Watching The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) FOR THE FIRST TIME!! || Part 2!
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- Hey everyone hope you enjoyed me watching The Lost World: Jurassic Park for the first time! Next up will be The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug!
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In the books, those little dinos (the Compy's) are explained to have a toxin in their bite which puts you to sleep. All those little bites they did to the guy in the jungle made him groggy and he failed to be able to run away anymore. That's when they strike and eat the person alive. In the books, they actually kill Hammond on the island during the first movie. The books are REALLY good and provide a lot of extra information about what was going on the whole time. I highly recommend them.
I didn't even think about the venom during that scene even after reading the first novel; I just thought he was bleeding a lot.
6:50 Velociraptor jumps on *Julianne Moore.*
*Nick's* response: _"Oh, no! Her lucky pack!"_ 🤣
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@@nickflix8657 when will you do the rest of the series?
The tiny dinos are actually full grown Compsognathus. There is no bigger mother. ;)
I loved that they had them in this one. There’s a much higher death toll in the original book and the one that they’re involved with is just so brutal. Paralytic bites and all.
Yeah if they were babies theyd always be left in a nest or right next to their parent im sure.
The neck-frilled one was Dilophosaurus. It officially never appears again, though there’s a technicality in Jurassic World. But that neck-frill was a unique depiction from Spielberg (there’s no scientific basis for it) yet it appears in nearly every pop culture depiction of it, especially in toys, whether it’s JP stuff or not.
I went to see this with my brother - two grown adults. After that scene where they were dangling over the cliff, we were embarrassed to discover we were holding hands like scared little kids. Talk about tension...
9:11, it was theorized that Raptors snuck aboard the ship, killed the crew, and the Rex(Buck) woke up after hearing the commotion. At least one crew member was brave enough to close the Cargo Hold before dying.
Shaine White didnt they actually have the drawings for that scene too but decided to cut it? I forgot why they did its kinda important lol.
It wasnt theorized, its confirmed thats what happened, buyt they decided to scrap the scenes at the storyboard stage and didnt film it.
@@DerpaTure9503 you dont know shit mate. Respectfully. It is indeed a fact that raptors were story boarded to have attacked the ship and killed the crew, but was scrapped. Look it up. This has been known for decades.
@@cyanide7270 Actually you don't "know shit" apparently. While it is a popular theory you are referencing a single piece of concept art that shows a raptor in a corrider that is slightly flooded and a person stands in the back with a flashlight.
It's part of the book The Making of The Lost World: Jurassic Park.
So much for the theory. The problem is, that there are several pipes leaking water all over the artwork and nobody understands why a cargoship should have so many water pipes all over the place. Yeah there is probably fresh water and gray water to be pumped around but these pipes are all over the place. So another probable explanantion is that these pipes are part of the geothermal power plant (simply said water is injected into an underground heat reservoir; this turns the water into steam which can be extracted to run turbines and generate power). Maybe this is part of the original ending which was supposed to feature more raptor scenes. As you might know Spielberg brought up the San Diego ending since there is a similar scene with a Brontosaurus in London in Arthur Conan Doyles The Lost World.
No, the T-rex stopped breathing and they gave it something to get it breathing again, only for the T-Rex to wake up and go berserk, killing the crew, before some unfortunate led the T-Rex into the cargo hold and another one locked it behind them. (The arm we see holding the switch.)
There was never any evidence that raptors were ever on the boat. Maybe in the pre-production stages or the original script, but not in the final movie.
Nice try.
"Moveable Feast".
As a hunter that phrase always sticks with me - never be casual about who is the hunter and who is the hunted.
Great reaction!👍
And I like how Hammond's nephew was the real villain, and not Roland the game hunter. Even though Roland was a "Great White Hunter" paid to capture the dinosaurs, a great deleted scene showed a bit of his humanity (a bit) and he turns down the job with InGen as he'd finally seen enough of death with Ajay's death.
A terrible way to die? I agree!!! Better one big death bite than hundreds of tiny ones bleeding you out, keeping you conscious, feeling your life essence flow out. The Arabians have a phrase, death by a thousand cuts.
11:39 Common mistake. Pteranodon isn't a dinosaur but a pterosaur, which is a different group of archosaurs (pterosaurs, dinosaurs, crocodiles...) that lived at the same time as non-avian dinosaurs. The real flying dinosaurs are called birds, as Dr Grant said in the first movie.
Thanks for the correction!
@@nickflix8657 But no dinosaurs are related to birds at all just so you know; that's just a theory that nobody can hold any water to. And the earth isn't "billions of years old" because there's so much evidence that contradicts that; again, it's just "theories".
Aww, just finished this and see you haven't done 3, 4 or 5. Hope you're planning to watch them.
Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! The Hobbit 2 is next!
Don't forget JPIII, Jurassic World, Fallen Kingdom, Camp Cretaceous...
@@minnesotajones261 yep that is next week!
@@nickflix8657 Awesome!
The Compy's mommy? Umm... sorry but those dinosaurs, the Compsognathus , were fully grown. They were the size of chickens. In the novel Jurassic Park, they breed compy's on Isla Nublar (as well as Sorna) as they noticed being mainly scavengers, they could eat the feces of the larger dinosaurs, and brake it down more for easier removal and disposal. Then they figured out their bite was also slightly poisonous, making them a lot more deadly in a group than they'd think small chicken sized dinos could be... Oh, Hammond doesn't have a PhD as far as I know. He's just a rich guy with delusions of grandeur... Love your reactions, so I finally subscribed! ;o)
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about 7 years ago I took an overdose of sleeping meds, ended up being taken to hospital basically tripping and hallucinating, and couldn’t remember much from it, but one thing I very vividly remember is sitting in a waiting room and seeing a herd of teeny tiny dinosaurs walking across the floor. When I stated this out loud excitedly, the whole waiting room had a good laugh at me. But damn, I ain’t gonna lie, that was really cool 😅
I absolutely love how the father encourages his child to kill Ludlow.
I did laugh hard at our human conventions that we cling too even in mortal peril! Hahaha
I mean the lawyer ran into a shack that was a restroom
Malcolm ran into a security shed that had huge glass windows
They both acted so surprised when the predators just went right for them...hahaha.
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Not sure if someone's already mentioned this, but.... out of all the deaths in the Jurassic Park/World franchise, I'd say that Eddie's death was the most heroic.
Id love to see your reactions to Jurassic park 3 and the Jurassic world movies as they're all part of the same story 😅 and on a side note, Little fun fact, So the baby rex, in a deleted scene it was Peter Ludlow Hammonds nephew who was drinking and fell onto the baby rex breaking his leg in the first place so it's kinda fitting that the father rex breaks his leg and plops him in front of the infant to teach him how to hunt, and the whole San Diego scene was a last minute change as there was supposed to be a Pteranodon helicopter scene in the worker compound but wanted to bring the dinosaurs off island as that was a secondary plot in the original Jurassic park books
Daddy T-Rex living the life in the city, eating dogs and chasing cars.
Just an average day.
I love these movies SO MUCH!! When I was a kid I was obsessed with dinosaurs I even had a mini dinosaur encyclopedia that I carried around with me! I’m super excited to see your reactions to the other movies if you ever get to it!!
There is Jurassic Park 3, Jurassic World, Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, and Jurassic World Dominion (to be released later this year ) that follow this movie you must watch them to get the full story. The Jurassic Park and Jurassic World movies were all in the two books written by Michael Crichton just added to for Cinematic drama and in different order to the book order
I've heard the drop in quality from the JP1 to LW is largely because Steven Spielberg was semi-reluctant to direct the sequel cuz of how busy he was, and was kinda coerced by studio execs to do it. He had just started his own movie studio, had two films in simultaneous production, and another in preproduction (Saving Private Ryan), so it's not a stretch to imagine his heart and focus was elsewhere.
That glass cracking scene was very intense! Great reaction!
@2:05 Dilophosaurus!
Three things:
One, the man that was killed by the Buck in San Diego--the guy in glasses that he grabbed as he was running into the buliding--is not only credited as Lucky Bastard, but is also the screenwriter, David Koepp.
Two, in the same scene, if you turn on the subtitles for the same scene as the Japanese businessmen are running away, it translates to "I came from Japan to get away from this"--or something like that--which is a reference to Godzilla and there's a lot of other Easter eggs in the entire sequence as well. For example, the S.S. Venture is a nod to 1933's King Kong, which was one of Steven Spielberg's childhood favorites.
Third, the T-Rex didn't stay in the cargo hold because it got loose. It was originally in a cage--you can see it on the boat--broke out, killed the crew, and either walked back into the cargo hold on its own or someone led it down there. Don't believe any of the "It was the Raptors" theories because it's not true at all. If you want more answers, look up Klayton Fioriti on CZcams--which, same with Jeremy James Prutchick, is a perfect channel to check out if you're a fan of the franchise--as he goes into more details about it, AND even shows the original storyboards that further prove it was the T-Rex.
love how Nick pronounced Jurassic as Jurastic.......so cute.
The dinosaurs that killed Dennis Nedry are dilophosaurus. In real life, they didn't have those frills, nor did it spit venom, and was actually bigger than depicted in the movies. They did have two crests on their heads though.
The Story is John Hammond wants the Islands to be a wildlife reserve without Human contact, His Nephew Who gets eaten by the small T Rex at the end of the movie is wanting to open a new park on the main land and has sacked his uncle from his own business and taken over hence the second team
You are more genuine than any reaction series I've seen. Literally just kicked everyone out of my favorites to take the top spot
Thanks so much! Glad you like them.
Such an underrated movie; I will never understand the hate at all and even as a kid, I've always enjoyed something dark and this is just one example. Watching it now as an adult, it's just amazing in its own way.
Also, the Buck T-Rex getting loose DOES make sense because the whole point of the franchise is A), the dinosaurs getting on the mainland and B), basically teaching us to not fuck with nature because we'll always lose. Yes, it's stupid to try again in making another park after what happened before, but at the same time, NOBODY learns their lesson apart from a few logical characters.
Need to see your reaction on JP 3 :)))
Next week!
Loved your reaction. I can't find further reactions to this series. Do you know when you'll react to them?
The guy already started screaming before the raptor pounced on him in long grass scene.
For me personally the CGI quality of scene is the best in the franchise.
I can't tell if the rator is CGI
1:18, Damn, that was brutal, but he did save his friends.
Loving these videos my brother!
Thanks so much for your support man! About to watch your 21 jump street uncut reaction😊😊
In one part of that dangling-off-the-cliff scene you skipped over, the one guy ends up spinning the tires of the car on the mud to try to keep the trailer from falling all the way down. There is really questionable physics here: Its traction is basically the friction of the tires against the ground. As any physics student learns, if the two surfaces start slipping, as here, the frictional force *decreases.* In other words, spinning the tires is something you *don't* want to do in that situation, as you just get worse traction. Not that it matters greatly. Because the mud is quite wet, it has less internal friction than when dry, and *much* less than pavement; it may be more of a lubricant than a good surface for driving on, much less pulling things. In short, there's just no way that car should have been able to hold back the trailer on its own.
The T-Rex escaping into the city is my hometown! And the bus that was destroyed by it is a retired bus that was bought by the filmmakers. My dad once worked at that local MTS bus yard before retiring in 2013.
This movie should have ended on the island with an extended raptor set piece. I think bringing the rex and the rest of the dinosaurs to the mainland could have set things up nicely for a third film where they escape and wreak havoc in the city. In that sense, you would have had a trilogy of three different settings: the park, the jungle, and the city.
I really enjoy this movie a lot!!! It may not be as fresh as the first, but it's intense and a lot of fun!!! I really enjoy it so much!!!
Not a bad movie, but it totally misses the magic of the first one. Love your reaction!
This is the answer to your question for the name of the dinosaur in the 1st movie. The dinosaur you were talking about that had the long fins on the side of its head that spits venom was a Dilophosaurus. Just to let you know :)
Fun fact, at the end, you can see Steven Spielberg sitting between Sarah and Malcolm on the couch in the reflection on the TV. Also the dinosaur with the things that come out from behind it's head is called Dilophosaurus. And I'm with you, I didn't like the end with the T-rex on the mainland... stay on the islands.
Wow never saw that, will have to rewatch the ending haha.
The whole point of the franchise is dinosaurs getting on the mainland, hence the original novels. Without this movie, we wouldn't have the rest of the franchise.
I love these movies and I love getting to watch others see them for the first time. It brings back a fraction of the wonder felt seeing for the first time in the 90s. It was just special. It’s almost impossible to find a current day movie that even comes close. It’s like screen play writers forgot how to be creative and smart or like they’ve just stopped trying to make good movies.
I love them all from JP1 all the way to JW2. Nothing compares to the first but they’re all great in their own way. There are only a couple corny parts in the sequels that make you cringe (like Kelly’s gymnastics aka a bunch of useless moves right before swinging normally to kick the VR out the window, or Tea Leone’s whole character in JP3).
4:07, there was theory going around that the dinosaurs had a venomous bite, which is the reason why Dieter died the way he did.
In the novel, they did.
It makes sense I mean think about it. How else would a small dinosaurs like that . That eats meat be able to take down anying . Back then it would need some sort of advantage . So venom is perfect just like how Komodo dragons . Have toxic saliva that helps them get food .
1:22-1:23
All the dinosaurs in this movie series really like splitting their food before eating
My favorite scene in this movie is. The one with the raptors in the field. Because it's like jaws but in a field . Now you see the person an now you don't it's magical. I don't know if you seen it already but . If you don't I recommend Tremors . Because now you know the water, jungles ,an fields aren't safe. But is the ground under your feet safe.
I haven’t seen it! The only underground movie I have seen is The Descent, but will definitely check it out. And nice point about it being like Jaws, makes total sense and I definitely didn’t pick up on that!
To channel Pinhead or the Hell Priest for a moment . What sights I could show you . Well movie wise bugs big an small , simple deaths , deaths by gas powered belt Sander , hacksaw deaths an mini more , creatures that kill quick an ones that kill slowly. Psychological horrors , demons , ghost , zombies . Horror comes in mini forms an I seen them all . But I also like comidys an other genres mines. Romance movies because they all end the same.
The Descent is good, Tremors is a cult favorite series. Must watch! The Cave is another underground cave movie.
Have you thought about watching Spielberg's "Batteries Not Included"? it's a small gem compared with his large-sale stuff, but a gem nonetheless.
(CAMEO:) The unlucky bastard who tries to duck into the store but gets eaten by the Trex in San Diego is the movie's screenwriter David Koepp!
He wrote the screenplay for the original Jurassic Park movie also. He also worked on Mission Impossible (1996), Spider-Man (2002), Zathura: A Space Adventure (2005), Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008), and The Mummy (2017). :)
11:37, that was a teaser! Showing us what the next villain will be in the third film.
Not really, the Pteranodon's in Jurassic Park III are a different bred than the ones we see hear flying above the Stegosaurus herd.
When are you going to do the other jp movies?
7:13, that scared me in theaters.
My rankings. 5. The Lost World. 4. Jurassic Park III . 3. Jurassic World. 2. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. 1. Jurassic Park.
Great reaction, even though it’s my least favourite, it’s still a fun watch with great action scenes. I’m looking forward to your Fallen Kingdom reaction, it’s a little divisive, but I loved the change in style in its second half. Also directed by a horror director, I always find that horror directors make great blockbusters when they get the chance.
I actually think that the Trex didn't kill the people in the boat, instead I propose that a velociraptor or two got in the boat and killed everybody. Of course that means that there's velociraptors in the main land which is interesting to think about.
I had heard that that’s what happened, but the scene was cut. However, if that were the case, where did the velociraptors go?
00:11, this is most tense scene in the movie.
Agreed!
The thing with this movie (which is my least favorite of the franchise) is that they went in body count rise and the lack of characters that the audience does care. Sarah kinda falls in a poor imitation of Ellie, and once the window scene is over, we knew her character was safe. Something that in Jurassic Park despite the main cast is safe, but theres always tension and they could be not safe. Malcom is a good character if his not all the time. After a while he just sound tiring and non-interesting. The rest of the cast not only do stupid decisions, they just are flat. some action scene are good, but others is just there. I always like the 3rd more despite the fans hate it hahaha
9:06 _"How did he kill the whole crew and still be in there?"_
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🤷🏼♂️ Dinosaur magic?
Makes sense haha
He escaped; duh. 😂
You definitely need to watch Jurassic Park 3 now
I'm still pissed about Eddie's death
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe and Merry Christmas.😉
Same to you, thanks for watching!
Those little ones are all adults. Compsognathus didn't get too much larger than chickens.
Don't have too much to add re: the dinos in this one. Still accurate to what we knew then, still short of what we know now.
The tiger-stripe pattern is my favorite Raptor look of the series, and more accurate to how the first novel described them.
This was the very first Midnight Premiere I ever attended. I turned 11 that year.
Oh, and the guy who the Rex grabs right outside the video store? That's the screenwriter David Koepp, and his character is credited as "Unlucky Bastard"
Wow that’s awesome, and thanks for letting me know.
Funny thing is, that snake was a harmless king snake, not a venomous coral snake. Either way I rather my chances with a snake, venomous or not, then a fully grown rex.
Now you have to check out the other Jurassic parks and world yet.
Hope to see the others on your channel.
3:14, that scared me in theaters.
😂😂 same
I don't know if anyone answered this or not but the T Rex didn't kill the entire crew on the boat..Pterodactyls ate them all and flew away which lead to the crash.
You have to watch the jurassic world movies! The third movie comes out next year! Jurassic Park 3 is not important, but its fun so should be on the watchlist!
old, but the scary lion's mane dino is dilophosaurus.
Where are the rest of the movies?
There was an arcade game based on the film of the same name where it follows a different plot where you play as rescue team to find Ian and Sarah the arcade is a light gun where you shoot enemies and you five ammo if you ran out you reload if you get damage you loose a life if ran out lives you to use coins to continue or nowadays we use cards in fun places but if you didn’t continue than it’s game over but anyways there are some team members you have to save one of them if you save them they’ll give you different weapon power up and one who tells you the mission of saving Ian and Sarah save him and he’ll give you a live also there varieties of different enemies you velociraptors while you have dilophosaurs and compies as minor ones and bosses in this game are Doe the female t rex as the first boss Dienosuchus and also one boss which is a dinosaur that wasn’t in the movie but was mentioned in the book of the same name which is a chameleon carnotaur in the stage where you arrived at plant control center where you meet up with Ian and Sarah carrying the baby t rex the arcade game features areas that were not in film or other media the final boss where go up against Buck and Doe the male and female rexes in the final stage where you arrived at the RV also I forgot to mention that there’s targets on obstacles you have to shoot at before the time goes out example the targets started as white and turn green yellow and red to show you the limited time you have to shoot quickly if you fail than you get damaged also in the development the before the deinosuchus they originally want to do a different mosasaur to be the boss for the lakeside stage and even there’s a booth for a special edition version of the game it had a lot of changes they removed the carnotaurus boss stage and follows the same plot as the movie and the final boss stage was gonna take place in San Diego where you fight Buck but the special sadly became lost media even it wasn’t scrapped it’s just no one hasn’t recorded any videos but hopefully someday we’ll see what the special edition looks like if there were published videos on CZcams or somewhere on the internet but we’ll just have to wait and see also I forgot to mention this game is developed by SEGA and there were models of the arcade were it starts off with first one is a normal arcade machine where you stand and the second model is sit down booth with better sound quality hope you like this fact of what I talk about and I enjoyed following you’re channel and I can’t to see new future reactions
What happened with the rest of Jurassic movies? Was there a reaction?
This is where the movies start to lose me. It's nice to see Jeff Goldblum again, and there's some standout scenes here--the raptor attack in the tall grass is classic Spielberg--but most of this movie just isn't interesting in the same way the original was. The city part should have been cool, but I agree with you--I remember it just feeling dumb and unnecessary. I worry that this movie was more made out of obligation to crank out a sequel than any real passion for the project. To borrow a line from Dr. Malcolm himself, the filmmakers "were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."
Eddies' death kind of sticks out for me as the filmmakers not understanding what made the original successful. It feels like it wanted to be like the moment the lawyer got eaten in the original, but that worked because he acted cowardly and was, you know, a lawyer. Eddie was trying to save people and his death just comes off as mean-spirited. It's like they saw the original and thought, "Oh you liked it when the T-rex ate someone?" Well here's 2 t-rexes eating a person!" and not understanding at all why the original made people cheer.
Are you going to react to All of the Jurassic park movie all the way to Jurassic world
The whole plan to make another Jurassic Park in a city is completely dumb but it's all the fault of John Hammond nephew, that guy who get killed by the baby T-Rex at the end. InGen was about to go bankrupt after the failure of the first park and they needed to make a lot of money as fast as possible, and moving the dinosaurs to create a new park right in the middle of a big city seemed like a good way to do that. He did not realise the danger or simply didn't care about it, the only thing he cared about was the money. And in the end he died because of his carelessness.
Definitely makes sense! Thanks for explaining it a little more in depth haha.
Remember, it was only established that humans and dinos shouldn't be together for those on the first island. For the dude running InGen, his top priority was monetizing the dinos and he ignored the experts who said not to do it. The last 20 minutes was all about the arrogance of corporate greed, and in some ways necessary to show the rest of the world what those on the original island understood. People never take seriously things that didn't affect them if it gets in the way of their goals. See Also: Wayland-Yutani (the Corporation) in Aliens, starting a colony on LV-426 thinking they could use it to exploit the Xenomorphs. Just explaining why I don't agree at all the the end was stupid, but actually the most important part of the movie.
Never actually thought about that thanks for bringing up this point. Definitely didn’t even think about that.
@@nickflix8657 Just food for thought, unlike a college 'theory of film' class there isn't a right or wrong opinion on any part of a movie. Keep the reactions coming, though, I love rewatching the JP movies with someone who hasn't seen them yet.
@@ericbogerd5306 Completely agree I actually love reading differing opinions from me, part of what I love about movies. And thanks so much!
Unfortunately the T rex parents will only see that their baby was taken and assume the humans they find it with took their baby even though they actually rescued and saved him or her. I always feel for the dinosaurs kore than the humans, they never asked to be made and are animals who are true to their nature. Us humans betrayed our nature. My favourite dinosaurs is the Raptors, they're so smart and deadly, you can always tell theyre thinking or making plans together. Hope you watch the jurassic world movies next.
I really liked the first part and thought the second part was silly. The only thing I didn’t like about the first half was how stupid the characters were considering that they are all supposed to be wildlife experts. She goes traipsing through a jungle drenched in baby T. rex blood after it’s been established that they have an extraordinary sense of smell and no one tells her to take the jacket off and wash up? And they left their food all over the tent. Camping 101, don’t leave food out.
Jurassic Park III
Highly recommend the book. This movie could have been so much better! They hardly used the source material at all.
but the movie was still amazing
You should watch Jurassic park III
Those tiny ones are supposed to be scavengers, like vultures. They would only be interested if you were dead or close to it. I have been seeing new theories where the T-Rex was actually covered in feathers, like a chicken, and it too was more scavenger than hunter.
I did wonder when I originally saw this if the raptors somehow got on the ship or if it was making fun of another film released that year where a ship crashed into the docks (Speed 2: Cruise Control), but no. It seems the T-Rex got released, killed everyone, then went back into the holding pit just after eating the one who’s hand was still attached to the button. Yeah it’s dumb and makes no sense to me either.
Catch up my man, it’s already swung back around to T. Rex most likely being covered in scales
@@festyfestiva the debate is ongoing I think plus one of the problems is that you can have feathers and scales in the same organism, so is probably that they had both but yeah is still something they have to figure it out
Nick, just wait until you get to the infamous scene in Jurassic World. Brace yourself. You'll know what it is when you see it. Terrifying.
I’m excited😊
When r u gonna watch jp3?
Next week!
Now, see...if I was Dieter Stark and I had to go pee that urgently, I would have just went first and *THEN* go check out the noise. It didn't even sound all that threatening at that time. Of course, a few moments later would certainly be a different story.
Edit: I *DESPISE* the point at 7:38 in this video! Literally, *D-E-S-P-I-S-E* that point! I mentioned how much I love the Raptors before. So, there's a good reason why I hate that part.
11:00 Actually That was the dad.
Oh thanks for the clarification
What happened to nick he just disappeared?
Haha I’m back!
The one in the movie that called for help.
After how we are handling the pandemic, you have no right to question why they would keep doing stuff like this or the ending lol
If you want to know how the T.Rex killed the crew of the ship, it’s actually quite simple. The crew, while being under a surprise attack from a T.Rex, cobbled together a plan to trap it in the cargo bay. Unfortunately before the plan finished the entire crew was killed, but that one dude managed to press the button as he was killed thus trapping the dinosaur until the ship crashed. At least that’s my read of it. There’s no official explanation but that’s just what makes the most sense.
Very enjoyable video though. Here’s hoping you can enjoy Jurassic Park 3, easily the worst movie in the franchise thus far. But being the worst of the Jurassic Park movies still means you get to watch dinosaur eat people so it can still be enjoyable for some people... not me though... I find that movie to be a dumpster fire
Edit: The reason they brought to the mainland was simply because the villain is the classic stupid rich person with more money than common sense. He didn’t see the original outbreak and just pinned everything on Nedry. He didn’t learn the “Life finds a way” lesson so he thought that he could contain them like he could a lion or any other animal. You said it’s moving backwards and I’d disagree. At the beginning of the movie only like 10 people knew the truth and learned that dinosaurs and man don’t mix. By the end the whole world probably heard about the San Diego disaster. I’d say that’s some serious progress, I’m my opinion anyway
Thanks so much for explaining your take on this. Love reading comments that disagree with me and your explanation of how the crew died makes sense. In terms of the movie going backwards, can definitely see your point. Thanks for explaining!
One thing they don't mention from the books is that those little dinosaurs are actually venomous, and enough bites can knock you out.
Wish they mentioned that!
please react to the third one too :)
Are you going to watch the third ? :)
I think I'd rather take my chances with the snake then in the jaws of a T-Rex.
Crap! I keep meaning to "like" but the videos fly by and I forget to "like" the previous ones lol
Sorry! I'll try to go back and like them
They cut you off the team?!
Sorry not sure what u mean?😂
@@nickflix8657 was a line that Dr. Malcolm said to his daughter
Ohh ok 😂😂
I didn't care for this movie the stupidity of the characters, Julianne Moore and Vince Vaughn, caused the death of several people.
Probably the weakest of the franchise in terms of storytelling, i guess you will watch the others.
Super like!