3:12 "this is everything i wanted" 3:18 "daddy????? noo, THEY TRICKED US" you had exactly the same reaction as me and my brother watching this movie for the first time. We feel cheated. But now I can say that there's still hope...
It is a tired old trope that Hollywood always does. An obvious couple in one movie and divorced (or otherwise separated) in the other. I don't know why they keep doing it, its almost like lasting happy relationships are not a thing for them. 😅
@@MaaZeus It's like they always need couples' drama, even when everything is perfect and it's about two people as calm as Alan and Ellie, they have to put the drama and sadness somewhere, I need comfort at least in a movie
One of my favorite quotes is from this film. "Some of the worst things imaginable happened out of good intentions." Alan Grant. Sums up every megalomaniac in history.
Most of the set pieces in this one, specifically the pterodactyl cage and the river scenes are straight from the book Jurassic Park. They had to cut them because they thought they were impossible to film. Life finds a way
I love how bird-like the Velociraptors are in this one. Local birds in my hometown called Australian Magpies chatter and squawk to each other in a similar manner to the Raptors. Its pretty cool.
@@solomonkane6442 I think thats the 'Magpie Whisperer.' Shes well known for taming and studying Magpies. I have a family of Magpies that visit my house daily and they're quite intelligent animals, quite friendly too once they become familiar with you. When I see them interact with each other they really remind me of the JP3 and Jurassic World Raptors a great deal.
The original is my favorite, but three is my second favorite, because it throws out everything in favor of a good time and knows EXACTLY what it is doing there. It is completely self aware and content with what it is and it is so much fun as a result.
@@joshuacoldwater It was a cheap hollywood way of showing acute PTSD. That's what it was intended as. It's there simply to show that Grant, like Ellie was earlier established, is haunted by events of 1993.
Trivia: The Spinosaurus was the largest animatronic ever built. It was 25 feet high, its length reaching around 40 feet long, weighing 24,000 Ibs, and was operated by hydraulics. This allowed it to operate while completely submerged in water. It ended just behind the hip, so any shot that shows more than this had to be computer-generated. According to an interview with William H. Macy, he said this movie's animatronic Spinosaurus had a one thousand-horsepower motor and that creature could turn its head at twice the force of gravity with the tip of its nose moving at a speed of more than one hundred miles per hour.
That's great and all, but its movements suck. It LOOKS like an animatronic. Much more impressed by the Crocodile from Lake Placid. It's a real shame it was destroyed.
I always loved Alan & Ellie's work friendship. I always got vibes that they were strictly work wives or w/e the equivalent is for them being besties that work together but not romantically involved.
@@dereklopez9060got a news for you about the book where it was expressly stated that they were not an item Ellie was seeing someone in the book that was not doctor Grant. Editing to add, I actually prefer them in a relationship the first movie really struck me as romantic relationship not work friends. And I was pretty young when this movie came out and even back then I was disappointed that they weren't together.
@acciotardisalohomora6302 That's how I felt Alan was responding to Ian's comment about of them two are dating in the first film. I think he was trying to deter Ian from making any sort of moves on Ellie.
The way they tease us that Alan and Ellie ended up together really is so needlessly cruel. But at least she married a guy who could send the US military to Isla Sorna
I really don't understand these comments saying it was cruel. They were together at the start and end of the first movie. At the start of this movie its more of a "wait a minute" moment when the husband comes in. Which was done for story so there was a logical line of thinking for how a random ass paleo botanist got the military to go out there. I could see them not being together in this one being cruel if in the first one you were rooting for their developing relationship and say a 3rd guy/girl was involved that might have separated them. But there wasn't, they started together and ended together and then they are not randomly no. Shock, yes, cruel no.
@@Zankaroo I think it's just the fact Alan's intro clearly sets it up like he'd be Charlie's father, and then they pull the rug out. Even when I was like 13 or 14 seeing it in theaters I was so sad
@@Zankaroo we understand that it was convenient for the plot the fact that Ellie had a husband who could later send the navy to the island... the cruel thing was the fact that they made us believe that Alan and Ellie had finally formed a family and then snatched our smile and fill us with confusion.
@@Zankaroo Yes, you really don't get it. This movie starts by tricking the audience into thinking they are married with a kid. You are led to believe the boy was with his son, and then the two kiss.
@@promontorium You didn't get my comment. I don't understand how its cruel. And I explained my rational behind that. How people were "tricked" into thinking Allan was Charley's dad is obvious. I can understand Quimey's line of thinking, even if I don't believe it to be on the level of cruel. But some people are more sensitive to certain things. Characters loosing a dog in a movie will get me, as will some scenes in military movies. The music video for Five Finger Death Punch's Wrong Side of Heaven will almost always make me shed a few tears.
"They can go in the water?" So funny you should ask! Ever since this movie came out, we've learned more and more information about Spinosaurus, until we're now at the point where all the evidence points to it being a primarily marine hunter, not terrestrial. Adapted to aquatic environments like rivers rather than land--which the sail on its back would have helped with. This also means there's not a chance in hell a Spinosaurus would've won a fight against T.Rex, unless maybe the T.Rex happened to fall in the water (and even if Spino had been a land predator, T.Rex had a much sturdier build and stronger bite force so yeah, Hollywood occasionally gets caught up in chasing a "Bigger than T.Rex" craze). If you google Spinosaurus images today, the most current recreations can be as far removed from this movie as you can get. So ironically, even though JP3 was kind of its big moment in the spotlight, the animal it portrays is now as mythical as a fantasy dragon.
Even though its way outdated now, for its time the creature design for the JP3 spino was ahead of the curve as far as accuracy is concerned regarding what was known about the animal, which is pretty impressive. That said, I really wish it was a real animal existing alongside the IRL Spinosaurus, lol!
No that was offcially disproven the sail would make spino a terrible underwater swimmer its not that flexible and get caught in the current it can not do the death roll like crocodiles, in fact every time spinosaurus went to the water it had to complete with sarcosuchus the giant 40ft dino eating crocodile and the predecessor of nile crocodiles would give spino w tough time. Spinosaurus may of been specialized but not a pick eater. And there is its nostrils they are just inches away from the eyes and not at the end of the snout, if spinosaurus was fully aquatic it would sick its whole head out of water thats makes it vulnerable.
@@zachzitzow8306 How was it officially disproven? Cause there was a paper released in March that literally says that it was a mostly Aquatic predator. The density of the bones was compared to that of Hippos and Penguins, both mostly Aquatic animals. Besides, Sarcosuchus existing doesn't mean that Spinosaurus couldn't possibly have been Aquatic. There is a concept called Niche Partitioning. Basically, you can have multiple large Alpha predators in a single ecosystem as long as the two animals don't directly compete for resources. Dinosaurs vs Fish, or maybe even Generalist vs Specialized. Or maybe Sarcosuchus hunted a very specific number of animals while Spinosaurus hunted a completely separate number of animals.
Nice, thanks for the info, I didn't even think that thing existed. Crazy piece of evolution there, and great to know T-Rex is still #1 in a street fight.
(5:00) "I would like to have seen Montana." Yes! I love that you referenced that, Cassie! Sam Neill's character, Dr. Grant, was first shown in Montana in the first movie, and I always think of that line from "The Hunt for Red October" when I watch the first movie.
Unpopular opinion though this could very well be, the third Jurassic Park film is at the moment second only to the original Jurassic Park for being my favorite of the series. A significant reason for that is the return of Sam Neill as Alan Grant.
I was hyped for Alan's return in July 2001. Looking back, this movie was a discount jurassic park. A summer blockbuster cash grab with no real substance...the jurassic world website subtly made it better retroactively by including the lore about Dr. Wu secretly returning to Isla sorna in 1999...actually gives this story somewhat of a purpose in canon
@@15blackshirt Well, Pterodactyl is used by a lot of people for Pterosaurs in general, including Pteranodon. Just like a lot of people call Sauropods "Brontosaurs..."
@@lewstone5430 hey man things are called what they're called. Language is meaningless if we just say whatever. Language led our species to outperform Neanderthals and take over the world. Don't be so glib.
I really like Jurassic Park 3. I think if the film had been as long as the other two they may have been able to add in a few more of those quieter moments that the previous two benefited from character building and adding a bit more magic/atmosphere but its still a great film and having Sam Neil back as Alan Grant was awesome. Great film. 👍😁😎
The mom was an annoying character, but Alan Grant was great. Loved the grittiness of this one overall. Agree about the quiet moments. Too much running and not enough human interaction time.
Its not that bad critics told us. Good entertainment at all. Fun fact: The Dactyles in the Voliere are in the first book but 1994 it wasnt too difficult to show realistic flying dinosaurs, so its not in the first movie.
Loved the fly swatting attempts 😂 great reaction to the movie as well, liked this movie myself and agree with others that say the spino was op and shouldn’t have been able to kill a T. rex but when you consider the spino in this movie was created to be bigger and nastier than it should have been
You just saw "October Sky" that was directed by Joe Johnston also. Check out "The Rocketeer" that's a fun action movie with a nice love story to go with it.
If only she knew The Fly buzzing around was Jeff Goldblum asking for help. Her videos are some of the best of the reaction videos mainly because she gets many of the references of these older movies even though she's young.
Joe Johnston directed Captain America: The First Avenger, the first Jumanji movie, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, and The Rocketeer (which I don't think you've seen, but should).
5:01 In this alternate reality, Borodin survived his wounds onboard Red October, married a 'round American woman' and raised Raptors instead of Rabbits 😂
OMG, I cannot stop laughing and your jump scares, I think you were more terrified of the fly buzzing around you than the dinosaurs LOL🤣 I'm so glad you finally got back into the Jurassic franchise considering the new one is on the horizon! here's my opinion of the third one, yes I agree that it's the weakest link in the franchise, but it's still entertaining! a popcorn flick as you said, I'm glad we're on the same page with that lol! sure, the movie is a little short, but it at doesn't feel like it's dragging on, and even though Spielberg didn't direct it, at least he was still involved! this director, Joe Johnston, he's a good director and has done a lot of other great films like "Honey I Shrunk the Kids", "Captain America: The First Avenger", "The Wolfman" and my favorite "The Rocketeer" which I highly recommend you watch soon! the only downer with this movie for me is the Spinosaurus beating the T-Rex, c'mon lol! still, I really enjoyed this reaction, you're awesome Cassie, I can't wait to see more reactions! take care😁👌👍
Yep this was directed by Joe Johnson he directed "October Sky" which you feature here , "The Rocketeer"(one of my favorites) and the original "Jumanji" starring Robin Williams.
This was the first Jurassic Park movie I saw. My dad took me to see it when I was 7 years old. I'll never forget the velociraptor in the tank. That scene made me jump. When I found out we had the original on VHS I watched it over and over! And of course we had to rent the sequel whenever possible. I always hold these movies close to my heart for all the memories, even though as I've grown I've found that the other two aren't as good as I remember.
I actually saw the first one in theatres with my dad when I was ten and my jaw was on the floor through the whole movie.😲🤯 I'm sure you had a similar experience with part 3, but with the large screen and that awesome Dolby surround sound it felt like the T-Rex was in the theatre with us. It was hands down my favorite theatre experience ever!
@@robertmolton6761 I wish I had that experience as a kid! Luckily there's a drive-in theater about an hour and a half away from me that specializes in classic movies, so I got to experience the original as an adult that way! No surround sound sadly.
I was too young, I was only 3, when the first movie came out but I did get to see it in 3d when they released it Jurassic Park has always been and will always be my favorite movie franchise. I am crossing my fingers that when I go see the new one I get to catch the double feature of the og and the new one
@@rebel11201991 Actually you were about 1 & 1/2 when the first one came out, right? (released 6/11/93) Regardless you were too young to see that, but I bet the 3D was pretty awesome. Was it in theatres or was it an at home version? If it was in the theatre then it would REALLY feel like that T-Rex is in there with you.
@@robertmolton6761 ah your right, I have been watching it since it came out on vhs though. I went through so many copie of it because that is all I wanted to watch.
Some fun retcon stuff that was added later, Masrani (the company from Jurassic World) bought Ingen between Lost World and JP3. So that’s where all the new dinosaurs came from including the Spino. They weren’t leftovers, Ingen was secretly working on new dinosaurs for the upcoming park. There’s also some evidence suggesting the Spino is extra aggressive because it was a hybrid test, an experiment that led to the Indominus Rex.
So for those who don't know, Ben was killed by Velociraptors. That's why he's missing the lower half of his body. It was a deleted scene from the script. :)
@@nekuraookami actually yes kind of... because the velociraptors tord his legs apart and there was left overs of it and the compys ate those left overs
I've always liked all 3 of the JP movies. Yeah, sure 2 and 3 have their not so great moments in small bits ,UT still both enjoyable. One of the things I liked best about the 3rd one was how even more cool the Rapors were in showing they knew the eggs were missing and how smart they were in making sure they'd get them back. 😁
Fun fact: the animals they call velociraptor in these movies are actually an animal called Deinonychus (true velociraptors were about the size of a turkey)... I know this because deinonychus is my favorite animal of all time! Keep up the great work!!! Love your reactions!!!
Them being the size of a turkey makes the comment by the kid in JP1 even better - “that doesn’t look scary, more like a six foot turkey”. Velociraptor is easier to pronounce than Deinonychus… and sounds cooler 😂
Apparently, at the time the book was written, some palaeontologists were arguing that Deinonychus should be reclassified as a species of Velociraptor (like how Brontosaurus was reclassified as a species of Apatosaurus). That's why the series ended up with "Velociraptors" that looked like Deinonychus, were the size of Deinonychus, and excavated in America where Deinonychus lived (rather than Mongolia where actual Velociraptors are found).
I vastly prefer JP3 to The Lost World. It's just a pulpy creature feature and it's not trying to be more than that. The 90 minute runtime (as opposed to Lost World being well over 2h) is also a crucial factor.
In opposite to other movies it dont have and "long periods" in it, you know, boring time when you can go to the fridge or Rest Room bec the just talking and walking and talking to much.
Same here, the lost world was about T Rex and Raptors again, we barely had news dinos to look at, and the whole movie is dark, with moronic humans trying to make money out of the dinos instead of leaving them alone. Not really fun, and for me very meh after JP. Too bad because i like Goldblum and Moore. JP3 has a much more simple story but whatever, seing the spino was cool, flying reptiles too. Maybe a little bit more about the lore would have been nice, but it's not what i like the most anyway...
@@GuillaumeG-oz3hz There are few things about The Lost World that sour me to it. The whole InGen hunting party scene just feels like a toy commercial with it's wide variety of gimmicky vehicles, there's what I consider a HUGE plot hole with Sarah running around with the baby T-Rex's blood all over it and _nobody points out why this would be a bad idea_ to say nothing of the ship crew just mysteriously dying on their own because they didn't even film the scene of the raptors killing them. And that's on top of the more popular criticisms like the film's overall preachiness, and what I personally find a rather mean-spirited film overall. I find Jurassic Park 3 to be more consistent with the first film in tone if not in quality. It has that "amusement park ride" feel to it that The Lost World didn't have.
Lost World isnt over 2 hours, it runs excatly 2 hours and the first 95 minutes are great with tons of memorable moments and solid characters while the last 25 are ok. JP3 has nothing of it in the whole movie and that super survival kid is even worse then the gymnastic scene from Lost World.
The relief in your voice "Oh, it's in the poop!" followed immediately by the horror/disgust "OH, MY GOSH" realization of the fact that it was IN THE POOP. 😂
The same, for the second it was obviously rushed, but Spielberg talent made it somewhat pretty good. the third was completly ok it delivers what we needed + sam Neil. Its not a bad movie. But none of the followers reach the first one.
@@mignonthon I just tell people. Watch JP1, it'S an amazing journey and watch JP2 if u are rly into JP and want more *BUT* stop after that b.c. everything after that is just Trash JP3 is like a C-Movie Horrorfilm and JW is pure comedy.
JP3 sucked. It was just an excuse to film scenes from Jurassic Park (noval) that should have been in the first movie. Don't even get me started on those nostalgia driven cash grabs called Jurassic World.
This movie has my favorite dinosaur as the antagonist. The Spinosaurus. It's believed to have been an amphibious meat eater during the Cenomanian period. Spinosaurus was the biggest of all the carnivorous dinosaurs (allegedly), larger than Tyrannosaurus and Giganotosaurus. The original skeleton discovered was actually destroyed during WW2 but other Spino fossils have been found. This exact same Spinosaurus goes on to be one of the main villains in the Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous animated shows
I love how the Velociraptors were coloured and striped in this film rather than just being brown. Also, I believe the avians in this film are Pteranodons and not Pterodactyls. I do believe that at the very end of "The Lost World: Jurassic Park" that the flying creature in the closing shot was a Pterodactyl.
Pterodactyls had the cones/crown/ whatever you want to call 'em coming off the backs of their heads and long beaks with small teeth, so were accurately done. Pteranodons had bigger, thicker beaks with large teeth. They also had larger eyes by comparison. All the fliers were pterodactyls.
I remember sitting in the cinema when this one came out, and when they are on the river and everything is quiet the phone goes off, the entire audience ( myself included ) was groaning and like "which asshat didn't shut their cellphone off!?" then everyone realized it was the movie and not someone in the audience, and the whole room burst out laughing.
One thing I should note about the Spinosaurus in this film is that it is an outdated depiction of the animal. Currently, Spinosaurus is recognized as being semi-aquatic with shorter hind legs compared to other theropod dinosaurs, with a flat tail used like a paddle, and a jaw and teeth suited for catching fish and smaller dinosaurs. Regarding it compared to T Rex, while Spino is bigger, T Rex had more body mass to it since it was better adapted to hunting larger, more heavily built prey, so an actual fight between the two (which itself wouldn’t happen since T Rex and Spinosaurus lived millions of years apart from each other in North America and North Africa, respectively) would end with a Rex victory.
Just for the sake of an argument say that the movie Spino was real. The second T-Rex clamped down on the back of his neck in the opening seconds of their fight it would have been over with the Spino suffering from a crushed spinal cord. T-Rex's teeth were designed for crushing bones.
A suggestion for a movie if you haven't seen it. The Great Race by Blake Edwards. An underappreciated gem from the 1960's. I personally call it the perfect weekend comedy. A slapstick movie with a lot of great one-liners that you will be quoting for eternity. It stars Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood, and Peter Falk. Blake Edwards also wrote and directed the original Pink Panther movies.
This was such a hilarious reaction. The unexpected guest that kept scaring you made me love this reaction more. I absolutely loved this movie as a kid. Even though I am not surprised that you were so jumpy through this reaction, I can't help but think that you are way too sensitive. Plus I also hate Jurassic World. It felt like a cartoon movie made for live action. I never seen the sequels to them either.
I've been binge watching your reactions! You're great! I remember when this movie came out. Spinosaurus is my favourite dinosaur so I was so excited to see it! My uncle couldn't believe I wanted to see it and said he was going to sit right behind me so he could watch me jump and scream in fear. I was fine, but I heard him screaming all through the movie haha.
Loved the annoyed reaction to that stupid dream raptor "oh...GOSH! You're joking me?" Well spotted that Delacroix from The Green Mile was here. I've seen both movies a bunch of times and never noticed. This film does to Alan and Ellie what Ghostbusters 2 did to Peter and Dana, introduced a baby and led you to believe it was belonging to the primary couple for a few minutes only to throw in a pointless bait and switch.
Bahahaha... the sounds Velociraptors make.. a very sophisticated resonance chamber ...exactly the sound Cassie was making while fighting the fly just moments before....perfect timing.. LOL
Loved your reaction to the Spinosaurus! While it's far from accurate from the real version, and would have never been capable of challenging a T.rex much less winning, the JP franchise's version of a Spino is an amazing movie monster, same as the Raptors and the Pterosaurs.
They never actually even met Spinosaurus lived in africa and Rex lived in america And around 20 million years gap between them Spino did meet Carcharodontosaurus and Rugops tho
@@drhkleinert8241 I knew it before. It was first discovered in 1912 and the bones were brought to germany were they got destroyed in WWII by the us military -.-
None of the JP movies claim their animals are realistic representations. The plot point from the beginning was they had to fill-in missing DNA. This movie Grant even specifically says he considered them "monsters" , not representative of the actual animals from the past.
I actually really loved this movie even more than the second. Love that Dr. Grant and Ellie are back in this one!! Can’t wait for Jurassic World Dominion!!
ROFLMAO... Cassie screaming that crazy noise when she first saw fly and then the fly strategically scaring her while she was already freaking the fuck out..... PRICELESS!!
There was a clear message in the making of this video, which I believe you may have not picked up on. With all the terrorizing going on by the fly in the room, the obvious message is that one of your next reactions should be to "The Fly"! On the positive side, if you watch the remake version it stars Jeff Goldblum.
She'd probably save that one for October if she does it at all. That seems to be the only time of year she's willing to venture into horror movies. Maybe eventually she'll slowly start appreciating the genre more and start doing the occassional horror reaction regardless of the time of year, but I'm not holding my breath on that happening anytime soon lol
3:12 "this is everything i wanted"
3:18 "daddy????? noo, THEY TRICKED US"
you had exactly the same reaction as me and my brother watching this movie for the first time. We feel cheated. But now I can say that there's still hope...
In a movie about dinosaurs, the fact that they did that with the perfect couple of protagonists feels as upsetting as some of the other flaws.
It is a tired old trope that Hollywood always does. An obvious couple in one movie and divorced (or otherwise separated) in the other. I don't know why they keep doing it, its almost like lasting happy relationships are not a thing for them. 😅
@@MaaZeus It's like they always need couples' drama, even when everything is perfect and it's about two people as calm as Alan and Ellie, they have to put the drama and sadness somewhere, I need comfort at least in a movie
One of my favorite quotes is from this film. "Some of the worst things imaginable happened out of good intentions." Alan Grant. Sums up every megalomaniac in history.
Most of the set pieces in this one, specifically the pterodactyl cage and the river scenes are straight from the book Jurassic Park. They had to cut them because they thought they were impossible to film. Life finds a way
Inspired by scenes in the book but completely different
*Pteranadon
@@bradmullaerialphotographymuch like the 1st movie
I love how bird-like the Velociraptors are in this one. Local birds in my hometown called Australian Magpies chatter and squawk to each other in a similar manner to the Raptors. Its pretty cool.
I saw something about a woman that has a bunch of aussie magpies who follow her about ( can't remember where I saw it now ) probably saw it on UA-cam
@@solomonkane6442 I think thats the 'Magpie Whisperer.' Shes well known for taming and studying Magpies.
I have a family of Magpies that visit my house daily and they're quite intelligent animals, quite friendly too once they become familiar with you.
When I see them interact with each other they really remind me of the JP3 and Jurassic World Raptors a great deal.
Poor Cassie hunted by that Jurassic fly till the end of the movie. Awesome reaction and channel 👏👏
Haha yeah, I was surprised she didn't pause the recording to hunt it down with a flyswatter and then continue. :)
It's Jeff Goldblum.
The original is my favorite, but three is my second favorite, because it throws out everything in favor of a good time and knows EXACTLY what it is doing there. It is completely self aware and content with what it is and it is so much fun as a result.
It might just be because it's 2 AM here in Sweden, but that fly terrorizing you had me on the floor in stitches 😂 thanks for the laughs Cassie.
8:52 Fly (to Cassie): "Scream, monkey, scream!"
Reminded me of the fly episode in breaking bad 🤣
It's 2:35 PM in Sweden now and it's still funny as hell!
Fly was the MVP
She should watch "The Fly" (1986)!😂😂😂
The raptor calling to Alan in his dream is the most unintentionally funny thing
It’s supposed to be funny
@@ColonelCarnageno- it was intended to be a quick scare 😂
I think it was meant to be funny.
@@joshuacoldwater It was a cheap hollywood way of showing acute PTSD. That's what it was intended as. It's there simply to show that Grant, like Ellie was earlier established, is haunted by events of 1993.
Funny to us yet terrifying to the person seeing it. Remember, this is a man that was chased down by one of those.
Trivia: The Spinosaurus was the largest animatronic ever built. It was 25 feet high, its length reaching around 40 feet long, weighing 24,000 Ibs, and was operated by hydraulics. This allowed it to operate while completely submerged in water. It ended just behind the hip, so any shot that shows more than this had to be computer-generated. According to an interview with William H. Macy, he said this movie's animatronic Spinosaurus had a one thousand-horsepower motor and that creature could turn its head at twice the force of gravity with the tip of its nose moving at a speed of more than one hundred miles per hour.
Meh
That's great and all, but its movements suck. It LOOKS like an animatronic.
Much more impressed by the Crocodile from Lake Placid. It's a real shame it was destroyed.
Psh, it's no match for Megamunch.
The shark from Jaws cost $500k to make and still keeps people out of the water almost 50 years later.
And it isn’t even as big as the real thing was.
I always loved Alan & Ellie's work friendship. I always got vibes that they were strictly work wives or w/e the equivalent is for them being besties that work together but not romantically involved.
I got news for you about Dr Grant and Dr Sattler in Dominion.
@@dereklopez9060got a news for you about the book where it was expressly stated that they were not an item Ellie was seeing someone in the book that was not doctor Grant. Editing to add, I actually prefer them in a relationship the first movie really struck me as romantic relationship not work friends. And I was pretty young when this movie came out and even back then I was disappointed that they weren't together.
Sattler was Dr. Grant's student. Them being a couple comes off as.... inappropriate.
@acciotardisalohomora6302 That's how I felt Alan was responding to Ian's comment about of them two are dating in the first film. I think he was trying to deter Ian from making any sort of moves on Ellie.
Cassie watching Jurassic Park 3 while being attacked by Velociraptor flies is UA-cam Gold
Her reaction to the fly is as good as the reaction to the movie! I think the fly should join Cassie for every reaction!
The way they tease us that Alan and Ellie ended up together really is so needlessly cruel. But at least she married a guy who could send the US military to Isla Sorna
I really don't understand these comments saying it was cruel. They were together at the start and end of the first movie. At the start of this movie its more of a "wait a minute" moment when the husband comes in. Which was done for story so there was a logical line of thinking for how a random ass paleo botanist got the military to go out there. I could see them not being together in this one being cruel if in the first one you were rooting for their developing relationship and say a 3rd guy/girl was involved that might have separated them. But there wasn't, they started together and ended together and then they are not randomly no. Shock, yes, cruel no.
@@Zankaroo I think it's just the fact Alan's intro clearly sets it up like he'd be Charlie's father, and then they pull the rug out. Even when I was like 13 or 14 seeing it in theaters I was so sad
@@Zankaroo we understand that it was convenient for the plot the fact that Ellie had a husband who could later send the navy to the island... the cruel thing was the fact that they made us believe that Alan and Ellie had finally formed a family and then snatched our smile and fill us with confusion.
@@Zankaroo Yes, you really don't get it.
This movie starts by tricking the audience into thinking they are married with a kid. You are led to believe the boy was with his son, and then the two kiss.
@@promontorium You didn't get my comment. I don't understand how its cruel. And I explained my rational behind that. How people were "tricked" into thinking Allan was Charley's dad is obvious. I can understand Quimey's line of thinking, even if I don't believe it to be on the level of cruel. But some people are more sensitive to certain things. Characters loosing a dog in a movie will get me, as will some scenes in military movies. The music video for Five Finger Death Punch's Wrong Side of Heaven will almost always make me shed a few tears.
"They can go in the water?" So funny you should ask! Ever since this movie came out, we've learned more and more information about Spinosaurus, until we're now at the point where all the evidence points to it being a primarily marine hunter, not terrestrial. Adapted to aquatic environments like rivers rather than land--which the sail on its back would have helped with. This also means there's not a chance in hell a Spinosaurus would've won a fight against T.Rex, unless maybe the T.Rex happened to fall in the water (and even if Spino had been a land predator, T.Rex had a much sturdier build and stronger bite force so yeah, Hollywood occasionally gets caught up in chasing a "Bigger than T.Rex" craze).
If you google Spinosaurus images today, the most current recreations can be as far removed from this movie as you can get. So ironically, even though JP3 was kind of its big moment in the spotlight, the animal it portrays is now as mythical as a fantasy dragon.
Even though its way outdated now, for its time the creature design for the JP3 spino was ahead of the curve as far as accuracy is concerned regarding what was known about the animal, which is pretty impressive. That said, I really wish it was a real animal existing alongside the IRL Spinosaurus, lol!
No that was offcially disproven the sail would make spino a terrible underwater swimmer its not that flexible and get caught in the current it can not do the death roll like crocodiles, in fact every time spinosaurus went to the water it had to complete with sarcosuchus the giant 40ft dino eating crocodile and the predecessor of nile crocodiles would give spino w tough time. Spinosaurus may of been specialized but not a pick eater. And there is its nostrils they are just inches away from the eyes and not at the end of the snout, if spinosaurus was fully aquatic it would sick its whole head out of water thats makes it vulnerable.
@@zachzitzow8306 How was it officially disproven?
Cause there was a paper released in March that literally says that it was a mostly Aquatic predator. The density of the bones was compared to that of Hippos and Penguins, both mostly Aquatic animals.
Besides, Sarcosuchus existing doesn't mean that Spinosaurus couldn't possibly have been Aquatic.
There is a concept called Niche Partitioning. Basically, you can have multiple large Alpha predators in a single ecosystem as long as the two animals don't directly compete for resources.
Dinosaurs vs Fish, or maybe even Generalist vs Specialized. Or maybe Sarcosuchus hunted a very specific number of animals while Spinosaurus hunted a completely separate number of animals.
Nice, thanks for the info, I didn't even think that thing existed. Crazy piece of evolution there, and great to know T-Rex is still #1 in a street fight.
T Rex will always be the GOAT
"Very greedy people making very poor decisions." Congratulations ma'am. You just summed up the franchise. I really hope you were able to get that fly.
Before the fly gets her the way the raptor got Muldoon.
@@geeebuttersnap2433 For sure. Can't have that, now.
good thing she wasn't watching "The Fly"
@@lionhead123 That would have been hilarious.
The fly is doing what a lot of us would do someone during a scary movie.
(5:00) "I would like to have seen Montana." Yes! I love that you referenced that, Cassie! Sam Neill's character, Dr. Grant, was first shown in Montana in the first movie, and I always think of that line from "The Hunt for Red October" when I watch the first movie.
Watching your battle with the flies was hilarious! :-)
Much better than the movie.
“I can’t with you right now”
Jeff Goldblum, aka "The Fly" wanted to make an appearance as he wasn't in number 3.
@@doughyjoey_8742 If Cassie watches The Fly, will there be a raptor in the room with her?
Get a salt gun!
I must say, that fly has perfect comedic timing. Had me laughing every time.
Unpopular opinion though this could very well be, the third Jurassic Park film is at the moment second only to the original Jurassic Park for being my favorite of the series. A significant reason for that is the return of Sam Neill as Alan Grant.
I agree! That satellite phone ringtone is burned into my brain..
I was hyped for Alan's return in July 2001. Looking back, this movie was a discount jurassic park. A summer blockbuster cash grab with no real substance...the jurassic world website subtly made it better retroactively by including the lore about Dr. Wu secretly returning to Isla sorna in 1999...actually gives this story somewhat of a purpose in canon
I think Jurassic World is 2 for me. I get the flak III got but I think some people were too hard on it.
It's easily better than Lost World.
JP3 is literally better than all the JW movies in my mind.
HER: 16:40 "Are there _TWO_ flies in here?!?"
ME: "Clever girl"
ALSO ME: "The do move in herds!"
When that pterodactyl turned and looked right in the camera. That image always haunted me.
Pteronodon, not Pterodactyl
Blah blah NOT blah blah blah!
@@15blackshirt Well, Pterodactyl is used by a lot of people for Pterosaurs in general, including Pteranodon. Just like a lot of people call Sauropods "Brontosaurs..."
@@minnesotajones261 and those people are wrong.
@@lewstone5430 hey man things are called what they're called. Language is meaningless if we just say whatever. Language led our species to outperform Neanderthals and take over the world. Don't be so glib.
I think the best part of these videos are watching you freak out and how calming your voice and energy is.
I really like Jurassic Park 3. I think if the film had been as long as the other two they may have been able to add in a few more of those quieter moments that the previous two benefited from character building and adding a bit more magic/atmosphere but its still a great film and having Sam Neil back as Alan Grant was awesome. Great film. 👍😁😎
The mom was an annoying character, but Alan Grant was great. Loved the grittiness of this one overall. Agree about the quiet moments. Too much running and not enough human interaction time.
@@starexplorers1202 I’m glad you said this. I like Tea Leoni but I literally couldn’t stand her character.
I agree - not a perfect movie, by any means, but still very underrated.
I like it too
Its not that bad critics told us. Good entertainment at all. Fun fact: The Dactyles in the Voliere are in the first book but 1994 it wasnt too difficult to show realistic flying dinosaurs, so its not in the first movie.
Loved the fly swatting attempts 😂 great reaction to the movie as well, liked this movie myself and agree with others that say the spino was op and shouldn’t have been able to kill a T. rex but when you consider the spino in this movie was created to be bigger and nastier than it should have been
You were so much fun to watch! 😂😂😂 and the fly shenanigans were PRICELESS! Absolutely one of your best.
Speaking of shenanigans, the trope of horror movies still holds true.
Black guy always die first.
That's a cardinal rule, you can't break that. 😂
@@goofygrandlouis6296 But the black guy's actually not the first one who dies. He's the second. :D
@@gabe6550 😉
The fly scared you more than the dinosaurs. xD
😭😭😂
You just saw "October Sky" that was directed by Joe Johnston also. Check out "The Rocketeer" that's a fun action movie with a nice love story to go with it.
Yes! I bet she would really enjoy that.
Oh heck yeah, she has to watch that!
Totally agree!
Love the Rocka-Who!!
She would love it and def should watch. Was one of my favorites as a kid
The fly was just trying to give you an immersive experience
Jeff Goldblum was part of the reaction as, "The Fly"! Lol.
Another great reaction, Cas. Cheers
thats what i was thinking!
Omg, She should react to that.
Haha brilliant, Dr Ian malcolm wanted to be in number 3 just guess
Nice movie reference! 👍
@@digi_edits Oh god, I can't imagine her trying to handle The Fly. _Any_ of them!
How about Once Upon a Time in the West? 😁
3:18 Haha her reaction to being tricked thinking it's Alan's baby has me dead
I enjoyed watching Jurassic Fly more than the actual movie 🤣
😂
If only she knew The Fly buzzing around was Jeff Goldblum asking for help.
Her videos are some of the best of the reaction videos mainly because she gets many of the references of these older movies even though she's young.
Joe Johnston directed Captain America: The First Avenger, the first Jumanji movie, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, and The Rocketeer (which I don't think you've seen, but should).
And worked for ILM back in the glory days of Indiana Jones and the SW Trilogy...
Your battle with the two flies was more intense than anything that happened in this movie.
5:01 In this alternate reality, Borodin survived his wounds onboard Red October, married a 'round American woman' and raised Raptors instead of Rabbits 😂
The fly was being so kind, adding to your immersion!
This one was directed by Joe Johnston, the unsung effects legend-turned-director behind many classics, including your beloved October Sky.
And Jumanji and the first Captain America. He’s got a few solid films on his IMDB, gotta say.
I think Cassie would also really enjoy The Rocketeer
Joe Johnston is a underappreciated director if you ask me.
Yes, and the first Captain America which I think gets better with age.
@@donaldcampbell3043 Same here Donald
"There're two flys in here?" Life found a way
I think this one is underrated. The scene in the plane where he wakes up is one of my favorite movie moments ever.
When the dinosaurs Allan? LOL. It’s one of my favorite unintentionally hilarious moments. That’s for sure.
@@rev.chuckshingledecker Absolutely. And all my friends hate it, which just makes it even funnier to me.
Scared me when I was little Lol. But when Spino is standing behind Allen and Eric, that shook me.
this comment is underrated.
It's actually PTSD.
OMG, I cannot stop laughing and your jump scares, I think you were more terrified of the fly buzzing around you than the dinosaurs LOL🤣 I'm so glad you finally got back into the Jurassic franchise considering the new one is on the horizon! here's my opinion of the third one, yes I agree that it's the weakest link in the franchise, but it's still entertaining! a popcorn flick as you said, I'm glad we're on the same page with that lol! sure, the movie is a little short, but it at doesn't feel like it's dragging on, and even though Spielberg didn't direct it, at least he was still involved! this director, Joe Johnston, he's a good director and has done a lot of other great films like "Honey I Shrunk the Kids", "Captain America: The First Avenger", "The Wolfman" and my favorite "The Rocketeer" which I highly recommend you watch soon! the only downer with this movie for me is the Spinosaurus beating the T-Rex, c'mon lol! still, I really enjoyed this reaction, you're awesome Cassie, I can't wait to see more reactions! take care😁👌👍
Yep this was directed by Joe Johnson he directed "October Sky" which you feature here , "The Rocketeer"(one of my favorites) and the original "Jumanji" starring Robin Williams.
"Aren't you full??" has to be the best reaction to a murder monster rampage. Bravo.
This was the first Jurassic Park movie I saw. My dad took me to see it when I was 7 years old. I'll never forget the velociraptor in the tank. That scene made me jump. When I found out we had the original on VHS I watched it over and over! And of course we had to rent the sequel whenever possible. I always hold these movies close to my heart for all the memories, even though as I've grown I've found that the other two aren't as good as I remember.
I actually saw the first one in theatres with my dad when I was ten and my jaw was on the floor through the whole movie.😲🤯 I'm sure you had a similar experience with part 3, but with the large screen and that awesome Dolby surround sound it felt like the T-Rex was in the theatre with us. It was hands down my favorite theatre experience ever!
@@robertmolton6761 I wish I had that experience as a kid! Luckily there's a drive-in theater about an hour and a half away from me that specializes in classic movies, so I got to experience the original as an adult that way! No surround sound sadly.
I was too young, I was only 3, when the first movie came out but I did get to see it in 3d when they released it Jurassic Park has always been and will always be my favorite movie franchise.
I am crossing my fingers that when I go see the new one I get to catch the double feature of the og and the new one
@@rebel11201991 Actually you were about 1 & 1/2 when the first one came out, right? (released 6/11/93) Regardless you were too young to see that, but I bet the 3D was pretty awesome. Was it in theatres or was it an at home version? If it was in the theatre then it would REALLY feel like that T-Rex is in there with you.
@@robertmolton6761 ah your right, I have been watching it since it came out on vhs though. I went through so many copie of it because that is all I wanted to watch.
The combination of the tense movie scenes and you flipping out from the fly was unexpectedly funny!
Fun Fact: John Johnston directed this movie. The same man direct Jumanji & Captain America The First Avenger.
Also The Rocketeer and October Sky.
And too all of them are good movies. / I would like too see a reaction to The Rocketeer. :)
Ayoo, I know PopcornMOM is reading the comments. Just wanna say hi how are you 😁🍿🍿🍿 writing this as Cassie is doing the intro 😂
Hi Momma Popcorn!
I’m not sure which was funnier. Cassie jumping every 2 minutes or her looking crazy due to the fly!!
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Some fun retcon stuff that was added later, Masrani (the company from Jurassic World) bought Ingen between Lost World and JP3. So that’s where all the new dinosaurs came from including the Spino. They weren’t leftovers, Ingen was secretly working on new dinosaurs for the upcoming park. There’s also some evidence suggesting the Spino is extra aggressive because it was a hybrid test, an experiment that led to the Indominus Rex.
I don't get the hate for this movie. I liked this one A LOT more than 2.
I think it is better than 2.
I agree! Finally someone who agrees with me. Haha
Completely agree - for me this was way more fun than 2.
Agreed!
same here. there is some really good stuff in this except the raptor talking.
I've been semi binging this, Kathy is so cheerful and can't help but smile when I watch these.
Please watch GALAXY QUEST! Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, Tim Allen, Sam Rockwell, Tony Shalhoub....
Seconded!
Love Galaxy Quest. I also suggest Better Off Dead.
This
ALL THE GALAXY QUEST
I'll +1 to this request!
Who knew a fly would make for a good 4D theater experience. I laughed so hard whenever that fly would attack you. Oh the timing too. lol
So for those who don't know, Ben was killed by Velociraptors. That's why he's missing the lower half of his body. It was a deleted scene from the script. :)
All this time I thought he died of starvation from hanging there too long. Thanks for the info 👍
Thanks I’ve wondered what happened to him for such a long time
Didnt know that i just assumed hed been goten by compys or other smaller meatasauruses
@@nekuraookami meatasauruses 😂
@@nekuraookami actually yes kind of... because the velociraptors tord his legs apart and there was left overs of it and the compys ate those left overs
I've always liked all 3 of the JP movies. Yeah, sure 2 and 3 have their not so great moments in small bits ,UT still both enjoyable. One of the things I liked best about the 3rd one was how even more cool the Rapors were in showing they knew the eggs were missing and how smart they were in making sure they'd get them back.
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Cassie appreciate you, many times you have have made my day better, keep up the great entertainment!
Cool to see you're using the Shure! Sounds great!
8:53 "Aren't you full?..." Oh Cassie you kill me!! I think this dino just does it for sport!
Just one thing more that shows u that this movie is pure trash :D
Always love watching Cassie react! Cassie watching Jurassic Park 3 with a side reaction of the killer FLY!!!🤣🤣🤣
The fly scaring you is everything I needed lol
Well, she DID want Jeff Goldblum...
@@minnesotajones261 That movie would kill her.
That reaction was SOOOO much better with the flies buzzing around. I almost fell off my chair laughing. Keep up the great work.
Fun fact: the animals they call velociraptor in these movies are actually an animal called Deinonychus (true velociraptors were about the size of a turkey)... I know this because deinonychus is my favorite animal of all time! Keep up the great work!!! Love your reactions!!!
Another fact: Bec they knows then that they had a kind of feathers these Velos looks different to the Velos from the first movie
@@drhkleinert8241 I appreciated that they tried to update the design of the "velociraptors".
Them being the size of a turkey makes the comment by the kid in JP1 even better - “that doesn’t look scary, more like a six foot turkey”.
Velociraptor is easier to pronounce than Deinonychus… and sounds cooler 😂
Apparently, at the time the book was written, some palaeontologists were arguing that Deinonychus should be reclassified as a species of Velociraptor (like how Brontosaurus was reclassified as a species of Apatosaurus). That's why the series ended up with "Velociraptors" that looked like Deinonychus, were the size of Deinonychus, and excavated in America where Deinonychus lived (rather than Mongolia where actual Velociraptors are found).
@@CoffeeMatt10 Deinonycus literally mean Terrible Claw
Sounds cooler than Fast Thief if You ask me
Yes! That first scene of seeing the dinosaurs was flat out amazing. One of my favorite movie scenes ever.
I vastly prefer JP3 to The Lost World. It's just a pulpy creature feature and it's not trying to be more than that. The 90 minute runtime (as opposed to Lost World being well over 2h) is also a crucial factor.
In opposite to other movies it dont have and "long periods" in it, you know, boring time when you can go to the fridge or Rest Room bec the just talking and walking and talking to much.
Same here, the lost world was about T Rex and Raptors again, we barely had news dinos to look at, and the whole movie is dark, with moronic humans trying to make money out of the dinos instead of leaving them alone. Not really fun, and for me very meh after JP. Too bad because i like Goldblum and Moore.
JP3 has a much more simple story but whatever, seing the spino was cool, flying reptiles too. Maybe a little bit more about the lore would have been nice, but it's not what i like the most anyway...
@@GuillaumeG-oz3hz There are few things about The Lost World that sour me to it. The whole InGen hunting party scene just feels like a toy commercial with it's wide variety of gimmicky vehicles, there's what I consider a HUGE plot hole with Sarah running around with the baby T-Rex's blood all over it and _nobody points out why this would be a bad idea_ to say nothing of the ship crew just mysteriously dying on their own because they didn't even film the scene of the raptors killing them. And that's on top of the more popular criticisms like the film's overall preachiness, and what I personally find a rather mean-spirited film overall.
I find Jurassic Park 3 to be more consistent with the first film in tone if not in quality. It has that "amusement park ride" feel to it that The Lost World didn't have.
@@drhkleinert8241 JP3 is like Tiktok compared to JP1and2 that were movies ;)
Lost World isnt over 2 hours, it runs excatly 2 hours and the first 95 minutes are great with tons of memorable moments and solid characters while the last 25 are ok.
JP3 has nothing of it in the whole movie and that super survival kid is even worse then the gymnastic scene from Lost World.
09:24 Fastest dinosaur fight ever. Spino wiped the floor with rexy.
I personally like this one more than the 2nd one!😅
Let me guess, you are a Spino fan? There is no other reason for that :D
@@friendlyreptile9931 let me guess, you are a trex fangirl?
That shows alot of bad taste.
@@henriklarssen1331Haha! Just my opinion!😘
The Ceratosaurus didn't attack them cause they smelled like Spino poop.
They're Pteranadons! Very big. Pterodactyls are much smaller. :)
Fun fact: Joe Johnston also directed October Sky which you just watched 🙂 (and also the first Captain America movie, as well as Jumanji)
The relief in your voice "Oh, it's in the poop!" followed immediately by the horror/disgust "OH, MY GOSH" realization of the fact that it was IN THE POOP. 😂
This Jurassic Park is my favorite of all Jurassic Park movies.
How? It's just a horro like movie compared to the first 2.
I feel like the second Jurassic park wasn’t very good so the third one is always overlooked, but I’ve always really enjoyed it!
The same, for the second it was obviously rushed, but Spielberg talent made it somewhat pretty good. the third was completly ok it delivers what we needed + sam Neil. Its not a bad movie.
But none of the followers reach the first one.
@@mignonthon I just tell people. Watch JP1, it'S an amazing journey and watch JP2 if u are rly into JP and want more *BUT* stop after that b.c. everything after that is just Trash JP3 is like a C-Movie Horrorfilm and JW is pure comedy.
JP3 sucked. It was just an excuse to film scenes from Jurassic Park (noval) that should have been in the first movie. Don't even get me started on those nostalgia driven cash grabs called Jurassic World.
OMG! OMG! OMG! I'm laughing so hard I'm crying every time you freak out over that fly! ROLMFAO!!!
This movie has my favorite dinosaur as the antagonist. The Spinosaurus. It's believed to have been an amphibious meat eater during the Cenomanian period. Spinosaurus was the biggest of all the carnivorous dinosaurs (allegedly), larger than Tyrannosaurus and Giganotosaurus. The original skeleton discovered was actually destroyed during WW2 but other Spino fossils have been found. This exact same Spinosaurus goes on to be one of the main villains in the Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous animated shows
I love you constantly having to karate chop the fly.
It's so damn funny EVERY single time.
I love how the Velociraptors were coloured and striped in this film rather than just being brown. Also, I believe the avians in this film are Pteranodons and not Pterodactyls. I do believe that at the very end of "The Lost World: Jurassic Park" that the flying creature in the closing shot was a Pterodactyl.
Pterodactyls had the cones/crown/ whatever you want to call 'em coming off the backs of their heads and long beaks with small teeth, so were accurately done. Pteranodons had bigger, thicker beaks with large teeth. They also had larger eyes by comparison. All the fliers were pterodactyls.
LOVE the 'Hunt For Red October' reference you did there!
Sam Neill too.. lol.. she nailed it lol
I remember sitting in the cinema when this one came out, and when they are on the river and everything is quiet the phone goes off, the entire audience ( myself included ) was groaning and like "which asshat didn't shut their cellphone off!?" then everyone realized it was the movie and not someone in the audience, and the whole room burst out laughing.
Actually they're called pteraneodons
Horror Movie´s line: "There are two flies in here?" :(
One thing I should note about the Spinosaurus in this film is that it is an outdated depiction of the animal.
Currently, Spinosaurus is recognized as being semi-aquatic with shorter hind legs compared to other theropod dinosaurs, with a flat tail used like a paddle, and a jaw and teeth suited for catching fish and smaller dinosaurs.
Regarding it compared to T Rex, while Spino is bigger, T Rex had more body mass to it since it was better adapted to hunting larger, more heavily built prey, so an actual fight between the two (which itself wouldn’t happen since T Rex and Spinosaurus lived millions of years apart from each other in North America and North Africa, respectively) would end with a Rex victory.
Just for the sake of an argument say that the movie Spino was real. The second T-Rex clamped down on the back of his neck in the opening seconds of their fight it would have been over with the Spino suffering from a crushed spinal cord. T-Rex's teeth were designed for crushing bones.
The buzzing fly is the real star of this reaction video. lol
A suggestion for a movie if you haven't seen it. The Great Race by Blake Edwards. An underappreciated gem from the 1960's. I personally call it the perfect weekend comedy. A slapstick movie with a lot of great one-liners that you will be quoting for eternity. It stars Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood, and Peter Falk. Blake Edwards also wrote and directed the original Pink Panther movies.
Love the Great Race - that movie had sooo many stars from Movies and TV of the 50s and 60s in it!
Your personal battle with the fly was equally entertaining. 😁
This was such a hilarious reaction. The unexpected guest that kept scaring you made me love this reaction more.
I absolutely loved this movie as a kid. Even though I am not surprised that you were so jumpy through this reaction, I can't help but think that you are way too sensitive.
Plus I also hate Jurassic World. It felt like a cartoon movie made for live action. I never seen the sequels to them either.
I loved jurassic world. Fallen kingdom was kinda crappy
Honestly, Jurassic World and Fallen Kingdom were a lot more well put together than this film.
Cassie starting in.....THE ATTACK OF THE FLY!🤣 Adorable 🤠
The intro was a madness, class 👌
I've been binge watching your reactions! You're great!
I remember when this movie came out. Spinosaurus is my favourite dinosaur so I was so excited to see it! My uncle couldn't believe I wanted to see it and said he was going to sit right behind me so he could watch me jump and scream in fear. I was fine, but I heard him screaming all through the movie haha.
If you are into watching sequences, you should watch Predator 2 that is a good one.
WHAT? :D
Don't ever come to Australia...you won't be able to cope with our flies lol🤣
Loved the annoyed reaction to that stupid dream raptor "oh...GOSH! You're joking me?"
Well spotted that Delacroix from The Green Mile was here. I've seen both movies a bunch of times and never noticed.
This film does to Alan and Ellie what Ghostbusters 2 did to Peter and Dana, introduced a baby and led you to believe it was belonging to the primary couple for a few minutes only to throw in a pointless bait and switch.
Bahahaha... the sounds Velociraptors make.. a very sophisticated resonance chamber ...exactly the sound Cassie was making while fighting the fly just moments before....perfect timing.. LOL
Another great reaction, Lady Cassie. You nearly jumping out of bed always has me chuckling.
Have a great day everyone & much love from here in the UK
That fly's timing was perfect. 😂
Loved your reaction to the Spinosaurus! While it's far from accurate from the real version, and would have never been capable of challenging a T.rex much less winning, the JP franchise's version of a Spino is an amazing movie monster, same as the Raptors and the Pterosaurs.
Before this movie only palaentologists knows about, after that everybody knows the spino.
They never actually even met
Spinosaurus lived in africa and Rex lived in america
And around 20 million years gap between them
Spino did meet Carcharodontosaurus and Rugops tho
@@drhkleinert8241 I knew it before. It was first discovered in 1912 and the bones were brought to germany were they got destroyed in WWII by the us military -.-
None of the JP movies claim their animals are realistic representations. The plot point from the beginning was they had to fill-in missing DNA. This movie Grant even specifically says he considered them "monsters" , not representative of the actual animals from the past.
@@promontorium the new movie's prologue has "real" dinosaurs
But they don't look accurate at all
19:14 "Astronomuhs"
Sam your character is from the US, not New Zealand, remember? 😂
I actually really loved this movie even more than the second. Love that Dr. Grant and Ellie are back in this one!! Can’t wait for Jurassic World Dominion!!
ROFLMAO... Cassie screaming that crazy noise when she first saw fly and then the fly strategically scaring her while she was already freaking the fuck out..... PRICELESS!!
There was a clear message in the making of this video, which I believe you may have not picked up on. With all the terrorizing going on by the fly in the room, the obvious message is that one of your next reactions should be to "The Fly"! On the positive side, if you watch the remake version it stars Jeff Goldblum.
She'd probably save that one for October if she does it at all. That seems to be the only time of year she's willing to venture into horror movies. Maybe eventually she'll slowly start appreciating the genre more and start doing the occassional horror reaction regardless of the time of year, but I'm not holding my breath on that happening anytime soon lol
"Why'd he do that?" I'll let you in on a secret......poop smells bad! xD
Love your reaction vids, and your reactions to the fly was very entertaining.
Jurassic Park III was the last one of the saga that had scary dinosaurs.