Russian Girl First Time Watching Jurassic Park!!!
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"Is this a scary movie, or adventure?"
Yes. 😀
This film has some scenes that have become iconic, and different movies and TV shows have given those scenes "shout-outs" in the decades since its release.
The scene in the cafeteria where the girl first sees the silhouette of the velociraptor on the window painting is one of the best portrayals of sheer terror I've ever seen in any film.
Eyes wide, hands shaking and too afraid to even scream.
It's just great. 😁
absolutely correct....
that is how frozen in horror/terror looks....
You beat me to it.
The actor, Bob Peck, who played the game warden Robert Muldoon (the one who said "Clever Girl") was original playing a character who was to survive (he survived in the book and early drafts of the film. In the books he has a huge role).
The actor asked to get killed off, and many state it's because he found out he had cancer (some say he found out the following year). There's conflicting reports worried about fans wanting him in potenrial sequels or just felt it raised the stakes of the film (maybe both). Sadly, in either case, Bob Peck did die in 1999 of cancer 5 years after the film released in 1993.
very sad. I didnt know that.
Until now, I thought a terrific sequel idea would be to have Muldoon be so tough, he's the only man to survive a raptor attack. We'd find out later that while being pinned down, he shoved his boot knife into the side of the raptor's thin bird skull. I'd love to have his character return with a patch over one eye, limping, and a missing limb.....turn him into a Mad-eye Moody (Harry Potter's hero) or Abraham Whistler (Blade's sidekick) kind of character: battle-scarred and battle-hardened.
I disagree. I do not for one second believe Muldoon's character would've "raised the stakes" any higher in the sequels. I also don't believe fans truly considered him a significant character who was essential to the larger combined story either. I just don't think he made a significant enough impact in the first film to mean anything to audiences afterwards. But that's just my opinion, and what I think
@@Britton_Thompson based on what he did in the film, where they changed him just to die per the actors request. Yeah I agree.
In the books though the guy was a super badass. The guy even snuck into a Raptor nest to confirm they were breeding. Plus a lot of other crazy things that I find very spoilery.
@@Britton_Thompson i definitely agree with you that Muldoon, was at best, a side character of minimal importance. A hired ranch-hand like Muldoon would be useless in that profession after a maiming. Realistically, if he survived, he'd be a bitter crippled gunshop owner or head zookeeper with a deskjob being completely irrelevant to any sequel. At best, Ingen might hire him on as a groundskeeper or feeder as some weak way to "make it up to him," as if there can be any true compensation for having body parts eaten off by a dinosaur.
This film was, and still is, fantastic. A great cast, engaging story, characters you genuinely care about and some of the best dinosaur effects (a mixture of practical and CGI, which was still somewhat in its infancy back in 1993, when this film first came out) ever committed to film. It remains a classic thirty years later.
When the girl fell through the ceiling at 39:50, this was an adult stunt woman. You can see she looks more muscular than the young girl. The problem is, the stunt woman looked up, right in the camera. So they composited the young girl's face on the stunt woman's body. This is the first time in visual effects history a stunt actor's face was replaced digitally.
Barbasol is inexpensive shaving foam in a metal can. The can Mr. Nedry has is a miniature freezer for storing stolen dinosaur embryos made to look like a shaving cream can. When this movie came out, I was so excited that I rode my bicycle to the theater at 11 PM, and rode home after 1AM.
Love your sense of humor! Seriously though, you are super model gorgeous and funny too. Someday you are going to be famous.
It doesn't matter how often I've seen Jurassic Park, that scene in the maintenance bunker when the Raptor shows up behind Ellie will always get me with the jumpscare.
Side notes:
The dinosaur sounds in this movie were made by combining sounds made by living animals and everyday objects.
The Tyrannosaurus rex, affectionately known as Rexy, was a mix of elephant calf vocalizations (roar, snarls and growls) and a dog playing with a rope toy (shaking the Gallimimus to death).
The Dilophosaurus was a mix of hawk, swan, howler monkey and rattlesnake sounds.
The adult Raptors were a mix of a walrus chest roar and dolphin mating scream, while the hatchling was a mix of owlet and fox kit sounds.
The Brachiosaurus vocalizations were slowed down donkey brays, while the sneeze was a mix of a fire hydrant and a whale breathing through its blowhole(s).
The Gallimimus's chief sound effect was made using the recorded calls of a female horse in heat.
A good portion of this movie was shot on the Hawaiian island of Kauai.
Whenever I hear Hammond ask "Who's hungry?", my first reaction every time is "Not after hearing the Raptors rip the cow apart."
Lego released 30th anniversary sets in honor of Jurassic Park and the one I have is based on Dennis Nedry's encounter with the Dilophosaurus.
I fell asleep after the first paragraph.
Have you ever heard of the word 'brevity'?
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Have you ever tried getting smarter?
The the 2 grandkids who are now in there 40`s( yea time got away from us a bit ) are on CZcams for an anniversary edition re-watching the movie and telling about behind the scenes how it was made...
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@@LandSharkEatsU *(insert GIF of Craig and Smokey from Friday shouting "DAAAAAAAAAAMN")*
I saw one of your videos a while back and your English has gotten better since then.
Keep up the good work;)
Happy New Year's!
25:04 "Why did this grandfather don't go?" To be fair, who would YOU rather have coming to save you in this situation: a senior citizen who walks with a cane and has likely spent the majority of his adulthood behind a desk, or a seasoned-yet-fit game warden who's an expert marksman? I think Grandfather made the right choice here.
I love it when people go into Jurassic park thinking it's a kids movie. The book was straight up horror! 😂
yeah I readi, some of my friends said that they are scared of the Dylophosaurus, raptors or T-REX, but for me the most scariest dinosaur its the compsognatus, they might be little, but attack in groups and those son of a b*tches eat you alive literally
7:12 imagine thaz in the cinema, with a soundmachine, that makes you FEEL the impact of the dinosaur coming back down and it´s front legs hit the earth....
that was truly stunning....
Feeling the T-Rex footsteps in the theaters seats...while seeing ripples in the water (done by using a guitar string underneath the dashboard) was one of the most intense cinematic experiences ever. I saw this 6 times in theaters with different people every time, that's how epic it was. Absolutely perfect combinations of practical and CGI, before they completely relied.
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This was the movie that introduced 5.1-channel digital sound playback in theatres, using the DTS system (which carried the digital audio on a CD-ROM that ran in sync with the film). As a projection and sound service engineer, I installed a LOT of DTS players for this movie. It was a huge roll out, and a quantum leap forward in theatre sound.
All The Jurassic Park/World movies are good, but this one was special because no one had ever seen dinosaurs in movies done this well before. It was shocking and suspenseful.
Check out Arthur Conan Doyle's "Lost World", Sherlock Holmes' Daddy deserves some credit for these ideas.
That chills when t rex appeared at last🔥🔥🔥
You have to stop doing those "jump screams" to scare the audience. You made me spill my drink on myself more than once. I'm running out of shirts...
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You should read the book. The grandfather is a different character and has a much lower priority on the care of his grandkids. It makes for a poor movie character but gives the book a really good antagonist. Definitely watch the other five. As much as I enjoyed the first two books the movies were based on I could still enjoy the movies even with all the differences. Some of the movies get a little repetitive but not so much that you can't enjoy them and it's fun seeing some the people from the original movie again in the last one.
39:42 is such a cool shot because you can see the lines of DNA over the animal that it made, its very ominous
This was the best of all the Jurassic movies, the only one that is truly great.
The rest of them range from bad to good, but never great.
Still, if you like dinosaurs, they're all fun to watch.
Good choice with this movie! Jurassic Park is such an absolute classic
There are laws against cloning. It's a very slippery slope. Once you start it could cause big damage to the animals of the world including people.
When the T Rex is chasing them in the jeep, the passenger mirror says it ....objects in mirror are closer than they appear 🤣🙃
Yeah, I'd love to see your reactions to Jurassic Park 2 and 3 as well!! Thanks!!
Barbasol is men's shaving cream. :) If you haven't seen the Science Fiction Movie 'Alien', it's a Great Movie! It is very realistic, but it is very scary!
Have you seen an alien before? How do you know it's realistic?
@@voodoochile333 Hi - Of course, I've never seen an alien before. I've also never seen an inter or intragalactic spaceship, the surface of a planetary object outside our solar system, nor a 'human' android that viewers would believe is human, as the movie portrays. I was speaking of the sets, filming, and acting that allows viewers to believe they are seeing reality, if they have the imagination. And what planet are you from?
Dear Kerry; this is my first time. Your reactions are outstanding! Keep up the great work 🎉
This film really needs to be seen in a theater to get the full impact. My favorite scene is when they first see the dinosaurs. Great soundtrack, too.
t rex ripples in the water
Well there's no much chance of her getting to do that now !!!!! .
6:47your reaction right there is truly one of the reasons why we still love this film. Got to watch 3-4 yeas after I was born and been a fan ever since. It’s so amazing how much this movie still captivates many people even after 30 years. Really happy you watched it
I watched this movie in the cinema when it came out in 1993 and it made me fall in love with films 😍 I was 9 years old then and it blew my mind!
Same here! I was 8. This was the first moviegoing experience that ever blew my mind, and it was the first time that I not only loved a movie, but wanted to know how it was made. Also sparked my passion for film music. The cassette tape of the score was the first soundtrack I ever owned and listened to separately from the movie.
Watching this film still brings back the rush of watching it the first time. Seeing it in 3D this year was an absolute treat.
Well I hope you had as much fun with this movie as much as I did watching you react to it. Thank you
Michael Crichton, the author of this story, was brilliant. All of his books are superb.
Hi kerry hope you doing ok, I love your videos keep up the good work ❤ by the way Jurassic park was filmed mostly in hawaii in kualoa ranch you should visit filming locations from the movies you react to that’d be awesome. Happy holidays
It's always good to watch your program thank you.❤😊
Great commentary! Keep em' going. We're rooting! 👏🏽
Yes Yes Yes! Please warch the rest of the Jurassic Movies!!! What an awesome reaction! :)
This is my favorite movie. It was so fun to see you watch this!
Love that movie! I saw all the sequels. When I worked at Universal Studios Florida they designed a ride named after the movie Jurassic Park .I have pictures of the actual jeeps that was used in the movie .I once saw Steven Spielberg who was in the park for the grand opening of the ride Jaws .He was the director of the movie Jaws. Such fond memories!
Much of this was filmed on the island of Kaui in Hawaii
Great Movie, I saw it in the theater when it first came out and it never gets old. Great watching it with you Kerry! Happy New Year!
So many reactors that I've seen watch this movie always think the same thing going in. "I thought this was a family-friendly movie with a fun little dinosaur theme park." Nope, it is definitely a little more intense than that. LOL About as much as Jaws is like Finding Nemo. LOL
One of my favorite movies! The music is phenomenal!
24:25..T-Rex couldn't smell 'em in the rain, and poor eyesight he wouldn't be able to spot 'em. This scene made a lot of younger kids beg parents to leave..( People thought it was gonna be a cute dinosaur film like the animated ones made around that time by Disney, and were wrong big-time.) How about the ending, though? The guy who hated kids was poppa material after all, and Ellie knew it. Your dino snarls are so cute and funny! Closing Note: Attenbourigh ( John Hammond) and his family have long been wildlife conservationists and have donated millions to animal reserves/research worldwide.
Oh she could see them alright. She wasn't hungry though, she'd just had a goat and a lawyer. So she wasn't hungry, she was curious about them.
Happy 30th anniversary to Jurassic Park
1:20 "I thought it's a family movie where people don't die."
Bambi, The Lion King, The Little Mermaid, The Incredibles, Mulan, just to name a few.
All have deaths in them.
Some are fairly disturbing.
Other family movies with prominent deaths:
Star Wars, Harry Potter, Gremlins, Up, and countless others.
I introduced both of my kids to Jurassic Park when they were 6 years old.
They already loved dinosaurs and they fell in love with this movie.
I did have to explain that in movies that look real, the actors only pretend to die and they're really OK in real life.
That's it.
After that,they had no problems, no disturbing nightmares, nothing.
They even thought that the lawyer deserved to be eaten because he left those kids alone.
That sentence fully explains itself on this. You just took it out of context. There are many, many "family movies where people don't die," too. It just turned out that this isn't one of those ones.
Nah she’s got 2 braincells rubbing together
Your as much fun to watch as the movie.
This was one of my favorite movies growing up. Still is
i remember seeing this back it was in vhs & dvd i seen it 2 times in theatres 2013 & 2023!
Kerry!
This movie was such a leap forward in filmmaking. It had a wonderful story, top notch special effects and Steven Spielberg directing. The anticipation for this movie was off the chart. And seeing it in a theater was an incredible experience.
From my point of view, Jurassic Park 2 was a disappointment, but Jurassic Park 3 was much better, I thought.
It was my first movie when I was 5 years kid. Still one of my best movie.
Hard to believe that the little boy grew up to play "Sledge" in the war series "The Pacific". Yould hsould watch and react.
Hi Kerry, good reaction! You might have understood more of the film had you put on subtitles. Though I realize some people find subtitles very distracting. But since English is your second language, then subs would have helped you alot. Perhaps you avoided subtitles for the benefit of your viewers? But since your viewers have already seen the film, it wouldn't have been much of a distraction for them. Anyway, I'm glad that you enjoyed this thoroughly family friendly film!
I saw this movie in theatre at age of 12! For me best movie of all time
23:02 love your expression 😂.
I first saw this movie I thought the dinosaur would eat the kids too.
Shining a flashlight in the dark at a T Rex is DEFINITELY asking for a Darwin Awards 1st prize.
Hi Kerry!😊 Nice to see another lovely Russian woman doing movie reactions, besides Dasha.😉 Unfortunately, DNA does not last long enough to make dinosaurs. "Barbasol" is a men's shaving cream. This film marked the most realistic portrayal of dinosaurs in film when it was released.🏆 The sequels may not be as good as the original, but they all have something to offer. Great reactions to your first Jurassic Park film, Kerry!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
czcams.com/video/iUvhP8M6QCk/video.html they aren't the only 2 Russian girls to react to this film.
I know Irina's channel. She is no longer doing movie reactions.@@doomslayer1984
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🤩 That was great 🥰
You're so cute when you say that you're lonely watching the movie alone and talking. You need a big hug for this 😇. Glad you enjoy the movie. When I first saw this movie in the movie theater, everyone was screaming, and it was so fun. I hope you can watch it again with your family and watch them scream haha. If not, I'll watch it with you and pretend to scream haha. Thanks for fun reaction. Happy holidays and keep smiling🎄🙂👍🤗
You should definitely watch the sequels and the Jurassic worlds
I say watch them all. They’re all good
Hi Kerry,Happy New Year🎉
Great reaction happy new year.
Nice Movie, Beautiful Kerry. Happy Holidays
Opening weekend 1993... I was 11.
My local cinema has 18 screens and they had ONLY Jurassic Park on that entire weekend in a staggered schedule, and it was still sold out.
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Somehow, and I have no idea how... my dad (rest in peace) got hold of 4 tickets.
Myself, my sister, and our two besties (who were also brother and sister) went to see it.
My dad gave us £20 each... in today's money is close to £100 each...
We played the arcades, got some sweets etc...
And my sister saying "no drinks because we'll need to pee half way through the movie".. we had hotdogs and sweets, arcades, pizza... and then the call came in for the movie.
I still remember the smell of the popcorn, standing in that lobby surrounded by hundreds of people.
Jurassic Park trailers on the TVs dotted around the place.
11 years old, dinosaurs, 1993, with Spielberg directing, AND at the beginning of the CGI revolution........
No cinema experience has ever matched the magic of that weekend.
Jurassic Park is lightning in a bottle.
And afterward, we had a Maccies on the way home.
Most magical weekend ever.
Я в каком-то смысле завидую тем, кто сейчас впервые смотрит те самые старые фильмы, которые я смотрел в детстве. Многие из них даже сейчас отлично смотрятся.
That helicopter scene was filmed in Hawaii good place to go
Hi Kerry!
Did you watch "It's A Wonderful Life" yet?
I think you would like this Christmas movie
Definitely watch them all
My favorite movie I first watched when I was 4
If you haven’t seen it yet check out King Kong(2005). Also the movie Anaconda(1997).
Happy New Year! The skeptical scientist, darker skinned, black hair actor casted in this character was a interesting one. He is Jeff Goldbloom... successful actor,..was in a movie called "The Fly", were he played a scientist who successfully combined his genes with a fly... and became a man size fly.
Gladiator should be next! Very cute reaction, i liked it
23:30 that shot will always be nightmare fuel for me
Liked the Dilophisaur scene reaction funny😅
The reason the T-Rex couldn't see Dr Grant and the girl is because of the theory Dr Grant said earlier was that the vision of the T-Rex is similar to that of a fly.
The vision of a fly is a fly can only see you when you are moving. When you are moving extremally slow or not moving, the fly cannot really see you.
This is why you can never catch a fly by trying to move faster than it. However, if you tried to catch a fly in a shot glass while it is sitting on the wall instead of using a fly swatter, you can move towards the fly with a lot of slow slow movements and patience, the fly will NOT fly away because the fly will not see you.
Therefore to catch a fly is actually how SLOW can you move and how much patience can you have to catch a fly in a shot glass then let him outside rather than using a fly swatter
anyway that is how the vision of the fly works and Dr Grant said that is how T-Rex works as well which is why T-Rex couldn't see them.
I love your Christmas tree, it's beautiful.
you should watch movies with the subtitles on , it'll help you understand what's going on ... you don't have to read the whole movie just occasionally read the subtitles , you'd be surprised how much better you'll be able to follow the movie from doing this :)
You should read the novel. Its light years better then the film and way more graphic when it comes to the deaths. Also in the novel John Hammond is not those kids grandfather. He also dies in it unlike the film.
Wow Russian girls are pretty ❤
Jeff Goldblum Jurassic Park: "Must go faster..." 🦖👀
Jeff Goldblum Independence Day: "Must GO FASTER!" 👽👀
Great movie. Such a classic. However, I still prefer Jurassic Park but with a cat, from the Owlkitty channel. It makes me laugh every time 😂
Thanks for your reaction Kerry. I would like to see your reaction to a very old science fiction movie, "Forbidden Planet". It was made in 1956 but its special effects were well ahead of its time; it had a lot of influence on following science fiction, like Star Trek and Star Wars; and its premise was quite plausible.
The book is even better.
8:55 "Can this be true?"
Tragically, no.
DNA has a half-life and eventually becomes unusable even if trapped in a mosquito in amber.
The maximum survivability for DNA is about 7 million years but the oldest DNA we've ever collected is less than that, just 2 million years old.
Dinosaurs went extinct 65 million years ago, so we missed the window for collecting their DNA by at least 58 million years.
The book they made this movie from was published in 1990.
We didn't know nearly as much about DNA then.
The author thought of a brilliant idea with the mosquito in amber trick, which might even have been possible according to what we knew at the time.
Now we know it is not.
Too bad.
I'd pay a fortune to visit a park with living dinosaurs.
And no, I don't mean turkeys and pigeons and stuff, but actual dinosaurs.
Yes. Please watch The Lost World (JP-2) then JP-3. Follow those with the three Jurassic World movies. Can you turn the volume up for the movie?
That’s a pretty Christmas tree
You can go there for sure. That was filmed at Hawaii
I think.You will enjoy this series
love your reaction, please also react to all of the sequels, my favourite is the second one, the lost world
24:10 "Why is she not eating them? She ate the other guy. In real life she would have eaten them."
Two answers:
First: Nope.
Dr. Grant just said that she can only see moving things; if they stay still, she can't really see them.
The lawyer on the toilet was moving so she saw him and ate him.
Dr. Grant is staying perfectly still and keeping Lex still too, so the dinosaur can't find them.
So, in this movie, the dinosaur expert is right, she can't see them, so she can't eat them.
Second: Yes, you're right.
That whole thing about this dinosaur not being able to see anything that isn't moving was wrong.
I think some paleontologists might have been proposing that 40 or so years ago, but then they found out that this idea was wrong.
Based on what scientists know today, standing still won't work.
So this dinosaur should be able to see them just fine - and eat them too.
The ending theme music made me think of another great movie with epic music. I think you will love "Dances With Wolves." I'm looking forward to more movie reactions.
-Oh, Steven Spielberg! I love Steven Spielberg! I didn't know!
Ok... so you don't love Steven Spielberg too much.
I'm glad you enjoyed it, if you like dinosaurs, watch one million years bc. It's an old one but it's good.
I think you will enjoy the second movie as well.
Please don't call yourself stupid. You're an intelligent human being, who doesn't deserve to feel unintelligent for not understanding something in a movie.
I don't believe for a moment that you or anyone else can't "get" or understand any of the ideas mentioned in the movie. At absolute worst, they may just not have been explained in a way that's more easily understood, since everyone learns best in different ways and through different mediums, and that's before adding the cultural and linguistic differences at play.
That doesn't make you stupid. That makes you human. Please don't forget that.
I'll attempt to help unravel this knot, but forgive me for what may amount to rambling and over-explanation. Why say it in ten words when a thousand will do? 😄
First, some quick notes:
One, John Hammond and Ellie Sattler are eating because the power is out to almost everything, including the refrigerators. So the perishable food is going to spoil. With nothing better to do, and to try to take his mind off his fear for his grandchildren, he's eating some of the ice cream before it can melt.
Two, the "flock" of gallimimus "running away from danger" is actually an astute observation, something which even Alan Grant failed to realize.
Three, Hammond was shortsighted and somewhat selfish, but not outright evil. He didn't think his plan for Jurassic Park through and he let himself be blinded to the dangers, but wasn't uncaring about others' lives.
Now, the main attraction, and the real ramble. 😁
The scene with Ian Malcolm, Ellie Sattler, and the water droplet is a prime example of the complete misrepresentation of Chaos Theory in _Jurassic Park._ Actual Chaos Theory, contrary to what's depicted, is about finding underlying order in what appears to be randomness, not the simplistic notion of unpredictability demonstrated here.
In the scene, Malcolm uses the water droplet to illustrate how tiny variations can lead to different outcomes (the idea that tiny, microscopic variations in Sattler's skin will make the second water droplet take a different path down her hand and arm than the first). However, this is a superficial and incorrect portrayal. True Chaos Theory involves understanding that even systems that appear random are governed by rules and patterns, albeit complex ones. It's about the sensitivity to initial conditions, not just random divergence.
Moreover, Malcolm outright blurs the lines between different scientific disciplines, leading to a muddled representation of the concepts depicted. He critiques the park's use of genetic engineering and cloning, but his arguments conflate different scientific concepts. Evolution is a process of change in species over generations through natural selection, genetic drift, mutation, and gene flow. The creation of dinosaurs in _Jurassic Park_ is more about genetic engineering than evolution, which is a substantially different concept.
Put simply, evolution is a bottom-up reaction process, while genetic engineering is a top-down design process. Malcolm fails to distinguish the two and in so doing undercuts his very own arguments.
In essence, Malcolm offers a skewed and overly simplistic view of science, particularly Chaos Theory. Through him, the movie is trying to make John Hammond and his scientists the "bad guys", but Malcolm doesn't actually understand what they're doing, so his arguments are spurious and thus irrelevant.
Malcolm is intended to be the skeptical voice of reason, questioning the ethics and safety of the park. However, his skepticism veers into outright cynicism and lacks the constructive critique that real scientific skepticism embodies. In science, skepticism is about questioning hypotheses and testing them, not outright dismissal without evidence.
Ellie Sattler and Alan Grant, while both scientists, themselves, don't really argue from points of science in the movie. Their concerns are rooted in morality and ethics, which are inherently subjective and thus difficult to objectively refute.
The character who I find really interesting is Donald Gennaro, the lawyer. Interestingly, we're seemingly meant to dislike him, yet he arguably exhibits the most rational behavior among the main characters. His primary concern is safety--a perfectly reasonable stance considering the unprecedented nature of Jurassic Park, with its real-life, resurrected dinosaurs about which next to nothing is really known. Gennaro's readiness to shut down the park at any sign of danger to park-goers is not just rational; it's a necessary precaution in such an uncharted venture.
What makes Gennaro particularly interesting is his objective and rational approach. He listens to John Hammond's explanations of the park's safety features and observes them firsthand. He doesn't dismiss evidence or deny the possibility that the park could be made safe. This open-minded yet cautious approach is, really, more scientific than Malcolm's by leagues. While Malcolm gets caught up in theoretical discussions about chaos and the ethical implications of genetic engineering, all of which he completely misunderstands, Gennaro focuses on tangible evidence and practical concerns.
In this sense, Gennaro embodies a more scientific approach than Malcolm. He assesses the situation based on observable facts and a clear understanding of the risks involved, rather than getting lost in philosophical debates and pretending he knows more than he really does.
Thank you for attending my TED talk. 😅
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Good movie i see this Movie first Time 1993 in Theather whit new Sound in DTS
Hi Kerry!
Greetings from Chicago ✌️🍿
Ну красавица, супер! Не знаю английский, и знать не хочу - но на вас смотреть приятно! 😊💐💐💐
They are ,Kerry .Scientists are going to use elephants with found DNA from a well preserved Mammoth to hopefully create a real baby Mammoth. I hope they succeed in DNA technology someday. A dog has been cloned already using DNA. Cool ,eh? Enjoy this classic movie with 2 more that followed. : ) P.S. Talk all you want. I like it.
Hi, Kerry. I haven't seen this movie for a long, long time. After some of your comments about people getting killed, I'm really interested in the types of movies you would normally watch. Do you like horror movies and sci-fi horror movies, too? They're my favourite.
I enjoyed your reaction to this movie. Thanks for sharing 👍
He said the Tyrannosaurus rex vision is based on movement..he says it twice in the movie thats why she did not eat Dr grant and the little girl