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- Jurassic Park is a 1993 American science fiction action film[4] directed by Steven Spielberg, produced by Kathleen Kennedy and Gerald R. Molen, and starring Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, and Richard Attenborough. It is the first installment in the Jurassic Park franchise, and the first film in the original Jurassic Park trilogy, and is based on Michael Crichton's 1990 novel of the same name, with a screenplay by Crichton and David Koepp. The film is set on the fictional island of Isla Nublar, off Central America's Pacific Coast near Costa Rica, where a wealthy businessman John Hammond (Attenborough), and a team of genetic scientists have created a wildlife park of de-extinct dinosaurs. When industrial sabotage leads to a catastrophic shutdown of the park's power facilities and security precautions, a small group of visitors, including Hammond's grandchildren, struggle to survive and escape the now perilous island.
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My Aunts took me to see this when it came out. First movie I ever saw at a cinema, I would have only been about 5 years old. To this day I still can't see a commercial kitchen with stainless steel benches and not get sweaty palms lol. It's probably the 90s movie that holds up the most today, still a masterpiece no matter how many times you watch it.
I can’t understand how people can take kids to see stuff like this.
@goodshipkaraboudjan omg same here except it was my 8th bday!
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How do you know that person’s aunts?
Great reaction Leia to spielbiergs masterpiece To see it with someone whose never seen it before is awesome. The special effects for the dinos still hold up today. Big thumbs up from Ian.
Usually when you see the ENTIRE dinosaur, it’s CGI. But a lot of the shots of Dinos from the head to halfway down its animatronic. Aside from the sick Triceratops. She was an entirely animatronic “trike”
The Dilophosaurus (Spitter) was also 100% animatronic, no CGI on it. :)
"Is this where Westworld got the idea?" Not quite. Michael Crichton wrote and directed Westworld in 1973, He published the Jurassic Park book in 1990.
As a big dinosaur and Spielberg fan, this is one of my favorite movies. I saw it at least a dozen times in theaters and countless times since.
In reality, Velociraptors were about the size of wild turkeys. The raptors in this movie more closely resemble Deinonychus but, I guess, Spielberg thought raptor sounded better.
There is no evidence to support the theory that T-rex wouldn't be able to see you if you don't move so, if you ever come across a T-rex, run!
Dinosaurs would have a hard time surviving in today's world. The air in the Cretaceous period held about 50% more oxygen than today, and the temps would have been 5-10 degrees celsius warmer. That T-rex chasing the Jeep would have had to stop every few steps and catch her breath.
The first sequel, The Lost World, is pretty good too, and worth watching. The third movie (the first not directed by Spielberg) isn't as good, but still enjoyable.
Besides the ones you mentioned, other Spielberg movies you should check out are Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977), E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982), Hook (1991), Schindler's List (1993), Saving Private Ryan (1998), The Terminal (2004), and of course the Indiana Jones movies.
"Life, uh, finds a way."
Yes, it’s like Westworld as Jurassic Park and Westworld were written by the same guy.
Per your comment, Hammond did indeed actually die in the book. There was a lot from the book left out that got covered in the next two films. Everything after that was invented by Hollywood, not Michael Crichton.
If you like a good read you'll love this book. Once I picked it up, I didn't put it down until I'd finished it.
i read both books - in the first one we do not know if malcom survived we find out in the second book that he did survive
Lord Richard Attenborough (John Hammond) was a very prolific british actor. He was the older brother of famous naturalist Sir David Attenborough.
Great reaction Leia like always, What an epic movie love it. When I saw this in the theaters there was NO CONVINCING anyone that dinosaurs were not real. The CGI and effects were so beyond anyone’s imagination. It still holds up decades later.
The part where Dr. Grant sees the dinosaur for the first time always puts a lump in my throat. He's spent his entire life digging up their remains and from that, trying to determine how they lived, hunted, mated, everything. He's even talking to himself going over what he thought he always knew about them. Super powerful and well acted if you ask me!
Here's a fun fact that has been stuck in my head for 30 years.The iconic water cup was actually really difficult to create. They spent weeks trying to figure out how to get the perfect ripples. By accident it was discovered that placing the glass on a guitar and plucking the strings created the ripples, so they ran a guitar string from bottom of the glass to the bottom of the car and plucked it. Perfect ripples. One of those cool super simple solutions that just need someone to think of them. Keep up the good work.
Funny you mention Westworld. The guy who wrote the book that Jurassic Park is based on (Michael Crichton) also wrote the movie that the TV series is based on.
@@ThatIckyGuy wrote and directed*
When you hear people say animatronic or robot they mean they used animatronic dinosaurs which I worked on back in '92 on the full size animatronic T-Rex which weighed 9000 LBS! We built these dinos at the Stan Winston studios! And they also used CGI for some of the dino scenes which were groundbreaking back in '93! And it still holds up today!
Yeah, to me nothing I've seen (as far as cgi in the decades since this came out) has surpassed the achievements of this film.
Nice to see you here Princess! When this movie was released, I was 6 yo. You cannot imagine how much this movie touched me. After leaving the cinema impressed. It was an era of total merchandising: sticker albums, little dinosaurs in cereal, magazines... it was one of my best childhood memories. The OST by John Williams is simply timeless. And the film a masterpiece (I highly recommend you the novel, written before by Michael Crichton. So deep)
A time of kids getting taken to the cinema for monster movies with people getting chomped and pieces of animals flying around. A wonderful time. I would have been early teens.
"Robot dinos going rogue"
Girl just combined the plots of two Michael Crichton stories. 😁
Maybe even 3, possibly 4.
"Hello, Newman" :)
"Hello Jerrrry!"
We spared no expense.
The full body scream of the girl has always stuck with me for more than one reason; that primal apex fear pitch that the women of our species can reach vocally is so alarming, it's one of the best parts of being a roller coaster enthusiasts, hearing those shrieks gets that adrenaline into pure Fight Flight Mode!! 👊🏻
This was the first movie i saw in a theater. At 7, when the Trex gives that first roar after breaking free, was a life changing experience. True movie magic.
I also saw it in theaters when I was 7. I remember really liking it and somehow not being too scared, which is surprising, because I was scared of *everything* as a kid. lol
*It doesn't matter how often I've seen Jurassic Park, that scene in the maintenance bunker when the Raptor shows up behind Ellie will always get me with the jumpscare.*
*Side notes:*
*>The dinosaur sounds in this movie were made by combining sounds made by living animals and everyday objects.*
*>The Tyrannosaurus rex, affectionately known as Rexy, was a mix of elephant calf vocalizations (roar, snarls and growls), with koala, lion & tiger sounds and alligator gurgles thrown in and a dog playing with a rope toy (shaking the Gallimimus to death).*
*>The Dilophosaurus was a mix of hawk, swan, howler monkey and rattlesnake sounds.*
*>The adult Raptors were a mix of a walrus chest roar and dolphin mating scream, while the hatchling was a mix of owlet and fox kit sounds.*
*>The Brachiosaurus vocalizations were slowed down donkey brays, while the sneeze was a mix of an active fire hydrant and a whale breathing through its blowhole(s). (There's an "s" in parentheses because depending on whether or not whales have teeth or baleen plates (think of them as biological water filters) in their mouths, whales have either one of two blowholes)*
*>The Gallimimus's chief sound effect was made using the recorded calls of a mare (female horse) in heat, while their movements were inspired by those of ostriches.*
*A good portion of this movie was shot on the Hawaiian island of Kauai.*
*>Whenever I hear Hammond ask "Who's hungry?", my first reaction every time is "Not after hearing the Raptors rip the cow apart."*
*>Lego released 30th anniversary sets in honor of Jurassic Park and the one I have is based on Dennis Nedry's encounter with the Dilophosaurus.*
People are like "Spielberg is a genius because he made us believe dinosaurs", but he also made a car chase people down the face of a tree and land in a classic Buster Keaton gag and nobody even questioned it.
Not to mention it goes from being completely flat to a 40 foot drop between when the T-Rex leaves the paddock and when the car goes over the edge...
This movie won lots of awards for it's amazing CGI effects. Something that was just starting to take off. Although Jim Henson (Sesame Street/muppet show) was called in for some of the close up neonates hatching, most of this was done with the newest in CGI effects.
1993, 11 years old...
Magic in a bottle.
My local cinema has 20 screens, and had JP on a staggered viewing, showing ONLY JP that entire opening weekend.
And they were still sold out.
Somehow my Dad (RIP) got 4 tickets.
Me at 11, my sister at 16, my best friend also 11, and my sister's best friend who was also 16... and they too were bro and sis... we went together.
Arcades beforehand... with the smell of popcorn everywhere... the TVs playing the JP trailer on repeat... no movie has ever match the magic of that weekend.
We had a Maccies afterward as well.
The birth of CGI being done right, the animatronics being done right... story and script solid... at 11 years old, and a Spielberg movie?
This movie IS childhood.
Fun Fact:
10:28... that panorama scene is 95% CGI.
Laura Dern (Dr. Sattler) you might recognize from Star Wars 8: The Last Jedi. She was the one who saved the evacuees as they came under fire from the enemy ships while fleeing to the planet.
Some of the reactors keep a pillow on their lap to protect them from the big baddies. The throw the pillow up and peek over it when they get startled. It's cute.
"Are you married?" "Occasionally."
😆 Such a great line!
oh the book is sooooooo much better lmao. but don't get me wrong this movie is amazing too. The book is just on a whole other level though
9:45 "Is it a _robot?"_
_That_ size? _That_ level of sophistication? Oh, no. As I understand it, some of the _smaller_ scale effects could be produced with animatronics, but a full-scale brachiosaur? That's CGI.
It's something people have the most curious tendency to lose sight of. '90's animatronics were pretty cool, but our CGI effects were pretty sophisticated, too.
14:37 West World was an earlier film by the same author Michael Crichton. Basically he just re-did West world with Dinosaurs. he also did a follow up to west world in 1976 called futureworld, based in the same park as west world, they should close that place down! He was also involved the 80's TV show Beyond West world, but not in the 2016 TV show as he was dead by then.
this movie came out when I was in high school, I went to see it 🙂 I read the book first, I love Michael Crichton books 🙂
I thought the kitchen scene was the best part of this movie. They really kept the suspense going with the way it was filmed. Great film.
hey beautiful I loved your reaction and you should check out the rest of the franchise.😙💞
"Velma, yeah, get up" 32:07 😆
Favorite movie of all. Always has been, always will be
Nah this reaction was so cute. Im 30 now, but I vividly remember falling asleep to this movie as a kid. Something so comfortable about the characters truly being good people with bad things going on around them. They just simply dont make movies like this anymore. Passion projects are thrown out the window for profit hustles. #MakeMoviesGreatAgain lol
If this is for Spielberg then you can do the sequel. He also directed it. Now he doesn’t direct anymore after that, but he does executive produce the rest.
You really are on quite the Spielberg kick it would seem. There are far worse journeys you could take through cinema!
Phenomenal movie. And all the better because the visual effects were done by artisans who used all of the visual tools and tricks at their disposal (and came up with a bunch of new ones no doubt), not charlatans who reach into a box of CGI tricks for every situation. Not that I have too much issue with CGI, but it seems to be so often overused and undercooked.
I think my favourite line in the whole movie is when the palaeontology professor points at the giant animal thingy eating the top of the tree and declares "It's... It's a dinosaur." Thanks for the lesson, Dr. Grant! The delivery is great and it cracks me up every time.
Technically the Dinos are neither bad nor good. They’re just doing their natural Thangs. Haha
GREAT REACT!! Author of "Jurassic Park", Michael Crichton, wrote and directed "Westworld" (1973) about a Futuristic Theme Park Resort with Robotic Human "Hosts" that malfunction, and later made into the 2016 HBO Series! "Life finds a way". ^_^
to answer your question I believe they were some robotic dinosaurs I say that because I remember when I was very young right when this movie was coming out there was a fair not for the opening just a regular fair with rides etc and T Rex was there. it looked exactly like the one from Jurassic park but I do recall it was tall but not as huge as it looked in the tour car trashing scene and the vehicle chase but it was super tall. I remember it was moving it had a whole red robe thing with signs that said don't get close. its eyes would look around and every 5 or 6 minutes it would do its iconic roar. it looked so real that my older sister refused to let me go near it. this was years ago so I'm going by memory I can't remember if it did anything else but I do remember thinking it was real and shocked that they tamed a t-rex.
I think Hammond probably was with his daughter and then he went to the dig site after. That’s how/when he arranged the grandkids to come to the park. There’s unused dialogue that can be found of him arguing the kids need the distraction from the divorce.
Animatronic or cgi? Yes.
Yes, “Thanks, dad” was just a snide remark
Some dinos are just sick. Wasn’t anything significant.
•There’s a deleted or at least scripted moment where Ellie and Grant figure out why the trike was sick. They discover gizzard stones and deduce that the poison berries were getting swallowed with them, and since they were kept in the gizzard, they don’t show up in the droppings.
I don’t think the initial imprinting on Hammond would’ve been enough to stop the dinos. A moment of pause, maybe, and that’s probably a weak maybe. He’d probably have to spend much more time with them for better results. This actually kinda gets explored in a later sequel.
Just fyi if you do watch the sequel as well, a detail I keep seeing people miss is that *the island in the second movie is NOT the same one. It’s not Isla Nublar.* I just wanna make sure you know that! It’s maddening how many people don’t register the explicit dialogue
This movie ranked at #95 in the 100 scariest movie moments on Bravo
8:11 It's very odd that Mr. Hammond would seek the endorsement of a _chaotician_ for his park. I mean, does he also plan to seek out the endorsement of something like an economist, a neurologist and a _podiatrist?_
When this movie cameout i got the Burger King T-REX watch a few years later Talia a friend of mine who was a life guard asked to borrow it a few hours later she had to help someone drowning and my watch was broken. She got me a "replacement" but it was herbivore dinosaur.
Oh yeah, I love Jurasstic Park!
Ariana Richards who played Lex also played Mindy in "Tremors". You should definately see that. ❤🤍💙
the movie is great the book was way darker
All I know, Is the Jurassik World(s)...didn't get watched by i...but this watched alot...for sure
Westworld, the TV series is based on Westworld (film 1973). Check it out. It's a little different from the series
Leia you didn't recognize Neuman at 7:41?? That means you haven't seen the TV show Seinfeld yet....highly recommended!! 🙂 It was also on when I was in high school 🙂
Saw this when I was three years old. Also, the dinosaurs in this movie were partly cgi and partly robotic
Next up, do a reaction to Predestination, the ultimate GOAT time travel written by the GOAT of science fiction, Robert Heinlein
Obligatory Dialogue That Wasn't In The Movie But Should Have Been and in no particular order:
HAMMOND: Are the children alright?
GRANT: Well, they were attacked by a T-rex And Lil' Timmy here was thrown off a cliff and into a tree and almost crushed by a car and electrocuted to death but CPR brought him back and he was stalked by raptors and sprained his ankle at some point, and had to jump off a bunch of dinosaur bones and then almost impaled and crushed by falling dinosaur bones and Lex is covered in dino-snot so..........
HAMMOND: ..................
GRANT: The kids are fine.
HAMMOND: Oh thank goodness.
T-REX: ACTUALLY MY VISION IS VERY SHARP AND IF YOU STAND STILL IT JUST ALLOWS ME TO EAT YOU WITHOUT ANY REAL EFFORT ON MY PART. BECAUSE I AM THE APEX PREDATOR OF APEX PREDATORS EVER. I CAN SMELL YOU. I CAN SMELL YOUR BLOOD FROM LIKE A MILE AWAY LIKE A GODDAMED SHARK. I AM LAND JAWS. I WILL BE THE AMBUSH HUNTER OF ALL AMBUSH HUNTERS AND I WILL AMBUSH YOU BY CLOMPING IN YOUR DIRECTION WITH EVER-INCREASING VOLUME AND SCREAMING AT THE TOP OF MY LUNGS
AND - HEY WHERE DID EVERYBODY GO?
GRANT: Try to reach the gun!
SATTLER: I can't get it unless I move!
GRANT: Timmy, bring me the gun!
LIL' TIMMY: Are you serious? After everything that's already happened to me already? I will 100 percent trip over it and it'll go off for whatever reason and narrowly miss shooting myself right in the face.
RAPTOR: Really....? REALLY? You shot four bullets at point blank range at me and didn't hit me with a single one of them? I am two inches from your face, bro
T-REX: CAN SOMEONE PLEASE GET SAM NEIL OUT OF MY NOSE SO I CAN PRETEND I CAN'T SMELL YOU GUYS
great reaction, please also check out the rest of the franchise, second one The Lost World is my favourite one but they are all very enjoyable to watch
The sequel, “The Lost World”, is also a book by Michael Creighton. I am in the minority who actually likes “Jurassic Park III” more than the “Lost World: Jurassic Park”. 🤷🏻♂️
Spielperg journey should start from "Duel"😊
Best dinos ever done in cinema. And cgi never really surpassed what was achieved in this film, in my opinion.
Westworld was made in 1973. Long before this movie.
I kind of think "Westworld" is based on the movie "Westworld."
My #1 Favorite Movie Of All Time.
UNIVERSAL Pictures Presents.
A Steven Spielberg Film.
JURASSIC PARK.
An Adventure film 65 Million Years In The Making.
Great reaction Leia
I saw this while I was attending FLEASWTRACENPAC.
Idk if you have watched Twin Peaks, but Laura Dern is in the newest season.
Take 45 seconds out of your day and go watch "Jurassic Park But With a Cat"
Nice reaction.
it is so frustrating when people agree with Malcolm on anything. Especially when he says "The problem with scientific power you've used is it didn't require any discipline to attain it. You read what others had done and you took the next step. You didn't earn the knowledge yourselves, so you don't take the responsibility for it. "
Take a second to really think about what you are hearing him say. He's completely dismissing the whole idea of a scientific process and advancement. He's saying that everyone has to start over from scratch ANY time they want to do anything.
"How old is that?"
"150 million years old."
"How did you get that info?"
"I used proven carbon dating methods developed by many, many people over a significant period of time."
"But you didn't invent carbon dating yourself."
"You know, you're right. Hold on. Let me go back and re-invent carbon dating. So I'm not 'standing on the shoulders of geniuses.'"
I get that you want the feel-good answer about saying man shouldn't meddle with nature or something, but thinking Malcolm is saying anything profound or logical is a farce. His whole character is a farce.
good movie, but just don't try to think that anything Malcolm says makes even a bit of sense. It's just new age rah--rah-blah.
Welcome to Jurassic Park.
chaos theory is very important in complex systems - in physics and chemistry all the variables are accounted for by using simple models - but in biology which is a complex system the smallest change in one of the many variables that cannot be all accounted for could result in large and unpredictable effects in the future - this is why the weather is hard to predict and we need powerful computer to predict the weather - the scientist in the lab think they accounted for all the variables but that is a mistake that a person who studies chaos theory knows is a fools errand - that is why malcom said life finds a way - just because the scientist cannot predict how does not mean it will not happen
"This is where Westworld got the idea."
In 1973? Same author, though. So it would make sense he'd lift material from himself.
😎👍 Since you're taking a deep dive into Spielberg's oeuvre, I just want to warn you that the guy does have at least a couple of turkeys under his belt. I've never seen "Always" (1989) and very few other people have either, due to it getting terrible reviews when it was released. I tried to watch "Hook" (1991) but couldn't get past the first half hour. Somehow, Spielberg actually managed to make Robin Williams completely unlikable, which isn't easy to do. 🦖
Fernbank? Y’all from Atlanta?
Wait until you see The Lost World Jurassic Park
Nice. Really nice -
The book is a tad different than the movie
lol more like Mr. ARMold….I’ll see myself out.
We spared no expense!
Except when it came to nedry 😅
Where u from?
qrong wear world was made first it came in the theatre rn 1973 it also it was witen by the same man wrote jursassic park michael crichton ok
Dr. Grant and Dr. Sattler are not a couple. According to the novel, Ellie Sattler is Alan Grant's graduate student. So, their relationship is that of a teacher and a student. In the book, Tim asks De. Grant when he and Ellie are going to get married, and Alan explains that she is his student. Tim says that she is a little old to be a student, to which Alan answers that she is his graduate student. That also explains why there was a kid at the dig site. He is the child of one of the other graduate students.
When Malcolm admits that he is always on the look-out for a future ex-Mrd. Malcolm, Alan's instincts to protect his student kicked in, which is why he says that he and Ellie are "you know" when Malcolm brings it up.
Unfortunately their relationship is platonic only in the novel. The movies made their relationship romantic
@TheCkent100 that is the book.. this is the movie. The Koepp script made it very clear they are a couple, but Spielberg edited out much of that dialogue from the theatrical cut to make their relationship status seem more ambiguous.
@@jeezuschryst Don't get me started on how much Koepp f-ed up Crichton's work. Probably an attempt to bring in more female viewers to a dinosaur movie, which demographics shows appeals to mostly male audiences.
Nedry died so much worse in the book
most of the dinos you see in this movie are not from the Jurassic period
Also check out ALEAYS for a great Stephen Spielberg take on a true Love story. Also thw last movie the famous actress Catherine Hepburn was in before she died
ALWAYS
The keds die in the book
In response to the kid who said that Velociraptors are not scary; they are more like 6-foot turkeys, let me respond by saying, "Ever seen a live turkey? A live 6-foot turkey would scare the heck out of me."
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