The True Story of Jurassic Park's T. Rex Animatronic | cosmavoid

[@reignfire77]

can you imagine the freakouts on set when rexy moved on her own? man i wish i coulda been there

[@guywhosaysdoink8543]

Barney Toastmaster imagine waking up and seeing a animitronic t rex moving by itself

[@gmp200]

I would want to see if i can get inside the mouth then in the news youd see Man Died When "Testing" out the t rex animitronic for Jurassic Park

[@Daniel_ElegantUniverse]

Barney Toastmaster she actually did move on her own it was due to the rain.Rrmember that scene where Rexy smashed the glass on top of the jeep.IT HAPPENED BY RAIN NOT ROMOTE CONTROLLED.

[@indominusrexlover4442]

Barney Toastmaster IMAGINE ME REMOTE CONTROLLING IT

[@memesouls8653]

Five Nights at The Jurassic Park Stage!

[@Misterbitties]

The fact that this is one of the most realistic looking scenes in the series and it was filmed in 1992 is mind blowing to me

[@oguzhan_c.f.]

And I think the CGIs are better than most of the nowadays films; and I am curious about how were they able to manage that, thinking of the CRT displaying computers and supercomputers' performance of that time.

[@lilytyler80]

@@oguzhan_c.f. yes. We just watched 2015 and 2018 Jurassic World films and now watching the original. The 1993 film is superior.

[@Misterbitties]

@@Senseyaboi Filmed in 1992. It was released in 93

[@RonD84]

I watched this as a 9 year old front row in 93 and loved it, Watched it 3 nights ago with my 9 year old daughter and she couldn't believe how real the T Rex looked and was amazed, me either considering 30 years had past by and this scene looked better than all the Jurassic world movies put together imo, Absolutely breathtaking film making from the Master

[@StaticBlaster]

same with T2, Alien, Aliens, E.T. Tron, and The Abyss. All of those films were way ahead of their time, technology-wise.

[@spery7279]

It still look real tbh

[@iiiisssssaaaaaacccccc]

Yea no shit it’s a robot

[@xhydex9507]

@@iiiisssssaaaaaacccccc They just mean it doesn't look cartoony. Like the skin textures and proportions look realistic.

[@erideb3864]

@@iiiisssssaaaaaacccccc do you lack imagination ?

[@michaellarossa4219]

Work on that grammar buddy.

[@supadupaclone5580]

imagine if they made it waterproof and let it free and it had 200 batteries to power it for about 100 years

[@pikkon899]

The cast was genuinely afraid of the T-Rex. In an interview with Stan Winston, he said "Those actors were dealing with a life size T-Rex that could kill them. So, they didn't have to act afraid, they were afraid" This was also backed up by Jeff Goldblum who said that everyone on set were told to shut off their electronics whenever the T-Rex was turned on as there were real fears that it could cause it to malfunction - putting everyone in danger.

[@chemicalspore]

2018 and still the best movie in the franchise

[@deadpaul6472]

It always will be. I still remember going to the cinema to watch Jurassic Park and being Jaw dropped throughout the entire movie

[@diegovargasdiego]

Lost world is better

[@chemicalspore]

Diego Vargas lol. What a troll

[@pacotaco840]

Diego Vargas how many drugs are you on?

[@chemicalspore]

Chase D all of them. You fuckin square

[@rosenrot234]

Can you just imagine being asked "hey what's your job?" "Oh I dry off a t rex with a towel by slapping it"

[@0_exterminatingdaleks_011]

I can imagine it and I want that to be my job. Just drying off Rexy and talking to absolutely nothing.

[@hothotheat3000]

They should all be so proud. Rexy is ICONIC!

[@lynxlosange9645]

hothotheat3000 his real name is Roberta

[@anyuser5788]

LYNXLOSANGE huh?? Rexy is the T. rex and a girl-

[@junglejournalist2507]

the greatest t rex ever

[@eslaverdadaunqueteduela1131]

In the movie when Hammon show the laboratory and them said that all the dinosaurs are females for to avoid the not authorized procreation...

[@brycevo]

I love Rexy. Stan did a wonderful job on Jurassic!

[@rexyandblueschannel7058]

Bryce Mckenzie d

[@joepsuttorp9156]

Jurassic? Jurassic Park.

[@ГеннадийБрисенко]

Hello its me!

[@ronl9357]

Better than today's CGI crap.

[@deadpaul6472]

Old-school stop start animation is better than todays CGI

[@vincenthao84]

agree. the technology is not yet advanced to indistinguishable level

[@yestle7868]

It’s more ambitious but cgi quality is still better

[@nelsontenorio3352]

😂

[@apotatoguylikesdogs6761]

ron l cgi kinda sucks cuz interactions with cgi is crap they can’t see it

[@f.b.i7055]

All of a sudden when the crew come back from lunch the animatronic is gone 😂

[@gakerbeepo8686]

it went to get his lunch box to eat😂

[@ryosuketakahashi1749]

F.B.I open up

[@DanielBMS]

Carmen Sandiego?

[@FullArcher05]

"Alright. Where the hell did she go this time?"

[@jsanchez4840]

Thomas 1942 😂😂😂

[@bog0bones]

Awesome video! The Rex is one of, if not the best, animatronic characters in cinema history.

[@johnu_wiku_sama6807]

Kroenen I love the Jurassic movies

[@PigeonDude]

Yea I REX IS THE BEST BOI!!!

[@TheWinterWar]

What about indoraptor

[@dragonsaiyangod2007]

Nothing outmatches this animatronic

[@dick8997]

Yaw crazy nothing beats jim Hensons ninja turtles costumes

[@bert1029]

I can't believe how real this looks. I have to keep reminding myself while watching the footage that the T. Rex isn't alive.

[@juanjoyaborja.3054]

Imagine seeing it move on its own during lunch break

[@aiden3627]

I would piss myself during filming while it WAS piloted but idk what I would do if I was chilling by it at lunch and it started looking at me and shaking around. I can tell you that I would t be eating anymore that day.

[@supernickandjake3082]

You know when the T-Rex broke through the sunroof, that wasn’t supposed to happen, so Lexi and Tim’s reaction was real

[@SoJoever]

Lol imagine that when your on a set and they say "just chill in the car and watch the T. rex, it won't do anything but walk around" *PROCEDES TO EAT THE SUNROOF*

[@adymantv6968]

Lol

[@DiegoMoreno-yb6fj]

Cool

[@wickedhouston5538]

yes it was. it was in the script

[@supernickandjake3082]

Wicked Houston I realize my mistake, but the thing that wasn’t supposed to happen was that, a big shard of glass broke off the sunroof because the T-Rex slammed into the sunroof way too hard.

[@MrMisanthrope84]

It still looks incredible and terrifying. It's incredible. 10x better than most films today. That shaking actually makes it look more alive.

[@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006]

I know right?! The coincidental storm, and the water from that messing with Rexy thus making it look more real... that atmosphere!! Sometimes I wonder if the Universe has a sense of humor or something. And then the fact that Rexy sometimes moved on its own because of the water damage.... 😱

[@RaptorJesus.]

2:18 actually looks good when its shaking a little :D

[@rogue7723]

I kinda wanted to give her a blanket (if I could find one big enough).

[@MrJohnffrey87]

I wonder where the animatronic Tyrannosaurus is stored today, probably somewhere in Stan Winston Studios.

[@Blue65Tank]

Nope after the scenes were filmed it was taken apart and parts were recycled for other projects

[@camrynhamme]

Actually no, it was not reused while it was stored at Winston studios the fate of the trex is much sadder. What happened according to stans son matt is that “the foam rubber skin had literally disintegrated over the years, so all that was left was the mechanical structure underneath. Much like a real dinosaur all that's left is the bones, he said. What they did with the actual robotics, I don't know, but it sounded like they just dismantled it.”

[@Blue65Tank]

@@camrynhamme I pretty much said the same the mold of the Rex was re-used to build the ones for TLW

[@lethalxasassinsvids]

Probably. There’s pretty similar animatronics like this in lots of places

[@camerong7365]

@@Blue65Tank I don't think he was replying to you. I think he was replying to the original guy.

[@sambt123]

It still looks more real than most cgi and animatronics present day🤭

[@1994-l1m]

Cool.

[@quazar912]

get fuckoutta here...

[@tysargent9647]

Can you imagine how many puppeteers would've been needed to control all of the T-rex's movable parts? Maybe, what, 40?

[@rattus3399]

well would ya look at that it looks real coz it is real well blow me down

[@mypicturesbox]

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[@confconf4049]

"Move on its own" FIVE NIGHTS AT JURASSIC PARK

[@t.e.m.4070]

did you know that when rexy malfunctioned, someone LITERALLY had to inside the gears, and if something happened, SPRINGLOCKED!!! not joking!!!!

[@KelpDaJuice]

T.E.M. r/thathappened

[@t.e.m.4070]

@@KelpDaJuice ?

[@4getfulness16]

Joshua Kelp. Juice Nope, it’s actually true. Except, the story goes that the guy was inside the machine gluing the skin down. www.stanwinstonschool.com/blog/jurassic-park-t-rex-robot-almost-eats-crewmember

[@evanadams815]

Bethany Losh just shut up. Please shut the fuck up

[@br1ann88]

I can’t imagine how the kids actually felt, even though it was an animatronic, it could have still killed them, and they were right under the car. So it could have malfunctioned and stopped on them!

[@juanjoyaborja.3054]

So some parts of the film weren’t even acting at all Lmao

[@sanatprasad1594]

It did malfunction. It wasn't supposed to break through the jeep's sunroof, so that was their actually reaction while trying hold the glass up against it

[@austinslater9549]

@@sanatprasad1594 That's not actually true. It was planned. What wasn't planned was that the plexiglass piece cracked and broke apart. That's why you can see in different camera cuts that there are inconsistencies of it being broken and then whole.

[@tigerproducts6905]

It was put in the script but I I think they didn't tell the kids

[@chatteyj]

@@tigerproducts6905 It would have been extremely dangerous if they hadn't told the kids, injury or death could have resulted.

[@VJ4rawr2]

This video needed to be twice as long. Great job! Loved it!

[@arturoluque9269]

I watched your jurassic park 4 fan-made trailer back when i was 10 thinking it was real. 😆

[@arturoluque9269]

@@gabrielantos4144 i was hyped too, then I showed the trailer to my brother and he'd say "bruh, this is so fake"

[@a_m4608]

This video needed to be 30mins minimum.

[@Ostermond]

She lives!

[@XenoTronusWeePoo850]

Rexy be a she.

[@XenoTronusWeePoo850]

MainBlag Banner Did you just ASSUME Rexy's gender!?

[@Ostermond]

WHOOPS HONEST MISTAKE

[@tofufregit]

life finds a way

[@penunggangunta3126]

ShesGONE

[@rubixfilms687]

That thing is terrifying! That's why it's one of my favorite movies of all time!

[@StefSharkySchultz]

YES, back in the glorious days where I could sit down and watch a film with actual ARTISTRY, production/rewatch value, and presence of life, instead of something from nowadays that relies so much on CGI that that actors are the only real(?) things and everything else looks like a video game trailer.

[@vinnyvtec8722]

You are soooo right. Jurassic park was so realistic. I miss the days too where i got engrossed in a film and felt like i was there as it was so real. Newer films that are mostly cgi just dont have that feel. Jurassic world (not the newest one) just pissed me off. The way the raptors move is just so unnatural when they are running etc and i dont know if this makes sense but they seem flat, almost as if they dont look 3D. The alien films were the same. Alien and aliens felt realistic, alien 3 was very cgi and it showed and alien resurrection was so piss poor with cgi fakery that i didnt know whether to laugh or cry when i saw it, as alien and aliens are still my all time fav movies ever with jurassic park and the lost world being just behind them. How can cinema go so backwards with the advancement of technology? I guess its to do with cost. Guessing its cheaper to cgi a whole movie than make animatronics. Shame though. We really need a director to put a huge amount of money into making a fully animatronic jurassic park or alien film again. Having said that though, films like jp and aliens will be remembered as classics in time because they are beautifully done, but directors dont care about that, to them its a case of how quickly can i get this film done at the lowest cost to make a huge amount of money quickly. Its sad really. Money makes people not see the bigger picture (excuse the pun).

[@StefSharkySchultz]

Vinnyvtec : Yes, friend, you hit the nail on the head. the classics will always be the Classics for a reason.

[@jameskng8176]

It's only your opinion.

[@StefSharkySchultz]

James kng Sho 'nuff, man! It's my opinion and I ain't sharing! :)

[@low-keybi6539]

I feel the same way, but with old hand drawn disney movies, like there way so much time and patience put into the movies, now disney just makes CGI films, like they're good and all but still

[@HeyCrabman14]

They did such a great job it STILL holds up today! Also... RIP Stan Winston

[@luckyDancer100]

I miss when films were delicately constructed with practical effects. Even if it took longer and was more expensive, you can watch movies like this today or 50 years from now, and they’re still perfect.

[@foodhatesme]

luckyDancer100 that's just it cgi can't compete with this, the way actors interact with the world their supposed to be in is far better with minimal cgi.

[@BallisticGhast6]

Ikr. I remember when they made the early 2000's Hulk, they used cutouts of his face and I think they also made giant fists as well and it blends in really well. I miss those times

[@luckyDancer100]

RedSynergy2k the early 2000’s was really when movies started to focus on CG effects. And unfortunately a lot of those movies feel dated today because technology changes, whereas tangible objects will always look real. And movies like Jurassic Park or Indiana Jones or ET, etc, will remain timeless classics.

[@BallisticGhast6]

luckyDancer100 ikr I still find it cool that the new Jurassic World movie used a few more animatronics than the first

[@RicardoCon94]

luckyDancer100 if done well, CG can age well but only if they're willing to put in the money and effort. Bad CG will be obvious and look bad in a couple of years compared to what comes out. I think the CG in Jurassic World is good and I think it would age well but I'm curious how it will stand with films that come out in 5 to 7 years.

[@Jiff321]

It sucks that 90's movies look realer than today.... they just want to maximize profit instead of realism.

[@Dronkey64]

moemoney131 vee now they just do computer animation.

[@TigerPaint92]

@@Dronkey64 Yeah and its interesting how the 90s jurassic park t rex looks realer than the ones in jurassic world.

[@jonusaguilar8156]

Watch Space Jam and tell me that movie doesn’t look like garbage.

[@amandamol9050]

And shorter time.

[@lucyluca6602]

I kinda feel that way with video games too actually. They were better years ago than they are now. They pretty much always feel unfinished, unpolished, and just made to bring some money.

[@tannerq8900]

That T rex was beautiful, as some one who loves and wants to go into some form of eingineering and art. It makes me really happy.

[@-C-]

Amazing that tjis movie still look better than new movies. Not only because of animatronics but also all the computer generated effects are better than majority of today's CGIs. For example they look more realistic than the rest of the saga.

[@Derf360]

Did you know that the T rex was not supposed to bust through the sun roof? The kids were actually terrified when this happened.

[@vipertagtc9684]

Did you know they felt proud of overcoming it?

[@DiegoMoreno-yb6fj]

Didnt know that

[@wickedhouston5538]

yes it was. it was in the script

[@Derf360]

Actually, it was added into the script but it wasn't added in till after the rex busted the sunroof.

[@mr.toucan1585]

Dakota Thompson Worng again!!! The very first script had it in it (Credit to Dead Meat)

[@chalonhutson]

"Not good bed-fellows." Nice "Lost World" reference!

[@neo-filthyfrank1347]

cringe

[@Stayhumblefootieguy]

Better than any CGI today this what movies miss today through commitment to the true nature of making things look real has been lost for me this is jaws and jurassic Park are such good hits

[@joedufour8188]

I remember watching this movie in a theater when it first came out. It was absolutely phenomenal when compared to any movie in history at the time. Now it is 2021 and it is still the king of all movies. Bravo to all those involved in the making of the original Jurassic Park movie.

[@garrisonnichols807]

I remember seeing this movie as a kid when it came out. The T Rex escape scene was so epic the entire audience was quite in amazement. We were all frozen in our seats stuck looking at the screen in awe and wonder.

[@StaticBlaster]

I bet that was awesome.

[@MyAlmightyHero]

I want that giant rexy robot

[@reddyyy5634]

Its all fun and games untill it moves and etas you alive

[@MyAlmightyHero]

Blox Gameplays looks like my old dead parrot He was biting me alot My little evolved dinosaur made me cry very much when he died WHAT ABOUT AN ORIGINAL DINOSAUR Haha I think he will die from the first week, Can he stay good with hot weather (50°C and up)

[@TheRealRiptide01]

Master Herobrine same here

[@JZM006]

Master Herobrine lol so do i

[@fwmiguel9439]

My house is to small for it 😂

[@winburna2075]

Way better than the CGI graphics today!

[@themightychinful]

I have a newfound respect for the original that was already my favourite. The work they had to do to bring the Rex to life, just wow. And it came out so well, the movie is superb.

[@j4x475]

This film was a turning point in cinema. I was in awe of it in the cinema as a child and it’s still impressive to this day. Now I watch it with my son.

[@barkbark2293]

Theres too much CGI on movies these days, it kinda makes movies look more unrealistic.

[@bigqockold-859]

Den tojong some csi is good but too much is troublesome

[@barkbark2293]

Exactly

[@jackryan2612]

Yeah, I think no matter how good the cgi is, it still never really feels "there" whereas the animatronics are actually real things

[@bigqockold-859]

Chunklet for me the fact is that animatronics are already part of the movie which makes the animatronics blend in with the movie resolution as does have too high detailed or low to make it look cartoonish and also suck things like shadows of the t-Rex will seem natural is because that is how our eyes perceived what the shadow of the t-rex to be due to the fact its hard to recreate such details like shadows the best recreations of nature is nature itself as nature is unpredictable but yet subtle enough for recreation but just not top grade kind

[@Bakamatsu-GojiFanArchive]

Chunklet the planet of the apes movies got it right for the most part. All the close up to mid shots are amazing it's just the shots of them running around that looks off

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

After Star Wars, I personally think that Jurassic Park was the single biggest jump in special effects that cinema has ever seen.

[@bliss6417]

I miss stan winston so much. JW CGI was trash. But its good to see animatronics back in JWFK

[@bliss6417]

??? I dont know what you are talking about. I was told by one of my friends that it looked worse than JP3, and since then I watched JW again several times, and looking back, I found it very poor compared to other films.

[@PU8698]

Purploy JW used CGI, because it wpuld have been imbossible to use animatronics in many scenes. Like the pteranodons and dimorphodons, the scene with the gyrosphere(too many dinosaurs to be made as animatronics and the dinosaurs were also running in that scene), the T-Rex vs Indominus fight scene would have been hard to be made with animatronics and the mosasaur would have been imbossible as well

[@bliss6417]

I meant that there were more animatronics in JWFK tan JW, and JW's cgi was kinda overused, in my opinion.

[@bonafiedangeredpenguin5387]

The still use practical Indo raptor in the cage was animatronic

[@44חוגטגקשידל]

They used body parts in different scenes

[@cevinsconcertchannel2757]

The shaking added a little extra touch of creepiness...I kind of like it!

[@freeminded8509]

T rex moving on it's own ' never heard something so scary in my life! Guess life does find a way🤣

[@paranoidgenius9164]

The first Jurassic Park is a landmark within the film industry! Nearly 30 years since, but the special effects are still awe inspiring!

[@Gazza-is2tk]

It was so worth the effort though, I still honestly can say this is best scene in any movie Iv ever seen....... Ever, tapping claw raptors in the kitchen a close second. The horror I experienced as a kid watching that will always stay with me. Absolutely genius film making

[@MrAlsfan5]

The idea of being in T Rex's world is terrifying. If the movie prop was frightening, then the real thing would have been mind bending.

[@nebulakula5410]

Is nobody gonna acknowledge that the music playing in the background is from Jurassic Park operation genesis??

[@midass8274]

Nebula Kula hi marge Simpson

[@kristikristi1183]

Watching Jurassic Park now for who knows how many times. The quality of the dinosaurs was and still is amazing. When I watched the movie for the first time in 1993, the theater audience applauded.

[@timidhobgoblin207]

And this right here in summary is why the original film utterly demolishes and pees all over the new films. The amount of effort they put into this one scene alone was extraordinary and it truly paid off. You can still watch this over 20 years later and be tricked into thinking they might have somehow actually placed a real dinosaur on the set. It looks flawless and utterly spectacular.

[@ShinGhidorah17]

When the animatronic is in the rain, it causes the animatronic to shiver, but that is what you would do if you were cold and wet in the rain in real life, to be honest. That animatronic has personality. That’s amazing.

[@Ethan-en2ij]

Thanks so much Stan Winston

[@MrBazukaz]

The amount of hardwork that went into making that movie,I mean even to this day it's wayy better than modern CGI

[@TekkenBones]

2:10 that is legitimately intimidating to watch.

[@MySwimteam]

The rain added was a genius idea! It made the scene that much better!

[@laksh0111]

Hardwork always pays off👏👏

[@ktkalicka]

Congratulations to all the people that worked on the film and these machines.. the special effects were wayy ahead of their time... I'm glad the movie was such a huge box office success, the director and crew really deserved it ...the movie still brings joy and awe to those who watch it today

[@PaleozoicProductions]

Everyone gangsta til'' the rex starts moving on its own

[@jaschabull2365]

Gotta love how they made this great, colossal, horrific beast only for it to end up shivering in cold from the rain. Now I just want to give her a warm dino-hug. Also, guess this is what that one outtake in A Bug's Life was referencing when the songbird practical effect broke down (and that beast was a dinosaur too... classy).

[@ooooooooh7916]

The earlier JP Movie dinosaurs are MUCH MORE realistic than the newer ones tbh. The excitement when the realism is just so fantastically detailed and realistic, now on the newer movies they look quite.. fake which makes it less exciting, and yes I know they are fake and all but I mean the older dinosaur models are much more believable than the new ones.

[@destroyingtheleft3720]

Hakura Mage Reed to much cgi gives a feel the movie looks like a video game

[@roadsage6828]

This movie moulded my childhood. Thanks for making this video.

[@sharkobama]

seeing rexy moving on its own gosh i wouldve been crying and screaming-

[@stevehenrichs5091]

BECAUSE STAN WINSTON PUTS LIFE INTO HIS CREATIONS!

[@_azstudio]

What a priceless experience all the crews got during this filming. I wish they had smartphone at that time to record the rex move on its own

[@TTGOz]

I can truly appreciate the Animatronic work in these films, but I think using a mix of CGI and Animatronics in the original Jurassic Park was the best way to go instead of fully robotic. Jp3 Animatronics were God awful in my opinion, besides the raptors. Jurassic World is really CGI-reliant, but I didn't 100% mind, the dinosaurs still looked really good.

[@SebastianTinajero]

Braden Nielsen I agree! I absolutely love animatronics but they definitely have their limitations the mix of cgi and animatronics was done masterfully which is what made the film change history, if it would’ve just been animatronics many of scenes would have not been able to have been done!

[@princesagamero]

No.

[@DJ-toblerone]

The animatronic Spinosaurus looked good in the night & rain scene in JP3. They were just weren't filmed with the same finesse for the rest of the movie.

[@flabens]

Did not know that T-rex was animatronic. It was an amazing scene. Best T-Rex ever until today

[@Zerozerozero-m9l]

And yet.. it's not the true story. They made two of them and it is never mentioned anywhere!

[@DiegoMoreno-yb6fj]

It had a sibling! Where is she? She ate it, TAN TAN TAANN

[@Blue65Tank]

1:56 that's the 2nd rex animatronic. The legs were insert ones to be used for running shots but never ended up happening

[@rexkingdom5838]

0seconds then how u kow

[@Zerozerozero-m9l]

rex kingdom there are multiple footage bits with it.

[@rexkingdom5838]

0seconds ohhh

[@jonrobbin170]

that animatronic is a big part of what makes the first movie more believable and magical than the rest

[@fruitfarmfactory]

I would like a like a fully walking one with a remote control.

[@bekkerthesokuangeldragon68]

Fruit Farm Factory Full size like a boss

[@indigotears]

She's a film icon, I love her!

[@RoshFragger]

Now that the technology is far ahead, we need to see more of these extinct masterpieces revived using animatronics!! :D

[@Annatar0]

Jurassic Park and Lost World is a master piece of animatronics and nothing has come close to what they did back then.

[@Me-wk7dz]

I'd like to consider myself pretty in-touch with movie effects. Yet my mind was blown when I realized the Jeep scene was filmed in an indoor studio!

[@Zamolxes77]

So the puppet end up weighing as much as a real T-Rex. Awesome !

[@caiuspostumiusturrinus1024]

Truly a lost art that CGI cannot replace.

[@mypicturesbox]

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[@passaku3813]

I really respect the way they made the T-rex more realistic than CGI .. and I'm still excited to see back first and second movie. 🙂

[@casualguy634]

Ay wait 🅱ruh hold on... Is that a second rex at 3:16 in the background???

[@BVK.]

Wow Didnt notice that XD

[@evetteacy5671]

It's great how it's REAL Looking

[@leonidas6134]

Clicked on this bc of my interest in Dinos. Closed window bc of my fear of Aliens.

[@cruzcontrol1303]

So brilliant, doing it in the rain, the best on screen dinosaur ive ever seen. Looked real when i was 4 and still looks just as real today

[@MaybeHarvey]

2:19 that just adds to the charm

[@imsleepingbeauty]

Gotta admit after all these years how awesomely stunning that T-rex animatronic is.

[@SEUMadrugo_]

Muito obrigado por essa obra prima ! *Jurassic park* 👏👏 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@bellametallica]

Even knowing that it was just an animatronic that probably would have still scared the shit out of me. Especially if I saw it moving on it's own lol. The sheer size of it and attention to detail is incredible. They did a fantastic job creating it. It looks so realistitic.

[@not.varmit149]

Big t-Rex moves on its own Me: oh no it’s fnaf all over again!

[@stopthehate1749]

Wow - I always thought that the first Jurassic Park was mostly CGI. Amazing!

[@raymondcontreras3014]

I love watching KZbin videos while taking a good shit

[@bekkerthesokuangeldragon68]

Raymond Contreras That’s what I do everytime xd. I use my youtube on pc the most xd

[@tylerdurden786]

Especially if it's a biggie

[@dirkdiggler2430]

I wish I could thank all those people who busted their butts to bring this movie to life. It's one of my best childhood memories.

[@chelseylin6724]

I have always been so curious how much it would cost to make the T-Rex. It’s sooooo incredibly realistic, i can only Imagine what it costs to make

[@MollyFitzBrown]

This is pretty cool! I enjoyed the Jurassic World Live Tour with my kids, this one looks even more lifelike than the one in the show I posted!

[@nathan2227]

Imagine it moved on its own and actually tore somebody apart

[@jezziemalvada3840]

Almost 30 years later and those dinosaur effects still look cool.

[@jurassicparkfan9356]

2:40 I smell a five nights at Jurassic Park

[@goldgamercommenting2990]

T. rex: I have returned from the grave to hunt and give the living hair cuts

[@gauravjain7653]

Thank you for all your efforts,Stan. This movie means the world to me

[@fariybread5496]

Well made video I’ve done so much research on this trex but the one thing from watching ok the documentary’s and reading everything I could , couldn’t tell me was what happened to the trex after production After a few months of emails back forth I finally found out what happened to the originally rexy animatronic

[@pokeey2347]

Fariybread what?

[@DiegoMoreno-yb6fj]

What happened?? Probably decaying in a room or museum

[@epicspacetroll1399]

...AND???

[@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006]

IT'S BEEN 3 YEARS MANNN

[@fariybread5496]

Didnt expect to get a reply ! So after emailing with the Stan Winston school of technology. They told me that after filming had been completed for the raining break out scene that due to the rain there was a lot of water damage to rexy and the latex started to rot and she was dismantled. Super sad right ? I’m glad that they were able to reuse the bull T. rex from jp2 for the trex in jp3.

[@SatansFire]

Already admired how well done the animatronics were but never considered how damaging the water would be... Definitely have more of an appreciation now.

[@TheKaiser-pf8fr]

At first they where going to use stop motion for all of the the dinosaurs!

[@jackleo28]

This is MUCH BETTER than CGI.!!!!

[@nelsontenorio3352]

Five Nights At Stan Winston Studios Anybody? :)

[@bonafiedangeredpenguin5387]

! Yes!

[@lexiepixie9188]

And it looks so real. He will forever be an inspiration

[@darknessthehedgehog3]

For my question where did the lawyer go after he got eaten or do they have a holding area in the anima Tronic

[@chinchy111]

wolf spirit theres a youtube video showing how they did that scene. Right after the rex bit him they used computer graphics for the lawyers body

[@SpielSatzFail]

As chincy said plus the Rex was of course fully CGI in this scene. So they just had to remove the real actor from the point when the Rex would lift him up.

[@Bonniethebunny]

Watching the extra features, they said once the rex got the lawyer into its mouth, they replaced him with a ragdoll.

[@TaurusUndefeated]

I am freaking obsessed with Jurassic Park franchises along with Jurassic world franchise has🤗😄😏 and all of the back stories makes it even better!

[@Bsi132]

I love how in Jurassic Park 3 during the conference, Grant says that the dinosaurs in jurassic park were all animatronic.