JURASSIC PARK (1993) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction
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- JURASSIC PARK (1993) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction
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Her legs are blured? Hahahahahahahahahahhahah
"Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction"
“degenerate”
I thought it was funny what they said about him being scared of kids and laughing about it, maybe he should have blurred the kids out, as it works for them I guess? Also, did you see the look on the face of the one without glasses when she said “woman inherits the earth”? I’ve never understood that aspect of their religion. What is it about women that scares them so much they have to suppress them? I know they’ll say they’re not, and that they are “protecting” them. From what, doing what they want to do, whatever it might be? Like what, going to school, driving a car, going outside without the presence of a man? Notice it’s not showing skin that’s the problem as the lawyer or game warden characters, both men, could wear shorts and not get blurred. It doesn’t matter that God created men and women, gotta hold them chics back! What a backwards way of thinking. I guess it’s because they are doing so well in furthering health and happiness in their areas of the world, they don’t need the brain power of 51% of the population to help solve their problems. Oh, wait, they still live in the 1500’s and people die needlessly from illnesses that were solved in the 1st world decades ago, but a ladies legs being exposed is the REAL problem. Notice too, the ultimate hypocrisy, they don’t like it to the point of covering it up, YET they kept right on watching it! I’ve noticed this stuff with these guys in the past and over looked most of it. No longer, it’s a thumbs down and unsubscribe for me. Not that they care if an American infidel leaves lol!
@@chadro_g1145 To be fair, Judaism also views women pretty negatively too, and since both Christianity and Islam are bred out of that core belief system, it checks out.
I was going to point out the same!! Wow. I mean, I get why... but it's still weird. And they watched it without being blurred? Or it already comes blurred where they're from?! So many questions!!
“Practical Effects” The scenes of whole dinosaurs walking around were cutting edge CG, and alot of the closeup shots of them were real models or “practical effects”. I remember this came out when I was 10. I saw it in the theater and was totally obsessed with it. This movie rocked my world.
Cutting edge CGI, plus the foresight to know when you can cheat it. Specifically I'm referring to the first full view of the t-rex. It was purposely dark, and rainy because it hid a lot of the noticable signs of CGI at the time.
@@michaelparham1328 and that t-rex still looks great in !
fun fact, when the Rex broke through the car roof, the child actors were genuinely scared becase the Rex animatronic wasn't supposed to go through the roof. Director Spielberg decided to keep it in for realism.
This is not a fact at all.
The T-Rex was always planned to break through the roof. It was STORYBOARDED ahead of time. You can look at the storyboards.
Guys, come on. I have no idea how this weird urban legend about this fake "fun fact" has become so widespread.
Guys, except for the closeup shots, this movie was all CGI. I can't tell you how jaw-dropping it was to see it in the theater for the first time. It was unprecedented. You only started to see this level of CGI with movies like The Abyss and Terminator 2. But this one leap-frogged everything by a mile! Other milestones came later like The Matrix, Lord of the Rings and Avatar. But none of them floored the audience like this movie.
the first time I saw this at the theater, my first thought was: "They actually found REAL dinosaurs???"
They actually didnt use as much cgi as you think.
The huge trex animatronic they used for the break out scene would get wet and do random movements
Well technically it was all mostly animatronics and less CGI so it looked more life like rather than those crappy all CGI movies
Filmed in 1991… released in 93..
CGI was in its infancy (tho the studio did invest in the latest technology than cause it was a Spielberg film).
Over half of it was practical animatronics… do ur homework.
@@robertglonek3320bro stop being a know it all and elitist we are talking about movies which are supposed to be a good thing if you genuinely love them don’t drive people away from talking about them by being an ass
The first time I saw this was in our local zoo's outdoor auditorium surrounded by trees and sounds of animals from a distance. There were grown adults who were scared to death while watching this!
That sounds AWESOME!!
Haha, this is great, I would have loved that.
That’s similar to my experience watching Apollo 13. It was a hot, humid summer day so they had the AC blasting in the theater and by the time the astronauts were in space freezing, all of us in the theater were in the dark with them, also freezing our butts off. It felt very real.
2:00 English word is Amber or the sap of a tree/plant which has fossilized into a rock. Amber is most commonly found in South America and China/Asia.
3:00 the machine is an shotgun shell - ground penetrating radar. :: Theyre using it like an x ray which is what’s weird and not very real but it’s a movie.. It’s a bit of a weird idea in general but it’s the same concept that they would use to dig oil. -> You dig a hole put in an explosive charge cover it in dirt and detonate it and a machine will pick up the shockwave of the explosive to tell the depth of the ground and how far the shock wave goes down into the soil and bounces back up. If the shock wave is deep then there’s nothing if the shockwave is shorter then average then something is down there usually oil.
You can tell how far down something is by how fast that shockwave returns. This is also similar to what they use to do in marine settings to find how deep the ocean is -> you let off an explosive charge and record on radar how far the shockwave goes down and returns to the equipment thus you get a measurement of how deep the ocean is to the bottom. Because its water you can find out several thousand feet soil is more compact so the shockwave doesn’t travel as far down.
(This practice is no longer done because aquatic explosions also kill a lot of animals so now they just use radar or sound waves rather then actual explosive charges.)
In the United States and Europe shotgun shells were commonly used in machinery typically farm equipment or machinery in remote areas - there are even tractors which if they were struggling to start would get a shotgun shell to be used to ‘fire up’ the engine. As the shell would explode and cause the spark to start an engine, again this is no longer done because technology has advanced but originally shotgun shells were much more frequently used in various ways.
22:00 well yes in the books she is an archeologist which I’m pretty sure comes with a doctorate, she should be able to call herself a doctor : as it’s more of a title of schooling rather then medical practices.
-> However she specializes in scientific records of plants not animals - her job was to find plant fossils their meanings and how they grew and evolved. in the books her research into plants is what Hammond uses to recreate around the park, unbeknownst to her, in order to make the environment feel like an old world.
In the beginning of the movie she picks up a leaf and says that it’s an extinct species that’s several millions of years old. Meaning Hammond not only found ways to make dinosaurs but bioengineering olds plants that the dinosaurs would be vaguely familiar with. -> In the novels these plants were highly toxic spreading toxins through water/skin contact and She gets upset as Hammond planted them for decoration around pools which when they grow pollen would contaminate the water and be able to kill a small child-harm adults. So from the beginning she’s fascinated that he was able to grow the plants but upset that he didn’t understand them and how dangerous the plants were. In the books the dinosaurs were already very sickly and the plants would often poison them as well in growing cycles of the plants reaching maturity so every few months of the year you would have a bunch of sick/dead dinosaurs from just eating the toxic plants.
// in the movie they call it West Indian lilac and say it’s a ground plant which is odd because lilacs are trees and that specific type already grows commonly today meaning it’s not an ancient variety but one planted for aesthetic. -> The plant I think they’re suggesting: is similar to West Indian nightshade. Which would be a ground dwelling vine that tends to grow on and around other plants in shaded areas (nightshade is poisonous while lilacs are edible)
however nightshade is known as ‘the bastard - unkillable plant’ which is funny in extremely old records from the 1600-1700’s : because it grows on nearly every continent and in even toxic soil etc it’s just a very neat plant that evolved to survive harsh living conditions to the point it can really grow anywhere and everywhere and being so toxic that animals can’t eat it or reduce its population as the plant takes over an area and chokes out other plant species as it’s a vine… nightshade also was harvested by humans and selectively breed to then become edible giving way to eggplants and tomatoes as a common variety of the same genius/species.
So West Indian lilac is a strange thing to say as poisonous but the idea that it has black toxic berries and is ground dwelling and grows near healthy plants and is one of the oldest variety of plants that has existed since Pangea before the continents moved into their modern positions-> West Indian nightshade fits that rubric/description. As it’s an extremely old plant that lives on every continent since it most likely evolved when all the continents were 1 big conglomerate landmass.
Doesn’t really take someone being a doctor to say ‘don’t eat wild random plants they may be toxic and kill you.’ That’s common knowledge however to a dinosaur which doesn’t know when/where it is a plants a plant and they may eat it mistakenly. Which is sort of the point she’s going for in the scene.
Clever girl
Love, Love this movie! Thank you
The blur 😂
Yeah, the blurring on the legs is ridiculous for a video aimed primarily at a Western audience. If they spoke Arabic for an Arab audience, it would make more sense, but here, this is just ridiculous.
we can't spread degeneracy in the world it's haram (forbidden) sorry.
I didn't mind the blur. It's disappointing when the entertainment business favors more to sexually and showing as much of the female body instead of hiring talented women that they aren't able to strip them down to a minimum amount of clothing to get the audience.
@@williammolla3591 It's just legs, nothing sexual omg .
Legs are degenerate lmao
Thanks for your reaction Habibi's. Nice!
Our pleasure!
I remember being absolutely terrified of this movie when I was a kid.
I saw this when I was seven. I was pretty easily scareable but except for the arm falling in the hallway it never phased me. I think I was just too excited.
Visual effects by Stan Winston Studio🎉🎉🎉
The animatronics where created by Stan Winston. The CGI was done by ILM(Industrial Lights and Magic)
This movie earned its place as one of America's best movies of all time.
They mixed practical effects with CGI in a very great way.
This was the fist movie which used a massive CGI.
Funnily enough, in THIS movie, the first movie to make so much use of cgi to portray living creatures, the cgi was better than the practical effects. And the practical effects were well-done, I'm not saying they're not. But this is a movie I can point to when anti-cgi morons try to say cgi must not be used (in any movie they care about). The problem is not cgi. The problem which gives cgi a bad name is BAD cgi, that is, cgi that's quickly and cheaply done and dropped in, perhaps by people not skilled in the tools and not utilizing them well.
@@BattleAngelFan99 Any director prefers to use practical when and where he can. No matter how good the CG is, the practical is real. Moreover, the CGI could cost more time and money in some cases, because the only two big companies who can do it masterfully are Weta and ILM, and they're flooded of work.
@@BattleAngelFan99 Well, the CGI does kinda fall flat in HD in this movie, as you can see where details are faked due to computer power limitations of the day, etc. whereas newer movies the CGI is far more detailed, because the technology has advanced, so you have proper muscle rigging, textured skin that is actually modeled and not faked with normal/bump maps and tricks of light.
@@BattleAngelFan99 CGI SUCKS
Sounds like you're one of those stupid Bots
I wish I can show you guys an in-action dinosaur pit being dug out. It's still being dug now because there's so many fossils in there.
He’s eating ice cream because the powers out and the freezer is not keeping it frozen, so eat it instead of waste it! We deal with that during extended power outages due to extreme weather.
The one that began all the Jurassic movies! Please continue on the series journey!!!
This was so amazing and never before excellent CGI being used.
Another great review keep up the good work my brother's
Much appreciated
I am so happy you enjoyed this movie! I grew up on this movie, to this day I still feel child like wonder when I watch it
It's so good!
I can't wait for you guys to watch the rest of them!
I saw this 6 times in theaters as a kid with different people almost every time. That's how epic it was. When CGI was brand new and blended beautifully with practical effects. Not completely depended on as it is now. I will never forget feeling the steps of the T-Rex as the water ripples...now that's chaos. One of the greatest cinematic experiences ever.
Seeing this in the theater when I was a kid was absolutely TRUE movie magic. So much fun.
La niña encendiendo la linterna 🔦.es la cosa más estúpida de toda la película 🎞️🎥.
@@ramonoutesrivera7845 tienes razon
If dinosaurs were able to be cloned and put in a Park there’s no Doubt Dubai would have some amazing version of it lol.
One of my all time favorites!! ❤🦕🦖
Thank you for your reaction. Good job
Jeff Goldblum Jurassic Park: "Must go faster..." 🦖
Jeff Goldblum Independence Day: "MUST go FASTER! 👽
I laughed so hard when you both got a fright 😂 😂
Yay! So glad you enjoyed it. 😊 And now you get Dave Chappelle's reference about the crackhead at his window! 😂
Another fantastic choice chaps, speaking of Jurassic Park I read the novel by Michael Crichton last year and it was a fantastic read but I'll say this if the novel of Jurassic Park was fully adapted to the screen it would get an R rating because of how brutal it is. I also plan to read Michael Crichton's sequel titled "The Lost World."
I read this book while on vacation on Catalina Island off the coast of California. Here I was, in this beautiful place, and all I wanted to do was to keep reading this spellbinding novel inside our timeshare!
Marvellous.
Awesome I
here we go!
Wayne Knight, who plays Dennis Nedry, was incredibly famous for his role as Newman on the sitcom Seinfeld.
Afterwards.
Newman !
Great reaction guys 😊
Thank you!! 😁
Our teachers took us to see this for our year end trip in grade 1. It was awesome but I think some parents got angry. I don't think the school knew it was this realistic it was and some kids were terrified.
OMG--I so love your reaction to this classic. I took my parents to see this in the theater at the time. We did not go to cinema often--and I was so excited to see dinosaurs. On a big 30 ft screen in the dark--this was amazing. The audience reaction to the opening scene seeing those dinosaurs--everyone was yelling and going crazy. IMO, this is the best of the franchise.
My son loved these Jurassic shows and we saw this one was he was young in the mid 1990s. He had the same reaction as you. Exciting.
Great reaction as always. Thank you for blurring out that Harlot’s legs. Love you guys
It's probably due to laws within whatever country they reside in.
Stupid laws
@mikemorgan2211 - to you, maybe. Simple answer is don't move to an Arab country if that's your thought.
not every woman showing legs is a harlot. people in hot location wear shorts and to move easier.
Labeling women as harlots because they don't following stupid Muslim dress codes is insane, ignorant, oppressive and asinine. Also, if a person is in a hot climate, in jungles or deserts, they shouldn't have to wear as many clothes. Making women cover up from head to toe in such climates in particular is unhealthy and misogynistic. Plus, she is a Western woman who has more independence and freedom to choose than the women of Northern Africa and the Middle East can only dream of.
what country is it that requires censor of women's legs?
Probably because they are Muslim.
DON'T LIKE WOMEN?? WHY??
Sharia (Islamic law) is a real thing in this modern world.
Jeez, I was wondering about why there was a blur on screen lol
Very sad
Yeah it's weird. I mean they're probably a couple of American guys who put on the head gear and talk with an accent to generate revenue so I guess they have to stick with the gimmick.
Great choice! Another Steven Spielberg classic. I was working at a movie theater in 1993 and you could hear the T Rex roaring in the lobby. This and Terminator 2 pushed in the future of CGI but both James Cameron and Spielberg were wise enough to incorporate practical puppets and clever editing which is why these films still hold up. The theme of this movie goes all the way back to the 19th century novel “Frankenstein” which is about the hubris of man creating life and then thinking he can control it. Fun fact: “the black guy” wasn’t a well known actor in 1993 but he became legendary! His name is Samuel L Jackson and he is an academy award nominee and has over 200 credits to his name. Please keep the videos coming and I’ll keep following. Take care.
Both are over 25 years old and Never saw this movie before? Most North Africans have. God Bless them if not lying.
The Jurassic Park films are some of my favorite. Fun to see your reactions.
I was 9 when I saw it in the cinema- back in 1993 NOTHING like this had been done before- and yes the raptor jump scare - TERRIFIED me so much I had to close my eyes 😂
Great Reaction. You should check out "Anaconda" 🐍
Brother on my left, I agree with you about children. ✌️
I’m so happy you watched this movie. I remember they ran the movie at midnight the day it opened. My friend and I both read the book first, but it still didn’t prepare us for how great the movie was. The theater was packed, and just imagine about 200 or so people reacting to that jump scare the same way you did. It was such a crazy fun movie experience. And everyone cheered and clapped when t-Rex bellows at the end. Still gives me chills. I’m so glad this movie has held up the way it has. The director, Steven Spielberg, is a genius at this type of movie. So many amazing classics he’s made. ET, Saving Private Ryan, Jaws, the first 3 Indiana Jones movies… that’s just scratching the surface. Oh yeah and the composer who has done all his music… John Williams, who is in his 90s now, and has only just retired. Both masters of their art.
Where did ya'll learn to speak English? You have a really good grasp on slang and get a lot of the subtle humor.
Great reaction! Love JurassPark and your faces at the jump scare was pure gold!😂😂😂🤣
Glad you enjoyed
One lesson from the movie is that birds ARE dinosaurs, which is true. (Pterosaurs were not though.)
Yup. Most people just seem to lump them all together.
NO ONE had seen realistic looking dinosaurs on screen before this movie.
y'all have been picking some real bangers!
I remember watching this movie as a kid when it first was in movie theaters. It was awesome! The behind-the-scenes is cool too!
Great reaction as always. You are my best reactors. Love your commentary and you are great analyzing scenes. Every day I look forward to your reaction videos. So, refreshing and love your inside views. Keep it going guys.
Wow, thank you!
53:23 All the needed was a death experience. 😂😂
Enjoyed the reaction and Jurassic Park - still my favorite movie of all time! 🦖
Your reactions were awesome, the dropped jaws, the wide eyes, the jumps. Solid 👍
Thanks a ton!
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You guys should watch a "behind the scenes" video for some of these movies about how they did some of the effects, especially the older stuff that doesnt use cgi.
the word you where looking for at the end was animatronics. "animated robots" the the computer effects were top of the line as well the scenes a dinosaurs in moving though the environment were CGI, and I belive this film had one of the first face swaps in movies.
When the girl fell through the ceiling her stunt double looked up demanding the swap for that scene.
thank you ♥
T. rex didn't have movement based vision, it had binocular vision, so it had depth perception.
Dilophosaurus didn't have a frill or spit venom.
Real Velociraptors are about the size of a large turkey. They used a larger species of dromaeosaur for this movie.
It could also see into a broader light spectrum of which humans cannot see all colors (having better vision than humans (tbf mammals in general aren't too good withcolors, we kinda lucked out). the raptors they've based it on weren't that big however a new raptor species was recently discovered which was much larger. and t-rex was build for speed, taking his size also into account plus their light frame and semi hollow bones it must've been incredibly fast and easily pick off the weak and the stragglers. every year many new species get discovered by undermanned and underfunded peoples. if only a fraction of the spending that goes into complete nonsense, war and profit optimization would go towards the peleo sciences then we could have a new discovery every week, a big discovery monthly and a revolutionary one yearly most likely.
I saw this in theaters when I was about 9 yrs old. Loved it!
This is a great movie. All the sequels are pretty good too which is rare for that to happen. Not quite as good but definitely worth a watch.
16:43 if you watch Die Hard from 1988 they had touch screens in that too. It’s an older technology than people realize, it was just way less sophisticated than multitouch, which came about in mid 2007
I watched this when it first came out and I was jumped so many times. Ugh 😩 I love the FX in this old movie 🎥…it’s still Amazing. Thank you Habibi Britgers. 😌🍿👍🏽
I saw this movie when i was 3 and i remember holding a couch cushion to hide behind and for some reason I was so scared when she walks up close to the triceratops that I started crying 😭
Why are her legs blurred out, but not the hunter's? What happens if they're not?
Just ridiculous religious rules baked into their culture. Apparently females can't show their legs because its seen as sexual. Apparently women in khaki hiking shorts with hiking boots could give someone in their culture a boner. 🙄
a dino action classic!
One of the rare movies with nearly timeless special effects, along with, in my opinion; Star Wars, Predator, Alien, Independence Day, Willow and a few others. I think you would also enjoy:
12 Monkeys (1995)
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (2000)
The Way of the Gun (2000)
HEAT (1995)
Contact (1997)
Love Actually (2003)
Dark City (1998)
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai (1984)
The Never Ending Story (1984)
The Blob (1988)
The Game (1997)
The Serpent and the Rainbow (1988)
Threads (BBC 1984)
Lord of the Flies (1990)
Armageddon (1998)
Scientists have been working on finding the DNA for the Woolly Mammoth for years now and 2 years ago they was not to far from getting. Josh Gates from Expedition Unknown did a show about it
Did you hear about the work of Dr Mary Schweitzer? She discovered preserved soft tissue in dinosaur bones that even had intact red blood cells and DNA fragments. So it turns out, we don't even need mosquitoes. Whether they can actually put together the entire DNA and then recreate a dinosaur is another question.
The actor with the flowery shirt is in a comedic family friendly movie called "Space Jam" with Michael Jordan & other basketball players which I think you would really enjoy!
Oh he's long gone alright, in one of the video games he's found weeks later, but about 3 years later that shaving cream container would be found by Bioson, oh and fun fact they filmed this in a actually hurricane, Morgan Freeman was able to be there to do Arnold's death due to his flight being on hold until the hurricane passed so they did his death like that, and one of the people on set to maintain the animatronics actually almost died inside the mouth of Rexy the T-Rex when the rain caused it wiring and mechanics to go haywire, but was saved thankfully and managed to repair it for the rest of the film and the next 2 movies, but it was pretty good still
Oh boy this is great! Im a huge dinosaur nerd and this was the movie my parents went to see on their first date. Safe to say it holds a special place in my heart.
😃The raptor jump scare was perfection.🖖
I love the work that you do and your content Btw, I am a video editor reaching out do you need help in editing your videos?
My family and I live in Florida nearby the parks and my daughter has a shirt with raptors from Jurassic World movie that says "Girl Squad." It's her favorite movie series. 😊
During the T-Rex rain scene, the mechanical rex malfunctioned and they sent an engineer to fix it in the belly and was almost crushed to death when the mechanics twitched so technically, someone was almost really eaten by a dino.
Somebody may have said this already, and it's not a big deal, but no John was not Nedry's dad. Nedry was being a smart-ass lol
Halal movie reaction 😂
Hello guys! You will love this movie!
I think the word you are thinking of is animatronics, basically a lifelike mechanical puppet
man the early ones scared me so much as a kid lmao
Classic movie.
Why are the legs blurred… weird. They’re just legs
Those legs will destroy our souls
Most of the dinosaurs in the movie were warm-blooded.
PRACTICAL EFFECTS
46:13 LOL
that was the scariest jump ever 😂😂😂
@@HABIBIBROTHERS717 🤣🤣
animatronics, thats the word you are thinking of...
For the record, evidence suggests that most dinosaurs were not actually cold-blooded, and had some level of internal temperature regulation. They also state repeatedly that dinosaurs evolved into birds, but it has recently become understood that it was the other way around. Primitive birds became dinosaurs, but it was not until after the extinction of the dinosaurs that birds developed beaks & became recognizable as what we know as birds today.
Especially with the discovery of an adult dinosaur brooding its eggs, which is only something a warm blooded animal would do.
Birds evolved from within dinosaurs, and are still considered dinosaurs.
There were cars with touchscreen controls back in 89.
You should check out a video about the 1989 Buick Reatta.
Okay, the legs been blured, that's just fucking funny to me.
so for me personally i find the raptors to be the scariest dinosaurs. because they can go anywhere we can go and theyre realy fast. sure T-rex is too big to fight off but its also too big to fit most places. run into a cave or a bunker and rex cant follow but the raptors can you have to kill them. you cant escape them. also that genuine jump when you guys spooked by the raptor in the power station XD here have a like for your trouble. hope u have a wonderful day
Although, a real Velociraptor you could drop kick, as they're only the size of a large turkey in reality.
@@ChrissonatorOFL true! but thats why i said raptor genericly instead of specifying. as the raptors shown in the films are more like Utah raptors which would be absolutely terrifying
Awesome movie, one of my favorites!! This was the best of the series, the others are watchable but not the same magic as the first..
Is the blurring of Laura Dern's legs a personal decision or something related to your place of residence?
Literally, every single dinosaur of Jurassic Park was female, but their legs were not blurred, LOL.
lol
@@HABIBIBROTHERS717 Jokes on you, still :)
what the fudge?
get the fudge out of here!
😂
Yes Ginormous
Cool guys
Аниматроника в 90-ые выглядела очень круто, это не CGI
Have fun with the Jurassic-Series, Brothers! ;)
If you want to continue with the series, the next movie is The Lost World: Jurassic Park
Oh oh - please watch 'close encounters of the third kind' .
Occasionally, a movie comes along that everyone loves, except for me. I've never felt more disappointed by any movie than how I felt when I saw this at age 23 in 1993. I'm a fan of really bad monster movies from the 1950s and 1960s, and "Jurassic Park" seemed to me like one of those bad movies, only with amazing special effects.
Aside from the scientific inaccuracies, it's a good movie.