Everything Wrong With Jurassic Park In 3 Minutes Or Less

After much demand, we decided to point the sin-counter at the dinosaur classic, Jurassic Park. And no, one of the sins isn't that the kids don't die.
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[@justaninnocentpomegranate3702]

You know a movies good when it can be sinned in less than 3 minutes.

[@ziongamell8193]

Kennedy Damn right!

[@benitofranco372]

Kennedy D legit my thoughts, also on "The Dark Knight"

[@maoribrotha53]

Kennedy D It's because the video was made long ago.

[@lottelarsen2918]

Kennedy D my thoughts 😉😉

[@monsterhanna6691]

Kennedy D This was when he first started out and before his videos for longer. Length doesn't mean anything.

[@happyandblessed5640]

When the T rex walks in this movie you only here one thud every second and not one foot after the other. I rest my case the T rex really is a big kangeroo!

[@heartless604]

I rest my case is the last thing you are meant to say lol.

[@happyandblessed5640]

@@heartless604 "you're right, bad grammar on my part.

[@barozukos7791]

I think you mean a kangaroo is a really small T rex

[@happyandblessed5640]

@@barozukos7791 Yes, good point.

[@applejuicejunkie316]

Now I'm imaging a T-rex hopping around like a kangaroo

[@proudpapaprick]

Not even one comment regarding: "We've spared no expense!" Hires one fucking programmer, and underpays him besides.

[@shashashashadowbannedbud4371]

Touche´

[@JamesKing-mi1jb]

While I agree that having only one programmer is dumb, if I remember correctly the programmer says he bid for the job, meaning he set the price that he'd do the work for.

[@stevierenee4376]

That programmer was also greedy as heck and got himself into so much financial trouble though

[@proudpapaprick]

@@stevierenee4376 This is true. Nevertheless, you can't tell me having additional programmers and paying them a little more wouldn't have at least added some security there.

[@stevierenee4376]

@@proudpapaprick oh absolutely. Hiring more programmers wouldn’t have even given him the opportunity to start - or even write - that bogus program to allow him to steal embryos for in-gen. But then also, I wonder how many programmers were around with his skill at that time who would be willing to work on such a ludicrous project.

[@reedr7142]

I love this movie, but the sins you found are f***ing phenomenal. Minus one sin for a person actually using the mouse to hack a computer instead of flailing at the keyboard the entire time.

[@heartless604]

@Bill Zussman nowadays you can Alt+Shift+Enter!

[@camilogonzalez8140]

Should’ve been a minus sun for the awesome first shot of the park.

[@jakubn3809]

Also one sin, because Velociraptor somehow opens the door and another for a hand right behind him in the next shot.

[@dildojizzbaggins6969]

*fucking Don't be cringe, yo...

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

There's actually alot more sins that he left out.

[@mishikita4535]

I remember my main issue with the central commad scene when they were trying to reach the gun was the fact that Max was rebooting the systems, Alan and Ellie were holding the raptor and bay while trying to get the gun but Tim is doing NOTHING other that pressuring Max to go faster, why couldnèt he grab the gun and give it to Ellie or Alan?

[@Zieji]

Plot hole indeed, I guess it's because of "no weapons in kids hands" as some kind of rule

[@maniacalmatt917]

You mean Lex, not Max

[@RhazUhl]

@@Zieji it's a Spielberg movie after all. I mean this is the dude who digitally removed guns from policemen's hands on E.T., right?

[@wompy_king3978]

I know right? He just tapping the chair like a idiot

[@thelowestoflow5486]

@@wompy_king3978 and bouncing up and down like a dirtbag

[@BigFlange]

What about the ending. It's the biggest movie mistake ever.... They make a point all through the film that you can feel and hear a T Rex coming from miles away (the vibrations rippling the water and the stomping sounds etc.) But then right at the end the Rex magically ninjas her way into the visitors centre without anyone seeing or hearing it.

[@phire]

la dodgers 4 life THAT IS EXACTLY WHY I LOOKED UP THIS VIDEO. I just finished watching the movie for the first time in years and that pissed me off so badly!

[@MorriganAtwood]

la dodgers 4 life Even without the sound thing, there's no way nobody failed to SEE the T-Rex coming through the front doors -- unless the cinematographer did the thing many do, which is assume everyone's line of vision ends with the camera. This happens more than once in the movie. "Wow, a Brachiosaur. And wow, look at all these other dinosaurs I didn't notice because I didn't turn my head slightly to the left!"

[@MorriganAtwood]

***** And yet nobody felt the vibrations of its steps, including the raptors?

[@darrenhood4033]

MorriganAtwood There are two dangerous raptors closing in on them. Your eyes would be on the raptors and solely on the raptors, to look away or direct your attention elsewhere just isnt important. Perhaps the rex did make noise, but being we are in Grant's POV we didnt hear it because he disregarded everything to protect his girlfriend and wards from the immediate threat. As for the raptors, they were focused on the kill and nothing else. Even the smartest of predators is subject to the same fallacies.

[@MorriganAtwood]

Darren Hood We're not seeing from his POV. It's a third person shot. I disagree on the raptors. I think as pack hunters that have to be aware of their environment they'd have picked up on a larger predator moving in, and since the camera doesn't show anything from their POV or their thought process the most we can do is speculate.

[@jayswift4511]

Yes Tim would have been electricuted even though he was not grounded. It's not about having your feet actually on the ground, it's about touching another object to complete a circuit. He was touching multiple wires, so yes he completed the circuit.

[@bookerjones8123]

@@DerpaTure9503 I think you're thinking too hard, but you're thinking, that's good.

[@majora5651]

Sounds plausible, but doesn't electricity always choose the shortest path to get to the ground? It would've had to make a detour through his body plus the resistance of a human body to electricity is much higher than the metal it was supposed to go through.

[@Israel220500]

@@majora5651 Not quite. Electricity finds the path with less resistance between two points with voltage difference between them. It doesn't matter if it's two wires or a wire and ground as long as there is a voltage difference. Also it's not necessarily the shortest path, if there's a path made of metal and other of ceramic, electricity will most likely choose the metallic one even if it's longer since it has less resistance.

[@alethiamillner5603]

@@DerpaTure9503 nope that's not it!

[@lztx]

@Alberto Pardi the thick wires are connected by thin wires so they appear to be at a no potential difference to each other

[@Zippity181]

I'd love a full length reissue of this with a Jeff Goldblum being Jeff Goldblum bonus round

[@horserider234]

Where is this? I can't find it

[@GojiWars]

@@horserider234 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️🤦

[@blankslate7491]

@@horserider234 bruh

[@bluethedinosaur2347]

Did you say JEFF GOLDBLUM

[@oppositeswitzerland1058]

@@horserider234 are you kidding me?

[@OckhamAsylum]

Knowing your usual level of nitpicky-ness, it's weird seeing all the sins you missed. I mean, you jumped humongous portions of the movie at a time and totally skipped out on the last 8 or so minutes. Only 36 total? I'm used to you going over practically every inch of the movie.

[@RaeDSJ8512]

OckhamAsylum Well, this is an older cinema sins video. As you go further back on the channel, his videos are shorter.

[@StorieGrubb]

OckhamAsylum i agree. they should re do this one...missed so many.

[@davedelta2325]

Some guy made an entire 4 PAGE WEBSITE on all the wrong things in this movie, 4 PAGES!

[@hoolahooop]

Dave Delta 4 page website isn't a very good way of measuring whats wrong with it. For all we know each page could be as long as normal youtube page, or the length of a popular youtube page with all 120,000 comments being displayed

[@cameron9359]

Yea well this was one of the first videos they did. If he did it now it would be 10min long at least..

[@wesselstienstra7020]

oh and Samuel L. Jackson didn't say motherfucker at all. Sin.

[@ladycplum]

Wessel Stienstra I HAVE HAD IT WITH THESE MUTHAFUCKIN DINOS ON THIS MUTHAFUCKIN ISLAND!

[@joeschmoe7978]

***** this was pre-95...when sam jackson was still just the black guy who dies. He hadnt graduated to the black guy who dies in awesome fashion until the late 90s.

[@TehUltimateSnake]

Joe Schmoe Pulp fiction though

[@suwidasittiprapa6614]

Wessel Stienstra he forgot when the t rex popped out of nowhere in the visitor center to eat a raptor

[@ladycplum]

kratoscallofduty I HAVE HAD IT WITH THESE MUTHAFUCKING DINOSAURS ON THIS MUTHAFUCKING ISLAND!

[@Revbone450]

In the beginning I was expecting, "That kid is completely wrong a six foot turkey would be terrifying"

[@sawanna508]

Exactly! Geese or roosters can get kind of scarey when they are angry. Geese were even used like guard dogs and they are a lot smaller. I would never want to meet a six foot turkey! That would be taller then me!

[@rangerecho]

We need a re-issue of this one Edit: to those asking why, I noticed that earlier videos in the series don't go into as much length as the latter ones do, I'd like to think that Jeremy's brain wasn't as trained to spot sins as it it now.

[@daviethelion5131]

Why

[@AceofDlamonds]

It feela rushed as hell

[@GeckoHero]

Exactly

[@janemoores7330]

What

[@jefferey_92]

No

[@tclambert1]

Another sin: Nobody makes zoos with electric fences. You're smart enough to cobble together dinosaur DNA, but too dumb to ask, "Hey, what if the power goes out?" Another sin: How do you get from strands of DNA to eggs? What lays the eggs? Another sin: Somebody creates a living dinosaur and doesn't tell anyone until they have a zoo-ful? The moment one hatches, they'd be racing to publish their scientific findings and to patent their work, if not earlier. Another sin: You want to do a safety review of your zoo, who do you call? Zoologists? Safety experts? No, a mathematician and an archaeologist.

[@vhdangel]

1. Redundant generators would have been nice, yes, at the very least on the carnivore paddocks. But wouldn't that have defeated the purpose of being able to run the whole park from the control center? 2. Ostriches (and I assume emus). Hammond states this during the tour of the lab. The Japanese have successfully transplanted tuna DNA into newly hatched mackerel gonads, and the mackerel laid tuna eggs, so it's plausible (plus, this is how you clone sheep, by swapping out the nuclei in a fertilized egg). 3. Large, multi-billion dollar conglomerate with top notch lawyers who make people sign rock solid Non-Disclosure Agreements might have something to do with it. Think Apple. 4. You got me. I wouldn't risk grandkids on a trial run. Not to mention that Hammond should have replaced Nedry almost immediately. He had liability written all over him. Guess you get what you pay for (lowest bidder). :P

[@Fingeroo]

The park was geothermally powered, and therefore a power outage was not something very likely to happen. It wasn't the storm that took the fences offline but Nedry, an unpredictable act from an inside man. If Nedry hadn't deactivated the enclosure fences to get to the eastern dock, nothing would've happened.

[@18aidanme]

Well, Dr. Grant is kindof a zoologist.

[@effusivevoid]

someone needs to take some biology courses. really?? you dont know how to answer sin 2?

[@godcharon]

The eggs were unfertilized ostrich eggs they placed the DNA within

[@theplayajam7654]

Um, I know a sin. Hey Tim, how about actually helping Alan and Grant actually grab the gun instead of watching Lex power up the systems.

[@johnhughes4591]

ThePlayaJam765 alen and grant? His name is alen grant her name is ellie

[@theplayajam7654]

Whoops. I kinda made a typo there. I actually meant Alan and Ellie.

[@zacharywilliams9708]

Alan and grant LMFAO

[@kwaaieaerpel7760]

John Hughes alan

[@kwaaieaerpel7760]

ThePlayaJam765 i see a sin in your comment

[@nickh.4940]

Fun fact, the scene where the T-Rex breaks the ceiling glass of the car was not part of the original script. During production, the animatronic T-Rex basically malfunctioned due to the "rain" and was not able to stop in time and dropped right through the glass, leaving the actors for Lex and Tim pinned under it, so the reactions that you see in the film are real, and those are their actual screams of Terror!

[@theironnautilus7228]

How do they get the top down view of the attack then? I feel like that claim is BS I’ve heard it before but other points kinda disprove it UNLESS they liked it and decided to reshoot for more angles or sum

[@Busher50]

​@@theironnautilus7228the first shot from the side angle is the genuine reaction. The top down shot is done after the malfunction

[@jrviade85]

nobody cares!!! 😎

[@OniHelix]

First off, rude. Second, if you didn't care at all, you wouldn't be here in the first place. Third, they have a point.

[@jpsned]

2:46 Add a sin: The gaps in the fence wires were so large, the kids wouldn't have had to climb the fence, they could have crawled through.

[@gp-zo3sl]

there are actually smaller strings between the bigger ones :)

[@jakubn3809]

@@gp-zo3sl Despite that one sin because he survived a 10kV shock.

[@KO47893]

Hell, even Grant probably could have squeezed through the bigger gaps.

[@trulymeparker]

Agreed, at least Tim could of got through

[@sawanna508]

@@KO47893 No, that only look like gabs but those rectangles are devided into smaller rectangles. Grant even trys out weather it is possible to squeeze them through.

[@RazielRodriguezz]

when the T Rex roars you remove 27 Sins.

[@theescapeartist23]

Agreed.

[@latoyatv2030]

Agreeable

[@lanfrazer3450]

Yeah um there would be to less sins

[@maxmyers5760]

@@idunoh1902 ?

[@drperrycox31]

And the shot of open-shirt Jeff Goldblum removes another 30 sins.

[@nahor88]

LOL, if this video was remade it would have 3 times as many sins, half of them joke sins. Jeremy's voice also sounds so different here.

[@jonmauk]

His voice seems to change a lot along the history of this channel, varying in speed, tone, and pitch, also that one time he was sick.

[@FirstPlace97]

Jeremy?

[@gooberdudebear]

+nc The narrator

[@FirstPlace97]

gooberdude2 Full name?

[@jmrrapidarc4472]

Jeremy Scott

[@MrHeuvaladao]

Lots of scenes deserve sin removals. Actually, many visual effects of these movie are still pretty convincing.

[@MaestroRigale]

Heu Valadao This movie is a masterclass in visual effects, imo. It still holds up after all these years, better than some modern movies.

[@xHaste]

Fully agree. Its been 27 years now, nearly 3 decades.

[@someonewithsomename]

ahahah no, it looks like shit by modern standards. You would not say that, if it were not Jurassic Park.

[@joeyjerry1586]

Ok, as much as I adore this movie, it annoys me when people say the best thing about the movie is the visuals. Yes they’re incredible but they don’t make a movie. What about the excellent characters like Grant’s arc or Malcolm’s take on Hammond’s work? Or the incredible acting? Or the way it creates suspense? Or John Williams’s score? If the movie was badly written, it’d not matter how beautiful the visuals are. Writing and directing is what makes a movie

[@MrHeuvaladao]

@@joeyjerry1586 That too.

[@brentgranger7856]

3:01 - "Hey Timmy! I know you're having a good time watching Lex, but can you get us that shotgun? Better yet, SHOOT THE RAPTORS!"

[@briwilson9517]

NO FR i loveee this movie but there’s so many things i thought cinemasins would’ve pointed out or joked about and just completely ignored them!!!! LIKE WHENEVER MALCOM SEXY POSES WITH HIS INJURED ASS LEG

[@vj9988]

You forgot that part where Ellie is desperately trying to reach the gun while Tim is just jumping up & down like a girl while Lex does her hacking! Favorite movie but that part always makes me laugh!

[@francoparnetti]

They applied their knowledge from the prometheus school of running away from things.

[@hays1874]

Crouching Moron I know

[@theescapeartist23]

why like a girl? huh? HUH?!

[@theescapeartist23]

@Nature * thanks. Calm now.

[@mitchellhogg4627]

36!? thats the lowest I've ever seen

[@Captainbadger123]

Have u seen troll 2

[@ACEARCADIA]

This movie has way, an I mean way more mistakes than 36. Just watched this movie for the 1st time today on Netflix, got so upset I had to see if CinemaSins did a video. Now I'm even more upset at the 36 they showed. Please @CinemaSins redo this overrated movie that I avoided til now, only because my wife wanted to watch it.

[@kanchanabandara4264]

28 sins for District 9

[@2hrsToChooseThis]

Yes. I've also heard of April Fools lol

[@nathanielrincon7907]

+Ace Arcadia Mistakes and Sins are not the same thing though. It's true there is more they could have said, but these are SINS not MISTAKES. Sins are less serious.

[@thenewbie2897]

If you look closely at the movie, you can see that the kids could overpower a raptor against a door. And when the adults tried they had immense trouble.

[@OniHelix]

LOL, okay, that's a good sin there.

[@masonjbustos]

The raptor had just hit its head on something, so it probably couldn’t see or think very well

[@siriwitvt2276]

Cinemasins cannot be contained. Cinemasins breaks free. Cinemasins find a way...

[@Taijifufu]

There it is.

[@perlundgren7797]

They even move in herds.

[@BoomDYadda]

You missed the deus rex machina!

[@pieterd3408]

It wasn't an ex machina. It was established beforehand that there was a T-Rex roaming on the island. Just a surprise, that's all.

[@pieterd3408]

@SlaveOfSauron I wasn't even angry or crying. I don't know why you feel the need to say that, as it's not funny and doesn't really add anything to the conversation. I was just giving my opinion. I guess it would fall in to ex machina territory, but it isn't that implausible. Sorry if I was being too agressive.

[@bookerjones8123]

@@DerpaTure9503 You all make good points. Either way, this is early, three minute CinemaSins, when it was mostly about something goes to the left in the first shot and to the right in the second. Jeremy gets more into dramatic contrivance, character inconsistency, etc, later on.

[@JakkFrost1]

@@pieterd3408 What everybody is missing is the simple fact that the OP was making a pun, deus REX machina. Whether or not there actually was a legitimate deus ex machina is irrelevant.

[@pieterd3408]

@@JakkFrost1 You're right, fair enough.

[@Durwood71]

For that matter, why couldn't the boy have gotten the gun? He wasn't doing anything important at the moment.

[@christrevino5620]

Yea HISHE makes fun of that, look up "how jurassic park should have ended"

[@LilyRose8959]

That always bothered me, too. Tim could have handed Ellie or Grant the gun instead of bugging his sister while she was trying to turn the power back on.

[@robertpena070656]

Pretty 8iim

[@Katt30]

Because he was a little kid, who was at the time scared shitless by raptors and everything else that's gone on. He focused in on his sister, rather than the raptor at the door.

[@artsyscrub3226]

Crystal Meyers But someone could have screamed at him to grab the gun! Like the dude who told the girl to grab it! He should have been smarter

[@izaioigentry1760]

You forgot about the scene were the damn raptor comes through the door of the kitchen, and I guess it’s an editing error, but there’s a human hand, supporting the puppets tail

[@jpanderson2569]

I think this is my favorite "Everything Wrong with..." video so far because so many of the flaws that were pointed out have bugged me since I was a kid. I can't watch this movie without getting annoyed about Hammond flying backwards in the helo, but somehow is the first to notice the island they are flying closer to is behind them. The F? For the record I do think it's a fantastic movie, and the fact that it's "only" 36 sins and most them more lazy movie-making tricks than plot flaws speaks to its quality. That freakin' helicopter scene though...

[@uncannyvalley2350]

He could've easily swapped seats during the flight to point out landmarks or to have conversations. Theres a few at the start that just seem arbitrary, but I like cinema sins, so I'll just remove one sin

[@kathrynhoward4196]

This is one of the most iconic films in history. It also has a shit load more problems than this video suggests. I'm surprised they haven't done an updated version of it yet.

[@toughmanrandysavage3077]

The "Flight Simulator" is actually a real file browsing program for Unix based operating systems. They were using a sgi indigo computer which was a very high end Unix workstation. The monitors even have silicone graphics stamped on them. Those Unix stations were actually used to create the cgi for the movie. It most likely was product placement from silicon graphics inc

[@gmaxion2001]

*Ahem* NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERD!

[@hAvonfunwithRenee]

@@gmaxion2001 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lupine25]

Also the computer we have to thank for many Nintendo 64 games as it was used as a development platform back then.

[@dodgeguyz]

Nerd alert!!!!!! LOL

[@SirHeadly84]

@@dodgeguyz so its ok to be wrong as long as you aren't being a nerd? Lmao..

[@MP197742]

No. 23 has always really bothered me. If there's a giant cliff there, where'd the T-rex come from?!?!

[@dragonex54]

Agreed i didn't care much when i first saw it but later on it really bothered me

[@badasssniper5360]

it bothered me the first time i saw the movie

[@dragonex54]

then how is the fence broken in the other side?

[@NahzBio117]

***** Maybe because the big bad dino pushed a CAR through it?

[@dragonex54]

they went through it while he was pushing the fence was already broken

[@bradpotts1747]

2:51 yes the fence would shock him hes touching multiple bars. edit. also you missed the fact that the warden had been around the raptors from the beginning, had been very observant of them, and had hunted just about everything, but is somehow surprised and outsmarted by their use of basic group coordination.

[@lochlainn3561]

He was touching multiple bars, but earlier they show that those bars are interwoven by a lighter cable. There would be no potential voltage difference between the bars so it is questionable how he was electrocuted. xD

[@kevenguimaraes]

The one unmentioned sin from this movie that always bugged me was the idea that Hammond put this whole thing together without any of the top paleontologists on the planet having a single clue. I mean if they were so good wouldn’t he have either hired them from the beginning or wouldn’t they have figured it out themselves?

[@CalebJordan360]

In the scene where the raptor was trying to get in the room and the girl was doing her flight simulator thing. Little Tim Tim could of turned the fuck around and handed Ellie the shotgun...seriously the bastard wasnt doing a damn thing.

[@dragonsandsuch]

Covered on the "how it should have ended" website.

[@MiosPanties]

That's not true Caleb. He was being annoying and distracting to his sister while she was trying to save their asses. Sure he wasn't doing anything constructive, but he was still doing something.

[@calebhodgson2142]

i know right he could have grabbed the gun handed it to grant then bam they swing the door open but shot to the head then the other one comes in then bam easy peasy they probley didnt do that because the girl had to lock all the gates to make a more "actiony" scene

[@MrAgentd]

The warden also has a holster, but we never see him draw the handgun, WTH?

[@bjizzle44]

I think the reason they didn't have Tim grab the gun was because even though the book was pretty much Sci-Fi horror, the movie was going to attract a ton of kids and if a kid handled a gun in the movie there would have more than likely been a bunch of uptight pissed off parents

[@xdudeawesomeness]

3:04 that other kid isn't doing shit next to the computer. He could easily have gotten the gun

[@johnhughes4591]

Christopher Moore thats what i said when i watched the movie lol

[@zaphodfrobisher8722]

I think there may be a good reason. Steven Spielberg knew many kids who watched the film would imitate the characters. He probably didn't want to show on screen a kid handling a gun, even just to push it towards an adult.

[@jvc7777]

if that killed woulh have pulled the trigger the gun would have rammed him back several meters

[@RazielRodriguezz]

Christopher Moore good thing they didn't shoot the raptors because if they didn't there's a T rex on its way and that isn't going to stop it from eating them

[@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid]

Yeah, Tim's a fuck-up.

[@liamplayer4081]

The sick triceratops explained: these dinosaurs have to eat rocks for their stomachs to process food, but since there were a limited amount of rocks in the inclosure the triceratops ate the same ones multiple times causing it to get sick. I read it in a side-book of the movie written for children once.

[@McGuireMotionProductions]

37 sins actually, when the goat leg is thrown in the car, in the next scene it disappears

[@REVOLUTION91]

biggest sin here is timmy could obviously fit through the spaces in the fence, no need to climb and extend the plot

REVOLUTION finally some one else noticed that. I thought I was the only one.

[@bonniehowell4259]

That always annoyed the shit out of me.

[@nvstewart]

You've got shit in you?

[@vincentr.6109]

I like how Hammond has enough money to buy or lease one or two islands, genetically create dinosaurs and pay the scientist three years of grant money to visit his park, but can't afford his own bottle of champagne. He literally stole theirs.

[@reedr7142]

Or pay Nedry enough to keep his loyalty, or even hire a crew of computer geniuses to run the park-spared no expense.

[@brianmorton9419]

Cinemasinssins: “wow, 3 minutes? this was really short. That’s what my college girlfriend said when she broke up with me”

[@lilygriffin4307]

The level of sarcasm and scrutinyin his voice goes up the more recent the videos are compared to these older ones 😂

[@tyrantgregcagkaiju71]

This may be just a minor point, but the design of the raptors is a little inaccurate. Raptors looked a little different than how they were depicted in JP. Their design in this movie bares a greater resemblance to the Utah raptor or deinonychus, which was a primary antagonistic dinosaur in Carnosaur.

[@crazyj10agains]

To my knowledge all our images of what dinosaurs "looked like" are basically educated guesses based on their bones. Could be wrong, but I'd sure like to know how one can confidently say "This is what that skull looked like when it had flesh" with any accuracy.

[@almightyjarve]

Crazy Jay Yeah, but Velociraptor bones indicate that they're about 2 feet tall, not 2 metres as shown in the film. It's on the small side of the Dromaeosaurs, whereas Deinonychus is approximately the same size as the 'raptors in the movie. However, when the book was released, Paleontologists were considering classifying Deinonychus as a species of Velociraptor. By the time the movie came out however, the debate had died down, but the director kept the name because it sounded cooler.

[@tyrantgregcagkaiju71]

And the dilophosaurus didn't have a frill around its head. Nor did it spit poison. It was also a much larger dinosaur than how it was shown on film.

[@carlosemanuelrodriguez2590]

You are an idiot its not cgi, there is very little cgi in this film its all animatronics, and the sneeze isnt cgi either its like being blasted with a hose when you put your finger over it

[@tyrantgregcagkaiju71]

Carlos, who are you talking to? No one here said anything about CGI.

[@KittyCatDonut]

Plus the moment that they are trying to keep the door closed when lex and Tim are trying to use the computer... Tim could have totally handed her the gun he wasn't doing anything but standing there lol

[@link8440]

+matthew david jarvis And Nostalgia Critic

[@Cwhirt910]

Yeah Tim could've but really would you want a panicking kid who's shaking picking up a loaded shotgun?

[@WadeMFilms]

Missing cut scene: Nedry, after just being spit on by the Dilophosaurus, gets back in the jeep only to find it waiting for him inside saying: "Kiss me fat boy!" from IT.

[@uncannyvalley2350]

That whole scene was *OARSOME*

[@rayunited2010foryou]

I think there were 2 of them

[@DimitriSentenced]

Here's one for ya: John Hammond all throughout the movie: spared no expense Dennis looking at the restaurant bill towards Dodgeson: don't go cheap on me, that was Hammond's mistake.

[@eavesDropSound]

Fck that fat shit, Dennis. If he learned to control his own diet, he wouldn't be in so much debt with the cookie factory that he would need to fck up the park for a few bucks!

[@CptWillowRose]

This is one of the many examples of where deviating from the novel maskes some scnes inclusion make zero sense. In the novel as Project Supervisor of the Jurassic Park Project, he was first told to "design a module for record keeping". Nedry was never told everything, and was always working in the dark. He had become very annoyed with InGen; Hammond continually asked for things which hadn't been included in his original contract, and InGen demanded that they be done. When Nedry refused, lawsuits were threatened and letters were written to Nedry's other clients insinuating that he was unreliable. Nedry had no other choice but to return and carry out the extra work, but for no extra money.

[@VirgilwithanE]

1:46 That scene is actually explored further and fully explained in the book. Said dinosaur DID eat the lilac berries, but not intentionally. Herbivores like triceratops and stegosaurus had to swallow rocks to help grind up vegetation in their stomachs, since they didn't really have the teeth for it. When the rocks were eventually worn down, they were excreted and the cycle would begin anew. The trike (in the novel, it was a stegosaurus) was accidentally eating lilac berries WITH the rocks off the ground and getting sick routinely as a result. That would also explain why there were no lilac berries in its droppings - they would've been passed weeks ago and Ellie was looking at the wrong batch. Makes you wonder why they didn't include that in the film...

[@lj14wljfilms]

They actually did show it briefly in the film when Ellie picks up a small pile of rocks before looking at the droppings

[@Rawblin]

Remember watching this as a kid, and my mom instantly thought the trike was pregnant. Not sure if that was a possibility still for this particular trike, but obviously it was happening in the park at that time!

[@erintoney7137]

Probably cut for time. I’ve always felt like that scene was incomplete.

[@drpinky504]

Actually the berries and rocks were vomited back up after six weeks. The piles of rocks had berries in them in the book.

[@andrewblain5202]

He should redo some of these. He could do much of a better job today.

[@andrewblain5202]

Plus was I the only one that heard dinosairs during the ride? Not in the video, the movie itself. It said it about 5 times.

[@EvieCorwell]

Andrew Blain He mentioned he won't do it, I think in some Q&A video on the CinemaSins Jeremy channel. He likes the way the old videos show how the channel's evolved.

[@LoN3wOlF5tudi0s]

Harbinger Reaper But he could still keep the older videos. For example if he redoes this movie the new video could be called "Everything Wrong With Jurassic Park (2015 Update)" or "Everything Wrong With Jurassic Park In X Minutes Or Less (2015 Update)". There's no reason he can't keep the older videos and make updated versions of them.

[@EvieCorwell]

LoN3wOlF5tudi0s He still doesn't want to do it.

[@pallinpez]

+LoN3w OlF5tudi0s j Ml S

[@jurassicworld2497]

0:22 the trailer door hinges on the right side outside. However when Grant comes in, it's on his left. THat's a mistake and should have been added

[@IsaacLikesGames]

Some sins you forgot: -In the scene when the T-Rex comes out, everyone is inside their jeeps, so the T-Rex doesn’t know that they’re there, so they’re safe. But then that stupid guy runs out of the jeep and into the bathroom and totally gave himself away. -In that same scene, the girl fucking turns on a flashlight for whatever fucking reason and gives herself away. -In the scene where the guy and the woman are holding the door shut and the woman can’t reach the gun, the little boy is just standing there doing absolutely nothing, and he doesn’t give her the gun.

[@uncannyvalley2350]

Doors open cos the electricity died, kids get scared, I imagine if a Velociraptor was trying to get into the same room as me I would be paralyzed with fear at 40 These are really reachy sins yall

[@thechannel3715]

What I want to know is how when the Velociraptors were surrounding the four in the visitor centre, how in Hell did the T-rex sneak up on the raptors without them hearing or seeing it?

[@michaeltom637]

The Channel Established throughout the entire movie the impact tremors of a T-REX moving in close and completely disregards it at the end because movie magic.

[@thechannel3715]

Michael Tom Exactly!

[@RomanRodri23]

The Channel they should have stuck more to the books, that way all these sins would have been avoided =P

[@BaddeJimme]

The Channel Possibly the T-rex stumbled on the cars and realised that whoever was inside had already seen her, so she never attempted to be stealthy. But the raptors were distracted with their own meals and making too much noise, so the T-rex could tread softly and ambush them.

[@Apocfetau]

The Channel What I want to actually know is how the T-Rex got inside... if it had to break its way in it would have made a lot more noise than just footsteps, and directly in the way of the T-rex's supposed entry point is a still standing set of scaffolding so... how?

[@hikari_no_yume]

The last one shouldn't be a sin. It was a real file manager on SGI Irix workstations.

[@pikkuadi]

+Andrea 💜 90% of sinema sins never have any real reasons

[@bobcat24]

+treebeard Exactly!

[@andrewmartin3570]

+treebeard **ding**

[@Ravynwulf1]

I was going to say this, but you got to it first. It's called FSN or File System Navigator. It's a unix system... I know this. :p

[@happyspaceinvader508]

Andrea 💜 Yeah, but no self-respecting Unix geek would use that instead of the command line. Bourne Shell FTW!

[@bonehaggit]

This was the first cinemasin I saw years ago. Cheers to making such a great channel.

[@ashton9172]

Ya forgot Tim just standing there as Lexi is on the computer and could of gotten the damn gun for Alen and Ellie I like damn kid. Also how many times Hamomod says "we spared no expense " like damn. Lmao

[@Aadilf1]

I came here looking for a sin where Alan Grant throws a stick against the electric fence... How can a dead stick determine whether the fence's electricity is on or not?

[@roocis7822]

+AadilF1 I just want to know why Nedry was too fucking dense to realize the dilophosaurus was a carnivore but not dense enough to release the raptors. Sin.

[@lesliegibbons3379]

Netflix

[@taoliu3949]

+ROOCIS The raptors were never placed into the park itself, so its security system was disconnected from the rest of the park.

[@andromedaiscoming185]

he already knew the fence was off by looking at the lights. he threw the stick to mess with the kids thinking they wouldn't know any better.

[@Aadilf1]

sarin royce That's a reasonable explanation

[@Sooperhans3636]

You missed a few sins: When the lawyer runs away from the Explorer at the T-Rex paddock, he leaves the car door wide open. In he following few shots, it's closed and then reopens again allowing Timmy to close it which gets the attention of the T-Rex. Also, why is Mr. Arnold allowed to go flip the circuit breaker all alone? They knew damn well how dangerous a task it would be yet the chief of security hides in a bunker with all the guns while he goes out in the park alone? Speaking of Mr. Arnold, how in gods name did his severed arm get into a position to fall on Ellie's shoulder. Hell, how did the raptor get all the way into the bowels of that building to kill him in the first place? The power to the raptor pen had only turned of moments before he left to flip the breakers. Another thing: Dr. Grant fires the shotgun at the glass because "they're coming through the glass!" Yet when we see the glass in the next shot, it has regular bullet holes instead of buckshot. Also, the bullets fail to break the glass, how in the hell did the raptor do it? Then, later in that scene the raptor pops up through the ceiling tile but when Dr. Grant kicks it in the face it falls like 15 feet to the floor below, what was it standing on? I'll stop there. You need to revisit this movie and give it more sins.

[@KettiexD]

good points. also, right before Ellie found the kid and Dr. Grant, the ground is fully dry, she finds Malcolm and the ground is muddy again

[@GamePandaXXL]

1:34 He shows this shot and misses to say, THAT THERE IS NO FENCE ON THE LEFT.

[@jaketheberge1970]

These old videos where kept short on purpose. Back in the old days you had to keep it under a set amount of time (I think ten minutes). If he did this today it would be close to twenty minutes and over 100 sins.

[@Sooperhans3636]

I didn't know that, thanks!

[@bravodelta9958]

Another one that has always bugged me, Edmund: Remember when you see the T-Rex in the Jeep's mirror with the "objects may appear" on the mirror. That is written on the passenger side, not the driver. Bugs me like crazy!

[@legocosmic8423]

Great video CinemaSins, always love your content and keep it up.

[@Felamine]

2:17 I remember pointing this out to my family when I was 9. My dad said it's just a movie.

[@Valzahd]

You forgot the biggest sin of this movie: Where the hell did all the park staff go? They explain in a couple throw away lines that people where getting or heading to the boat, whether because of the storm of or the main staff leaves for the weekend, leaving only a skeleton crew behind, we don't know. But there isn't even a skeleton crew. Before the power goes out we see like 15 people in every shot. Scientists, construction crew, maintenance, control room techs. Heck even guys who seem to only open and close gates. Even the waiters serving them a meal they didn't eat are gone. Was Hammond planning to entertain his visitors for a few days with zero staff? Nedry also comments (or boasts) the automated system he designed could run on minimal staff for up to three days. By minimal staff did he mean two techs, a park warden and the owner himself? Because without Grant and the others that's all who would be left to run the whole place for however long the others would be gone for. Oh and you also forgot when Grant and the kids make it back to the visitor center and the kids find a fully laid out buffet just sitting in the dinning room. Did Hammond insist on enough food to feed 30 people be cooked and placed for less than half a dozen visitors? No wonder InGen was in the red in the sequels.

[@Valzahd]

Okay last one I swear: Line flub for drama Ellie talks some reality to Hammond in the dinning room and says Grant and the kids are out there "Where people are dying." This line later becomes a dramatic repeat by Hammond when the talk about fully shutting down the systems is being discussed. "People are dying." Let's go over the facts: Up until this part only two characters have been killed. The lawyer and Nedry. Ellie and Muldoon confirmed the lawyer being toast but no one knew the fate of Nedry. Now unless there were in fact other staff out in the park radioing in the growing fatalities off camera, that means all of them were only aware of a single death. It shouldn't have been "People are dying." Rather "A person has died." But that wouldn't be dramatic enough I suppose.

[@MrGoodroe12]

***** Actually, I think it's explained in the book. In fact, thee people died during the power outage, the tour guide by the younger T-Rex, Nedry by the dilophosaurus, and Dr. Wu by the Raptors. It's been a while since I've read it. Also, remember movies are different from the books, sadly :l

[@Valzahd]

***** I too have read the book and you are correct. But at least the book featured multiple deaths by the staff that was still around. Dozens of people didn't vanish with little explanation in the book. Also we never got to see Hammond's cat sized elephant clone on the big screen. If that's not a sin I don't know what is.

[@boiledelephant]

***** I haven't read the book but that sounds absolutely adorable :3

[@netherfield2000]

I believe there was a line by Hammond about the refrigeration system breaking and the ice cream melting so the adults should eat it. However, I think it was after the ice cream eating scene when the buffet scene happened. Thanks Hammond for cleaning out the fridge, but only of the deserts!

[@blahblah7963]

"a clif that is way tf deeper than a Trex is tall" I am done!😅💀!

[@cockroachcharlie5619]

That's the one that always bugged me the most.

[@landoplayz9774]

@@cockroachcharlie5619 that isn't the t rex paddock Well it is but the rex didn't come out of the cliff It came out the other fence That hole that the car was pushed over was made by the rex pushing the car It was confusing for me at first but if you look into it you'll see

[@charizard_awesomepoco234]

That had always confused me

[@dirkcz9987]

Vanessa Learning kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGXSlJKeftJmrsU Here it is very well explained

[@kingofgaming8695]

lando playz think you should take another look at ur explanation the rex made the whole to push the car in? Tf

[@kinggavitron]

Hey a person 7 years later: did you know that I the original book half of the sins he made because it was out of context is actually explained in the book. A great example is when the T. rex comes out of his enclosure there’s a section where the goat is to show the T. rex and then there was a moat everywhere else. There was actually a hole outline of it, for more info go to a KZbinr called Klayton Fiorti

[@bukkitt2725]

Yooooooo

[@andersbuckner2371]

oh, I was so confused, I thought that they had escaped to the enclosure on the other side thanks for making that clear

[@EarlofSedgewick]

The point where the Rex breaks through is the only point where the fence is damaged. Dr Grant then climbs down the wall, which has no indication of ground anywhere around it - indeed there is a MASSIVE tree immediately below that catches the Jeep. So this giant fucking tree is growing in a moat? No. Also, a sin for Grant and Tim being considered for Founding Fathers of the Prometheus School of Running Away from Things by climbing down a tree immediately below a falling car instead of moving sideways and choosing another route. All of this is testament to the power of spectacle and Spielberg's understanding of what makes a great blockbuster film, since I never noticed it at all when I was young and only noticed after becoming a surly, critical bastard.

[@iantaggart3064]

Since Tim was touching two wires at the same time, he would realistically be shocked.

[@WeAreBrish]

Why would Alan put his whole body weight on the sedated triceratops after the worker just told them she was having labored breathing? What a jerk!

[@Necromancer0225]

You know you make a very good point

[@JustSomeDamnGinger]

You missed the greatest one of all. Through the whole movie they're constantly showing us how the footsteps of the T-Rex are so loud and full of bass that they could hear them and see them in a cup of water before the T-Rex was even in range of sight. Yet, at the climax of the movie, she somehow sneaks in without the people or the raptors (which supposedly have amazing hearing) hearing her enter the building.

[@strangesignal9757]

They aren't TOO loud, and sounds cannot move the cup of water, the vibrations of teh footsteps in the ground can. The raptors would have it easy to notice the Tyrannosaurus IF they were paying attention to it, but they were trying to hunt Alan and the others, so there is no way they could see it coming.

[@studefishernikal]

it could of turned into a male like some of the other dinosaurs because of the frog dna shit

[@jtroopa]

T-rex-machina

[@effusivevoid]

she tip toed.

[@UnprofitableServant1611]

My favorite is where Dr. Grant, a paleontologist and a renowned dinosaur expert, doesn’t even know what a gallimimus is and has to ask tim...

[@marionarda2790]

Yeah I hate that in movies kids ( and Tim is like 7 so little kid at that ) are superior to experts . At least the kids were mostly useless , as they should be

[@nina_whatever3063]

I dont think he asked because he didnt know, rather to give timmy some confidence or distract him

[@zZrEtRiBuTiOnZz]

There are way more sins than that. I request a remake of this.

[@tristannolan1558]

Wow

[@charizard_awesomepoco234]

No, there is way less sins then that

[@iiCookiie7xd]

ye this movie is ass

[@deadly5881]

@@iiCookiie7xd your opinion is wrong

[@iiCookiie7xd]

deadly_ wrath7 nah this movie is actually ass, funny thing is as the movie goes on the sequels are better, except for the newest ones like world and world 2

[@denniswilliams6519]

"Does anybody care about the fate of this Trike in this movie? No? Ok." ...I cared :(

[@w.lawrence5268]

Dennis Williams it turns out to be ok in the game

[@oseamonkeyo9541]

Poor trikey

[@pinkfloyd2917]

I know I'm super late to this thread, but I always thought it was implied that the trike was pregnant. She was having contractions

[@IceFireofVoid]

You forgot to mention the fact that what they call 'raptors' the whole movie are, in fact, Deinonychus. Velociraptor was the size of a wild turkey and about as dangerous as one too.

[@ObieMe1]

These are supposed to be artificially cloned dinos, so is it possible that they were genetically modified to be bigger to be easier to see for the tourist?

[@ikebirchum6591]

actually theyre utahraptors. they were discovered after jurrassic park came out.

[@Faron837]

No, they were pretty dangerous lol. They hunted in packs and could take down much larger dinos. However you are right, they are much smaller and had feathers.

[@Voltorb1993]

wimmy1001 deinonychuses had feathers, too. In fact, T-rex could have some too.

[@AdamYJ]

wimmy1001 The "feathers" bit wasn't a thing when this movie came out. The bit about them being related to birds was a hot new theory at the time, but no one knew about the feathers.

[@gameon5992]

Bonus Sin: How the f*ck did the T-Rex get into the main building without anyone noticing?!

[@lonelyscarygirl]

She stood up in her tip toes lol

[@masterofpuppets5072]

Movie Magic

[@omega311888]

cuz they only make noise when the script says so :P

[@mat199622]

For anyone wondering about the electric fence sceene. Yes it's possible to be shoked that way. The current goes into one of your arms, through your heart and to the other hand, "the path of least resistance".

[@GeeVanderplas]

This one needs to be redone, I'm sure there's a ton more sins to be found! "T Rex Machina... ding!"

[@pieterd3408]

It's not an ex-machina, because it was established beforehand that there was a T-Rex roaming on the island. Just a surprise, that's all.

[@pieterd3408]

@Eggsdayz It's perfectly possible that the Rex saw thing moving through the glass, and anyway, the Rex had just been freed so it was probably curious about its own strengh. The T-Rex was probably a good stealthy hunter, but during the paddock attack scene and the Jeep chase scene it had no reason to be stealthy: it had just eaten.

[@Facelessman254]

I have sin.... when they are all crawling in the ceiling from the captors one of the raptors breaks through and lifts lex up in the air for like 4 seconds before falling down, yet in the next scene it shows the raptor wasn't standing on anything to lift her up for 4 seconds so what was it doing flying?

[@SideEffects297]

Spot on!

[@SideEffects297]

+Am a Chicken yes, those are called people with captions=captors

[@srinivaskl7648]

It fell off a ladder..Lol!!😑😂🤣

3 Frag Jag watch the scene carefully. When the raptor broke through, you can see it's hands come up and latch to the edge of the hole. It was doing pull ups. Lol.

[@jar_knight]

Ron Perrine jr That still doesn't explain how its arms could support the weight of the rest of its body.

[@debayanrana2728]

These early sins videos are the best. You actually put a lot of thought behind each sin. Nowadays everything is a sin just to make the video lengthy.

[@kimralls]

Sin for the number of times you see the soles of people’s boots/shoes after they’ve been trekking through mud, but they’re completely clean (Alan and the two kids in the tree is a perfect example...) 🤣

[@mattparker7932]

I like this movie, but really?! Only 36 sins?! There are so many more. Like at the end of the movie they fly off into the sunset. Except the sun sets in the west. And they are already west of Costa Rica. So where are they going? Nothing that way but a whole lot of Pacific Ocean. Anyway, I think CinemaSins really let them get away with a lot here.

[@KettiexD]

wow impressive

[@mattparker7932]

What about it?

[@michaelgriffiths1982]

Why would you travel so far in 1 direction and then turn? Do you even pilot, bro?

[@mattparker7932]

What pterosaurs? None in the first Jurassic Park. That's a sin for Lost World.

[@CaptainWobbs]

Yeah, the whole "flying off the island" thing is probably the reason why they weren't featured in this film.

[@datrusob]

why did the boy have to climb the fence? He clearly was able to fit through!

[@mrbibs350]

It would have been great if he was stuck half-way through when the power came back on.

[@GeckoHero]

This and the dark knight: ReNew to a minimum 20 Minute video just for my entertainment. Thanks.

[@bexyPTX]

It’s fun knowing that this video would’ve been a lot longer if it was made now

[@NorbertHajduNorb]

This feels too short, I saw a whole lot of other sins in this movie, this needs a redo.

[@AkumachanCez]

The one with suddenly-there's-a-cliff was what bothered me when I first saw the movie. Lol

[@zerobolt9506]

Love your comment about john standing in the same spot all day every day at like 1:00 minute in. The way you say has me laughing. 🤣🤣🤣

[@LadyDoomsinger]

I've watched a fair few Everything Wrong With videos now, and it's funny how every franchise seems to accumulate more and more sins for each sequel. Also, can we take a moment to appreciate that the acronym of "Everything Wrong With" is "Eww"

[@JohnzoGaming]

2 years later and these videos have passed the 10 minute mark. Not that I'm complaining, but seeing how this video is all just inconsistencies, that means the videos now are blown up because of the cliches, nitpicking and lap dance jokes.

[@Shadow07Warrior1989]

Johnzo Actually, they're getting longer because more and more movies these days are full of good old fashioned BS.

[@ragnaroksbringer]

JohnzoAlso, viewer retention. I've heard quite a few youtubers talk about their metrics and consistently it seems to be that if you want returning viewers who watch the entire video to the end, you should shoot for the 10-15 minute mark. Which is probably part of why there are always the little edited clips at the end now.

[@logmegadeth72]

The Rat Prince This is definitely the more likely of the two reasons.

[@JohnzoGaming]

The Rat Prince Makes sense actually. Didn't realize anything under 10 minutes was too little.

[@pifci]

Shadow07Warrior1989 What are you talking about? This video was uploaded 2 years ago. Most of EWW videos are about movies that came out before this video. And nowadays, most (if not all) EWW videos are at least 10 minutes long, no matter if they are new or old or considered good or bad. This makes your comment 100% wrong. The reason why the videos were shorter is simple: Cinemasins was a new thing for both viewers and makers of the videos. And don't forget that shitty movies are easily forgotten, that's why you don't remember many old movies that are bad. At least a lot of people liked your comment, because criticizing the present was always popular.

[@ShatteredGlassRoses]

Missed sin: no little kid or any kid that has been electrocuted and walls funny could beat a raptor to a freezer. Missed sin 2: no one, sane or insane, would put the raptors so close to the visitor center unless you wanted to kill all the visitors.

[@Lone_Wolf_Radio]

ture

[@ShatteredGlassRoses]

also, why the heck didn't the little boy grab the gun and give it to her. He wasn't doing sh*t.

[@Lone_Wolf_Radio]

true Again

[@fooel7630]

3:15 my favourite line in the whole movie

[@selenaq24]

Fun fact: Actually the T. rex paddock’s large drop off has been explained by drawings and layouts made by the director or someone. Apparently there is a moat like you would see in a common zoo enclosure, and the level ground slants up for the T. rex to walk up to the fences. Unfortunately that is never addressed in the movie so it’s a very sudden change of scenery.

[@RobReynard5884]

That is the dumbest concept I've heard. So they find a place that people can NOT see the main attraction from the cars, cause it's 70 ft below them and 30 ft off the road? Then build a tiny goat elevator just to lure it to the ONLY hill in the paddock where people MIGHT see it? Either one, it was a stupid after thought they did when caught and tried to explain it away, OR these designers were the absolute WORST designers on the planet and still deserve the sin.

[@jrbiv5317]

When I was like 9 years old I actually thought that calculator watches were cool lol. I turn 25 next month.

[@theginjaninja1995155]

there's one more thing wrong here with the raptors.. they really are deinonychus which is larger than the velociraptor a velociraptor was only the height of a large dog dienonychus on the other hand was the height of a man with all the same weaponry as a raptor. i.e raptor in jurassic park is really deinonychus.

[@SteveTheAsian]

Because they're bigger than humans in the movie I think they would most likely be utahraptors.

[@theginjaninja1995155]

no look at the head of them in the movie utahraptor is a slim head and is much greater size than a human. these were the height below a door and didnt have put its head down.. utahraptor would have.

[@kevincmurtagh]

i agree they do not look like raptors raptors would have a least some feathers and the raptors are smaller then that so i say its a utahraptor or deinonycous

[@GlitchTheF0x]

The movie designed their own raptors. The movie is not scientifically accurate but they used raptors because of how endorsed raptors are. They wanted to use a dinosaur that people would like but they also wanted the dinosaur to be more big and menacing to match the script.

[@lordXguru]

telltale actually proposed a good theory in their videogame of Jurassic Park that states the faults like the raptors size and the trex motion sight are defects due to the gene splicing with frog DNA

[@jaimel88]

I think the biggest sin that’s strangely lot included here is how the gigantic T. rex magically appears inside the visitor’s centre completely undetected by both the humans AND velociraptors WITHOUT breaking a huge hole in the wall (or crawling through a people-sized door) or ominously shaking things with her approaching footsteps. World’s biggest ninja, right there.

[@Kilocron]

I used to wonder about that bit with Hammond talking to the TV version of himself... I assumed it was just a video they used for big investors or other important tours. Probably have a different one for regular Joe Schmoes.

[@soulbeliever02]

Of course you fear a Velociraptor more than a Trex. They are agile.

[@evancarlson5805]

Which do you fear more, a mountain lion or a 30-foot tall grizzly bear?

[@soulbeliever02]

it's not my fault the book itself says you should fear a pack of valociraptors the most.

[@gallifrey_falls]

The Velociraptors hunt in packs though, so the mountain lion analogy doesn't work in this case.

[@RamMan2016]

Joy Cooper pack of wolves or hyenas

[@davidslings4593]

What the fuck do you know about dinosaurs? I'll have you know that a Trex is far more lethal than a rapitor. Get it str8.

[@korren4609]

Surprisingly, these were actual sins..

[@tmoore4075]

Hammond getting out of the helicopter on the wrong side from where he was sitting bugged me back when I watched this on home video in the 90's.

[@o.j.phillips7754]

The T-Rex saving the day was one of the most Deus Ex Machina moments in movie history yet you missed it

[@smartjanssen1428]

i think that the biggest fail in this movie is that nobody do something importing. Only the T-Rex is a hero, since he accidentally kills exactly all the bad guys/dino's. - he kills Dennis Nedry, who otherwise did have steel the dna. - he kills Donald Gennaro, who left the children - he kills the two velociraptors, exactly one second before everyone's get killed.. just let the T-Rex someone kill, and all your problems are solved ;)

[@nickeprick]

Actually it's a Dilophosaurus that killed Dennis Nedry.

[@aTrojanHorse]

And the fact that the ''Velociraptors'' were not Velociraptors but a way bigger family member

[@Kairichi]

Ironic your username is smart because the Trex is obviously a FEMALE ffs

[@coolerthanyou9]

Kairichi They change sex in the movie FFS.

[@Suma2101]

Kairichi lol, you should calm down mate

[@tannerbarnes7392]

Here's one: How did the T-rex get into the visitor center without anyone noticing?

[@stephenramos2824]

Easy,because..............reasons.

[@tannerbarnes7392]

...

[@nickcrispino6575]

The building was still under construction, one entire wall was a simple tarp.

[@RedRaptor78]

nick crispino Because then she couldn't be the hero of the movie. Not at all like the book.

[@tannerbarnes7392]

nick crispino Seriously though, the raptors with their sensitive hearing didn't even hear this thing until one was getting nommed? Some super predators they are.

[@soda6835]

We need a longer version of this

[@katiewatie2458]

we need a 10 year re-sin of this RIGHT NOW JEREMY

[@gargos25]

"SPACE ALIENS STOLE MY FACE!" ROFLMAO!!!

[@TroPy1n]

"you're on the wrong end of the door to bee helping anyway" nailed it

[@flyntcoal145]

You misspelled be

[@boiledelephant]

Flynt Coal Literally everybody spotted that and you are literally the only person who cared :)

[@Rasp_Vr]

The reason the trex paddock in so deep is because the trex broke out on the high point pushed the car back, and dropped fro m where it dips down, there is an image on the dpg website that displays brachiosauruses walking up the slope for a better illustration

[@ricardobjj24]

The part where the T Rex climbs the wall like nothing but then when the car goes over the wall it's way deeper. Glad I'm not the only one