@@husamstarxin4626 just in case that you really don't understand what he's saying, in 1993 it was revolutionary to see dinosaurs portrayed so lifelike !
well, the main jingle is very good. And there are other good parts. But John Williams also did Schindler's List that same year, which is a much better score, and everyone knew he was going to win for it, which he did. I suppose they could have double nominated him, but what is the point of that?
Everything JW does is iconic and recognizable and worthy of an Oscar. But Schindler's List was the truly stunning and emotional score that earned him the Oscar that same year. The Jurassic score was "Mr. Williams does it again." But the Schindler score was "*gasp*, *sniffle*, Wow... John... you made me cry."
@@antonboludo8886 In the movie theater when the film was first released. And one of the things I love about it the most is that the film effects from back in 93 still hold up perfectly. They look the most realistic to me out of all the films. Jurassic Park is a true modern classic.
Dennis running into that Dylophosaurus was pretty much a funny scene... But yeah, seeing a big dinosaurus in real life can be impressive, even when it's just harmless, just that in real life nobody has ever seen the real deal except on movies or books... It takes at least a few tons of food everyday, the Brachiosaurus might have been the biggest and heaviest Dino, but it's harmless, and it made good food for Rexy.... But have they forgotten about the Diplodocus ?? It was pretty big too....
I’m not ashamed to admit that I still get emotional watching this scene, 29 years later. When dr. Grant turns his head toward the pack of parasaurolophus by the water and the two brachiosaurus crossing the lake, and John Williams’ incredible score rises to its crescendo, I get a lump in my throat. This movie was such a huge part of my childhood. 7 years old in 1993, I get a rush of nostalgia whenever I see a scene from Jurassic Park. But this scene in particular hits me different. It turns back time for me, somehow. I love Jurassic Park.
I was the same age I believe. My younger brother wasn't able to come as the reviews said there were some scary bits. The 90s were truly a special time for entertainment
As a kid who was so passionate about dinosaurs and paleontology, when this movie came out, it was one of the defining moments of my life. Had the fortune of seeing this with my mom in the cinema in 1993 when it came out and everybody had their jaws dropped. To this day, it remains one of the best movies ever made. Thank you, mom. Thank you, Steven Spielberg. Thank you, John Williams.
Same here. I was only five when I saw it in the theater in '93. The part that stuck with me the most was this scene and the Velociraptors in the kitchen. I had the Jurassic Park toys and would even pretend that I was a Velociraptor on the playground chasing my friends.
I was ten when I saw this in 93. Up to then I had lived off of movies like the land that time forgot, and journey to the center of the earth. Claymation and puppets. I still love the old films and effects but this movie really was shocking how real everything seemed. It’s one of my core memories of childhood
Jurassic Park is the only movie that ever filled me with an overwhelming sense of awe and inspiration. My dad took me to see this theatres in 1993, and it absolutely blew me away.
Watching this scene in 1993 felt like the complete rebirth of film itself before our eyes. The absolute power of it left us stunned. It was like people in the 1930s seeing colour film for the first time.
@@innermostlayers6865 When people started using corporate sales-speak to describe cinematic works of art, that's when it all died... Most people are too vacuous to figure that out.
this movie was SO FAR AHEAD OF ITS TIME! and it still stands today as a testament to how a great movie is made. perfect score. perfect cast, perfect set. everything about it is perfect.
Grant and Ellen reactions at 4:31 and 4:57 are one of the most amazing things in this movie. Just imagine being the witness of something straight from another world? Seeing the impossible right in front of you?
Don't need to imagine... that was me in the audience in 1993, feeling the same awe. No one had ever pulled off such realistic living creatures in movies before. :)
I saw it in theaters five times and bought a Chinese bootleg VHS at a comic con a year before it finally came out officially. I was thirteen. I'll curious if it holds up in 4k, but aside from the effects it's just an awesome movie.
This entire sequence of scenes, from the helicopter ride to Hammond saying "I will show you," is nothing but a true masterpiece. Spielberg did an outstanding job not only in captivating the minds of young audiences but of every single demographics. This was more than just a scene. It was an invitation to everyone to Jurassic Park. I remember watching the movie when I was 4 or 5. I was in absolute awe and still am. However, what I have learned as I got older is why Dr. Grant and Dr. Sattler reacted that way wasn't just in awe. Still, they got to see what they have spent their entire professional career working as paleontologists and all their theories and hypothesis in front of their own eyes.
At end of this movie very special thanks given to George Lucas,what I've heard is that Lucas did all the post on this movie while Spielberg was making Schindler's List,also what I've heard is that Lucas genius is in editing room putting daily's together even invented edit droid.This sequence is great piece of film editing my question is,is George Lucas more responsible for this sequence then Speilberg?Whole movie kinda has a George Lucas look more then Speilberg look to it.
I don't know why I'm crying while watching this scene. Reminds me of life back then was so simple, pure and magical. Sadly the world and the life I know at the moment is full of depression. I miss my childhood so bad :(
The actors nailed their parts in this scene. Imagine a paleontologist who made their careers looking at bones, seeing dinosaurs in real life. Rocks their world.
I was 10 or 11 when this came out. My parents took me and my sister to see it at a drive in. It's hard to impress on young people today the kind of reaction original audiences had. Never before had realistic dinosaurs been seen on film. Everybody was gobsmacked. It was incredible. Still one of my all time favorite movies. And that music!
Gosh, still give me goosebumps after what? Almost 30 years? MUSIC really plays a big role in important scenes in a movie, hats off to the one and only John Williams
The most iconic music score of all time is played here as they approached the island! Nothing better than hearing it live in the theatre cranked up and rumbling the seats
@@journeytrials Same, except I lived in Burnaby , at the time. My dad picked me up from soccer practice in the summer of '93, and surprised me by taking me to see Jurassic Park. I was 14, and I still remember the experience vividly.
@@nickfoster9350 lol wow I played soccer in burnaby too. I play at point grey and Coquitlam. I did O.D.P for my clubs the crash. We lived in UBC for a while, we first lived in Surry when we moved there in 93. Then a few months moved to UBC then Richmond then seven years later we moved to the USA 🇺🇸 Maryland! That was 2000! Crazy small world!
Right at 5:00 has got to be one of the most awe inspiring cinematic moments in history. Just the jaw dropping shock of seeing an actual dinosaur for the characters and the way Speilburg captured that emotion. This is almost a lost art.
The sheer amount of awe and brilliance of this scene is immeasurable. I was only a kid when I first saw this movie. And it was one of the handful of movies which was available at that time on CD - VCR. Man, this is whole movie sums up the word - nostalgia to me.
At end of this movie very special thanks given to George Lucas,what I've heard is that Lucas did all the post on this movie while Spielberg was making Schindler's List,also what I've heard is that Lucas genius is in editing room putting daily's together even invented edit droid.This sequence is great piece of film editing my question is,is George Lucas more responsible for this sequence then Speilberg?Whole movie kinda has a George Lucas look more then Speilberg look to it.
Jurassic Park Amazing movie 🤩 remember that Awsome funny restroom scene where the really mean old greedy lawyer guy selfishly abbonond those poor kids when Rexy got loose! He's Desperately trying to hide sitting on the toilet Sweating it 😥 hope he's hidden then SUPRISE LOL Rexy 🦖 She found him and Eaten him up 😋 anyways it's actually pretty funny and he Deserves it wouldn't you agree?
Can you please tell me the movie name In which movie a little girl meets trex dinosaur baby in jungle which and when she gives feed after that many babies came and she afraid of them
@@akerhunter First of all, what you described is part of the opening scene from “The Lost World: Jurassic Park”. Second, the little girl is actually attacked by a group of Compsognathus, or Compys for short.
@@jediclonekag13god, I forgot about that scene. I can only imagine the tiny, razor sharp teeth that they had. Imagine getting nipped to death by a hundred of them.
Perfection. The Music, Acting, Dialouges and Editing all works in perfect harmony for this scene from start to end. You could be watching it for the 100th time but still get drawn into it like it's your first time.
One of the last times movies were considered magical. It let us see something we never thought we could see. Wasn't filled with the big celebrities of the time. Had a magnificent score and truly ground breaking effects that still hold up and are used sparingly to give things scale.
Lord of the Rings Trilogy was one of the last immersive/magical trilogies in my opinion. Also, the musical score was even more awe inspiring than even Jurassic Park, and that is saying a lot when up against John Willams. Although Jurassic Park is still in the top five musical scores definitely.
@@priyankatabhane I get what you're saying in terms of visuals but it certainly hasn't packed such emotional punch as JP. I mean, I must have seen this scene 50-60 times and it still brings tears to my eyes.
I was so lucky to see this in theatres when they re-released it. It was my first time since I was like 7 when it came it out. To hear and see and feel this movie as it was intended to be was one of the best cinematic expierences of my life. When this part came up I actually cried. When the T-Rex roared for the first time I actually covered my ears because it was so loud. I loved every second of it
The build-up of anticipation, the reactions, the timing, the variety of camera magnifications and angles, the crescendo of the iconic music. Why can't filmmakers these days perform such magic?
From beginning to end this is one of the greatest sequences ever put together on film. The way the cast, the writing, the cinematography, the score and effects all come together, it's simply awe inspiring. A testament to the power of film making.
Unbelievable. It's still to this day one of the most beautiful films I've ever seen. More than any other JP/JW film, THIS ONE still 30 years after I saw it the first time on my birthday 1993 brings tears to my eyes seeing these animals. And they aren't even really there. But to imagine them being so... it's something else. Thank you Universal Pictures for giving the world these films.
here in Brazil watch it 5 times at the cinema, I bought the VHS. I was 19 years old, the sound of the movie was great in the movie theater,, People applauded at the end..Many watched the movie standing up..
Jurassic Park was the first movie I had watched in a theatre back in 1993. I was eight months old at that time. I am on my way to watch Jurassic World Dominion in the theatre now. 29 years ! But everything pales in comparison to this one scene - the Brachiosaurus, the actors , the dialogues & the background score - sheer brilliance !
4:38: Sam Neill's ability to convey *that* level of astonishment while looking at nothing is some of the best on-screen facial acting I've ever had the pleasure of witnessing. Grant's wondrous shock in that moment matched Ellie's and the audiences' when we finally got to see that Brachiosaur. Not since Star Wars had I been *that* stunned by special effects. Sure, the CGI hasn't aged well in the last 30+ years, but the blend of piratical and computer-enhanced effects was so perfect that noticing the "bad" CGI is only a tiny nitpick anymore.
I was 3 years old and it was the first movie that i watch in a theather. This last weekend and after 2 and half years without put a foot on a cinema i went again and watch it. I was crying out of nostalgia. This movie is a legend that will keep sparking in the next decades and the main example of how a movie must be done to be onmiciently awesome.
I didn't get a chance to see this when it was playing in the movies and even when I saw this scene on my new big 31" HDTV I still thought, "Man, I should've seen this in the theater." Spielberg's magic at its best.
2:33 I remember as a kid seeing this, the helicopter descending with the waterfall in the background had EVERYONE in theater doing a big gasp, you could hear it even with John Williams crescendo. Haven't experienced anything like that in a movie since then
This sequence still gives me goosebumps. On it's first release I saw it four times on consecutive Saturdays, and was blown away each and every time. Awesome!
Can you please tell me the movie name In which movie a little girl meets trex dinosaur baby in jungle which and when she gives feed after that many babies came and she afraid of them
I was 11, living in India when Jurassic Park was released and our school took us to watch it a theater. The premise of going to watch a movie, school sponsored, not having to study that day, was just too much for us pre teen kids. I remember the giddy feeling to the day. And then, this scene, brings back tons of nostalgic memories of the day, a world unseen, unknown. Sitting with friends in the theater with a bottle of campa cola (yes yes, I'm old, haha) and mouth agape... And recently, I went to Kawaii, took the same helicopter ride at the Na Pa Li coast, landed at this very spot next to the waterfall... And turned a 42 year old man to a 11 year old kid all again...
Remember watch this movie with 10 years old and with this scene just crying, because I never watch dinosaurs so real, with the muscles and bones, it was soooo moving.
Still remember the first time I saw this season. Everyone in the cinema hall had same expression as Dr Grant. In awe of the dinosaurs, the music in the background reaching its crescendo and John Hammond saying welcome to Jurrasic Park. Absolute goosebumps. Its 2022 & still when I watch this movie its the same feeling.
Amazing, I remember seeing this the opening weekend at the theater and got chills when I saw this scene and now almost 30 years later I got them again after watching this video.
I’m a grown adult and I’m not ashamed to admit that this scene still brings a tear to my eye. The CGI is absolutely perfect and I love how the camera is pointed from the audience’ POV as it makes you feel like you’re actually there on the island. Stephen Spielberg and John Williams delivered a masterpiece. Jurassic Park will always be one of the greatest movies ever made!
I remember my brother taking me to see this classic film at the theater when I was a kid. The theater was packed. My brother passed away nine years later but he took me to see so many great movies in the 90s and early 2000s. Good times
Jurassic Park Amazing movie 🤩 remember that Awsome funny restroom scene where the really mean old greedy lawyer guy selfishly abbonond those poor kids he's Desperately trying to hide sitting on the toilet Sweating it 😥 and Rexy 🦖 She found him and Eaten him up 😋 anyways LOL it's actually pretty funny and he Deserves it wouldn't you agree?
LOL I see you like my comment! But wouldn't you agree with me that part was actually pretty funny when the really mean old greedy lawyer guy gets Eaten up 😋 and he Deserves it??
Please I'm Really Excited you like my Funny comment that means You Agree it's actually pretty funny and he Deserves it for selfishly abbonond those poor kids he's Desperately trying to hide sitting on the toilet Sweating his balls off 😥 Hope he's hidden but NOPE LOL Rexy 🦖 She found him and bites him up and you could still hear him Screaming in Her mouth 😥😵 NOOO because he Soo didn't want to get Eaten up but YUP he gets Eaten up 😋 anyways LOL YUP 🤩 and Rexy 🦖 shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy Yeaaaa LOL playing with Her food before Eating him CRUNCH CRUNCH Yummy 😋 YEAH 🤩 Sweetie 🤩
I love the part where they are sitting in the Jeep and one guy says man makes Dinasaurs!! And the Woman reply Dinasaurs Eaten up 😋 all men and Women 🙋 inherited the earth 🙋💁🌎💖 Amazing line 🤩 because Right after She says Dinasaurs Eaten up All men only guys ended up getting Eaten up by Dinasaurs LOL 😂 Yup YUP 🤩👍
Yes Ma'am lol and I'm just seeing this now and hey remember that funny part where Rexy 🦖 She knocked over the restroom exposing the really mean old guy who selfishly left the poor kids trying Soo hard to hide 😥 save himself and Oops 🤭 he gets Eat Gobble up 😋 anyway lol it was actually Really funny wouldn't you like kinda agree with me?
I remember when I seen this for the first time as a 6 yo kid, I watched it three times in a row. It was so magical, I felt like I was actually in the movie.. Still one of my favorite movies to this day.
Everyone who has seen this film has similar experience, the best time of their childhood, irrespective of the place where they have seen this film, the emotion this film brings even today is unparalleled because deep down we know that back then world was a better place to live in, just simple joys of life which is impossible to experience in today's times and that makes this film immortal. Perfect music, raw emotion and countless memories.
This has always been one of my favorites. So well done that for a moment you believe anything is possible, that little kid inside comes out and just says wow.
Can you please tell me the movie name In which movie a little girl meets trex dinosaur baby in jungle which and when she gives feed after that many babies came and she afraid of them
This movie never fails to amaze us... Whenever I watch it I feel the same thrill that I experienced 28 yrs ago... It was a miracle of CGI.. And Steven Spielberg is weaves a child's imagination through his camera..
7:10 This was the first time I ever had to explain something to my dad, as he didn't get why Grant was so astonished by the fact the dinos lived in herds. As a kid who devoured hours of documentaries about dinosaurs, I knew that people like Robert Bakker (the real-life inspiration for Dr. Grant and the paleontological advisor on the movie) had been theorizing for years that herbivore dinosaurs, especially the largest ones, were social animals, not unlike modern-day elephants or buffalos. Grant is moved by the fact he\Bakker was right all along.
I should say that it was the most outstanding movie of all time! It stayed in cinema houses for over a year and everyone talked Jurassic Park! T-shirts, jugs, mugs, car door stickers, etc having the JP emblem were everywhere! Total nostalgia of the greatest era of all times!!! Welcome the living legends of the best era ever, who's seen what others may not for generations! 🙂
One of the best scenes in all history. The actors, the CGI, the soundtrack, just excellent. I watched this when I was in school, 30 years ago and I still get goosebumps when the Brachi appears. Thanks for the video, made me day. Stay safe.
I remember seeing this when it premiered at the movies. Packed theatre. Everyone was in awe. Dead silence. Just absolute brilliance.
easily one of the most jaw-droping profound scenes in ANY movie of All Time.
I mean it's the Cinema, I would hope that it would be dead silence..
THEATER***
@@husamstarxin4626 just in case that you really don't understand what he's saying, in 1993 it was revolutionary to see dinosaurs portrayed so lifelike !
We had a interval in those days
Absolutely insane John Williams' music score wasn't even nominated by the Academy, despite now being one of the most recognizable songs in cinema.
Because the Academy is a fucking joke
well, the main jingle is very good. And there are other good parts.
But John Williams also did Schindler's List that same year, which is a much better score, and everyone knew he was going to win for it, which he did. I suppose they could have double nominated him, but what is the point of that?
@@Harkness78 Wow, you really served Cup & Cone :D
The Academy does not, and never has, given awards on the basis of merit. Academy Awards are based solely on the personal tastes of the Academy.
Everything JW does is iconic and recognizable and worthy of an Oscar. But Schindler's List was the truly stunning and emotional score that earned him the Oscar that same year. The Jurassic score was "Mr. Williams does it again." But the Schindler score was "*gasp*, *sniffle*, Wow... John... you made me cry."
This whole sequence from beginning to end - easily one of my favorite parts of the movie. None of the sequels beats the original Jurassic Park.
Got that right,all the sequels,s are bad guy vs good guys,with the dinosaur thrown in
Where were you when you saw this scene?
@@antonboludo8886 In the movie theater when the film was first released. And one of the things I love about it the most is that the film effects from back in 93 still hold up perfectly. They look the most realistic to me out of all the films. Jurassic Park is a true modern classic.
@@talon3684 Same here. I saw it in the theatre when it was released. It was quite impressive. You felt like you were really there.
@@talon3684How many girls have you been with since that day you saw it in theaters?
I love Alan’s reaction. He almost faints. As any of us would if we saw something so unreal. No silly catch phase. No jokes. He’s in complete awe.
To be more specific, what makes him almost faint is when he realizes there are T-Rexes in the park as well, which in itself is a bit humorous.
I just noticed he's in tears too he's so happy
"Guys... we have company..."
"He's right behind me, isn't he?"
To see a real, living dinosaur right in front of you would be overwhelming
I'm in agreement with Alan!
That sound of Brachiosaurus @5:05 (with background score) still gives me chills. The best possible dino entry of the entire series for me.
brachiosaurus*! :)
Of course one of the most biggest things in film history,even when I was kid I was in awe I thought I was looking at a real dinosaur
Dennis running into that Dylophosaurus was pretty much a funny scene...
But yeah, seeing a big dinosaurus in real life can be impressive, even when it's just harmless, just that in real life nobody has ever seen the real deal except on movies or books...
It takes at least a few tons of food everyday, the Brachiosaurus might have been the biggest and heaviest Dino, but it's harmless, and it made good food for Rexy....
But have they forgotten about the Diplodocus ?? It was pretty big too....
@Black-Rat Dude. If you read the book, you'd be horrified to see how graphic his death was described to the reader.
Fun fact: the roar of that dinosaur was the bleating of a goat, slowed down 50x
I’m not ashamed to admit that I still get emotional watching this scene, 29 years later. When dr. Grant turns his head toward the pack of parasaurolophus by the water and the two brachiosaurus crossing the lake, and John Williams’ incredible score rises to its crescendo, I get a lump in my throat. This movie was such a huge part of my childhood. 7 years old in 1993, I get a rush of nostalgia whenever I see a scene from Jurassic Park. But this scene in particular hits me different. It turns back time for me, somehow. I love Jurassic Park.
YUP SAME!
@@jasonli5023 The 90’s were something else. I miss them😄 Cheers🍻
You are not alone! That kinda sums up the emotions of a generation to this epic cinema. Yeah we love Jurassic park!
I was the same age I believe. My younger brother wasn't able to come as the reviews said there were some scary bits. The 90s were truly a special time for entertainment
Very happy I was lucky enough to see this in theater packed house
As a kid who was so passionate about dinosaurs and paleontology, when this movie came out, it was one of the defining moments of my life. Had the fortune of seeing this with my mom in the cinema in 1993 when it came out and everybody had their jaws dropped. To this day, it remains one of the best movies ever made. Thank you, mom. Thank you, Steven Spielberg. Thank you, John Williams.
Same here. I was only five when I saw it in the theater in '93. The part that stuck with me the most was this scene and the Velociraptors in the kitchen. I had the Jurassic Park toys and would even pretend that I was a Velociraptor on the playground chasing my friends.
I was ten when I saw this in 93. Up to then I had lived off of movies like the land that time forgot, and journey to the center of the earth. Claymation and puppets. I still love the old films and effects but this movie really was shocking how real everything seemed. It’s one of my core memories of childhood
Said everything. It was a defining moment of my life too, and I'm 39 today. I remember vividly watching this scene for the first time.
NO, you should Thanks to Michael Chrihton, without him there is no Jurassic park Movie !
Same experience as you but with my dad, I will never forget that day.
Jurassic Park is the only movie that ever filled me with an overwhelming sense of awe and inspiration. My dad took me to see this theatres in 1993, and it absolutely blew me away.
My dad also ......
You are old as f m8
This movie was the ONLY movie we could get my Dad to go see. He was a notorious homebody.🙃
Was it really 1993?????
@@GORT70 yes
Watching this scene in 1993 felt like the complete rebirth of film itself before our eyes. The absolute power of it left us stunned. It was like people in the 1930s seeing colour film for the first time.
And a film from 1993 still looks better than pretty much any film released in 2024 lol
I saw this in the theater when it came out. I was in college. We were impressed but we weren’t THAT blown away.
Same for Avatar
It wasn't a film. It was transcendent.
@@lflagr I'd have Spielberg come back to increase the resolution on some of the dino shots and that's all.
The whole scene is a dream, but everything becomes perfect because the music. Simply fantastic
Music is outstanding
Exactly
Still the best movie of the entire franchise.
Original novel adaptation. Not ‚franchise’
@@innermostlayers6865 When people started using corporate sales-speak to describe cinematic works of art, that's when it all died... Most people are too vacuous to figure that out.
@@innermostlayers6865 Spielberg actually hired Crichton to write his own adaptation...very rare
I can't stand those new ones.
@@MiG2880 Ian Malcolm was right. There should be only this movie.
this movie was SO FAR AHEAD OF ITS TIME! and it still stands today as a testament to how a great movie is made. perfect score. perfect cast, perfect set. everything about it is perfect.
never seen it.. what is it about?
@@woodstocknun dinosaurs 🦕🦖
@@woodstocknun dead babies
Far ahead of its time? Movies have only gotten worse.
Not perfect cast those kids were fucking annoying
Steven Spielberg & John Williams= Pure magic.
Grant and Ellen reactions at 4:31 and 4:57 are one of the most amazing things in this movie. Just imagine being the witness of something straight from another world? Seeing the impossible right in front of you?
Don't need to imagine... that was me in the audience in 1993, feeling the same awe. No one had ever pulled off such realistic living creatures in movies before. :)
@@diabreucruz Made even more incredible that sam neill and laura dern was looking at Tennis balls on sticks for the whole time!
Everything you just said equally applies to 0:25
@@shortyktfc Not really. Acting like something is there that isn't isn't hard if you're good at acting.
Why did the other two not have the same reaction?
Was 10 when I saw this in theater. Still amazing to this day,
I am so jealous.
Same here :-)
I saw it in theaters five times and bought a Chinese bootleg VHS at a comic con a year before it finally came out officially. I was thirteen. I'll curious if it holds up in 4k, but aside from the effects it's just an awesome movie.
I watched this movie 7 times in 1993 to watch just this scene.. those days without internet was absolutely amazing.. I really missing that era 😪
yes life was so nice back then
I saw it seven times too. We’re in the seven club. Six in the theater and once at a drive through.
This entire sequence of scenes, from the helicopter ride to Hammond saying "I will show you," is nothing but a true masterpiece. Spielberg did an outstanding job not only in captivating the minds of young audiences but of every single demographics. This was more than just a scene. It was an invitation to everyone to Jurassic Park. I remember watching the movie when I was 4 or 5. I was in absolute awe and still am. However, what I have learned as I got older is why Dr. Grant and Dr. Sattler reacted that way wasn't just in awe. Still, they got to see what they have spent their entire professional career working as paleontologists and all their theories and hypothesis in front of their own eyes.
and losing their jobs at the same time!
@@bruno7171 technically garnering new roles though lol.
One of the great sequences in the history of movies. It's that good.
I count 6 greek words in your text. Do you know which they are?
At end of this movie very special thanks given to George Lucas,what I've heard is that Lucas did all the post on this movie while Spielberg was making Schindler's List,also what I've heard is that Lucas genius is in editing room putting daily's together even invented edit droid.This sequence is great piece of film editing my question is,is George Lucas more responsible for this sequence then Speilberg?Whole movie kinda has a George Lucas look more then Speilberg look to it.
Still get goosebumps, when you hear "Welcome to Jurassic Park"
4:40 When people ask me what i mean by "Movie Magic"--this is it. This is the definition.
쥬라기공원 1편은 정말 완벽한 영화입니다.
어렸을때 부모님과 함께 극장에서 볼때도 그랬지만 여전히 어린아이였던 그때처럼 가슴이 뜁니다.
여전히 제가 좋아하는 최고의 영화들 중 하나입니다.
Still gives me goose bumps when I see this scene 29 years later!
Check out our Dino Rex video we made in Hawaii. 🤷♂️
If you like dinosaurs 🦖
Me too
it was ahead of it's time
I don't know why I'm crying while watching this scene. Reminds me of life back then was so simple, pure and magical. Sadly the world and the life I know at the moment is full of depression. I miss my childhood so bad :(
Please stay strong..bad times pass and good will return
Hang in there. This too shall pass.
God bless you
The days were peaceful. Creative, fun and full of surprises. I wonder if we run out of dopamine and we get used to the emotions we fee, as we get old.
I have the same feeling, but Look to Christ, he’s live never changes and we can have peace in him. 🙏
Every scene, every shot, every angle designed to deliver wonder and emotional impact. Spielberg is a master craftsman.
Jurassic park was jaw-dropping. A film ahead of it's time. A brilliant piece of work.
4:16 is probably one of my favourate scenes in movie history. I get teary eyed everytime. Even after having watched this hundrets of times.
This really wouldn't have been same movie without Sam Neill, he's perfect in the part.. Plus the dinosaurs. Fair play to Spielberg in choosing him.
all the actors did amazing..together they made it special..
I agree. This movie would not have been the same without the dinosaurs.
If you think about, most of the actors in this movie, back in 93, were indie actors.
Apparently, they were at least thinking of Harrison Ford for the part. I reckon it would have worked...
The actors nailed their parts in this scene. Imagine a paleontologist who made their careers looking at bones, seeing dinosaurs in real life. Rocks their world.
That smile by Goldblum at 2:14 is priceless! It's like telling "You just saw a good reason why you can't ignore the chaos theory!"
5:06 the most iconic scene, 6:44 the most iconic line, 6:55 the most iconic music, in all of cinema. Period
didn't have to get to those to already know what they were going to be!
Yes, yes and yes
One of*
I was 10 or 11 when this came out. My parents took me and my sister to see it at a drive in. It's hard to impress on young people today the kind of reaction original audiences had. Never before had realistic dinosaurs been seen on film. Everybody was gobsmacked. It was incredible. Still one of my all time favorite movies. And that music!
I swear everytime I see the brachiosaurus come into frame I always tear up. The music and cinematography in this scene is beautiful
Gosh, still give me goosebumps after what? Almost 30 years? MUSIC really plays a big role in important scenes in a movie, hats off to the one and only John Williams
The most iconic music score of all time is played here as they approached the island! Nothing better than hearing it live in the theatre cranked up and rumbling the seats
Nostalgia hit hard again. Everyone's reaction after seeing these creatures from ancient age moving around them is sooooo wholesome ! 🥲
I was just a kid in Vancouver Canada, when this movie first came out. I saw it and it was such a magical experience that 90's night.
@@journeytrials Same, except I lived in Burnaby , at the time. My dad picked me up from soccer practice in the summer of '93, and surprised me by taking me to see Jurassic Park. I was 14, and I still remember the experience vividly.
@@nickfoster9350 lol wow I played soccer in burnaby too. I play at point grey and Coquitlam. I did O.D.P for my clubs the crash. We lived in UBC for a while, we first lived in Surry when we moved there in 93. Then a few months moved to UBC then Richmond then seven years later we moved to the USA 🇺🇸 Maryland! That was 2000! Crazy small world!
I was in log Angeles at that time ..jeez i loved that movie
@@journeytrials Djdjskdkfkf are working on the first half of the day when back in the office with an easy 55
Right at 5:00 has got to be one of the most awe inspiring cinematic moments in history. Just the jaw dropping shock of seeing an actual dinosaur for the characters and the way Speilburg captured that emotion. This is almost a lost art.
The sheer amount of awe and brilliance of this scene is immeasurable. I was only a kid when I first saw this movie. And it was one of the handful of movies which was available at that time on CD - VCR. Man, this is whole movie sums up the word - nostalgia to me.
At end of this movie very special thanks given to George Lucas,what I've heard is that Lucas did all the post on this movie while Spielberg was making Schindler's List,also what I've heard is that Lucas genius is in editing room putting daily's together even invented edit droid.This sequence is great piece of film editing my question is,is George Lucas more responsible for this sequence then Speilberg?Whole movie kinda has a George Lucas look more then Speilberg look to it.
One of the greatest moments in cinematic history.
I saw this 11 times in the theater. It was my favorite movie that year. It still holds up. Beautiful!!!
Seatbelt scene is such a clever explainer for the entire movie!
life, uh, finds a way...
@@nonesummit Why did I hear that in Peter Griffen's voice
Jurassic Park Amazing movie 🤩 remember that Awsome funny restroom scene where the really mean old greedy lawyer guy selfishly abbonond those poor kids when Rexy got loose! He's Desperately trying to hide sitting on the toilet Sweating it 😥 hope he's hidden then SUPRISE LOL Rexy 🦖 She found him and Eaten him up 😋 anyways it's actually pretty funny and he Deserves it wouldn't you agree?
4:16-7:31 30 years later, this part still holds up to this day. The dialogue, CGI, and music make this moment feel so perfect.😍❤🦕
Can you please tell me the movie name In which movie a little girl meets trex dinosaur baby in jungle which and when she gives feed after that many babies came and she afraid of them
@@akerhunter First of all, what you described is part of the opening scene from “The Lost World: Jurassic Park”. Second, the little girl is actually attacked by a group of Compsognathus, or Compys for short.
@@jediclonekag13god, I forgot about that scene. I can only imagine the tiny, razor sharp teeth that they had. Imagine getting nipped to death by a hundred of them.
It will always hold up, just like T2, when people really knew how to make movies and not a political statement on how you should think
Perfection.
The Music, Acting, Dialouges and Editing all works in perfect harmony for this scene from start to end.
You could be watching it for the 100th time but still get drawn into it like it's your first time.
The acting of the cast is absolutely spectacular
One of the last times movies were considered magical. It let us see something we never thought we could see. Wasn't filled with the big celebrities of the time. Had a magnificent score and truly ground breaking effects that still hold up and are used sparingly to give things scale.
Avatar comes close
T2 also
Lord of the Rings Trilogy was one of the last immersive/magical trilogies in my opinion. Also, the musical score was even more awe inspiring than even Jurassic Park, and that is saying a lot when up against John Willams. Although Jurassic Park is still in the top five musical scores definitely.
@@priyankatabhane I get what you're saying in terms of visuals but it certainly hasn't packed such emotional punch as JP. I mean, I must have seen this scene 50-60 times and it still brings tears to my eyes.
Star Wars, Jurassic Park, Titanic, Harry Potter 1, Godzilla, Awatar, Pirates of Caribbean were some what magical and ahead of their time.!
I was so lucky to see this in theatres when they re-released it. It was my first time since I was like 7 when it came it out. To hear and see and feel this movie as it was intended to be was one of the best cinematic expierences of my life. When this part came up I actually cried. When the T-Rex roared for the first time I actually covered my ears because it was so loud. I loved every second of it
I saw it back in 1993 im the theaters, i watched it on my birthday.
Same here!
You're lucky, I want watch it when I was 8 yo and then my sister ruined it by tell some highlight of the movie and decided to watch it through VHS.
The music in this scene brings a HUGE goosebumps atmosphere
Thirty years later, this scene is still awe-inspiring. I love all of the Jurassic films, but there is something very special about this scene.
The build-up of anticipation, the reactions, the timing, the variety of camera magnifications and angles, the crescendo of the iconic music. Why can't filmmakers these days perform such magic?
Hollywood is now more about clout and popularity rather than talent and merit :C
Man the camera movement in this movie is a masterclass
Because they don't give a sh*t anymore?
Nowadays it's like every cameraman has epilepsy/Parkinson's/drunk/blind/stupid/all of the above.
A Timeless Classic 🦕🦖
1:30 that music ohh god good old days …. I closed my eyes and with ear phone on literally went back in time when i watched it in theatre 🥹
From beginning to end this is one of the greatest sequences ever put together on film. The way the cast, the writing, the cinematography, the score and effects all come together, it's simply awe inspiring. A testament to the power of film making.
1:18 - When I find the car keys after two hours searching.
The best Jurassic park movie of all time. Music, actors, and dinosaurs.
This one was my favorite part of the Jurassic Park
It still gives me goosebumps! 😍
I absolutely love the music that plays in this scene. John Williams is an absolute genius. 1:21 Gets me every time I hear it.
I loved the theme song.
Same
Unbelievable. It's still to this day one of the most beautiful films I've ever seen. More than any other JP/JW film, THIS ONE still 30 years after I saw it the first time on my birthday 1993 brings tears to my eyes seeing these animals. And they aren't even really there. But to imagine them being so... it's something else. Thank you Universal Pictures for giving the world these films.
Sometimes I forget how good the Jurassic Park theme and score are. Probably one of the best ever.
here in Brazil watch it 5 times at the cinema, I bought the VHS. I was 19 years old, the sound of the movie was great in the movie theater,, People applauded at the end..Many watched the movie standing up..
Jurassic Park was the first movie I had watched in a theatre back in 1993. I was eight months old at that time. I am on my way to watch Jurassic World Dominion in the theatre now. 29 years ! But everything pales in comparison to this one scene - the Brachiosaurus, the actors , the dialogues & the background score - sheer brilliance !
The joy this move brings me is indescribable. The music, the actors, the theme. Jurassic Park is such a wonderous and imaginative film.
when Hammond said "Welcome To Jurassic Park" the true adventure is already begin, till now.
I really love the moment when Brachiosaurus appears, as well as the whole movie. Great job Universal Pictures and Mr. Spielberg.
4:38: Sam Neill's ability to convey *that* level of astonishment while looking at nothing is some of the best on-screen facial acting I've ever had the pleasure of witnessing. Grant's wondrous shock in that moment matched Ellie's and the audiences' when we finally got to see that Brachiosaur.
Not since Star Wars had I been *that* stunned by special effects. Sure, the CGI hasn't aged well in the last 30+ years, but the blend of piratical and computer-enhanced effects was so perfect that noticing the "bad" CGI is only a tiny nitpick anymore.
I think it holds up astonishingly well even now considering the number of years it's been. Steve 'Spaz' Williams is a genius for the what he enabled.
I was 3 years old and it was the first movie that i watch in a theather.
This last weekend and after 2 and half years without put a foot on a cinema i went again and watch it.
I was crying out of nostalgia.
This movie is a legend that will keep sparking in the next decades and the main example of how a movie must be done to be onmiciently awesome.
can't agree more
I didn't get a chance to see this when it was playing in the movies and even when I saw this scene on my new big 31" HDTV I still thought, "Man, I should've seen this in the theater." Spielberg's magic at its best.
2:33 I remember as a kid seeing this, the helicopter descending with the waterfall in the background had EVERYONE in theater doing a big gasp, you could hear it even with John Williams crescendo. Haven't experienced anything like that in a movie since then
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This sequence still gives me goosebumps. On it's first release I saw it four times on consecutive Saturdays, and was blown away each and every time. Awesome!
Can you please tell me the movie name In which movie a little girl meets trex dinosaur baby in jungle which and when she gives feed after that many babies came and she afraid of them
@@akerhunterIt's the intro of The Lost World and they're compsognathuses, not tyrannosaurs.
I was 11, living in India when Jurassic Park was released and our school took us to watch it a theater. The premise of going to watch a movie, school sponsored, not having to study that day, was just too much for us pre teen kids. I remember the giddy feeling to the day. And then, this scene, brings back tons of nostalgic memories of the day, a world unseen, unknown. Sitting with friends in the theater with a bottle of campa cola (yes yes, I'm old, haha) and mouth agape... And recently, I went to Kawaii, took the same helicopter ride at the Na Pa Li coast, landed at this very spot next to the waterfall... And turned a 42 year old man to a 11 year old kid all again...
6:43 this scene this music always give me chills 🤗🥶
me 2!
Dr. Hammond…..
Dr Grant……. My Dear Dr Sattler…… WELCOME TO JURASSIC PARK!!!!!! 🦖🦕🦖🦕
We need another original ground breaking movie like this to get things interesting again.
Avatar 2 is on the way
Top gun ain’t it…lol
Remember watch this movie with 10 years old and with this scene just crying, because I never watch dinosaurs so real, with the muscles and bones, it was soooo moving.
Thank you Steven Spielberg and John Williams and the entire cast and crew.
finally watched this in the cinema yesterday for its 30th anniversary-fulfilling a childhood dream.
6:55 I love the song of this movie
5:00 Ladies and gentlemen, the coolest part ever!!!
Still remember the first time I saw this season. Everyone in the cinema hall had same expression as Dr Grant. In awe of the dinosaurs, the music in the background reaching its crescendo and John Hammond saying welcome to Jurrasic Park. Absolute goosebumps. Its 2022 & still when I watch this movie its the same feeling.
I don't know if kids today can understand the impact of this movie.
This scene. This song. Absolutely outstanding. 30 years ago. Master piece forever.
The pace, the acting, the execution oh this scene…. it’s just *chef’s kiss*
Amazing, I remember seeing this the opening weekend at the theater and got chills when I saw this scene and now almost 30 years later I got them again after watching this video.
This movie came out 30 years ago. The CGI still looks great. WOW.
Happy Birthday to my greatest filmmaker Steven Spielberg ❤🎉❤Love from Chennai,India...
I’m a grown adult and I’m not ashamed to admit that this scene still brings a tear to my eye. The CGI is absolutely perfect and I love how the camera is pointed from the audience’ POV as it makes you feel like you’re actually there on the island. Stephen Spielberg and John Williams delivered a masterpiece. Jurassic Park will always be one of the greatest movies ever made!
*_This scene Still gives me goose bumps, even 29 years later !_*
This is one of the greatest scenes in Cinematic history!!
The Brachi scene here is the most iconic of all in the Jurassic series
And T-Rex paddock scene
I remember my brother taking me to see this classic film at the theater when I was a kid. The theater was packed. My brother passed away nine years later but he took me to see so many great movies in the 90s and early 2000s. Good times
5:05, one of the most iconic and revolutionary moment in the history of filmmaking and visual effects.
4:54 Funny part when he move her head instead saying anything XD
Jurassic Park Amazing movie 🤩 remember that Awsome funny restroom scene where the really mean old greedy lawyer guy selfishly abbonond those poor kids he's Desperately trying to hide sitting on the toilet Sweating it 😥 and Rexy 🦖 She found him and Eaten him up 😋 anyways LOL it's actually pretty funny and he Deserves it wouldn't you agree?
LOL I see you like my comment! But wouldn't you agree with me that part was actually pretty funny when the really mean old greedy lawyer guy gets Eaten up 😋 and he Deserves it??
Please I'm Really Excited you like my Funny comment that means You Agree it's actually pretty funny and he Deserves it for selfishly abbonond those poor kids he's Desperately trying to hide sitting on the toilet Sweating his balls off 😥 Hope he's hidden but NOPE LOL Rexy 🦖 She found him and bites him up and you could still hear him Screaming in Her mouth 😥😵 NOOO because he Soo didn't want to get Eaten up but YUP he gets Eaten up 😋 anyways LOL YUP 🤩 and Rexy 🦖 shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy Yeaaaa LOL playing with Her food before Eating him CRUNCH CRUNCH Yummy 😋 YEAH 🤩 Sweetie 🤩
I love the part where they are sitting in the Jeep and one guy says man makes Dinasaurs!! And the Woman reply Dinasaurs Eaten up 😋 all men and Women 🙋 inherited the earth 🙋💁🌎💖 Amazing line 🤩 because Right after She says Dinasaurs Eaten up All men only guys ended up getting Eaten up by Dinasaurs LOL 😂 Yup YUP 🤩👍
Yes Ma'am lol and I'm just seeing this now and hey remember that funny part where Rexy 🦖 She knocked over the restroom exposing the really mean old guy who selfishly left the poor kids trying Soo hard to hide 😥 save himself and Oops 🤭 he gets Eat Gobble up 😋 anyway lol it was actually Really funny wouldn't you like kinda agree with me?
I remember when I seen this for the first time as a 6 yo kid, I watched it three times in a row. It was so magical, I felt like I was actually in the movie.. Still one of my favorite movies to this day.
Spielberg is a genius. I love the way he does the reaction shots of Sam and Laura BEFORE we see the brontosaurus.
Brachiosaurus
Exactly, you may *think* you know what's coming. But we were all delightfully, jaw-droppingly wrong when seeing this for the first time.
Everyone who has seen this film has similar experience, the best time of their childhood, irrespective of the place where they have seen this film, the emotion this film brings even today is unparalleled because deep down we know that back then world was a better place to live in, just simple joys of life which is impossible to experience in today's times and that makes this film immortal. Perfect music, raw emotion and countless memories.
Happy 30th Anniversary Jurassic Park!!!
Jurassic Park is one of those movies that will always age gracefully and will always be a cultural relevant icon.
This has always been one of my favorites. So well done that for a moment you believe anything is possible, that little kid inside comes out and just says wow.
Can you please tell me the movie name In which movie a little girl meets trex dinosaur baby in jungle which and when she gives feed after that many babies came and she afraid of them
@IMJarvis29 the only seen I can think about where a little girl feeds dinosaur would be the very beginning of jurassic Park. They weren't t Rex.
@@akerhunter you might be talking about the second Jurassic park movie.
You know John Williams used a slowed down version of a classical piece as the theme for Jurassic Park?
"Dr grant my dear dr sattler welcome to jurassic park"
It brokes my heart....
This brachi scene will forever be imprinted on my mind. The most magical moment.
Jurassic Park is still the movie of the century :)
This movie never fails to amaze us... Whenever I watch it I feel the same thrill that I experienced 28 yrs ago... It was a miracle of CGI.. And Steven Spielberg is weaves a child's imagination through his camera..
7:10 This was the first time I ever had to explain something to my dad, as he didn't get why Grant was so astonished by the fact the dinos lived in herds. As a kid who devoured hours of documentaries about dinosaurs, I knew that people like Robert Bakker (the real-life inspiration for Dr. Grant and the paleontological advisor on the movie) had been theorizing for years that herbivore dinosaurs, especially the largest ones, were social animals, not unlike modern-day elephants or buffalos. Grant is moved by the fact he\Bakker was right all along.
I should say that it was the most outstanding movie of all time!
It stayed in cinema houses for over a year and everyone talked Jurassic Park!
T-shirts, jugs, mugs, car door stickers, etc having the JP emblem were everywhere!
Total nostalgia of the greatest era of all times!!!
Welcome the living legends of the best era ever, who's seen what others may not for generations! 🙂
One of the best scenes in all history. The actors, the CGI, the soundtrack, just excellent. I watched this when I was in school, 30 years ago and I still get goosebumps when the Brachi appears. Thanks for the video, made me day. Stay safe.
The metaphor at 2:25 went way over my head watching this as a child.