The sad thing about this scene is that, wonderous as it is, it's clear that Hammond's staff has no idea how to care for these animals. Poor thing is so sick.
Malcolm explains why in the book. The air had a different amount of oxygen (I think it was oxygen anyway) when the Triceratops existed than now so it’s wheezing like crazy in the book.
Ellie crying of happiness would be my reaction if I get to see my favorite animal up close and personal which would be an Orca/Killer Whale. These small details are truly of what made the first JP films so amazing
In case you need to see the stupidity of people, someone took a publicity still of Steven Spielberg in front of this Tric and captioned it that Spielberg brought it down on safari. People actually got angry at Spielberg for killing an innocent triceratops.
Triceratops was a horned dinosaur, up to 26-30 feet long, and weighed 8 tons! It was one of the last dinosaurs that became extinct 65 million years ago!
I just love Ellie's reaction above any reaction/interaction in the entire franchise. Her tears of joy move me. If i was staring my favorite exotic animal (whale or elephant) in the eye and physically touching it, i would just be so overwhelemed with happiness. And to add to her character, she got STRAIGHT TO WORK in helping aid the poor, sick trike. Examining its saliva, investigating the plant and vegetation, digging SHOULDER-DEEP into dino-droppings!!! It's characters like Ellie's that really got me into zoology/biology growing up. Wildlife deserves EVERY OUNCE of our respect and love❤
I know what you mean. I was with a friend at their local renn faire watching the end of the day parade, and she told me to back up from the route. Turns out they had someone riding an African elephant. I LOVE African elephants, but had never seen one live. It was so huge and magnificent with tusks, I was every bit as happy as Alan.
INTERESTING TIDBIT: the Triceratops’ caretaker is played by Gerald R. Molen, one of the film’s co-producers, who also co-produced Schindler’s List and won an Oscar for it, the same year…
@@TheBeastInBlackyes I wish they'd to back to it. The practical effects in T2 still look great. Like when he degloves himself at miles dyson house. Total recall also has some cool stuff. Like the fake female suit at the airport. When the head piece starts opening
@@TheBeastInBlack the star wars episode 4 finale trench run scene on the death star with the tie fighters and vader in hot pursuit also still looks great. Cover me. I'll take them myself. STAY in formation... The force is STRONG with this one...🤔
In the Jurassic lore. after the fall of Jurassic Park in 1993, a sick triceratops has die in 1994 so, I’m guessing it was the one that alan grant encountered was the one that die.
In the remake, it’s a sick Crichtonsaurus (identified as “Ankylosaur”) which mistakenly ate some these berries, thinking they’re stones, and got the toxicity.
My dad dragged me to the cinema to see this when I was 9. I thought this scene and the lunch scene was pretty boring but now I’m older they are integral to the film.
I think it was a stegosaurus in TLW movie, not a triceratops. I'm sure I remember them having plates on their backs. (If you're talking about the book, my apologies. I don't remember it in enough detail to comment).
1:34 Gerry saying “I’ll be damned” was one of his lines in JPTG when he cured Nima from the Troodon venom. Makes me appreciate Telltale’s attention to detail even more.
I believe in the book it’s explained that the triceratops swallows stones found near the toxic plant. The plant leeches the toxin into the ground and it causes the stones to become toxic as well. Like modern chickens swallow small stones to help grind food in their gizzards. Dinosaurs swallowed stones to help grind up food in their gizzards.
I think it was in the book that what happens is the Triceratops ingests stones into a special pouch along the digestive tract to aid with pulverizing the food, and that in ingesting these stones, are also swallowing the berries, or something else from the plant. The stone thing is actually a common practice amongst some species of birds, iirc.
The triceratops has always been my favorite dinosaur since I was a kid when I saw the movie when it came out seen this part i feel bad for the triceratops and wish I could give her a big hug.
That sense of wonder is lacking in the later Jurassic Park movies, they go way too fast at the "monster movie" part of the film and forget the heart part of it.
After reading the book I actually like that they went with a triceratops than a stegosaurus. However I don't like that they changed Hammond's character cause he's the antagonist of the whole book
Poor Tria she's sick and after Rexy gets out she will put Tria out of her misery. Tria ate the wrong plant and got poisoned thats why Dr. Harding and Maldoon had to tranquilize her.
I love how they all just prior to this segment, jump out of the moving vehicles (the one fairly safe place they had) and start trekking through random, potentially (in fact, most certainly) inhabited triceratops paddock.... Wild! 😳
The triceratops are the best and bravest three horn dinosaur ever truth is I wish the male triceratops could go one on one against the indoraptor or indominus rex
So did they ever find out what was wrong with the triceratops. I was curious when I watched the movie and sadly they never go into what was wrong with it.
“The triceratops digests food such as vegetables or fruit by also eating small stones that crush and mash the food in their stomach. In the original book upon which the film is based, we find out that the stones it eats are too close to poisonous West Indian Lilac berries. So when the dinosaur replaces the stones every six weeks it simultaneously picks up some of the fallen berries and is poisoned”
In all likelihood, there was probably gonna be a scene where they reach the same conclusion as the book's rationalization, but I imagine it was probably cut for runtime.
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I really love this scene because it shows that these people have an actual passion for the dinosaurs before it all went wrong.
When Ellie says "Hey Baby Girl" with years in her eyes with John Williams music composed for that scene really hits the feels
Erick: I liked your first book best. You liked dinosaurs back then.
Alan: Well back then they hadn't tried to eat me yet.
@@SPN16it always gets me too. You're not alone.
@@SPN16. Agree.
@@SPN16 same
Alan's favorite dinosaur growing up finally met her in person
It was my favorite too
Mine too.
And Billy Cranston's power set in MMPR.
“Now that I see her, she’s the most beautiful thing I ever saw!!”🥰❤️
I absolutely love Ellie and Alan's reactions when they first see the Triceratops. Really drives home the wonder of these animals
It reminds of myself when I worked as a zookeeper since as a kid I was fascinated about rhinos then when I could touch it my reaction was the same
The special effects in this movie are still absolutely incredible!
There is no effect. They made a real dinosaur
Yes there is !@@ThatisnotHair
It’s a animatronic triceratops
And CGI too! @@DakotaEmery3
@@danielraviv4115where?
The sad thing about this scene is that, wonderous as it is, it's clear that Hammond's staff has no idea how to care for these animals. Poor thing is so sick.
Not their fault, thing has been extinct for millions of yeara
But they learn what went wrong and act on it. Back when dogs were first domesticated, I doubt the cavemen had any idea what to do either.
It ate a poisonous plant didn’t it?
Yeah. That's the point of the whole film.
Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
Malcolm explains why in the book. The air had a different amount of oxygen (I think it was oxygen anyway) when the Triceratops existed than now so it’s wheezing like crazy in the book.
3:29
"You will remember to wash your hands before you EAT anything!😎"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
How old were you when this movie came out?
@@VladislavBabbittyour mom
2:47 No! You can't be as cool as Ian walking to a dino's dropping
1:17 This little bit right here gives me chills every time! It's just as magical now as it was when I was a kid.
Ellie crying of happiness would be my reaction if I get to see my favorite animal up close and personal which would be an Orca/Killer Whale. These small details are truly of what made the first JP films so amazing
100 percent the same. Watching people get to swim with Orcas actually brought me back to this scene for the same reason
I wouldn't mess with an Orca personally
I'm so happy that we got a LEGO Jurassic Park set based on this moment.
I hope we eventually get an extension of the game
After 20+’years, I just realized Samuel Jackson is in Jurasssic Park . 😂
Bro i didn't know nick fury was in this movie
@@suremuffinMace Windu too
He was in every movie at one point.
Well he didn't say his catch phase...
Same thing 😅😅😅🤣
2:50 ian's thoughts on fallen kingdom and dominion
And Jurassic world
And Jurassic Park 3
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Kor06. JP III is JP compared to Dominion and Fallen Kingdom
In case you need to see the stupidity of people, someone took a publicity still of Steven Spielberg in front of this Tric and captioned it that Spielberg brought it down on safari. People actually got angry at Spielberg for killing an innocent triceratops.
Whoa I didn't know that! Maybe people thought it was a rhino
😂
If we needed further proof that people are complete idiots
Lmao!
You can’t be serious? 😂 holy hell..
“There’s only one way to be positive, ide have to see the dinosaurs droppings!”
“Dino Droppings?…Droppings?!”
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
The poor Triceratops!
😢❤
"You will remember to wash your hands before you eat anything "😆😆😆
Triceratops was a horned dinosaur, up to 26-30 feet long, and weighed 8 tons! It was one of the last dinosaurs that became extinct 65 million years ago!
Would it win a fight against an elephant?
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor I don't know.
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor it won against T-rex so probally
66,5 to be exact
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingForheck yeah one charge and elephant ded
This was apparently the casts first time seeing one of the special effect dinosaurs in person. So their reactions are genuine.
I just love Ellie's reaction above any reaction/interaction in the entire franchise. Her tears of joy move me. If i was staring my favorite exotic animal (whale or elephant) in the eye and physically touching it, i would just be so overwhelemed with happiness. And to add to her character, she got STRAIGHT TO WORK in helping aid the poor, sick trike. Examining its saliva, investigating the plant and vegetation, digging SHOULDER-DEEP into dino-droppings!!! It's characters like Ellie's that really got me into zoology/biology growing up. Wildlife deserves EVERY OUNCE of our respect and love❤
I know what you mean. I was with a friend at their local renn faire watching the end of the day parade, and she told me to back up from the route. Turns out they had someone riding an African elephant. I LOVE African elephants, but had never seen one live. It was so huge and magnificent with tusks, I was every bit as happy as Alan.
INTERESTING TIDBIT: the Triceratops’ caretaker is played by Gerald R. Molen, one of the film’s co-producers, who also co-produced Schindler’s List and won an Oscar for it, the same year…
What was the fate of his character in this film? We don't see him again, did he make it out of the island?
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor look up the plot of Jurassic park: the game, he's one of the main characters
It's 1993 and looks soo realistic....damn .😳😳😳
That's what practical effects and a whole lotta passion does in a movie. Both of which are sorely lacking these days.
@@TheBeastInBlackyes I wish they'd to back to it. The practical effects in T2 still look great. Like when he degloves himself at miles dyson house. Total recall also has some cool stuff. Like the fake female suit at the airport. When the head piece starts opening
@@stevencoardvenice two weekssss
@@visionist7
Quaiiid!!....
@@TheBeastInBlack the star wars episode 4 finale trench run scene on the death star with the tie fighters and vader in hot pursuit also still looks great.
Cover me.
I'll take them myself.
STAY in formation...
The force is STRONG with this one...🤔
no matter how great the CGI, it still can't compare to practical FX done well
Yes it can !
NO IT CERTAINLY CANNOT @@danielraviv4115
@@danielraviv4115Nope.
Yup. The practical effects in terminator 2 look great
@@danielraviv4115❤😂🎉
Laura Dern is so wonderful here.
“She’s um,tenacious!”
“You have no idea!”
“You will remember to wash your hands before you eat anything!”
good actress.
Laura Dern is such a talented actress! She somehow fits so well into every role she plays
In the Jurassic lore. after the fall of Jurassic Park in 1993, a sick triceratops has die in 1994 so, I’m guessing it was the one that alan grant encountered was the one that die.
Dr. Sattler's special care for this monumental animal is masterminding at how perilous animal survival is even in prehistoric times
To think there are people in this world that actually believe these amazing animals never existed.
Well, what's mind-blowing is that there are people in this world who believe that they *still* exist.
@@stanislavpetrov5955 Like Madonna? She's more plastic than human now.
People who don't believe in dinosaurs are just dumb and don't know history
@@stanislavpetrov5955 they do still exist . Birds are dinosaurs you know
Dinosaurs left far more evidence of their existence than we'll ever leave behind
I had no idea that Amber Heard had a cameo in this film! 2:50 incredible acting on her part!
Lmao
😂😂😂
😂👍👍👍👍👍
No, that's all of Johnny Depp's rabid fans.
@@justintang2294 typical L comment from a Turd lover. lol
This scene is better than anything the Jurassic World movies produced
I always forgot that Sam Jackson is in Jurassic Park. LOL
1:17 is exactly what’s missing from the Jurassic World films
Triceratops is one of my favorite dinosaurs off all time
Me too
Makes me cry every time. Also: the animatronics in JW are NOTHING to what Stan Winston achieved in Jp
Personally I thought the T.Rex animatronic in JW:FK was pretty good, but each to their own opinion.
In the remake, it’s a sick Crichtonsaurus (identified as “Ankylosaur”) which mistakenly ate some these berries, thinking they’re stones, and got the toxicity.
And in the book it’s a stegosaurus
In the remake? When was the first film remade?
2:47 One of the most iconic moments of cinema.
2:54 me when I watched jurassic world dominion😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That's how I felt with the _2019 Lion King, 2020 Mulan_ and _Wonder Woman 1984._
Me when I see that the giga in the movie is not much of a villain
My dad dragged me to the cinema to see this when I was 9. I thought this scene and the lunch scene was pretty boring but now I’m older they are integral to the film.
Trike in Jp: Take care of me, I'm in pain
Trike in TLW: *MOVE B¡+CH, GET OUT THE WAY!*
Trike in JPTG: Get out of my territory! (Then fights Rexy in an iconic fight)
I think it was a stegosaurus in TLW movie, not a triceratops. I'm sure I remember them having plates on their backs. (If you're talking about the book, my apologies. I don't remember it in enough detail to comment).
1:34 Gerry saying “I’ll be damned” was one of his lines in JPTG when he cured Nima from the Troodon venom.
Makes me appreciate Telltale’s attention to detail even more.
I always wondered what was wrong with the triceratops. Cause they never really said the cause.
She ate a lilac plant that made her sick
I think it was a modern plant that didn't exist in the Jurassic period
I believe in the book it’s explained that the triceratops swallows stones found near the toxic plant. The plant leeches the toxin into the ground and it causes the stones to become toxic as well. Like modern chickens swallow small stones to help grind food in their gizzards. Dinosaurs swallowed stones to help grind up food in their gizzards.
@@dinoflagella4185 makes sense
I think it was in the book that what happens is the Triceratops ingests stones into a special pouch along the digestive tract to aid with pulverizing the food, and that in ingesting these stones, are also swallowing the berries, or something else from the plant. The stone thing is actually a common practice amongst some species of birds, iirc.
2:54 That is one big pile of s**t
Guy with the glasses is the best character in the movie
My favorite part is when he said: That is one bug pile of #$!+.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
The triceratops has always been my favorite dinosaur since I was a kid when I saw the movie when it came out seen this part i feel bad for the triceratops and wish I could give her a big hug.
0:16 (Raises her Foot) "Hello."
The first time i watched this scene with my dad i remember i genuinely thought the triceratops was real thats how good the affects are.
The fact we're getting the lego sets of Jurassic Park
Ellie Seattle's reaction on everything: 😮😲😱
That sense of wonder is lacking in the later Jurassic Park movies, they go way too fast at the "monster movie" part of the film and forget the heart part of it.
Ian Malcolm here later wound up dating and marrying the triceratops care taker's daughter
The heart and soul desperately missing from Jurassic World
If this was real you’d have to knock me out to stop me doing what Alan did and lean on it’s stomach.
no CGI will top this
Exactly, real animatronics ftw!!
Would anyone like to lay on its belly if it were real?
Yeah, to hear the heartbeat
30 лет Шедевру!
0:17 that's the t Rex roar
2:50 My favorite line..
My favorite Samuel Jackson part, when he appeared as Whats His Name from Jurassic Park.
2:45 “DAMN!😡”
After reading the book I actually like that they went with a triceratops than a stegosaurus. However I don't like that they changed Hammond's character cause he's the antagonist of the whole book
I disagree. This portrayal of Hammond is much more nuanced.
Highly recommend "The Enormous Egg", fiction for kids. I'm 71 and I still have my copy.
Poor Tria she's sick and after Rexy gets out she will put Tria out of her misery. Tria ate the wrong plant and got poisoned thats why Dr. Harding and Maldoon had to tranquilize her.
Triceratops is one of my favorite dinosaurs
2:54 😂😂😂😂😂
💩💩💩💩
My most favorite type of dinosaur.
I love how they all just prior to this segment, jump out of the moving vehicles (the one fairly safe place they had) and start trekking through random, potentially (in fact, most certainly) inhabited triceratops paddock.... Wild! 😳
The triceratops are the best and bravest three horn dinosaur ever truth is I wish the male triceratops could go one on one against the indoraptor or indominus rex
Damn, been a long time since i saw this movie
Poor Doctor Harding never made his boat.
0:48 Me too, Alan. Me too.
Triceratops Prehistoric World 2024
The man with the hat is Sarah’s father form the prequel
Yep. Poor Doctor Harding never made his boat.
FUN FACT!: during the 1994 JP cleanup they found this same triceratops with tyrannosaurus bite marks in it
I hate to see a sick dinosaur.
1:10 - is that John Patrick Lowrie aka TF2's Sniper?
It most certainly is
No, it's Bob Peck, who died long before TF2.
Dando uma surra de qualidade visual nos filmes de hoje. 👏🏼
Laura dern as the biologits. Wery well
That guy is so in love with dinosaur
Dr malcom is too handsome
I love that movie
2:54 Me when I watched DC League of Super-Pets
Jurassic Park is a year older than I was born.
2:50
My review of Jurassic Park 3, Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom & Jurassic World Dominion.
*NOT* Jurassic park 3
“Dino Droppings” as in “Dino Dung”?
2:45 damn!
I thought T-Rex attacked triceratops when I was little
My honest reaction to the entire Jurassic World trilogy: 2:52
Apparently the executive producer or something like that played Doctor Harding
1:20
Grant & Ellie appear to wear the same model of watch
Very good 😮😮
I watched it but on this scene. Im confused.
So did they ever find out what was wrong with the triceratops. I was curious when I watched the movie and sadly they never go into what was wrong with it.
“The triceratops digests food such as vegetables or fruit by also eating small stones that crush and mash the food in their stomach. In the original book upon which the film is based, we find out that the stones it eats are too close to poisonous West Indian Lilac berries. So when the dinosaur replaces the stones every six weeks it simultaneously picks up some of the fallen berries and is poisoned”
In all likelihood, there was probably gonna be a scene where they reach the same conclusion as the book's rationalization, but I imagine it was probably cut for runtime.
I don't wanna imagine the poor girl's fate when all the carnivores get loose
Sick Dino 🤒🦖
I Like That Movie
Thundering Heartbeat
2:44 me when CC s5 and Dominion decided to bring back the Barbosal can
Especially when Jurassic Park the Game exists
Tricycloplots
2:54: Trump's weekly bowel movement.
Nah, that what they have to clean up after he makes a speech.
ROFL, consideriung that I hate the guy.
If Jurrasic Park opened with only herbivors how safe would it be ?
It’s scary poo could’ve been that large. Must’ve been constipated. BIG TIME