Jurassic Park - what can i say? Its 25 years old this year (sigh) and i watched it in the summer of 1993 - open mouthed, scare, captivated and impressed in a way only cinematic classics imprint on your memory leaving a vivid emotional and exhilarating experience. I never - ever - get bored with JP1. Special.
my favorite line is "Hammond:well when Disney first opened up nothing worked! Malcom:yeah well if the pirates of the Caribbean breaks down the pirates Dont eat the tourists"
SpanGorilla4663 Plays! He means the riposte was his favourite line. The first line was for context. One day you’ll realize that you’re not smarter than those around you. At all
@@pineappleboi7591 In the script (and the Dinosaur Protection Group official website which is the licensed website of Jurassic World) the paddock is described as being a gentle slope where Rexy climbs up to the area where the Goat is and where Rexy ultimately crosses onto the driveway. This is the area between the two cars. That slope is not too severe but where the car is ultimately tipped over is several dozen yards ahead of the first car which is enough of a drop to be sheer.
I have seen some strained analysis trying to show the moat could have been there all the time, but honestly it appears exactly where both the goat and t-rex have already entered the scene from level ground. Its just an annoying mistake.
@@stewie3126 Except it doesn't, the car was pushed over further down the road from where the Rex came out. For the car to be pushed over where rexy exited rexy would have had to exit in front of Lex and Tim's car.
The flaw that always pissed me off was "Don't move! It can't see us if we don't move!" Maybe so, maybe not; but you are forgetting one fact Dr. Grant: "They're very sensitive....to smell."
I thought they didn't have as much knowledge on T-rex back then? From things I've read and seen they've known about it's sense of smell since they were able to do 3D scan of it's skull and figure out the part of the brain in charge of smell was very well developed. I might be wrong but that's what I remember.
I've never considered the cable attached to the car after the t-rex flips it over to be a film error. I mean, the cars have to be connected to the track somehow.
2 years later, so someone may have told you by now, but the shot of the male/female buckles was the lawyer guy wearing beige clothes. Grant is wearing a blue shirt and definitely has two female buckles.
6:36 Triceratops DID have teeth. They had highly efficient chewing batteries that rivaled even the hadrosaurs. The rocks that you were talking about were not swallowed by triceratops. However, most sauropods did swallow rocks.
About the raptor hatchlings,...they were two different ones..: Indication is shown by Doctor Grant being in front of one and John Hammond being in front of the other(where there was no robot in front of).
Tk Gaming, vlogs and more! Jurassic Park is my favorite movie of all time and I've Watched Avengers over 20 times,Star wars tfa 12 times,Rogue One 8 times,Gotg 15 times.I've watched Jurassic World over 30 times.So imagine how many times I've watched JP.I honestly lost count
Good god ... I was so obsessed with this movie. I actually once-upon my ~77th viewing-watched the whole thing in slow-mo!! And, being 10, I didn't catch a thing .... well, not anything that good. But, it was the one, singular VHS I ever had pre-ordered for me. Still love my T. Rex phone and compound playset. Duh.
The guitarist, Adam Jones, from Tool was an artist on the film before starting the band. He can be seen working on the dilophosaurus clay model in the making of Jurassic Park on the DVD.
Fun fact: The Hurricane that hit Hawaii actually destroyed some of the set preventing a chase scene with Ray Arnold and the velociraptors from being filmed when attempts to turn the power back on. So they replaced it with a hand
6:28 you're obviously mixing the movie and the book together. In the book it's explained that Sattler does figure it out and they find the rocks and talk about it for pages but also in the book it's a Stegosaurus not a triceratops.
he forgot to mention that the t-rex came in so quietly into the room no crashing into the walls nor foot steps could be heard when earlier on in the film you could hear the foot steps of the large animal.
The T-Rex didn't need to crash through the wall. There "was* no wall. Just tarp. That's how the raptor from the shed got in. We see this as Ellie sees it. Rexy was probably just stalking said raptor.
I've always wondered the same thing. Though, I figured that In the heat of the moment, while being chased by velociraptors of all things.. with all the adrenaline and terror, it's probably easy to block out any and all background noises, no matter how loud they may be.. everything else besides the direct thereat is usually drowned out.. sight and sound. Plus, as someone else said, there was a tarp there, so she didn't have to crash through a wall or anything.
@@mattloomis87 for the most part it is, but the detail about the teeth is wrong. In the novel it's stated that the sick stegosaurus (it wasn't a triceratops in the novel) does have teeth, but that they are insufficient to properly chew it's food so it uses gizzard stones to grind it up in it's stomach. It also wasn't throwing up the west indian lilac berries when it spit the worn stones back out, instead it was accidentally eating them when it swallowed new stones.
@@dinosaurror536 The lawyer has a proper Ellen Ripley development in character and was kinda cool by the end. Malcom gets messed up at that point though and the wound he received....well we know what happened there.
I am SO glad the great overactor Jim Carey didn't get the job. If he auditioned, Spielberg probably realised that his behavior wold have drawn all the attention onto him and away from the rest of the story.
Spielberg would never answer the Q, but I wonder if the name "Malcolm" refers to Malcolm X, the rebel of Hollywood. I'm sure not, just a dumb observation.
Fun fact: Steven Spielberg didn’t tell the kid actors that the dinosaur was going to break the glass, to get real reactions Edit: OMG 😱 this is the most likes I have ever gotten! Thank uu ❤
The raptor eyes are at its side, like most reptiles. It does not look straight forward. Even if it could, the nose is in the way. So when it looked like the raptor was looking straight at Timmy, he was actually in her blind spot.
morphman86 not necessarily. birds, deer and other reptiles have eyes like that as well. and predators have to be able to focus in on prey to retrieve it accurately. so raptors are very capable of looking forward. it even shows them doing so throughout all 4 movies.
If you look at the animals that do have sight forward, you see the eyes are pointing forward. If you look at the raptors, the eyes point to the side, like a parrot or a fish. If you pay attention, in the first two films and in Jurassic World, they always turn their heads to the side, just like a parrot does, when they look forwards. When running, they swing the head from side to side, always having one eye forward and one back.
but if you look at the kitchen scene when the girl(I forgot her name) is in the steel..cupboard, and before the raptor charges, you see it looking straight at her. the side to side may be necessary for close range,
Rafael Roquemore I don't want to be rude but I (a palaeontologist) have studied the raptor for 3 years (head to toe) and when studying the eye sockets I found and my co workers found it would be impossible to have their eye face forward as it would strain the eye ball and even if it wouldn't the snout would block its view. There for it would have to look side to side to look forward even from a distance.😀
it's cool that you study them. but it just wouldn't make sense for them as predators. (although yeah plenty of things in the animal kingdom past and present don't always make sense). I would agree though that yeah within a certain distance, the snout would be in the way. and it would probably have to tilt it's snout downward or turn it's head to still see the target.
Umm, it wasn't Ian Malcolm who had the 2 female ends and tied them together, it was Dr.Grant. This showed his ingenuity that would help him later to survive on the island with the kids later in the film.
I spotted another mistake, in the scene when the T'rex escaped from its cage on the top of the car you still see the goats leg but when the kids look up at the T'rex the goats leg is gone XD
what bout the ledge when the jeep went over the cliff to the left were the t-rex walked from so his t-rex seen walkin between the jeeps was a accurate schene
There’s also the fact that when the goat was eaten and the leg dropped onto the car, Rexie hadn’t even got out of the enclosure yet, and you can clearly see that she’s not tall enough to surpass the fence with her head raised. What did she do, toss the leg over the fence? 😂
They had teeth deep behind that beak, but the food they've eaten back then was hard to chew, the gastrolites (those small stones) were meant to help in the animal's stomach. In the original Jurassic Park novel it's not a triceratops, but a stegosaurus, that's in this situation. And they had it pretty similar, that allowed Spielberg to exchange those two dinos, both used the gastrolites and many more herbivores did that as well.
Watching it again at our local pop up drive in tomorrow with my 8 year old daughter who has loved this movie since she was 3! Bonus is a double feature with another classic, E.T.!
So by your condescending tone, one might assume the animal must search endlessly for a specific type of rock called a gastrolith, NOT that the rock ASSUMES that name after eaten. How exactly does your comment improve the world? If the rock is spit out, what is it called then, vomitelith?
I swear before I saw this video I pointed out the 15 embryo thing too. A lot of people were trying to justify the angle and such but I actually paused and counted. Glad someone else saw this!
Dino: The glass WAS supposed to fall in. It's in the script and storyboards. It was planned. The rumor is that it wasn't supposed to break in half AFTER falling in. But it WAS supposed to fall in.
6:03 you obviously have never had Indian food. if you've had some bad Indian food and gotten sick you can fill the whole toilet twice so it's possible if you're a several ton Triceratops.
Everything I missed in my favorite childhood movie that I rewatched multiple times a day for years of my childhood? I find it hard to believe that I missed anything given the sheer amount of time I spent watching this movie on repeat in my childhood, but who knows, maybe you'll find something that I missed.
Yeah okay a lot of this doesn't even count because it's trivia about stuff that you couldn't have known just by watching the movie, and the rest is easily noticable stuff with the occasional, oh yeah true I didn't notice that one... And by occasional, I mean like a couple.
This just goes to show... you don’t need a flawless movie to make a great movie. I love the film and Ive never noticed any of these things. It’s fun to find out though!
@@Razgriz85 the drop off is a few meters from the food it is called a moat and is there to separate the trex and the other dinos also the cars were push slightly to get into the moat
If you go by the movie yes, but the book explains how he was the best in his field and possibly the only one capable of building a system powerful enough to sequence DNA and build all of the automation needed for the park.
You forgot one, in the kitchen scene, the raptors somehow didn't hear all the loud noises Timothy and Lex were making as they constantly slammed their backsides up against the counters.
Gull stones. It was in the books, for the triceratops, and in the pre-release film I got to see, along with 7 other deleted scenes in the books, but not the cinema release.
I dont know if had been pointed out, but from things I'd seen and read the change in heights was because the Trex was suppose to be shown moving the front car further down, away from the higher ledge across from the moat but it either wasnt filmed or conveyed properly
It was to showcase it's intelligence. Later on in the film that one guy states that the female is very smart and that they're capable of problem solving.
The cliff has been explained in pre production and directors notes. there is a hill that goes up to where the goat is, allowing animals to get closer to the fence for viewing. Other wise there is a fifty foot mote. The T-Rex not only flipped the truck, but pushed it further down the road. So it was in position by the cliff. That is according to the directors notes and diagrams.
1:40 watch the movie better you can actually see him put down the red rag and pick up the white one, im guessing those glasses you are wearing arent helping either
Crazy Nate it’s true just admit it your wrong.He puts Dow the red rag just before Ellie walked past then he rises the cup and picks up the white rag.in your title include probably.tricerotops did have teeth an were very effective. Worst trump impression.every now and then you do some weird accent.timmy was in the raptors blind spot.you should learn your Lines before you record and if your going to (try) make a video on on all the sins in Jurassic Park do some proper research (in this I was just saying what you got wrong and gave you some constructive criticism I wasn’t trying to be rude)
NAGA2086 It's not even between frames, it's literally all in the same shot. The camera never moves. The whole sequence is; > Introduces himself whilst holding the champagne and the red cloth. > Offers a drink and moves to the kitchen, puts down the cloth as he says "I'll just get a glass or two." > Ushers Ellie to the other side so she doesn't have to start doing it all for him. > Starts talking ("I'll get to the point.). > Picks up a glass. > Rinses the glass. > Picks up the white cloth from beside the sink to dry the glass. This all happens absolutely crystal clearly so I don't know how this "Crazy Nate" managed to miss it.
Malcom wore black because that was how he was portrayed in the book. It was because chaoticians were rebels in the scientific community
Also it's because he has a black daughter.
@@hendrong wtf..? You're saying because he has a black daughter in the movies is the reason he wears black?
@@Moutopher pretty much
@@Moutopher Yes.
He didn't want to worry about what colour to wear
Jurassic Park - what can i say? Its 25 years old this year (sigh) and i watched it in the summer of 1993 - open mouthed, scare, captivated and impressed in a way only cinematic classics imprint on your memory leaving a vivid emotional and exhilarating experience. I never - ever - get bored with JP1. Special.
One of the few movies i have seen in the theater as a kid. it freaked me out.
I was 5 when I fist watched it... that dilo scene left me terrified
I was 13 when it aired in theaters & for me, the scariest scene was when the T-rex attacked the vehicle that the kids were in.
@@pokefan366 yes - vividly remember that part. Exceptional film
The "conspiracy" about the rocks and poison berries was explained in the book. Also it was a stegosaurus
It’s been awhile since I read the book but I thought the stego was pregnant.
It’s a shame we never saw Ray Arnold’s death scene because of the Hurricane
my favorite line is "Hammond:well when Disney first opened up nothing worked! Malcom:yeah well if the pirates of the Caribbean breaks down the pirates Dont eat the tourists"
Your favourite line(s) plural.
SpanGorilla4663 Plays! He means the riposte was his favourite line. The first line was for context. One day you’ll realize that you’re not smarter than those around you. At all
I no that thanks too jw evolution
Snavels 🤣
I can’t decide whether my fav line is “life uh... finds a way” or “clever girl”
Jurassic park was and is one of my favourite movies ever.
Same
Jurassic park 1 is the best cuz they didn't cut on any expenses lol.
True that
Spared no expense
@@ianashby1449 thanks
Lol. Grant was the one having trouble with the seatbelts, not Malcom. 😂😂
The "Cliff" didnt magically appear, its a moat and was built like that on purpose
but when they almost fall down its huge how could rexy cross it
@@pineappleboi7591 watch Klayton Fioriti videos.
@@pineappleboi7591 In the script (and the Dinosaur Protection Group official website which is the licensed website of Jurassic World) the paddock is described as being a gentle slope where Rexy climbs up to the area where the Goat is and where Rexy ultimately crosses onto the driveway. This is the area between the two cars. That slope is not too severe but where the car is ultimately tipped over is several dozen yards ahead of the first car which is enough of a drop to be sheer.
I have seen some strained analysis trying to show the moat could have been there all the time, but honestly it appears exactly where both the goat and t-rex have already entered the scene from level ground. Its just an annoying mistake.
@@stewie3126 Except it doesn't, the car was pushed over further down the road from where the Rex came out. For the car to be pushed over where rexy exited rexy would have had to exit in front of Lex and Tim's car.
Thanks for putting the big red arrow in the thumbnail, I wouldn’t have spotted the flare otherwise
The flaw that always pissed me off was "Don't move! It can't see us if we don't move!" Maybe so, maybe not; but you are forgetting one fact Dr. Grant: "They're very sensitive....to smell."
I thought they didn't have as much knowledge on T-rex back then? From things I've read and seen they've known about it's sense of smell since they were able to do 3D scan of it's skull and figure out the part of the brain in charge of smell was very well developed. I might be wrong but that's what I remember.
chinimasse I might be mistaken, but I thought even back then they called it a scavenger. Scavengers use smell, not sight.
Fun fact is that T-Rexes supposedly had excellent vision similar to ours. The idea of not moving wouldn't have worked on a real T-Rex.
Was both just like lions.
Steven Kirkham maybe so, maybe not
There’s no conspiracy with the triceratops swallowing the rocks. The book already explains all that.
They need it to digest or something
The dino spit was on nedry's hand and he touched his shirt to rub it off!
There are more flaws in this video than in Jurassic Park itself
Aj Dunne
OOOOHHHHH!!!!
WE ARE JURASSIC FANS!! WE HAVE JURASSIC PARKS BACK! (And the Jurassic world)
Oooooooooh ROSTED 😂
*Whispers* there are more flaws in you than both.
*roasted
Like...?
I didn't miss anything.
...except for the fact that I was meddling where I shouldn't.
Aren't you dead
The dinosaurs brought me back. Things have come full circle.
lmao
I speak now
Or Tim?
Oh. This is essentially a compilation of continuity errors. I thought I'd actually be learning something. :(
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@@spraticus8157 Mate,He's not the guy that does the videos.
I've never considered the cable attached to the car after the t-rex flips it over to be a film error. I mean, the cars have to be connected to the track somehow.
I always figured it was just some of the fence cable the T-rex bit through
Also the lighting- there would be lights around a ride.
I thought it was the cable pulling the jeeps too
@@rachelsewell7026 not if the power is out...
BlargnCheese good catch, but then maybe emergency lighting?
its still one of the most greatest movies to grace the cinema screen
Oh yeah! Jarassic World 2 is going to be!!!🦖🦕
True.
Rocky Sky it was great but JP1 is still the top of the franchise
Cain Oz Man
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most greatest? great grammar
At 2:35 you said that MALCOLM has 2 female ends.
See? even YOU make Movie Mistakes ! ! !
2 years later, so someone may have told you by now, but the shot of the male/female buckles was the lawyer guy wearing beige clothes. Grant is wearing a blue shirt and definitely has two female buckles.
@@kitten375 he said Malcolm has to female ends later correcting it to Grant. 🤦♂️
also he said "Hurricane". Hurricanes form over the Atlantic, tropical storms form over the pacific. Hawaii is in the pacific.
When you can’t read the word “Tyrannosaurus”
LOL🦖🦖
"Don't you mean extinct?"
I thought he was joking
I always thought it was ridiculous that at the end they don’t seem to notice the T-Rex that comes out of nowhere to snatch up the raptor
6:36 Triceratops DID have teeth. They had highly efficient chewing batteries that rivaled even the hadrosaurs. The rocks that you were talking about were not swallowed by triceratops. However, most sauropods did swallow rocks.
www.oldearth.org/curriculum/dinosaur/Triceratops_teeth.jpg Just to add to that.
Hmm, that's very interesting. Thanks for sharing. We learn something new every day.
Just posted the same five min ago xD
And you didn't get the same attention ;(
R.I.P.
ToPaLeY so?
About the raptor hatchlings,...they were two different ones..: Indication is shown by Doctor Grant being in front of one and John Hammond being in front of the other(where there was no robot in front of).
I only remember one raptor hatching in that scene
I didn’t know Dr Grant held a flare in Jurassic Park!!!!!
Thank you for pointing out the flare in the thumbnail. I guess I missed it when I saw the movie
I've watched the first Jurassic park 32 times
Tk The Digital World Ruler Those are rookie numbers!
Tk Gaming, vlogs and more! Jurassic Park is my favorite movie of all time and I've Watched Avengers over 20 times,Star wars tfa 12 times,Rogue One 8 times,Gotg 15 times.I've watched Jurassic World over 30 times.So imagine how many times I've watched JP.I honestly lost count
hmph.....that was my no likle 20 years ago!
I've watched it way over 100 times
I've watched all of them like 100 times in the past five months I have problems
Good god ... I was so obsessed with this movie. I actually once-upon my ~77th viewing-watched the whole thing in slow-mo!! And, being 10, I didn't catch a thing .... well, not anything that good.
But, it was the one, singular VHS I ever had pre-ordered for me. Still love my T. Rex phone and compound playset. Duh.
Alexander F. Wow thats dedication. Usually I just watch the action scenes in slow mo. So which movie in the jurassic park franchise was your favorite?
Alexander F.
Alexander F.
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Him: how did a dinosaur make a dump the same size as him?
Me: 😬 thinking of last night
Wow, the two female ends never knew that. Genius!
When he said hold your buts I died the whole video
If you need to be on camera you should really look at the camera.. not a few inches off camera while you read your lines... its distracting..
The guitarist, Adam Jones, from Tool was an artist on the film before starting the band. He can be seen working on the dilophosaurus clay model in the making of Jurassic Park on the DVD.
Fun fact: The Hurricane that hit Hawaii actually destroyed some of the set preventing a chase scene with Ray Arnold and the velociraptors from being filmed when attempts to turn the power back on. So they replaced it with a hand
6:28 you're obviously mixing the movie and the book together. In the book it's explained that Sattler does figure it out and they find the rocks and talk about it for pages but also in the book it's a Stegosaurus not a triceratops.
No there's a deleted scene in the film which follows up that plot thread, with the same explanation as the book.
Wasn't it because the berries would fall among the rocks and that's why the dinos ate them inadvertently?
@@miked7728 Yeah
There's a deleted scene from the movie where they find the rocks near the poisonous berry plants.
he forgot to mention that the t-rex came in so quietly into the room no crashing into the walls nor foot steps could be heard when earlier on in the film you could hear the foot steps of the large animal.
The T-Rex didn't need to crash through the wall. There "was* no wall. Just tarp. That's how the raptor from the shed got in. We see this as Ellie sees it.
Rexy was probably just stalking said raptor.
It learned how to be a ninja, duh.
I've always wondered the same thing. Though, I figured that In the heat of the moment, while being chased by velociraptors of all things.. with all the adrenaline and terror, it's probably easy to block out any and all background noises, no matter how loud they may be.. everything else besides the direct thereat is usually drowned out.. sight and sound. Plus, as someone else said, there was a tarp there, so she didn't have to crash through a wall or anything.
Triceratops did have teeth...
Do some research before you try to come off as a condescending professional
Dude, chill out. He never said he was a professional
@@checkers3456 I see what you did there
It had 800 of those little munchers!
The explanation he gave is the one that's in the novel.
@@mattloomis87 for the most part it is, but the detail about the teeth is wrong. In the novel it's stated that the sick stegosaurus (it wasn't a triceratops in the novel) does have teeth, but that they are insufficient to properly chew it's food so it uses gizzard stones to grind it up in it's stomach. It also wasn't throwing up the west indian lilac berries when it spit the worn stones back out, instead it was accidentally eating them when it swallowed new stones.
The silly lawyer bathroom scene was absolutely terrifying in Crichton’s novel, which tells the event of being eaten from the lawyer’s perspective.
I'm pretty sure the lawyer survived in the novel. He died of Dysentery in the second novel.
@@dinosaurror536 The lawyer has a proper Ellen Ripley development in character and was kinda cool by the end. Malcom gets messed up at that point though and the wound he received....well we know what happened there.
I think you're confusing him with Ed Regis, the tour guide, and he didn't die in a bathroom.
I cannot imagine a world where Dr Malcolm is not the incredible Jeff Goldblum!
I am SO glad the great overactor Jim Carey didn't get the job. If he auditioned, Spielberg probably realised that his behavior wold have drawn all the attention onto him and away from the rest of the story.
I find Jeff Goldblum to be obnixious
Spielberg would never answer the Q, but I wonder if the name "Malcolm" refers to Malcolm X, the rebel of Hollywood. I'm sure not, just a dumb observation.
Me looking at thumbnail: Wait, Grant had been holding a flare in his hand?! I thought he was actually holding a flare! That’s crazy!
you forgot the part where Ellie jumps over the same log twice while running to the underground power room.
Fun fact: Steven Spielberg didn’t tell the kid actors that the dinosaur was going to break the glass, to get real reactions
Edit: OMG 😱 this is the most likes I have ever gotten! Thank uu ❤
I was just about to say that.
They also told them the dinosaurs were real
Steve Nichols, 😂lol I love this
@Steve Nichols what the actual frick. why are you calling him sweetie. why do you use so many annoying emojis. why?
Tyrannosaurus Rex yeah, why are you calling me sweetie?? (͡°ʖ̯͡°)
I loved that movie
Electro hey electro taste webs spiderman:webs him in the mouth me: ha ha ha
Electro I also used to like the movie, until I read the book. After I read the Jurassic Park novel , I started hating the movie
Sees thumbnail:
How could we miss a flare?
6:33 you and Jeff look like twins 😂😂
My thoughts exactly lol
I am not ashamed to admit that I've seen Jurassic Park more times than I can count
jakey Dee FPV Same.
Same here. I am, however, ashamed to admit that I can only count to four.
The raptor eyes are at its side, like most reptiles. It does not look straight forward. Even if it could, the nose is in the way.
So when it looked like the raptor was looking straight at Timmy, he was actually in her blind spot.
morphman86 not necessarily. birds, deer and other reptiles have eyes like that as well. and predators have to be able to focus in on prey to retrieve it accurately. so raptors are very capable of looking forward. it even shows them doing so throughout all 4 movies.
If you look at the animals that do have sight forward, you see the eyes are pointing forward. If you look at the raptors, the eyes point to the side, like a parrot or a fish. If you pay attention, in the first two films and in Jurassic World, they always turn their heads to the side, just like a parrot does, when they look forwards. When running, they swing the head from side to side, always having one eye forward and one back.
but if you look at the kitchen scene when the girl(I forgot her name) is in the steel..cupboard, and before the raptor charges, you see it looking straight at her. the side to side may be necessary for close range,
Rafael Roquemore I don't want to be rude but I (a palaeontologist) have studied the raptor for 3 years (head to toe) and when studying the eye sockets I found and my co workers found it would be impossible to have their eye face forward as it would strain the eye ball and even if it wouldn't the snout would block its view. There for it would have to look side to side to look forward even from a distance.😀
it's cool that you study them. but it just wouldn't make sense for them as predators. (although yeah plenty of things in the animal kingdom past and present don't always make sense). I would agree though that yeah within a certain distance, the snout would be in the way. and it would probably have to tilt it's snout downward or turn it's head to still see the target.
Umm, it wasn't Ian Malcolm who had the 2 female ends and tied them together, it was Dr.Grant. This showed his ingenuity that would help him later to survive on the island with the kids later in the film.
This video blew my mind. How did I miss all of this?!
Lunch scene is probably the most underrated scene in Jurrasic Park.
I spotted another mistake,
in the scene when the T'rex escaped from its cage
on the top of the car you still see the goats leg but when the kids look up at the T'rex the goats leg is gone XD
what bout the ledge when the jeep went over the cliff to the left were the t-rex walked from so his t-rex seen walkin between the jeeps was a accurate schene
Dwarf Zerker
Yep that's one
Dwarf Zerker
it's a pretty good film for when it was made
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WELL ALL OF THEM 😄😄🇯🇦🇷🇦🇸🇸🇮🇨 🇵🇦🇷🇰
Wow, I missed this on my first 40 viewings -- this scene is so riveting, I think I forgot about the goat's leg completely.
There’s also the fact that when the goat was eaten and the leg dropped onto the car, Rexie hadn’t even got out of the enclosure yet, and you can clearly see that she’s not tall enough to surpass the fence with her head raised. What did she do, toss the leg over the fence? 😂
triceratops do have teeth.
Robin Brown the do have teath
They had teeth deep behind that beak, but the food they've eaten back then was hard to chew, the gastrolites (those small stones) were meant to help in the animal's stomach. In the original Jurassic Park novel it's not a triceratops, but a stegosaurus, that's in this situation. And they had it pretty similar, that allowed Spielberg to exchange those two dinos, both used the gastrolites and many more herbivores did that as well.
Robin Brown i know little bit
I watch it a bunch of times and I love it
Watching it again at our local pop up drive in tomorrow with my 8 year old daughter who has loved this movie since she was 3! Bonus is a double feature with another classic, E.T.!
arguably the best? pfft! We all know its THE best
Yeah, I guess. And also Back To The Future and La Haine are pretty good
eh em titanic
actually triceratops DID have teeth and the “rocks” are called gastroliths
So by your condescending tone, one might assume the animal must search endlessly for a specific type of rock called a gastrolith, NOT that the rock ASSUMES that name after eaten. How exactly does your comment improve the world? If the rock is spit out, what is it called then, vomitelith?
*@**9:10** I can't unsee the bubble wrap in the back of the jeep as it rolls over.*
I swear before I saw this video I pointed out the 15 embryo thing too. A lot of people were trying to justify the angle and such but I actually paused and counted. Glad someone else saw this!
those kids would have been really hurt if they weren't pushing that glass, and they used that seen in the movie wow
It was a stunt. Look up the storyboards
Tenucha No the glass wasn't actually supposed to fall in, you can hear the screams of he kids are actually genuine and real.
Toughen up princess.
Not the first time and wont be the last time a 'blooper' made it through to the final cut because it was better than the planned scene.
Dino: The glass WAS supposed to fall in. It's in the script and storyboards. It was planned. The rumor is that it wasn't supposed to break in half AFTER falling in. But it WAS supposed to fall in.
In the thumbnail I though I saw Allan with his rude finger on fire
Amazing thank you!
i watched all jurassics around 400 times it’s like my daily or weekly routine
The 5 story cliff is actually a hill with is covered with trees
6:03 you obviously have never had Indian food. if you've had some bad Indian food and gotten sick you can fill the whole toilet twice so it's possible if you're a several ton Triceratops.
I get it! The tric had curry for lunch, that explains the big pile of *censored* and it's sickness as well. XD
True (been there, done that) but you can't pile it higher than your little backside star. Unless you're standing on something
I don't care how bad your meal was, if you pass a pile of crap that is just as big as your body...you need a doctor, desperately!
I am Indian so I’m used to it
The animal's legs aren't long enough to make a pile that tall.
I cant beilieve i have not notice these things!
Fun fact: on Rexy's youtube feed, the thumbnail red circles Grant instead of the flare :P
Ya know, Malcom kinda looks like you
That's why he wears white- to differentiate between the two of them.
Galaxy_IceWolf dont insult Malcolm that way 😅
Goldblum and Pauly Shore. That's the formula.
Galaxy_IceWolf Most Jews look similar, and are often found in fields like hollywood/movies/journalism due to not liking to work.
Quit Crushing My Childhood
PugPersonGaming Your childhood is fine. You're an adult now. Adulthood is all about a hard dose of reality.
Chicken Man am I allowed to say jdhdnekeisbf rnishshekeo
As many times ive watched this i kept asking the same questions on all you show.. The tall Tran wall is my favorite movie mystery lol.
I've seen this a hundred times back then as a kid. I always thought the cliff in the t-rex paddock was a big fail 😅
Triceratops do have teeth
malcolm had 2 female ends?
In nerd terms female means input and male means output. Like a HDMI port on your PC is female, whilst the cable that goes into it is male.
Conor Lennon no no no you missed my point. He said it was Malcolm, when it was actually Grant
Son Of Lugosi Ah I see, my bad xD
Conor Lennon dont worry about it mate. i should have proabably made my comment a bit clearer lol
Son Of Lugosi You have me the opportunity to nerd out I'm the youtube comment section so I should be thanking you xD
Everything I missed in my favorite childhood movie that I rewatched multiple times a day for years of my childhood?
I find it hard to believe that I missed anything given the sheer amount of time I spent watching this movie on repeat in my childhood, but who knows, maybe you'll find something that I missed.
Yeah okay a lot of this doesn't even count because it's trivia about stuff that you couldn't have known just by watching the movie, and the rest is easily noticable stuff with the occasional, oh yeah true I didn't notice that one... And by occasional, I mean like a couple.
10:54 I thought she was speaking metaphorically about that "power."
Your are more terrifying then a T-Rex.
Tougher to shag, too.
Stop hating
6:01 you missed stan Lee
The two female seat buckle observation is brilliant! I never noticed it, but man that is creative excellence!
This just goes to show... you don’t need a flawless movie to make a great movie. I love the film and Ive never noticed any of these things. It’s fun to find out though!
9:28 well actually one half of the rex cage is a hole and the other half is high land.
The goat was shown to pop up next to the forward car on flat ground with trees behind it and then later on a huge drop off suddenly appears there.
@@Razgriz85 the drop off is a few meters from the food it is called a moat and is there to separate the trex and the other dinos also the cars were push slightly to get into the moat
Those are two different eggs hatching...
Look at the film again. There is only ONE egg hatching.
I still love how Hammond "spared no expense," except for when he hired the cheapest IT guy who gave a quote :D
If you go by the movie yes, but the book explains how he was the best in his field and possibly the only one capable of building a system powerful enough to sequence DNA and build all of the automation needed for the park.
Super very genius. Thanks to showing. Really awesome.👍👌❤
dude, are you even aware that the egg with the robot holding it was a different egg then in the other scene
Welcome! To Jurassic Park!
Zachthemaster 1 really
What?
You forgot one, in the kitchen scene, the raptors somehow didn't hear all the loud noises Timothy and Lex were making as they constantly slammed their backsides up against the counters.
Good point! and the constant loud breathing and whispering
Gull stones. It was in the books, for the triceratops, and in the pre-release film I got to see, along with 7 other deleted scenes in the books, but not the cinema release.
I watched the movie like 100 times from my sister she love the movie
O...Okay?
The one with the bag he puts it down on the ground.
I rewatched this and some are fake. U put them there.
3:17 Even if Malcolm is an "Evil Realist" He's still my favorite character
No matter what it’s still a legend for me as i was a little kid at that time... it’s movie that’s it
Don't worry they'll fix all the mistakes digitally when they release Jurassic Park in 8K resolution...
Nate: smiles are free, and contaigeous.
Me: so are some diseases.
Well that comment aged well.
I dont know if had been pointed out, but from things I'd seen and read the change in heights was because the Trex was suppose to be shown moving the front car further down, away from the higher ledge across from the moat but it either wasnt filmed or conveyed properly
My mans said its probably the best movie to start the jurassic series with, it is THE ONLY ONE to start with
I quit watching when you couldn’t get the seatbelt part right, swapping from Malcom to grant. ✌🏻
I will still never understand what caused the raptor box to push away from the loading bay in the opening scene.
The raptor charged the back.
Slick V she's a very clever girl
Chris Smith lol clever girl XD
It was to showcase it's intelligence. Later on in the film that one guy states that the female is very smart and that they're capable of problem solving.
Oh ok Lol
I can't believe I never made the connection of that seat belt scene and how it was a nod to what Malcolm said about life "finding a way".
The cliff has been explained in pre production and directors notes. there is a hill that goes up to where the goat is, allowing animals to get closer to the fence for viewing. Other wise there is a fifty foot mote. The T-Rex not only flipped the truck, but pushed it further down the road. So it was in position by the cliff. That is according to the directors notes and diagrams.
1:40 watch the movie better you can actually see him put down the red rag and pick up the white one, im guessing those glasses you are wearing arent helping either
I watched that scene frame by frame. He didn't. You're fake news.
Crazy Nate you're fake news do some research on a triceratops
Crazy Nate it’s true just admit it your wrong.He puts Dow the red rag just before Ellie walked past then he rises the cup and picks up the white rag.in your title include probably.tricerotops did have teeth an were very effective. Worst trump impression.every now and then you do some weird accent.timmy was in the raptors blind spot.you should learn your Lines before you record and if your going to (try) make a video on on all the sins in Jurassic Park do some proper research (in this I was just saying what you got wrong and gave you some constructive criticism I wasn’t trying to be rude)
NAGA2086 It's not even between frames, it's literally all in the same shot. The camera never moves.
The whole sequence is;
> Introduces himself whilst holding the champagne and the red cloth.
> Offers a drink and moves to the kitchen, puts down the cloth as he says "I'll just get a glass or two."
> Ushers Ellie to the other side so she doesn't have to start doing it all for him.
> Starts talking ("I'll get to the point.).
> Picks up a glass.
> Rinses the glass.
> Picks up the white cloth from beside the sink to dry the glass.
This all happens absolutely crystal clearly so I don't know how this "Crazy Nate" managed to miss it.
@@jonathanb1406 because he's blind as a bat.
Triceratops DID have teeth, silly! It had 400 to 800 of them! Also, it could chew its vegetation food!
Some dinos still ate stones to crush up there food they found traces of them in skeletons but maybe not the tric
Triceratops dung pile size could be explained by the employees cleaning up.
9:27 yeah I saw that too, also you can find that cliff in Minecraft Jurrasic World too.