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@@mariabriggs4164 How??? George Lucas created Star Wars. John Williams made the score for movies like Star Wars and Indiana Jones. Stan Winston was the makeup artist for Terminator. And Steven Spielberg directed some of the biggest blockbusters. Some include Jaws, ET, and Indiana Jones.
I actually met the guy who played Tim on a zoom call, Joe Mazzello, he mentioned that the velociraptor kitchen sequence was shot on his birthday and the one raptor on wheels knocked him in the head with its claw. Right after checking he was ok, Spielberg got everyone to sing happy birthday. Love that even years later the cast is clearly proud of the work they did on this film ❤️
LOL hey Right at 10:39 whoops lol that really mean old Greedy lawyer guy was found by Rexy 🦖 She found him he selfishly abbonond those poor kids trying to hide sitting on the toilet Sweating it 😥 and Rexy she found him and Eaten him up 😋 anyways it's actually pretty funny wouldn't you Agree?
That really mean old greedy lawyer guy just selfishly abbonond those poor kids just trying to save himself but ended up getting Eaten up 😋 anyways and the way Rexy 🦖 She Bite him up shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy Yeaaaa playing with Her food before Eating him up lol it was actually kinda funny looking Wouldn't You agree??
And wouldn't you agree with me it was actually pretty funny looking the way Rexy 🦖 She bites him up shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy Yeaaaa playing with Her food before Eating him up 😋??
"Eaten by easy, breezy, beautiful cleaver girl" is I think the best thing I've heard about a dino and put a smile on my face. Thank you for being you James.
Jurassic Park Amazing movie 🤩 remember that Awsome funny restroom scene right at 10:39 here Whoops LOL 😂 Rexy 🦖 She found that really mean old Greedy lawyer guy who selfishly abbonond those poor kids he's Desperately trying to hide sitting on the toilet 😥 Rexy she found him and Eaten him up 😋 anyways shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy Yeaaaa playing with Her food before Eating him up its actually pretty funny looking wouldn't you agree?
10:04 funny enough some types of frog, and toads can only properly see moving objects, so the Rex in the film could have been slightly effected by the genetic tampering.
It works better in the book too because Grant discovers this fact by accident. He freezes in fear and realises that Rexy can't see him. Was always a little silly to me that he knew this beforehand in the film because it's not something you could discern from looking at bones.
This is one of the oldest Kill Counts, but after everything I've been through today, I just want to thank James for being my comfort UA-camr, and actually living up to that in real life as well. The way you worship your wife, the way you raise money for charities, and helped get people registered to vote during the election, and the inclusive way you approach the important issues on your channel and in your podcast is such a rare rare thing. Thank you, Dead Meat, from the bottom of my heart.
With COVID delaying so many movies, my movie theater is showing classics right now. This gave me the opportunity to see Jurassic Park (my favorite movie of all time) on the big screen for the first time. It was a totally different experience and brought tears to my eyes on multiple occasions. Awesome video!
I love how Muldoon dying perfectly mirrors what Grant tells the kid in the opening. He sees one raptor and takes aim. But that’s when the attack comes, not from the front, but from the side🔥
10:00 Fun fact, in the novel this was actually explained. One of the many defects caused by the frog DNA was poor eyesight similar to an amphibian, rather than a predatory reptile. Grant didn't realize the tyrannosaurus was myopic until he was out of the car and froze due to terror, realizing after the t-rex started sniffing around and nudging the car, that she could tell there was someone there but was unable to locate him as long as he was motionless. Grant identifies the reason due to his knowledge of biology. This gets subverted in The Lost World, where everyone assumes the dinosaurs are blind but discover successive generations of unchecked breeding not only eradicated several defects and made their DNA more "pure", but produced other mutations as well, such as adaptive camouflage. Edit: Other fun facts: in book the adult was paired with a juvenile to keep her company and it was the baby that killed the driver, and the dilophosaurus was an enormous 8-feet tall and ripped Nedry's guts out while he was still alive.
@I Am The One Who Knocks Wdym, finally someone who pays attention? He did pay attention, it was never covered in the movie itself. I never even knew there were novels to begin with. You don't research to something you don't even know exists. So many succesful movies have lesser known novels. Novels and movies are very different. Movies are all about being visually pleasing (usually), whilst novels are about your own imagination and as such don't rely on that. So give him some slack, in the context of the movie it is not explained.
@I Am The One Who Knocks "I pitty people who belive anything they see on the internet" what does that even have to do with someone not being aware of an obscure fact in a book that he's not even reviewing? James isn't reviewing the book,he's reviewing the movie,who cares if he didn't know about vision based on moment bit?
Man I always felt so bad for Hammond at the end of this film. He looks so genuinely heartbroken as he takes one last look at his island. His idea was really neat but Ned just had to go fuck everything up. I guess if the park did open though, the bullshit that went down in the first Jurassic world movie woulda eventually happened, but prolly in the early 2000s or even late 90s instead of 2015. Greed is always a part of human nature regardless of when you are.
That's the main difference between the book and the movie, movie Hammond is a greedy dude but he at least care's for human life, book Hammond is just a menace
With the eggs that Grant found in the jungle it was evidence that no matter what happened, Jurassic Park was doomed from the start. In the novel dinos already made it to the mainland, that's what caused Hammond to need to get approval from some guests (i.e Malcolm, Grant, Ellie) and endorse it to put investors at ease. Even if Nedry was even more devoted than Hammond and worshipped park security and his job, Jurassic Park would never have lasted more than a couple weeks if opened to the public.
Well actually the Raptor's escape was on Hammond for pushing on resetting the systems as the first thing they checked when they found out Dennis messed up the systems was the Raptor pens which was still working. Even Muddoon commented when ne saw that the Raptors escaped that Dennis wasn't stupid enough to shut down the electricity to the raptor pen.
This is my favorite film of all time. When it came out, my dad took me to see it 8 times in theaters over its year and a half run. Since then, I’ve seen it obsessively for years and too many times to count. And yet, I watch your review and learn things I’ve never ever realized before. I’ve studied this film my entire life and learned new things about it from your video. Thank you.
Technically, when it comes to Allan and Ellie's "relationship" in the movie, this was just an idea of Spielberg to improve the rivalry and discomfort of Grant towards Malcolm. In the novel, it is well established that Allan and Ellie are just good friends at work
Fun Fact: During the shooting for the T. Rex breakout scene, the water from the rain effects accidentally soaked into the mechanisms of the animatronic for the Rex, which would cause it to move more erratically than it was supposed to. Initially, it was never intended to actually break through the roof of the car. So when Lex and Tim were pinned against the car seats with only a few inches of glass between them and one of the biggest animatronics in film history? Pure, genuine screams of terror.
Little known fact: Muldoon was suppose to survive and survived in the book but the guy who played him had cancer and didn't think he would make it to the sequels. He passed in 99
Point of interest - early in the film Genarro asks the head miner where is Hammond and he replies 'he wanted to be with his daughter she's getting a divorce' - the daughter is Tim and Lex's mother, which makes the 'he left us' line hit all the deeper...
10:56 Thank you for acknowledging how random that cliff just happens to be, I always wondered why there is a such a huge cliff when that's where the T-rex came from initially...
Actually the cliff is meant to be there and is not a mistake the cliff is a moat to separate the dinos but the trex did not break out on the cliff she was next to it and the wires just fell out becuase they are all on the same one and the trex pushed the car to the cliff but is kinda hard to see but that is what happened
@@charlies_videos2966 I think you're trying to hard to back up a mistake in the movie. The goat is on even ground. There is no moat between the goat and the fence and the t Rex got the goat then and is rubbing on the fence to test it then walks through. There was a large enough tree to catch the jeep, and there was no walking space between the wall and this tree, so that goat that was released obviously on even ground and less than 30 feet from the wall, the drop never existed originally but was added later as a mistake. if there was a moat it would be past the tree. With how large that tree was, the most would at least be 30 feet away from the wall.
Fun Fact: When the Rexy smashed the window on the top of the ford explorer that had Tim and Lex, it wasn't meant to happen. So the screams they had were genuine and not acting. It was because the rain kept making the animatronic T. Rex shake uncontrollably
@@OG.Trippster I’m afraid Richard was right, the T-Rex was supposed to push into the glass panel, however; there’s a chunk of glass that breaks off that you can see in the shot. That was not intended to happen. The Rex pushing the glass down was even in the storyboard for the movie, and the camera angles even suggest it was definitely an intentional shot.
They both do their own thing very well The book is a gory horror about the dangers of greed, while the movie is an exciting thriller about meddling with nature
@@normalhuman9878I wouldn't say the book is about greed,more aptly,it's about the dangers of genetic bonding and how big corporations will try to capitalize on science without any precautions
13:29 so are we not going to acknowledge the amount of skill it takes for James to match up this narration with the lips of the character? i know it's supposed to be a joke but THAT SHIT'S IMPRESSIVE, DUDE!
I don't think you needed to justify it as a horror movie, yes it broadly fits into adventure but if movies like The Birds, Lake Placid, Jaws count as horror there is really little difference. Hell you could even argue that the cup of water scene and raptors in the kitchen scene are just as suspenseful as anything in Jaws.
I've never understood the disagreement over whether or not Jurassic Park films are horror. I'd consider them just as much a horror movie as any other "monster" movie -- Alien, Jaws, or even The Mist.
I think the Alien comparison is most apt, since really just the first of those series feels "horror" (although I guess a case could be made for Alien3 and Fallen Kingdom).
Does anyone else feel like the cgi has aged very well. Seriously the t-Rex bursting out of the cage looks way better then the dinos in the newer versions
That is probably because of the use of animatronics in addition to cgi. It tricks te brain as to make it unable to clock when something is cgi and when it isn’t, giving a more realistic illusion.
@@Marigumilikesartthe weirdest thing about that is HOW does the switch between the animatronic and CGI work so well even though if you actually look at the model for the CGI T-Rex and the animatronic they don't actually look the same their eyes, eyebrow ridges, and head widths are different and yet I've never noticed this until someone pointed it out with side by side photos
That becomes kind of a trope later in the series where oh no a human about to be killed by a dinosaur BAM don't you know, from where it should be easily seen and heard Rexy shows up and either kills the dinosaur or if the human is a villain
This movie is so well-made, there's a reason people still watch it long after its special effects ceased to be special and its portrayal of dinosaurs became obsolete.
The t-Rex breaking through the car glass was actually a malfunction caused by the rain. And that means that the reactions that the kids gave were genuine reactions.
Draken okay, so I had to slow it to .25x speed, but I THINK I can see the tooth fly off at 10:13, the second time the t Rex slams into the glass Note-keep on rye on the kids hands, it breaks off near the bottom right section of the screen
Hey James did you know that the movie didn't mean for the trex to break the glass. The kids could've actually died. The trex robot malfunctioned because of the rain.
So fun story, around the time Fallen Kingdom came out, there was a promo event at a mall near me. I was walking along, head in my book, when I heard a really familiar sound and kind of instinctively made my way towards it. Turns out the sound was Rexy's roar, and I almost walked into the massive animatronic before realizing what it was lol.
Funny you said that about the toilet, I’ve always remembered the arm. The whole movie terrified me as a kid and I haven’t revisited it, but the arm definitely was what I associated with Jurassic Park!
Fun fact: The scene where Grant and kids found the nest of broken eggs, they filmed that shot at the Kauai Botanical Gardens. Bonus: The scene where Grant and the kids ran into the gallimimuses was filmed in an area of Kipu Ranch (also located on Kauai).
I personally loved the little smile Muldoon showed, after surviving the Rex. Quite obvious for a thrill seeking big game hunter to display that kind of emotion, but could have easily been overlooked.
Paleontologist Jack Horner, who Spielberg used as an advisor, said while T.rex had excellent eye sight, she had an even better sense of smell. If Rex couldn't see you, she sure could smell you.
He also married one of his barely 18+ student And he pushed the idea of the rex being a scavanger despite the shit ton of evidence that points otherwise
Jurassic Park Amazing movie 🤩 remember that Awsome funny restroom scene where the really mean old greedy lawyer guy who selfishly abbonond those poor kids! He's just trying to hide save himself sitting on the toilet 😥 and whoops lol Rexy 🦖 She found him and Eaten him up 😋 anyways LOL Rexy bites him up shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy Yeaaaa playing with Her food before Eating him up its actually kinda funny looking wouldn't you Agree with me?
09:55, actually, the " vision based on movement", it's not actually " made up". In the novel, Alan Grant discovers that the Rexy had a poor eyesight, due to they used frog DNA to fill the gasps. I mean, Rexys vision problems are due to she is a mutant clone. However, the movie told it as if it were something that real T-REXES suffered from.
Actually the T Rex could see people when they weren’t moving in the books, specifically when one killed Baselton in The Lost World by Michael Crichton because he stood still and thought they couldn’t see him
James + Chelsea, My husband and I have been under a few strains financially, so the stress is one I'm sure others can understand. I just wanna say that your videos really do help us get through it all. They are extremely well done, and you are professional while keeping it entertaining for us all. This is a franchise I'm SURE we're gonna love, and we'll be watching them all! Thank you! 💝
This was one of my favorite Kill Counts for some reason, probably cuz it's nostalgic for me but also your commentary lol. I think we can always tell when certain films mean more to you, great work man
I'm kinda shocked you're able to do this series. ZEPHR is brutal on movie footage from Universal. Hope everything goes well! Been watching since Friday the 13th! Glad to see you tackle this series! 🤠
Hey James, I have an idea for one of your non-kill count videos. I think a blooper reel from your videos would be fun to watch. Just a thought. I love your content, Hail to the Victors!
The reason the Rex will only prey on things that move is because of the frog DNA in its genetic makeup. It’s even explained in the book although not outright.
16:46 Imagine being in the cleanup crew, and deciding "Oh hey, a freezer! I bet there's some ice cream I could gaffle... hehe" and then opening the door to find a god damn raptor starving to death, mid-pounce onto your face. :o
James: He such a nice young man! He obviously wont become a Villain in the next series! Dr. Henry Wu a few series after: hahahah i mix t rex and raptor dino dna hahahahahah!!!
Well that's in the jurassic world movie, what about jurassic world fallen kingdom? Spoiler alert if your going to read this Don't forget about the indonomus rex and (I don't know how to spell the dinosaur's name btw) and add another raptor into it....
The “welcome to Jurassic Park” shot was actually shot on my home island, Kauai, (West side best side, go Waimea, Seniors 2022!) and my close friends dad is a helicopter mechanic, and he was one of the drivers of the Jeep’s!
I think the MAIN reason the first movie is so so much better and more memorable to myself and countless others (aside from organic dialogue, a charismatic and great cast, a solid script and perfectly blended special effects), is that the dinosaurs act like animals. In all the subsequent films, they act more and more like monsters. Lost World largely kept this concept intact, but from JP3 on it was completely evident that the dinosaurs could be replaced by xenomorphs or slasher movie villains.
The jp3 raptors went after the group because they wanted their eggs and the spino (in my opinion) wanted revenge. I mean they did draw blood when they rammed into her sail. The pteradons had chicks so they just wanted to feed their young and then defend them from Billy seeing how he could get to the nest. So the jp3 carnivores did have reasons for attacking the group and weren't just being mindless killing monsters. But if you don't believe me that's fine, just kinda throwing my thoughts in there.
I completely agree, they were animals (obviously), and even thought they most likely did have primative thoughts and actions they wouldn't be as aggressive. But that is the main point I think with genetic reconstruction, to not make them animals, but monsters later on. But I definitely agree, I ❤ the original🦕🦕🦕
@@ninafontanella1969 💯 Jurassic Park Amazing movie 🤩 remember that Awsome restroom scene where the really mean old greedy lawyer guy who selfishly abbonond those poor kids! He's Desperately trying to hide sitting on the toilet 😥 and Rexy 🦖 She found him anyway LOL She Bite him up shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy Yeaaaa playing with Her food before Eating him up 😋 it's actually kinda funny looking wouldn't you agree?
I 100% would encourage everyone to read the book if you love the movie - Crichton has some amazing story skills and there's enough of a difference between both book and movie that it's super interesting to see and you don't feel like you're just reading a movie script!
James: while Malcolm has a look into the future, where he sees the rest of the Jurrasic series Malcolm: That is one pile of shit. James: Aww, some of them have their moments. Me: *laughs so much i cant breathe *
Fun Fact: The Telltale video game reveal that the magic word was Studry. Early on in the first episode, a character starts trouble shooting and figures it out
Fun Fact: When the T-Rex head hits the top of the glass and burst through it, that was completely accidental. The fear from the kids at that moment was pure since the head wasn't meant to go past the glass.
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Dead Meat I love this movie
Lmao Jurassic park
Dead Meat i love this channel plz keep up the good work
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This movie had Steven Spielberg, John Williams, Stan Winston, and George Lucas working together. No wonder it was such a hit.
Yeah I don’t know any of them
@@mariabriggs4164 How??? George Lucas created Star Wars. John Williams made the score for movies like Star Wars and Indiana Jones. Stan Winston was the makeup artist for Terminator. And Steven Spielberg directed some of the biggest blockbusters. Some include Jaws, ET, and Indiana Jones.
Tf what role did the legend George Lucas have in it?!
True!
@@homoerectus1878
Well I know a few archers
In my opinion, the practical effects in this movie are almost better than some CGI used today.
Justin Y. Very true!
Justin Y. I agree
True
Justin Y. You became a Legend
How'd you become so...... _Famous_
I actually met the guy who played Tim on a zoom call, Joe Mazzello, he mentioned that the velociraptor kitchen sequence was shot on his birthday and the one raptor on wheels knocked him in the head with its claw. Right after checking he was ok, Spielberg got everyone to sing happy birthday. Love that even years later the cast is clearly proud of the work they did on this film ❤️
LOL hey Right at 10:39 whoops lol that really mean old Greedy lawyer guy was found by Rexy 🦖 She found him he selfishly abbonond those poor kids trying to hide sitting on the toilet Sweating it 😥 and Rexy she found him and Eaten him up 😋 anyways it's actually pretty funny wouldn't you Agree?
That really mean old greedy lawyer guy just selfishly abbonond those poor kids just trying to save himself but ended up getting Eaten up 😋 anyways and the way Rexy 🦖 She Bite him up shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy Yeaaaa playing with Her food before Eating him up lol it was actually kinda funny looking Wouldn't You agree??
And wouldn't you agree with me it was actually pretty funny looking the way Rexy 🦖 She bites him up shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy Yeaaaa playing with Her food before Eating him up 😋??
Damn bruh Donald Steven got even less rizz than me
Loved his role in the pacific
James freaking out over dinos is absolutely adorable.
you mean dinosoars
@@Eggy79please shut up
@@schism5398 dinosoar
@@Eggy79 you mean Dinosaurs
@@Anime_Fuwatti no I mean dinosoar
Fun fact: Grant loved kids in the book. Spielberg added in the hating kids thing because of his own personal issues.
That seems to be a recurring theme with him...that and spotlights.
Wow
This man had five kids and adopted 2
William the Child They’re talking about Spielberg having daddy issues, not saying he hates kids.
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"Jeff Goldblume sweats sex appeal out of every pore" Truer words have never been spoken
Charles Janzen he is an okay actor
I’d have his babies if nature would let me
@@Nightmare77110 Nature finds its way
Like it or not, He is spitting facts!
Only man alive who can make the word Cheeseburger sexy
"Jurassic Park Kill Count"
Also known as James being gay for Malcolm for at least 5 minutes.
20*
Such true words have never been spoken
:P
Just Me Elora yup
So?
"Eaten by easy, breezy, beautiful cleaver girl" is I think the best thing I've heard about a dino and put a smile on my face. Thank you for being you James.
*clever
Jurassic Park Amazing movie 🤩 remember that Awsome funny restroom scene right at 10:39 here Whoops LOL 😂 Rexy 🦖 She found that really mean old Greedy lawyer guy who selfishly abbonond those poor kids he's Desperately trying to hide sitting on the toilet 😥 Rexy she found him and Eaten him up 😋 anyways shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy Yeaaaa playing with Her food before Eating him up its actually pretty funny looking wouldn't you agree?
I know right
Nobody ever tell me this isn’t a horror movie. I was so horrified watching this as a kid.
I loved the T-Rex as a 4 year old, but the Dilophosaurus always terrified me
As a kid, every closeup of the Raptors gave me chills. Nightmares for months
@@Primarch_Sanguinius but The movie was cool
I always loved Rexie but the Raptors always gave me nightmares
I was terrified of the raptors. Gave me nightmares for a week-
13:29 I now noticed its perfectly synced up with his lips
:-)
Yeah it does lol
That's some good editing right there.
that and 13:49
Ye that’s true
10:04 funny enough some types of frog, and toads can only properly see moving objects, so the Rex in the film could have been slightly effected by the genetic tampering.
That’s the reason that the T. rex could only see movement in the book
Yeah, they explained that in the book, so your theory was proven correct before the movie even came out XD
It works better in the book too because Grant discovers this fact by accident. He freezes in fear and realises that Rexy can't see him. Was always a little silly to me that he knew this beforehand in the film because it's not something you could discern from looking at bones.
This frog DNA thing was also the reason the Raptors don't have feathers and aren't turkey size because the frog DNA made them look more Reptilian
@@Manchesterboyyy raptors are six feet tall, were have you been where there are 6 feet turkeys
This is one of the oldest Kill Counts, but after everything I've been through today, I just want to thank James for being my comfort UA-camr, and actually living up to that in real life as well. The way you worship your wife, the way you raise money for charities, and helped get people registered to vote during the election, and the inclusive way you approach the important issues on your channel and in your podcast is such a rare rare thing. Thank you, Dead Meat, from the bottom of my heart.
I couldn’t rly make those same same words, but I completely agree.
With COVID delaying so many movies, my movie theater is showing classics right now. This gave me the opportunity to see Jurassic Park (my favorite movie of all time) on the big screen for the first time. It was a totally different experience and brought tears to my eyes on multiple occasions. Awesome video!
Woaa that's awesome, glad you had a chance to live that experience
I could only imagine seeing this in 1993 the effects are still great today. Anyway, who’s excited for Jurassic World Dominion!?
@@mrmism7451 YEEEES IM SO EXCITED FOR DOMINION. It is truly a special time to be alive folks
My local Cinema did the same and there was cheering through the entire screening
I did something like that too, and the theater was practically empty. It felt like a dream tbh
James: “dinasoe!”
*Everyone liked that*
dinahoe
dinafoe
dinoloe
Dinoboe
Dinatoe
So many awesomely bad puns and cheesy references. Your script-writing skills are top-shelf.
get ready for some T-Pain
@@lucaspospeshil4519 why would anyone show this to their parents anyways
Lucas Pospeshil don’t be a 6 yr old
I love how Muldoon dying perfectly mirrors what Grant tells the kid in the opening. He sees one raptor and takes aim. But that’s when the attack comes, not from the front, but from the side🔥
I know right
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
10:00 Fun fact, in the novel this was actually explained. One of the many defects caused by the frog DNA was poor eyesight similar to an amphibian, rather than a predatory reptile.
Grant didn't realize the tyrannosaurus was myopic until he was out of the car and froze due to terror, realizing after the t-rex started sniffing around and nudging the car, that she could tell there was someone there but was unable to locate him as long as he was motionless. Grant identifies the reason due to his knowledge of biology.
This gets subverted in The Lost World, where everyone assumes the dinosaurs are blind but discover successive generations of unchecked breeding not only eradicated several defects and made their DNA more "pure", but produced other mutations as well, such as adaptive camouflage.
Edit: Other fun facts: in book the adult was paired with a juvenile to keep her company and it was the baby that killed the driver, and the dilophosaurus was an enormous 8-feet tall and ripped Nedry's guts out while he was still alive.
I Am The One Who Knocks James is an alright guy. So what if he doesn't know everything, man?
@I Am The One Who Knocks Wdym, finally someone who pays attention? He did pay attention, it was never covered in the movie itself. I never even knew there were novels to begin with. You don't research to something you don't even know exists.
So many succesful movies have lesser known novels. Novels and movies are very different. Movies are all about being visually pleasing (usually), whilst novels are about your own imagination and as such don't rely on that.
So give him some slack, in the context of the movie it is not explained.
@I Am The One Who Knocks "I pitty people who belive anything they see on the internet" what does that even have to do with someone not being aware of an obscure fact in a book that he's not even reviewing? James isn't reviewing the book,he's reviewing the movie,who cares if he didn't know about vision based on moment bit?
@I Am The One Who Knocks wtf who researces a movie, ur able to watch and like a movie without knowing every single detail about the history of it.
He's the one who knocks guys he's all knowing.
Horror or not horror, you gotta admit the kills in this movie are great.
Justin Y. First reply lol
Steven Stone Woah, congrats, do you want a medal?
NO NOT HERE PLEASE NO
i just watch you in nightmare expo
Homeless Teletubbie Nah im fine,if you will excuse i have to finish the video first
The sound effect when Nedry slipped and fell down the water slide was hilarious 😂
Especially the sound effects slip 😂😂
Mmmm rubber
Whoopsie
I agree. Nedry was such a fat clutz
Oh Poor Dennis, he was the best character in this movie, just like Gennaro and Arnold
Man I always felt so bad for Hammond at the end of this film. He looks so genuinely heartbroken as he takes one last look at his island. His idea was really neat but Ned just had to go fuck everything up. I guess if the park did open though, the bullshit that went down in the first Jurassic world movie woulda eventually happened, but prolly in the early 2000s or even late 90s instead of 2015. Greed is always a part of human nature regardless of when you are.
That's the main difference between the book and the movie, movie Hammond is a greedy dude but he at least care's for human life, book Hammond is just a menace
@@Wheregoku and got bodied, got what he deserved, the boom Hammond
With the eggs that Grant found in the jungle it was evidence that no matter what happened, Jurassic Park was doomed from the start. In the novel dinos already made it to the mainland, that's what caused Hammond to need to get approval from some guests (i.e Malcolm, Grant, Ellie) and endorse it to put investors at ease. Even if Nedry was even more devoted than Hammond and worshipped park security and his job, Jurassic Park would never have lasted more than a couple weeks if opened to the public.
Well actually the Raptor's escape was on Hammond for pushing on resetting the systems as the first thing they checked when they found out Dennis messed up the systems was the Raptor pens which was still working. Even Muddoon commented when ne saw that the Raptors escaped that Dennis wasn't stupid enough to shut down the electricity to the raptor pen.
Me too
Holy shit I never realized that the belt buckles were meant to represent the female dinosaurs finding a way to breed 🤯
Me either, I just thought it was a funny gag.
Me: *laughs in Jurassic Park super fan*
holy fuck i never thought of that
I didn't know that either 😲
What the i never knew that until you point it out
not gonna lie the T-rex sequences in the rain still feel like. INTIMATELY real
It was, the robot malfunctioned and the glass could have hurt them very bad
@@AlmaChromamany shots were completely cgi
Including the car itself
I love how you basically did an exact voice over of Dr.Grant as he explains the West African Frogs bit. Nice ! lol
Christopher O'Neil I was just looking for a comment like that. I rewatched that “clip” like 10 times because it was SOOOOOO perfectly in sync
@@Flaves3 me too that was brilliant
This is my favorite film of all time. When it came out, my dad took me to see it 8 times in theaters over its year and a half run. Since then, I’ve seen it obsessively for years and too many times to count. And yet, I watch your review and learn things I’ve never ever realized before. I’ve studied this film my entire life and learned new things about it from your video. Thank you.
Why isn’t the goat a kill? They
were my fav character
I changed “he” to “they” because people kept saying “what if the goats a she” so ye
Rainbow Hamster rip thy goat
Lol mine too
Ikr he was a great character and really helped them out!
He didn't get paid doing it but at least it knew we'd enjoy the movie :D
That Goat had it coming.
This movie is nearly 30 years old, and still looks great
Same
That's *why* it looks great. Even the GGI effects look better than the sequels somehow.
Old man has one of the coolest death's in the book
This movie aged like wine!
@@jimmydean4494 it was disturbing
Technically, when it comes to Allan and Ellie's "relationship" in the movie, this was just an idea of Spielberg to improve the rivalry and discomfort of Grant towards Malcolm. In the novel, it is well established that Allan and Ellie are just good friends at work
It's kinda sweet that Malcolm backed off when Grant got defensive when he asked if she was single.
Haha Dominion go Brrrrr
Until Dominion finally woke them up.
Fr just read the novel, Ellie is his student and is going to marry someone in Chicago
Plus, in the book there’s about a 20 year age gap between them
Fun Fact: During the shooting for the T. Rex breakout scene, the water from the rain effects accidentally soaked into the mechanisms of the animatronic for the Rex, which would cause it to move more erratically than it was supposed to. Initially, it was never intended to actually break through the roof of the car. So when Lex and Tim were pinned against the car seats with only a few inches of glass between them and one of the biggest animatronics in film history? Pure, genuine screams of terror.
Yet somehow the glass breakong is in the storyboard and in the script... People keep repeating this lie without actually checking
“Welcome to Jurassic Park” FUCK I love this movie
Fuck I love this movie
FUCK I LOVE THIS MOVIE!
Little known fact:
Muldoon was suppose to survive and survived in the book but the guy who played him had cancer and didn't think he would make it to the sequels. He passed in 99
I forgot where he died in the movie - had to rewatch it again.
Imagine if he didn’t die there was no “clever girl”
He is one with the force now. Rest In Peace.
Dawson Garret that might be the most noble thing I’ve ever heard.
Awww, that's sad....
Warning: James fangasm throughout the video
GOOD. If you're not fangasming over JP then you're doing life wrong
Mia Cochrane these are facts
I actually found it kind of adorable.
Point of interest - early in the film Genarro asks the head miner where is Hammond and he replies 'he wanted to be with his daughter she's getting a divorce' - the daughter is Tim and Lex's mother, which makes the 'he left us' line hit all the deeper...
10:56 Thank you for acknowledging how random that cliff just happens to be, I always wondered why there is a such a huge cliff when that's where the T-rex came from initially...
Actually the cliff is meant to be there and is not a mistake the cliff is a moat to separate the dinos but the trex did not break out on the cliff she was next to it and the wires just fell out becuase they are all on the same one and the trex pushed the car to the cliff but is kinda hard to see but that is what happened
@@charlies_videos2966 its still pretty stupid tho
Its the other side of the road
Its the Brachiosaur paddock
That's why its so big
Remember they meet the brachiosaurs just after this scene
@@charlies_videos2966 Holy run on sentence, Batman!
@@charlies_videos2966 I think you're trying to hard to back up a mistake in the movie. The goat is on even ground. There is no moat between the goat and the fence and the t Rex got the goat then and is rubbing on the fence to test it then walks through. There was a large enough tree to catch the jeep, and there was no walking space between the wall and this tree, so that goat that was released obviously on even ground and less than 30 feet from the wall, the drop never existed originally but was added later as a mistake. if there was a moat it would be past the tree. With how large that tree was, the most would at least be 30 feet away from the wall.
Fun Fact: When the Rexy smashed the window on the top of the ford explorer that had Tim and Lex, it wasn't meant to happen. So the screams they had were genuine and not acting. It was because the rain kept making the animatronic T. Rex shake uncontrollably
The glass breaking in was supposed to happen the glass breaking a huge chunk wasn't meant to happen
@@richardperaza5083 Actually no. Even the cast of the movie said it wasn't meant to even cave in like that at all
@@meptim Can I have a link to that video please.
@@OG.Trippster I’m afraid Richard was right, the T-Rex was supposed to push into the glass panel, however; there’s a chunk of glass that breaks off that you can see in the shot. That was not intended to happen. The Rex pushing the glass down was even in the storyboard for the movie, and the camera angles even suggest it was definitely an intentional shot.
Oh God! Well sure it made the movie look good but still!
I never realized just how many iconic scenes are in this movie.
This and the Hunt For Red October are my go-to examples of a movie being very different from the book, and yet both being absolutely fantastic.
They both do their own thing very well
The book is a gory horror about the dangers of greed, while the movie is an exciting thriller about meddling with nature
@@normalhuman9878I wouldn't say the book is about greed,more aptly,it's about the dangers of genetic bonding and how big corporations will try to capitalize on science without any precautions
Imagine if he had to Kill Count Star Wars. All those clones.
Death star and alderaan 😂😂
Delidog 88 order 66
I hope he finds a way to review non-horror films. He's too talented not to do it one day!
All those clones poor poor clones.🥺
Imagine Infinity War ^^
18:15 I can feel the excitement through my screen lol. That roar was awesome though.
13:29 so are we not going to acknowledge the amount of skill it takes for James to match up this narration with the lips of the character? i know it's supposed to be a joke but THAT SHIT'S IMPRESSIVE, DUDE!
Anyone else notice how glad as well as surprise Alan Grant looked when the T-Rex showed up to kill the Raptors?
Oh good. judging from the likes, I wasn't the only one.
Dennis Nedry’s death in the book is straight up horrifying.
parker jones when I finally read the book and it got to his death. I was very caught off guard.
Damn right, he is blinded and gets his intestines ripped out.
I loved it :D
In jurassic park the game he has his head ripped off and was eaten only on the isnide
Newman died horribly.
I don't think you needed to justify it as a horror movie, yes it broadly fits into adventure but if movies like The Birds, Lake Placid, Jaws count as horror there is really little difference.
Hell you could even argue that the cup of water scene and raptors in the kitchen scene are just as suspenseful as anything in Jaws.
No no that’s a good point
No No fii
Crichton even wrote it as a horror novel. Some of the kills in the book were described in brutal detail.
Isn't Chricton's novel considered scifi horror?
@I Am The One Who Knocks how is it not a horror movie
I've never understood the disagreement over whether or not Jurassic Park films are horror. I'd consider them just as much a horror movie as any other "monster" movie -- Alien, Jaws, or even The Mist.
I think the Alien comparison is most apt, since really just the first of those series feels "horror" (although I guess a case could be made for Alien3 and Fallen Kingdom).
Dead Meat i have no words
Dead Meat i love you so much and this franchise is my favourite
Hey
Joke of the week
Q: Why was the dinosaur tired
A: cause it was dinosore
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hands down my favorite part of the kill count is james's narration through the videos
Does anyone else feel like the cgi has aged very well. Seriously the t-Rex bursting out of the cage looks way better then the dinos in the newer versions
That is probably because of the use of animatronics in addition to cgi. It tricks te brain as to make it unable to clock when something is cgi and when it isn’t, giving a more realistic illusion.
I hate when people say "does anyone else feels like" then say some totally popular opinion.....
Unlike the CGI in the first Power Rangers movie, even though they CLAIM they had the best software available at the time.
@@Marigumilikesartthe weirdest thing about that is HOW does the switch between the animatronic and CGI work so well even though if you actually look at the model for the CGI T-Rex and the animatronic they don't actually look the same their eyes, eyebrow ridges, and head widths are different and yet I've never noticed this until someone pointed it out with side by side photos
Fun Fact: The actors who played Tim and Lexi were legit scared when the T Rex smashed through the car.
Leopard Gaming yeah, cuz the glass wasn’t supposed to break.
I would be scared
The wet T-Rex robot actually fell on them... Come on rookies.
Yeah, too bad good ol' Rexy malfunctioned and broke the glass
I mean yeah, wouldn't you be?
"T-Rex showing up somehow without anyone noticing."
Better question: How the hell did it not make any noise when it arrived on the scene?
Because.... reasons?
Because it learned to sneak up on it's prey, they can't just scare off a meal
@@RosieHip24 good point.
Why the crap is the raptor brutel
That becomes kind of a trope later in the series where oh no a human about to be killed by a dinosaur
BAM don't you know, from where it should be easily seen and heard Rexy shows up and either kills the dinosaur or if the human is a villain
This movie is so well-made, there's a reason people still watch it long after its special effects ceased to be special and its portrayal of dinosaurs became obsolete.
The t-Rex breaking through the car glass was actually a malfunction caused by the rain. And that means that the reactions that the kids gave were genuine reactions.
I know im 3 month's late but, can you give us the source?
@@Jvich So the the T-Rex breaking through the glass was in the script, and the kids didn't know about it?
JustinE_MLBB The glass wasn’t supposed to fall through either the t. rex was just supposed to hit it
Regardless, you can totally see one of the t-rexs’ teeth break off on that plastic window thing during that scene
Draken okay, so I had to slow it to .25x speed, but I THINK I can see the tooth fly off at 10:13, the second time the t Rex slams into the glass
Note-keep on rye on the kids hands, it breaks off near the bottom right section of the screen
I love how excited James is
18:19
F-YEAH DINOSAURS!!
Hey James did you know that the movie didn't mean for the trex to break the glass.
The kids could've actually died. The trex robot malfunctioned because of the rain.
Wow
no the rex was supposed to push it down, but a small piece broke off that could’ve killed them. it was unlikely but it couldve
omg! talk about safety
Hunter Hicks I knew that,not to be mean or anything :)
@@paulsawyer5257 well,he wasn't talking to you.
The line that i like is
"Seeing the amount of humility before nature staggers me" - Dr. Ian Malcolm
Fun fact: Nedrys creepy ass laugh sounds like the Dilophosaurus cry
It sure as hell does. I completely forgot about that.
Foreshadowing?
Nedrylophosaurus?
Ironic
@@santiagouribemanzano8501 Nedry-crested lizard?
Duuude best kill is easily the Raptor scene - 'Clevah girl'
That was awesomely strategic
Raptors were very smart creatures
Miranda Vitela have you ever met one? or do the bones tell you how smart they were lol
*"the 1st dinosaur they're suppose to see, the Dilophosaurus, more like the Delayhosaurus bc it never shows up like its suppose to"* that got me🤭🤣
So fun story, around the time Fallen Kingdom came out, there was a promo event at a mall near me. I was walking along, head in my book, when I heard a really familiar sound and kind of instinctively made my way towards it. Turns out the sound was Rexy's roar, and I almost walked into the massive animatronic before realizing what it was lol.
fUCK I LOVE THIS MOVIE
-James A. Janisse
*DAINOSAW*
Just a kid saying bad words
@Dr Jay
Anabella Mielke no it’s all of us
LANGUAGE
"Professional yeller Samuel L Jackson" lol
"For purposes of education", dude, you have no idea how much I've learned with your channel.
Funny you said that about the toilet, I’ve always remembered the arm. The whole movie terrified me as a kid and I haven’t revisited it, but the arm definitely was what I associated with Jurassic Park!
“Eaten by an easy, breezy, beautiful clever girl” that part got me
“Unauthorized breeding like many rebellious teenagers”
Me: at age 21 laughing with my 7 year old son
Dbzdude 548 so you were 14 when your son was 0 NICE
Dbzdude 548 Roblox and Fortnite videos. I’m gonna be nice and say that’s a doubt, otherwise you’re hella immature for a father at 21.
Vlad the Impaler it was a joke but yeah sure okay
Vlad the Impaler r/whoosh
Pollo Gaming pls explain this “r/whoosh” thing
There are two kinds of people: those who love Jurassic Park and liars.
You don't speak words, you speak facts
Shreyas Bhosle creativity level 100%
@@sameerhafeez7029 oh no, I just stole it from somewhere else XD
This is a beautiful comment
And turkey kid
Fun fact: The scene where Grant and kids found the nest of broken eggs, they filmed that shot at the Kauai Botanical Gardens.
Bonus: The scene where Grant and the kids ran into the gallimimuses was filmed in an area of Kipu Ranch (also located on Kauai).
Gallimimus is the correct spelling btw
@@normalhuman9878 , thanks. I was trying to remember the spelling.
must be very kawaii there
I personally loved the little smile Muldoon showed, after surviving the Rex. Quite obvious for a thrill seeking big game hunter to display that kind of emotion, but could have easily been overlooked.
Paleontologist Jack Horner, who Spielberg used as an advisor, said while T.rex had excellent eye sight, she had an even better sense of smell. If Rex couldn't see you, she sure could smell you.
He also married one of his barely 18+ student
And he pushed the idea of the rex being a scavanger despite the shit ton of evidence that points otherwise
@@gergopiroska5749 what does that first part have to do with anything lmao
@@gergopiroska5749 Is a T-Rex a scavenger or a predator?
@@beatlecristian It was a predator
But i don't think it would leave an already dead carcass either
It was probably both
@@tridonstrident6785 I think he was giving his reasos why the guy could not be trusted.
This movie is such a great classic. The animtronics and CGI even 30 years later still looks amazing
I’m rewatching this video as I write an essay on the movie, and it actually helped a lot, thanks Deadmeat!
Jurassic Park Amazing movie 🤩 remember that Awsome funny restroom scene where the really mean old greedy lawyer guy who selfishly abbonond those poor kids! He's just trying to hide save himself sitting on the toilet 😥 and whoops lol Rexy 🦖 She found him and Eaten him up 😋 anyways LOL Rexy bites him up shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy Yeaaaa playing with Her food before Eating him up its actually kinda funny looking wouldn't you Agree with me?
I love how James fangirls over the dinosaurs, he would totally have a T-Rex for a pet if he could
He mentioned he loves velos more.
13:29 anyone noticed that James timed his voice with Alan's lips?
Skill or accident??
@@shannonn2569 probably on purpose
Oh my god I that’s awesome
@@commanderd-day6290 skill for sure
He does it quite often actually
I love rewatching these old vids cause as I get older there are so many little jokes in the script that went over my head 😂😂
09:55, actually, the " vision based on movement", it's not actually " made up". In the novel, Alan Grant discovers that the Rexy had a poor eyesight, due to they used frog DNA to fill the gasps.
I mean, Rexys vision problems are due to she is a mutant clone.
However, the movie told it as if it were something that real T-REXES suffered from.
THANK YOU someone else who read the book!
Actually the T Rex could see people when they weren’t moving in the books, specifically when one killed Baselton in The Lost World by Michael Crichton because he stood still and thought they couldn’t see him
I'm currently reading the first novel and will go to the 2nd one once in done but I do remember that part of the book since I passed it
I love how James says “dinosaur.”
*Dinasaw*
I literally can’t stop saying it help me
@@MlecznyHuxel9999 what
@Haden Kirkland I’ve been living a lie
DINASAwWw
Dinsaw
James + Chelsea,
My husband and I have been under a few strains financially, so the stress is one I'm sure others can understand. I just wanna say that your videos really do help us get through it all. They are extremely well done, and you are professional while keeping it entertaining for us all. This is a franchise I'm SURE we're gonna love, and we'll be watching them all! Thank you! 💝
I honestly kinda like Sam Jackson’s arm just appearing. It lets my imagination go wild.
In the book, he had the misfortune of being eaten alive by compys 😊
@@normalhuman9878 Not true. He was killed in the powerhouse by a raptor, just as he was in the film.
@@colinbaldwin313 you’re right, I was thinking of a deleted scene from the movie
@@normalhuman9878That was Hammond instead
“No dino-dongs allowed”
- James A. Janisse (2018)
Dino Coochie 😏
I read this and when he said it a sec later I laughed
minecraft sucks what is wrong with you. You think Minecraft sucks, and you use the term “Boomer”
This is the first kill count video with Samuel L. Jackson in a movie. I'm happy for that 😀
I love him too
Bro have you seen any movie ever Samuel L. Jackson is the black guy
This was one of my favorite Kill Counts for some reason, probably cuz it's nostalgic for me but also your commentary lol. I think we can always tell when certain films mean more to you, great work man
Kitty /Fnaf fan#1 back with meowers
The fact that this movie came out over 28 years ago and still looks better than most movies coming out today is nothing short of impressive
I'm kinda shocked you're able to do this series. ZEPHR is brutal on movie footage from Universal. Hope everything goes well! Been watching since Friday the 13th! Glad to see you tackle this series! 🤠
Who new Klayton watched Dead Meat.
Klayton Fioriti I love when I find out one of my favorite creators watch another one. Love your videos they've rekindled my interest in the series.
Sir. Beanie same
Love your videos man
i think it is because they just released it on netflix love your vids btw
Hey James, I have an idea for one of your non-kill count videos. I think a blooper reel from your videos would be fun to watch. Just a thought. I love your content, Hail to the Victors!
What does what mean?
I think he means the"hail to the Victors" bit
that trex ate shit
I agree that he should make a blooper reel.
Yells really loud F*CK I LOVE THIS MOVIE
Don't we all ^_^ it scared me senseless when I was young, but now, as a college student, I love the movie
Lyons pride
Thanks!
The reason the Rex will only prey on things that move is because of the frog DNA in its genetic makeup. It’s even explained in the book although not outright.
Guess that’s better than the T-Rex getting a tongue like frog.
16:46 Imagine being in the cleanup crew, and deciding "Oh hey, a freezer! I bet there's some ice cream I could gaffle... hehe" and then opening the door to find a god damn raptor starving to death, mid-pounce onto your face. :o
No he was waiting for his job interview and thought it was hot in the kitchen and he forgot his snacks
James: He such a nice young man! He obviously wont become a Villain in the next series!
Dr. Henry Wu a few series after: hahahah i mix t rex and raptor dino dna hahahahahah!!!
Yeah, James was being sarcastic, as he had already seen that movie 🙄
Well that's in the jurassic world movie, what about jurassic world fallen kingdom?
Spoiler alert if your going to read this
Don't forget about the indonomus rex and (I don't know how to spell the dinosaur's name btw) and add another raptor into it....
He was being sarcastic, dahling.
@@evelinkhadeejaiman9146 stfu
@@evelinkhadeejaiman9146 Indoraptor
The “welcome to Jurassic Park” shot was actually shot on my home island, Kauai, (West side best side, go Waimea, Seniors 2022!) and my close friends dad is a helicopter mechanic, and he was one of the drivers of the Jeep’s!
Omg your pronunciation of Dinosaur came from this movie!
It definitely shows that you had fun writing this. Hilarious!
I think the MAIN reason the first movie is so so much better and more memorable to myself and countless others (aside from organic dialogue, a charismatic and great cast, a solid script and perfectly blended special effects), is that the dinosaurs act like animals. In all the subsequent films, they act more and more like monsters. Lost World largely kept this concept intact, but from JP3 on it was completely evident that the dinosaurs could be replaced by xenomorphs or slasher movie villains.
The jp3 raptors went after the group because they wanted their eggs and the spino (in my opinion) wanted revenge. I mean they did draw blood when they rammed into her sail. The pteradons had chicks so they just wanted to feed their young and then defend them from Billy seeing how he could get to the nest. So the jp3 carnivores did have reasons for attacking the group and weren't just being mindless killing monsters. But if you don't believe me that's fine, just kinda throwing my thoughts in there.
I completely agree, they were animals (obviously), and even thought they most likely did have primative thoughts and actions they wouldn't be as aggressive. But that is the main point I think with genetic reconstruction, to not make them animals, but monsters later on. But I definitely agree, I ❤ the original🦕🦕🦕
Pepitobenito you’re so wrong with JPIII
@@ninafontanella1969 💯 Jurassic Park Amazing movie 🤩 remember that Awsome restroom scene where the really mean old greedy lawyer guy who selfishly abbonond those poor kids! He's Desperately trying to hide sitting on the toilet 😥 and Rexy 🦖 She found him anyway LOL She Bite him up shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy Yeaaaa playing with Her food before Eating him up 😋 it's actually kinda funny looking wouldn't you agree?
*4:28*
*the first dinosaur!*
💓🦕🦕🦕🦕🦕💓
*and the last sadly....*
*RIP BRANCHO*
💓🦕😭😭😭😭
Wdum last? Do u mean the one that dies in Fallen Kingdom on the pie
*pier?
Charlotte Rhodes ye
Charlotte Rhodes Yeah that’s the same brachiosaurus
@SpiderFlash 2727 her
I 100% would encourage everyone to read the book if you love the movie - Crichton has some amazing story skills and there's enough of a difference between both book and movie that it's super interesting to see and you don't feel like you're just reading a movie script!
James: while Malcolm has a look into the future, where he sees the rest of the Jurrasic series
Malcolm: That is one pile of shit.
James: Aww, some of them have their moments.
Me: *laughs so much i cant breathe *
And Arnold and Windu both lose their hands instead of butts. 🤣
@@sougotokiwa8439 oh my Gawd I just got that
@@devinboyer275 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@sougotokiwa8439 Raptors be eating the arms, the guts, and legs instead of the butt meat right?
@@devinboyer275 thats their dessert.
Fun Fact: The Telltale video game reveal that the magic word was Studry. Early on in the first episode, a character starts trouble shooting and figures it out
I never knew that teaser when the two belts were the same. I didn’t know that linked to how life finds its way.
OH WAIT, IM JUST REALIZING THAT NOW
What?
I remember being seven years old and seeing this movie on the big screen for the first time. It was so amazing. 😊
I love the animalistic way the dinosaurs were depicted. It was the best way to depict them rather than a slasher horror action.
Michael Dorso I mean... they’re dinosaurs
@@whistlingstarlight2942 Dinosaurs are animals tho..
They are still alive
Well only one family of it
You can get them in KFC
Fun Fact: When the T-Rex head hits the top of the glass and burst through it, that was completely accidental. The fear from the kids at that moment was pure since the head wasn't meant to go past the glass.
Mystic Flame no it’s true :]
(Whispering) No James, don't do The Cabin in the Woods kill count.
Please do! Just Do It!
Mocita I was about to comment that but saw this
Mocita that’s actually false, It was in the script.
“Barbasoled out”. Go ahead and put me on the kill count because I’m dead. 😂
I just saw that and read this. That a coincidenc? Or SUPERIOR TIMING?
13:30 love those editing moments when you guys sync up the audio to the B-roll 👌🏻