie had to set a standard that the other raptors *had* to be up against.
I doubt this'll be answered, but I feel like this would be a valid question if you could try to look at how that might change the scores. As well, I don't know why you didn't put a "cool" factor in. I feel like it would have given JP 2 a little more of a chance to at least get higher points.
While I agree in most of the explanations, the JP 3 raptors were a little better imo. They figured out how to lay traps and work together for survival with little to no human interaction. As well, they didn't seem to be inhuman hate machines. They were just animals that wanted to protect each other, hunt, and live their lives. JP 3's raptors are set apart in that regard for me. JW's raptors were interesting, but the story was more-so about the hybrid, and as you said, they were more or less protagonists for most of it. Although I believe they joined the indomnious more-so out of self preservation- they could feel/sense that the indomious would not care to kill them if they didn't join it. And as you said, and I agree, they were able to communicate with other species, giving them more intellect than "open door".
Unfortunately, I could already tell who was going to win after the first few categories- the way you praised JP and JP 3 without really giving as much to the other two told me the positions pretty quickly. So it might have been better to have explained them with the categories already filled out? This is more about the structure of the script or video structure, though.
If the movies had no relation to each other, I think (for the most part) the scores would be close to the same. Or maybe I misunderstood what you meant. As for JP setting a standard, I think that was pretty much unavoidable, because that movie introduced people as to what raptors are; social intelligent killers. If someone didn't know what a raptor was and then watched the JP movies, the first movie would give them an idea.
I didn't put a "cool factor" category in because I didn't think people would take it seriously. I feel there'd be too much personal bias when judging that category. For example, if I said, "X raptors are the coolest because they're my favorite", (something like that) I didn't think people would take that category seriously.
I think the reason I put the categories in the order I did was because I felt they'd usually be the first things that stand out when people think of raptors; smart, capable animals.
In retrospect, I think the end result wouldn't be as predictable if I rearranged the order of the categories. That way the first few categories didn't' juggle back and forth between JP and JP3 winning, which I think now made the end result more predictable.
You're biased against the raptors in The Lost World. You gave them a 2 for intelligence and claimed that they didn't set traps, yet ignored that they sent a scout around the back of the building while the first two dug under the door to ensure their prey didn't escape another way.
It's not bias, it's a rating you don't particularly agree with, and I'm cool with that. Going around the building is not the same as setting a trap.
It's on the same intellectual level as setting a trap i.e. problem-solving intelligence. That level of intelligence in the Achillobator-raptors is shown in every film in the series. Wounding an animal then waiting to see if the rest of its herd return to aid it takes the same cognitive level as ensuring that a cornered herd of prey doesn't escape by searching out any possible routes of escape. It _is_ bias on your part, as you claim that the pack we saw in TLW weren't as intelligent as other packs in other films and that assessment is baseless. You're downplaying the intelligence shown in the movie to fit your personal ideology and favoritism; you admitted in your videos and in your comments that your favorites are the pack from JP3.
I'd say that going around the building to reduce prey's chance of escape would fit more or less into "teamwork" than "intelligence", but even then that's kind of "iffy". I still disagree with you on it being biased; what this is is our different interpretations of what intelligence is. You and I interpret it differently. I saw the raptors in TLW as vicious brutes rather than highly-intelligent hunters, based on what I saw. Had the raptors in TLW set traps the same way we saw in JP (Muldoon) or JP3 (Udesky), I would've gladly given TLWs intelligence category a higher score, or even have them share the win with JP and JP3. We didn't get that kind of intelligence in TLW, so to me, those raptors didn't show as much intelligence as shown in the other movies. Yes, I did say that JP3 were my favorite raptors, but you're forgetting that I gave JP the intelligence win as well, and never gave JP3 the overall win. If I really wanted to, I would've weaseled in a way for JP3 to win, but I didn't do it because that wouldn't be fair.
I come back to this analysis from time to time. It's a fun watch. You should update this and include Fallen Kingdom and Dominion.
Couldn't agree more great video
I agree with you and I love this video😁
I want a t rex editiooon!
The T-Rex will get a tribute video soon!
Nice job
I had so much fun watching this video, i even got nervous when final scores where shown. Please make another video like this about the T. Rex in every movie !!!
I'm going to do some kind of T-Rex video in the future. Just gotta figure out how.
I agree that JP Original's Raptors were the best! They were so awesome in every way. In fact, velociraptors are my favorite dinosaurs! Jurassic Park FTW!!!
Harrison Turner I ❤ raptors but I think jps were so scary when I was little I would almoast 💩 my self
jurassic gamer im 9 i first watched Jurassic park when i was 5 and i was ok with it i wasn't scared
Harrison Turner those are not velociraptors
The movie "velociraptors" or real life velociraptors? because the two are very different.
I like rapters too
I just realized this video was uploaded on my birthday, coolio!
something funny, my lost world dvd cover on the box, is a bunch of raptors
yeah im looking at the collectors vhs and its got three raptors.🤔
Honestly i think that jurrasic worlds raptors were the best
lark_ stylinson agreed
i think its funny in JP3 with the resonating chamber and the guy goes "no no call for help" as if he knew.
This vid deserves a sub
There is a theory that makes a lot of sence if you relook at jw that states that the raptors never lost alegiance to owen, but instead they thought that this new social creature was a new part of the pack and that they just wanted to take out those who owen had very clear agression against, when the raptors where looking at the humans, you could see on... her screen, can’t remember her name, that they where all looking at owen, maby even for guidence? There is a vid out there that explains it a lot better than what i just did but you get the poiny
Some of you have asked about why I chose "those" as the winner. I honestly wanted to favor the JP3 raptors as the winner, as they're coincidentally some of my favorites. But I couldn't let personal feelings influence the results, because that'd be an unfair bias. That's why they only lost by half a point. What also helped me make my end decision is that I felt by choosing JP3 over JP, I'd be doing a HUGE disservice and disrespect to the originals, and that wouldn't have gone over well. I still think the JP raptors are the best, but only by a smidgen when compared to JP3. It was a very difficult choice to make, but I did it. I appreciate your discussions!
To be fair... I feel like you favored the door-opening ability a little too much
Jeremy James Prutchick jurassic world had raptors betrayed the human and brutally killed the staff members
99thJediWarrior me too
Same. I feel like it also ignores some context from the JP3 Raptors. They didn't open doors, not because they were unable to, but because with the dilapidated state the buildings they went into were in there was no need to open doors as the doors were gone due to degradation, or alternative paths were available for the raptors to use.
With all due respect, I disagree. I recall mentioning it once for capability because they were capable of doing it, and once again for intelligence because they were intelligent enough to do it.
This was a great video! The social skills category was the one I agreed with the most, the one part that you didn't mentioned but that came to mind was at the end of Jurassic World, Blue starts calling for her siblings which made me so emotional as they were extremely pack oriented in this movie and what is a pack dinosaur without her pack? Basically now I'm sad about a lonely movie dinosaur....
OMG THEY CAN OPEB DOORS HYPE yay
All I know is that if there’s one I don’t want to go up against . . . it’s the JP raptors, they are terror incarnate
I was 9 when i first saw jurassic park in the theaters, when that raptor came through that conduit i almost screamed and spilled my soda lol.
I'm SUBSCRIBED!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My favorite dinosaur is raptors
Mekhi Mczeal are its are raptors
BOTH OF Y'ALL GRAMMAR
Correction. Your favorite fictional animals are raptors. Raptors from jurassic park never existed.
Mekhi Mczeal mine too lol
Caleb Reynolds So many flavours of raptor.
I love the JP 3 raptors the best, because of their interesting appearence, high mental capability and skill to survive in the wild. If they were to be kept in captivity *after* being in the wild, the door factor would of been accomplished easily. Their capability to have mercy at some point was one of my favorite things to see, since they did'nt murder the humans after getting back the eggs. It shows off even more their intelligence, as they only took what they needed and did'nt murder for no purpose.
I agree! The JP3 raptors are some of my favorite!
you are right dude . Why kill them all in spot rather than take your eggs
Besides fighting with your eggs right there is dangerous I feel like they knew this don't wanna break one
The JP3 raptors were awful, everything about that movie was awful and you are awful for thinking anything about it is good.
I honestly think raptors would have been terrifying if they were smaller like normal non-GM raptors were. It would have been harder to keep them out and the kills would have been more agonizing. Despite the whole "eating their prey alive" concept, the raptors generally didn't kill for food but more for sport/revenge/etc. Because they were so big, most of their attacks would have been traumatizing enough to take out their targets very quickly. While it would be terrifying to die that way, the pain itself wouldn't necessarily last for very long. But a smaller raptor? You would have a front seat for your own funeral.
It would also justify the vicious nature of their kills because they would have to work harder to take something out and their prey could be a threat to them if teamwork wasn't used effectively. To compare to wolves, they work together because it is far more efficient and safe than working individually. Most all of the raptors didn't NEED to work as part of a team, even though they usually did. Most of those raptors hunted as if cooperation was 100% optional and wasn't a vital necessity to their survival or wellbeing. They were still vicious and deadly regardless of whether they had backup. They were killers without a cause, with seemingly nothing to lose even in the face of the deaths/maiming of other pack members.
But a smaller raptor? It's got as much or more to lose than you do. JP basically shows the humans surviving because they're desperate enough. Instead, it should focus on the raptors persisting and pursuing the humans because THEY are the ones desperate enough. It then makes sense when humans win, but also when they get killed. It makes humans part of the eco system. If humans are that dangerous to big raptors, the big raptors really need to reconsider their approach and go hunt something else that is worth the trouble. But smaller raptors? ANY prey is dangerous to them. They MUST be smart and work together. They can't blinding jump through glass windows or into freezers.
In the end, the humans of JP rarely ever truly out-smarted the raptors. They took advantage of the raptor's unrealistic weaknesses to overpower them. This is not consistent with how humans remain an apex in our world. We avoid being hunted by eliminating the situations that make us vulnerable. We are deadly and cooperative enough that certain wolves decided it would be better to work with us than compete or hunt us, and so we have dogs. "Man's best friend." I sure would have found it far more fascinating to have raptors have a relationship of mutual respect with humans like that. It sure would have made the hunting more terrifying and made the JW reveal of the raptor squad more realistic.
Most big predators in the wild prefer to stay away from humans, and they quickly decide we aren't worth turning into prey. The way humans act is very intimidating. We come off to animals as dangerous. So the idea of raptors constantly attacking humans as either prey or for revenge doesn't make a lot of sense. You have to give raptors a motive. Small raptors have far more to gain and it would make the risk worthwhile. The big raptors? They wouldn't waste their time, especially not with killing humans unless absolutely necessary. They don't NEED to overpower humans to get what they want (safety for young, establishment of territory, food, etc.)
But tiny raptors might see humans as threatening enough that they NEED to attack to kill. Essentially, WE become the trope of "big raptors" while the tiny raptors are attacking out of their own terror and necessity as the JP humans have always done.
Now that is a raptor that would be terrifying.
To be fair, we did get some of this aspect with the Compsognathus in The Lost World where, whilst they were very small and insignificant alone, as a pack they were a real menace to something bigger than it, say a human.
Luke Mitchell That was going through my head while writing this :) the compies were fierce little things
Preposterous even non GM raptors are that big. And not the GM made them big in the first place 😑
*gets 1 minute and 15 seconds into the video* hold on *goes to get some snacks* alright, let's check this out *finishes and claps* very well done. I admit this was very entertaining
very scary I use to get nightmares
F602r I ONLY used to get nightmares from T-Rex.
Totally agree with all this, although my scariest raptor has to be from TLW, but just slightly from JP maintenance shed scene. Raptors are my favorite dinosaur. And even I used to have a nightmare or two about them. The one I remember best was about me being stuck on an oil rig with a few, at night. And I remember it chasing me, even jumping after me, after I jump off the rig and into the water. Only for it to grab me and ultimately waking me up!
Understandable ratings, and great video overall. You should make a series of this, showcasing each of the films reoccurring dinosaurs. I would absolutely love to see that. What do you think?
After seeing Jurassic park for the first time when I was around 9-10 years old, I couldn’t sleep without the lights on, because I was terrified after seeing the raptors in Jurassic park. I still think that they’re the scariest ones
I think the jurassic Park III Raptors are the Best! GREAT Video!
Hell yeah love them raptors!
I do agree on JP winning cause as a kid watching it with my grandpa the kitchen scene terrified me and I never ever felt that terror again in any of the other Jurassic films
I hate how much shit blue gets being the smartest of all of them shouldnt that have counted in points
"It's like what people say, you can't beat the original"
I beg to differ
can you do more of these in depth analysis videos
Jeremy, what is your opinion on JP The Game raptors?
It's ben over a year since I saw this video. and with fallen kingdom, I now can say, the winner with raptors in a general sense of the movies, is the original, I have to say like many, I completely identify with Blue as being my favorite dinosaur of the series, with Rexy in the runner up spot, and the Indominus and Indoraptor tied for number 3. I respect your opinion bro and i'm happy you made this video
It all comes back to opening doors
I think the scariest raptors are from the first movie, just because they felt the most real and believable. That's probably due to their capabilities being toned down imo, they came across as real animals not all knowing omnipotent supernatural villains..
and what's most believable is most scary
I think the raptors in the second movie were the most vicious and terrifying.
Connor Vaughn agree with you and were very evil and wild, the raptors
I don't think that the raptors from the Lost World and the raptors from the original movie were that different . The only two differences between the two is team-work and intelligence . The raptors in the first movie had a brilliant team-work they almost won at the end of the movie, if it weren't for Rexy to save the day, and they've had a brilliant levels of intelligence example : opening doors, plus remember what Muldoon said ? He said that they recognized all the gates which they attempted to break through . In the Lost World these raptors did have teamwork but that was for a short time but a better example is the long grass scene . Plus they too showed signs of intelligence like digging under the bunker to get inside to kill Kelly and Sarah and later Ian , but they weren't that intelligent : like when Ian holded the door to a raptor and the raptor didn't tried to evade to ambush Ian, but that raptor tried to jump through the door or when the raptor tried to break the car's window with his head ( but I might have a theory about the raptor's behavior in the Lost World, long story short : The raptors didn't have a caring parent to look after them the raptors and by this the raptors didn't have an example for good examples of great behavior, and they grew up with one rule in mind : Only the strongest survives, this theory could be supported with the Lost World novel ) .
You should do a T-Rex one like this this video was awesome
Would you say that the raptors from the Lost World are more akin to their counter parts like in the book The Lost World?
It's been years since I read The Lost World, but from what I remember, yes. I remember them being extremely vicious and even cannibalistic.
you should do Best Jurassic Park Raptors: In-Depth Analysis on all the films when they have all come out on DVD that would be so cool
I swear the jp3 male raptor scaped from the cell door, he did not quite open it but he found a solution to his problem showing some deep thinking and understanding🤔
This was a pretty interesting video. I never really thought about how different the raptors are from film to film. But it seems some categories could've been combined. Wouldn't intelligence be a part of capability and teamwork a part of social skills? Also, have you read the books? If you have, it might've been interesting to see a comparison between the book and movie raptors.
Door... really... doors! I mean I love the first movie but opening doors isn’t that impressive then torturing knowing human anatomy well enough to brake a person neck and how to hunt down a group threw rain and territories of bigger and stronger dinosaurs, that took guts man, JP3 was bad but man, they got robbed
Javier Velasquez my cat knows how to open a door and she's dumb as shit. little fuck runs into walls
Javier Velasquez ahahah really? You don't think an animal figuring out how to open a door something created by people to be used by people in seconds is impressive there is no animal in this world that can figure that out just by looking at it but I can think of a lot of intelligent predators that set traps and be social to capture prey like raotors did in jp3 and the raptors in jp set traps aswell anyway and were social so that door opening puts them on top
@@tanehickey9887 my sister once logged my German shepard in the bathroom on mistake and the dog managed to open the door he dented the shit out of the door knob tho but he can do it. And my step mom has a Alaskan malamute that was pregnant so they tried locking her in a room so she can't take off they ended up having to use bungies to hold the door shut becuase he can open it.
Saying animals can't learn is not true
Javier Velasquez mah doggo's open doors also when I'm sleeping with one of them (the puppy she's the one that opens doors the other one can't) is like there and I. Here watching CZcams at 3:00am the witching hour and shea there looking demented as heck with her eyes rolled back and like running in her sleep I have to like pick her up and like be like R U GoOD BRO then she goes back to sleep
You might not respond but I enjoyed the video. Well done your opinions are accepted but who cares right they are opinions lol. You validated your thoughts and it was great. One simple remark since Jurassic world raptors were able to learn commands by a different species and follow orders and not harm humans (well until the hybrid made them change teams) so would that of changed intelligence score a little. They were the first of their kind to become the trained hunters...
Thanks, I'm happy to hear you enjoyed it! Yeah I tried to put a lot of thought in this video! That's true, they're the first of their kind to learn from another species. I'm not quite sure if it would change the scores though.
Dang you actually replied, I'm impressed. Must have been my name you couldn't resist talking to the Rubber Duck lol. But I don't think the scores should change you did great and enjoyed it. I was just kinda tossing information and getting reactions and conversation. You did great and scored fairly. That was the only thing I was sparking interest on was their cabablity of being trained and understanding commands. Your scores stand as they should. 24, 17, 23.5 and 19 lol
Make more analysis comparisons between JP Dinos like t rex
I like the rapters in jurassic park 4
One thing i noticed with the raptors, Delta and the ones in JP 3 have round pupils when every other raptor have slit pupils.
The slight dash of feathers wasn't significantly more scientifically accurate. Real velociraptors were covered in feathers....and about 3 feet tall.
Absolutely they were covered in feathers! I'm just saying that some feathers are more than no feathers at all.
I mean, I guess for me it just kind of felt like they were performing lip service to the actual science rather than actually seriously trying to replicate reality, and it didn't really move the needle much for me. I didn't hate it, but I didn't really give them much credit for it. I don't have a problem with them taking creative liberties with the dinosaurs, more that if you're going to incorporate scientific discoveries I'd have rather seen them either embrace it fully or simply not do it at all.
While on the subject of science, it's generally understood that the smartest of all dinosaurs weren't much smarter than opossums or emus are now. They were smarter than reptiles and smarter than mammals that existed at the same time as them, but not as intelligent as most birds or mammals are today. A dog is way smarter than the smartest of all dinosaurs, and certainly there were no dinosaurs anywhere near as smart as the raptors seen in these movies. Of course, vastly exaggerating their intelligence was great for the film, just not so great for accuracy (which I suppose the filmakers never actually claimed to be a priority).
Surprised you didn't mention that a raptor in the Lost World is taken down by a girl doing gymnastics when trashing the abilities of the Lost World raptors.
But their eyes are more accurate. Look at Jurassic World, they made them more inaccurate again.
There not even based on velociraptors they just used that name becuase it sounded better
My favourite raptor pack is the raptor spuad in jurassic world
mostly blue
It was pretty heartbreaking when the one got blown up in front of Owen.
Nice comparison
Thanks, I had fun doing this.
Jeremy James Prutchick you're welcome, you pointed out things about the raptors I didn't notice & I've been a fan since before I could walk.
I think for intelligence, the JP raptors have the upper hand. Because the JP3 raptors may have been to the lab and seen the dead dinos several times. But the JP raptors have never seen a door before and yet, have figured out how to open them.
This isn't a hate comment but here. jurassic world should have won this easily. and what about the fear factor? the raptors killed the humans easily when the indominus signaled them to kill the humans. they were also the smartest, knowing how to communicate, not only with raptors but with other speices as well. also, the design for the raptors was perfect, it gave them a sense of knowing what raptor was which. Ok, i gotta admit, it not that scary that you know a pack of rainbow raptors are coming for you. also in JP2 they should have gotten a fear factor 4 because that what they did in all of the moive! they hunt in packs through grass just to eat you. and then at the end were ian was protecting the others, he was hiding. running and over all just scared. and i have to disagree with JW's aggression, again relating back to the sense were the raptors kill EVERY human in its sight, oh does that ring a bell? yes, they were terrifying during the night. so with all that, JWs being the best, JP with 2d JP3 being 3rd and JP2 being 4th. boom. and by the way, this took like 45 secs to type.
I would give jp3 2 in aggression
i would have given The Lost world a three personally, they were amazing hunters, picking them off until there was a small amount, that's when they went all out. They jump high and far, but i do respect your decision
You said the reason for taking teamwork points off JW was loyalty. You also have to remember what gave Echo her scar. She questioned Blue and, like the big one, Blue lashed out at her. Just like in the books, they are truly brutal when it comes to betrayal.
So this video all along was not just made to tell us which raptors are better, but to also tell us that the velociraptors are the REAL main antagonists in the Jurassic Park movies?!?!?!
LJ Soriano I think so
I share the same experience about the raptors from Jp1. Those things were the most terrifying things. Which funnily enough had inspired the creatures for the novel im writing. Something intelligent and brutal. Being built up slowly.
I would like to see a pack or duo of weaponized Utahraptors in Jurassic World. That would be cool.
I loved the design of the buck raptors in jp3
They can open DOORS for god sake
Mark McCreary did a lot of cool concept for the Stan Winston studio
Can’t wait for the new film
Could u do the lost world comic series redemption?
Hey you said you be watching all Jurassic Park movies me too and I even have all the movies too
In jp3 what door is their to open????
Raptor theory: 2 breeds of raptor were created in competition on isla Sorna to determine which would be used in Jurassic Park, and the raptors of JW were hybrids.
Somehow, I agreed with all of your opinion. No exception
I would have given the raptors in JW a 4/4 in design in spite of the lack of feathers because unlike the animatronics, they were a lot more realistic, more fluent in their movements, and their anatomy was awesome!
you missed a capabillity in jp where the kids where eating food and a big painting on the wall and it was sneaking behind the painting without getting heard from the kids but they then heard the raptor making noises.