First Time Watching Jurassic Park 3! *Commentary and Reaction*

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[@ThatguyMama]

god damm thats alot of ppl

[@genSuperfish]

Who are these people

[@RyanNeal-g4y]

frfr that's alot

[@ryomahoffman6803]

The big bad in this movie is called a spinosaurus, and it is technically to this day the largest carnivorous dinosaur to ever live. They are also thought to be mostly pescatarian, meaning a well fed one probably wouldn’t have even attempted to go for humans. They lived in what is now northern Africa, and probably fed on species of giant sawfish and coelacanths, although they were probably capable of taking down a full grown herbivore if they were hungry enough. Spinosaurus is infamous for having at least one new thing discovered about it every year, so who knows what else about our information on this creature will change.

[@BigJoe6669]

i hate what that they used him as an antagonist as he was a fish eater XD

[@stueymon]

Historical inaccuracy in a JP film? Scandalous! Also Spinosaurus is a dumb name. Like calling a Pterodactyl Wingosaurus

[@ghostwriter3175]

Gigantosaurus was bigger than the spinosaurus.

[@TheUmbroDragon]

​@stueymon he looks more like a Stephen to me.

[@wisdomsoptional6357]

Yeah spinosaurus egypticus has been outsized by a larger Trex specimen and giganotasaurus specimen

[@SleepySloth2705]

Fun fact: the bird cage with the Pteranodons was originally in the first Jurassic Park novel, but they didn't have the time or budget to include it in the first film. Side note: while pterosaurs were physically incapable of picking up prey with their feet(which were eerily similar to human feet), Pteranodon and the giant Quetzalcoatlus(which was as tall as a giraffe when standing on the ground)could easily impale you with their sharp beaks.

[@GoGojiraGo]

Also it was Cearadactylus in the original novel, not Pteranodon.

[@bombomos]

Same with the river boat.

[@shainewhite2781]

The original script was going to involve teenagers crashing on the island, Isla Sorna, while their parents were on another plane, going to the Galapagos Islands. The teens then encounter a strange hermit, who turns out to be none other than Alan Grant, having snuck onto the island to study the dinosaurs in their natural habitat. Joe Johnston, the director, threw away the script and called it "a bad episode of Friends and that none of the characters are interesting." Filming had begun with a finished script The scene where the Rex fights the Spinosaurus had to involve CGI after the Spinosaurus animatronic had torn the head off the Rex animatronic, which shocked everyone onset, including Stan Winston. They rebuilt the animatronic for some test shots. The film was a box office success, $370 million dollars against a $93 million dollar budget.

[@Veyron722skyhook]

I think you meant to say "filming had begun with an UNFINISHED script"

[@shainewhite2781]

@@Veyron722skyhook Yes, that's what I meant to say.

[@Veyron722skyhook]

@@shainewhite2781You can edit it to rectify that as well you know...

[@ryomahoffman6803]

@@Veyron722skyhook but then your comment would mean nothing🤔

[@sean_mccadden]

The original script could've been kinda fun as a "non canon, fan fic" kind of thing but it overall its giving me major C-horror vibes 😂😅

[@fnx427]

Jurassic Park 3 is basically a mashup of all the scenes from the first and second book which didn't make it into the first two movies. The aviary and t-rex/spino in the river are almost exactty from the first, the whole boy hiding in the wrackage and egg stealing is kind of from the second.

[@paleofolk]

holy shit ur right

[@pat_jones36]

Jurassic Park III turns 23 years old today on July 18th 2024, I’ve always loved this movie and I still do to this day

[@SleepySloth2705]

The Spinosaurus has gone through many, MANY, iterations ever since its discovery, consisting of the lower jaw and parts of the spine that made up the sail(hence the name), but that specimen was sadly destroyed during the Berlin bombing in WW2. So, the design they went for in the film was based on speculation at the time, using other closely related species for reference. However, we do know now that was drastically different that previously thought. It turns out it had a rooster-like crest on its head, the neck was slightly longer and pelican-like, the sail had a sort of soft M-shape to it, and the tail was flat and paddle-like, in addition to slightly smaller hind legs. It still holds the record of the largest theropod(bipedal carnivore) dinosaur, though Tyrannosaurus would easily snap its neck with their bone-crushing jaws. While Spinosaurus was primarily a semi-aquatic fish-eater, it did occasionally snack on passing pterosaurs and baby dinosaurs.

[@myspiderungoliant]

Spinosaurus was definitely more of a fish-eating crocodile-duck than a super predator of big game.

[@MetastaticMaladies]

When you say largest, what do you mean specifically? Taller, longer? Weight?

[@myspiderungoliant]

@@MetastaticMaladies Longest theropod dinosaur. It’s like comparing a giraffe to an elephant.

[@MetastaticMaladies]

@@myspiderungoliant I see, I just think calling it "the largest" may be a bit of a misnomer.

[@carnoraptor79]

​@@myspiderungoliantExcept a Giraffe is quite a poor comparison because it's not like Spino itself was THAT skinny by comparison when technically, weights fluctuate on Spinosaurus from as low as 6 all the way to 10 tons according to different paleontologists. So it's not really easy to judge anything when Spinosaurus is literally known from very few remains even to this day.

[@andrewp6387]

Spinosaurus. From what I heard, there was a deleted scene where Cooper was attacked and injured by a baby Spinosaurus-which he killed... and that was why the big Spinosaurus was so relentless at chasing the humans, because it associated them with the death of it's baby

[@kevinwendellcrumb1802]

Probably the most underrated movie of the og trilogy. A lot of people get hung up on the dream scene with the talking raptor

[@nightghostkevin]

Not just the talking raptor, but the short battle with the T-Rex and the Spinosaurus. Aside from that, this was definitely the most underrated movie in the OG trilogy indeed and one of my favorites.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I think that dream scene is hilarious🤣

[@frannydai]

ALAN

[@bombomos]

Alan!! Honestly that's the best part about the film lol.

[@AtelierOfWeebs]

ALAN

[@anthonyvasquezactor]

I'm in the minority of people who like this movie just slightly better than "The Lost World".

[@ellasvideodiary]

i actually thought that was a more popular opinion, the lost world is the weakest one in the trilogy imo 🫢

[@cyanide7270]

Everything about Lost World is great right up until San Diego, at least IMO. This one definitely had the potential to be great, but they rushed it. The pacing is off and just wanting to skip to beat after beat instead of taking its time. That's part of the reason the first one is so excellent, a literal hour passes without anything big happening, but it doesn't feel like it, it takes its time and sets things up. This one tries to just be nonstop action and skip over a lot of what extra world building they could have added.

[@EChacon]

Same here this was my first Jurassic Park film I saw in theaters and even if this wasn’t everyone’s favorite film in the Jurassic Park franchise it did help most of us who were born in the mid-late 1990’s to watch the other films in the franchise before Jurassic World came out 14 years later.

[@thechad4485]

Definitely the minority. This was basically the “Batman and Robin” of the franchise, as it essentially killed the franchise for nearly 15 years, and even then, the franchise never truly recovered. TLW also had some of the best VFX of the franchise. This movie is the first of the franchise where the VFX took a serious step down, and it kept getting worse, even with better technology.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I’m there with ya!

[@EChacon]

Say what you will on this Jurassic Park film, but I’m going to be honest, this was my first _Jurassic Park_ film I saw in theaters and even if this wasn’t everyone’s favorite JP film it did help most of us who were born in the mid-late 1990’s to watch the other films in the franchise before _Jurassic World_ came out 14 years later, plus I love that the Pteranodon plays a larger role in this as their one of my favorite Dinosaur, even though its a Pterosaur. In addition, it was good to see Sam Neil and Laura Dern as Dr. Alan Grant and Ellie in the film, the former in much larger role and we wouldn’t even see them again until _Jurassic World Dominion_ 21 years later after this film.

[@randeecarreno4289]

This is a good movie in the Jurassic Park/Jurassic World series. My 3rd or 4th favorite on my overall ranking for the series. Loved that we got Sam Neil back as Alan Grant. And a small appearance by Laura Dern as Ellie Sattler. And I love the additions of William H. Macy and Tèa Leoni to the cast. Up next in the Park/World series: the first "Jurassic World". Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊

[@wesmcinerny4524]

We do not speak of the second trilogy. Only the first trilogy and the Crichton books.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@wesmcinerny4524This👍

[@paleofolk]

look up jurassic park dinosaur battles

[@benjaminchambers7241]

The dinosaur with the back fin is a Spinosaurus. Not much is known about this type of dinosaur because the first skeleton found was destroyed during WWII by the Allied bombing of Munich.

[@ER-ie1yr]

Just wanted to say, I believe you should do the Jurassic world trilogy. I still think they’re worth watching. I love all the movies in the franchise and love this franchise more than any other. I’m aware of the issues with Fallen Kingdom and Dominion. I also have my own issues, but I think the overall theme of the JW movies were pretty well executed and how it was continued through out the trilogy. Also they’re just really fun to watch.

[@eduardogutierrez3753]

Part 1 and part 2 are fine, part 3 just fell very very very short

[@Jurassicgalaxy1245]

@@eduardogutierrez3753part?

[@Jurassicgalaxy1245]

Fallen kingdom was my favorite

[@masterdale1155]

Grant calls it the Spino and the reason the Spino chases them is cause they hit her on the Sail with their plane

[@MizukoMidori]

The third one has a special?? place in my heart. I don't know if I'd call it my favorite, but it was the first one I saw in theaters. And on top of that I have a very clear memory of it being on tv late one night and me watching it while on the phone with my now partner, and I just spent the whole movie yelling at the mom for how stupid she was throughout. And that memory is still with me to this day. Also yes yes yes to the jurassic world movies. They're maybe not as *good* as the og trilogy (though idk I love them personally) but they're a fun time!

[@DanGamingFan2846]

The Spinosaurus is honestly the main reason why this film became so divisive among fans of the franchise. They decided to make Spinosaurus the main villain because at the time, it was a very poorly known Dinosaur (the only major specimen that had ever been found of it was accidentally destroyed by a World War II Allied bombing raid). Unfortunately, its portrayal in this film created a huge amount of backlash, especially in the scene where it killed a T-Rex so easily. More research on Spinosaurus since the film came out has shown just how inaccurate the film's portrayal of it was. The TRUE Spinosaurus was a Dinosaur that spent most of its life in the water and primarily hunted fish (it also would have been DEAD after that first bite from T-Rex). The real Spinosaurus has turned out to be so different than what Jurassic Park 3 portrayed it as that the filmmakers have actually had to go back into the lore and completely retcon the Spino's story to make it a Dinosaur whose genetic code was HEAVILY edited and experimented on by InGen. As a result of all this experimentation, and even honestly some torture as well, the InGen Spinosaurus REALLY hated humans, which is where this "murderous intent" that you see in the film comes from.

[@noneya3635]

No it’s not. And the word divisive is a bit heavy handed; this didn’t cause a TLJ schism. The fact is this movie just doesn’t have any of the semi sense of the other two. And the effects were becoming yawn inducing at this point in film. The main reason this movie is looked down on is because it’s subpar story telling. Period.

[@theunfamousone2818]

@@noneya3635 it still had a better idea of what the series was about unlike the world films, which ignored the beauty and nature aspects of the series, in favor of bigger monster and more monster, yes this film has that but not nearly has much as the worlds

[@pickleboy6059]

@@noneya3635he was corrected about the schism. Generally all you hear about now a days are are you a Rex boy or a spino if one of the 2 are ever mentioned and that’s because of this film

[@sampletexttablet8558]

I hate how they really focus on the inaccuracies of the Spinosaurus so much, as if every other dinosaur in the franchise isn't outdated in design.

[@jurassicstaff8639]

I LOVE the 3rd one , its the only one that is straight up survival, all you have is a backpack, the 1st and 2nd there is so much hope, this one also is the reason jurassic world is so effective and taught us pteranodons are scary

[@Sodorboy98]

Spinosaurus. Absolutely vicious, and honestly my favorite.

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Ange!😊 Nice to see you continuing your Jurassic Park journey! Jurassic World is worth viewing, at least a few films. Great reactions to your third JP film, Ange!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏

[@ANGELINAA]

Thank you!

[@aaronlewis4369]

THE DINOSAUR WITH THE SAIL ON ITS BACK IS CALLED A SPINOSAURUS ANGELINA .. THEY ARE ONE OF MY FAVORITE CARNIVORES IN THE CRETACOUS PERIOD.

[@VanshTheBest]

Huh u loved them when u were in that era? XD 😂

[@ace.squared.productions]

Thank you! I used to call this movie the screaming lady Jurassic Park when I was younger, she’s such an annoying character. I do still love this movie, the raptors are great and the Spinasaurous is a great villain, also the Pterodactyls are terrifying. People give the Jurassic World movies loads of crap and I'll agree that they’re not amazing but they’re still super cool and definitely worth a watch. However, I'm dinosaur obsessed and just enjoy the hell out of The Jurassic series as a whole so I just have nothing but love for the movies. I like to switch off my brain and just enjoy the chaos and the cool dinosaurs. Especially all the raptor scenes, they just get better and better.

[@JDs_cams]

The big dinosaur with a spine is literally called a spinosaurus, they could swim in water as you saw in the one scene, but they mostly preyed on fish and water creatures.

[@JO_studios199]

Fun fact: Spinosaurus is actually one of the largest carnivores that lived on the planet. It’s bigger than Trex and giganotosaurus. But unlike both predators, it mainly eats fish, partly because it’s like a crocodile and it lived in Northern Egypt.

[@SpecklesTeeV]

Well we can’t confirm if it is the bigger than Rex or Giga. Yes it was big but even to this day, it remains a debate. Since the paleontology community measures BIG by WEIGHT, Rex wins slightly above Spino but there’s no true answer

[@SpecklesTeeV]

You see when you’re making descriptions, use correct terms like ‘would’ve, could’ve, could, would, should, maybe.” Nothing is confirmed right away

[@robertwalker7454]

Pound for Pound the T Rex is still heavier, and the bite force with the T Rex, has the most powerful bite, that any land creature known to man kind.

[@wesmcinerny4524]

But why times were dry, it must have been driven to eat non-swimming prey (refer to Planet Dinosaur from 2011)

[@SuperHeroStoriesUnlimited]

​@@SpecklesTeeVwell really it should be height not wait the whole weight thing is kinda dumb

[@joemckinley754]

My new favorite channel!!! Your energy is amazing and I thoroughly enjoy your reactions start to finish.

[@SeCoDraw]

This one is defininetly my favorite part of the trilogy. Probably because it's the only one I had access to as a child It also introduced me to the "annoying AF character" trope with the blonde lady

[@bleached1049]

So there is an interesting theory out there that the reason the Spinosaurus went after the humans relentlessly is because in the beginning when Cooper was scouting he came across a Spinosaur nest. The blood running down his arm is assumed that the infant attacked him because if it was the adult it would have lacerated and killed him. So he killed the juvenile and that’s what prompted the spinosaurus to go on a rampage and try to kill them. It honestly makes the most sense

[@Jurassicgalaxy1245]

The spinosaurus is the biggest animatronic ever created

[@Wolfspane]

I love this movie but one thing I never understood was why they didn't have Sam and Ellie be married. They could've easily made it where Sam and Ellie were having financial troubles with the lack of funding for digs and home life. It would have also brought more of a empathetic resonance between the Kirby's and Dr. Grant because he would've understood why they did what they did while Billy would have been the one that showed less compassion. Making Billy's arc to save Eric all the more powerful.

[@1x32x]

Out of all the roars in the movies i have seen, the Spino's is the most haunting. Was utterly terrified of this movie as a kid, when i made the mistake of watching it.

[@nafisraihan6954]

21:25 THE NAME OF THE DINOSAOUR IS SPINOSAURAS..IT LIVED IN EARTH 70 MILLIOON YEARS AGO.ITS FOSSIL FOUND IN MODERN DAY EGYPT

[@Flettwin]

Loving these reactions so much! 🤗 When you get to Jurassic World: Dominion, like Lord Of The Rings, be sure to watch the EXTENDED CUT, it’s SO MUCH better than the cinema version!

[@cottonysensation3723]

First I wanna say I’m here for the Jurassic journey, glad she’s enjoying! Also she should do the band of brothers mini series 10 episodes long with an unofficial 11th episode which is the documentary it’s a heck of a journey.

[@AngelinaParker]

Okay, ever since I saw this in theaters as a kid the part where the raptor says "ALAN" in the dream sequence, has lived rent free in my head

[@M.F.47689]

Fun fact :in African myth there was a creature that live inside the river the local people describe it as crocodilian that walk with 2 legs and have big sail in the back (scientists speculate it was a Spinosaurus but the locals called it nguma monene) the last sightings is in kongo on 20th century and the habitats probably in the jungle of kongo and unexplored place , the mystery about nguma monene still unknown no one have ever saw it except for the inland tribes

[@noe879]

I have first Jurassic Park movie I was watch it earlier

[@architectrixsus9365]

@ANGELINA 7 months later…but that was a genetically engineered spinosaurus🤣 love your reactions fookin funny haha

[@MrDjesposito]

i remember as a kid my uncle actually gifted me some dinosaur toys and 2 of it actually where jurassic park 1 and 3 props (the trike in the childs hand at 3:30) and another from the first movie and i had no idea all that time... now i wish ive knew cause i cant find them anymore :( would like to know if they are worth something.

[@Depth217]

Me and my siblings have this movie burned into our being so much that a few years ago, Jurassic Park III was on in a TV in another room in a restaurant we were eating at. And we heard the Kirby ringtone, and we all froze in horror because we were shook AF.

[@interviolet6675]

I love the raptors in 3, in the first 2 movies they were treated like unrelenting horror monsters. In this they're treated more like intelligent animals still dangerous but they could have easily tore into everyone but they knew the risk of accidentally crushing their eggs. The vocalizations are dynamic and you see their personalities subtly Also the lore implications of the males being a pregenerators to blue with the stripes and colorization

[@Xenosaurian]

For those in the comments tempted to spread a common myth among lay people that "Spinosaurus is the biggest carnivorous dinosaur" - WRONG! Tyrannosaurus Rex has always been the largest known carnivorous dinosaur and terrestrial carnivore to ever live! Don't mislead people with that old myth of Spinosaurus or Giganotosaurus being the largest from back in the early 2000's...

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

I love how we get character development from the raptors throughout all 6 movies.

[@Depth217]

We watched this as kids so much because for a long time this was the last Jurassic Park movie, and we desperately wanted more.

[@jordandill7863]

i don't know if this qualifies as a "Unpopular Opinion" but i love this movie and i love the design of their Spinosaurus

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite Jurassic Park movie!!!!

[@ryundra8754]

I find it funny how she didn't like Amanda for screaming but actually liked every single kid in JP Franchise. Perhaps it changes with the annoying teenage from Jurassic World?

[@CarlosFontes]

I love this movie! You can't beat the original but 'The Lost World' goes in a darker direction and 'Jurassic Park III' is a leaner, meaner thriller but there isn't a bad movie in the series at all. They're all super entertaining! I hope you watch the Jurassic World movies! They're great, too! It's 'Jurassic World', 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom', and 'Jurassic World: Dominion'. If I may, when to get to 'Jurassic World: Dominion', please watch the extended edition. It's so much better than the theatrical cut and it's the director's preferred version. Thank you SO MUCH for reacting to these films, they're my comfort movies 😌

[@meh64750]

This is a late comment, but fun fact: the original 3 movies didn't use CGI for the dinosaurs. They were all just massive animatronics. Even in the fight with the spinosaurus and the t.rex.

[@drasticfox2008]

Such a great film, I love it.

[@JohnDBIRL]

Btw not sure if you noted it. Jurassic Park is on the island Isla Nublar. The Lost World and Jurassic Park 3 take place on the island Isla Sorna. Just a note in case you hadnt copped it.

[@nilsohlanders738]

You are so funny Angie and I love your enthusiasm for these films. Would be funny to see you watching Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous which I am watching with my 5-year old son :)

[@shawnwacek6791]

Your face reaction to seeing Dr allen Grant back lol😂 I actually saw this movie in 2001 two days after debuted in the theater and my local theater the spinosaurus at the beginning shook the concrete on how loud his roar was compared to the T-Rex The fight scene was freaking awesome That's the only thing about this movie I like good durability test for your speakers lol❤ I'm very glad you enjoyed this movie everybody thinks the first time people watch this they think it's Spielberg as the director and it was someone different I give this movie props for having a different director for the storyline it was popular in the 2000s to have divorced parents kid gets trapped somewhere type of storyline parents got to go save them no matter the cost kind of idea parents get back together almost lol❤

[@Ronest777]

Hi Ange! In the beginning of the video, the way you looked and said “and life found a waaay!” Had me rolling! 😂

[@KateCantDraw]

In defense of the parents, I'm pretty sure most parents would do anything to try and save their kid, these two just got the most creative.

[@Josh_Lee_Henderson]

This one's not my favorite in the series but I still find it fun and entertaining. My favorites are the first Jurassic Park and the first Jurassic World, so I'd very much recommend continuing on!

[@imranelhamsi8296]

Yesss plsss Watch all of the three jurassic world movies

[@brittanibrazeau6913]

Ange this is the best KZbinr movie reviews channel ever 😮

[@orcadork4ever]

Please watch the Jurassic World Series! They’re so good! The action and CGI are so good, those three movies have some of my favorite movie deaths of all time.

[@Alexanderthegreat159]

Billy was actually supposed to die but during the test screenings damn near everybody wanted him to survive so they added him at the end being okay. But yes in the original idea for the movie Billy would have died.

[@MrMonsterJamFan]

Well actually it was the actor who didn't want his character to die. So that's why they made him live was because he actually got angry that the producers wrote in his death in the script

[@Jurassicfs3]

Truly an underrated and great film. Better then the lost world, no question about that 💯

[@daltonbailey729]

Yes. PLEASE watch the Jurassic World Movies. I LOVE that trilogy.

[@hitman89cyberam85]

I've been loving your JP reactions, please continue on with Jurassic World 🌎 this is definitely one of my favorite franchises ❤

[@bbkmm1]

That Spinosaurus may be relentless, but its Kryptonite is the flimsy sheet metal door meant for humans. These people should just carry a flimsy sheet metal door around to defend against it.

[@jurassicgamer2322]

The new Dino with the sail would be called a Spinosaurus, the longes theropod ever discovered. This movie doesn’t portray it accurately, but their model is pretty cool. As for the Pteranodons (which is what they actually are) there is a whole story with them after they get off the island. Great video, I would love to see you do Jurassic World.

[@futuramayeah]

Angelina, before Jurassic Park was a thing, there was a sci fi show on Nbc called Earth 2 , about people living on a spacestation and they were going to go explore / colonize an alien planet somewhere because earth was too polluted, but something went wrong...

[@EdTheRobot]

Joe Johnston fun facts! He was one of the first members of the original pioneering ILM crew that created the special effects for the original Star Wars trilogy. He was the art designer for the Millennium Falcon, X-Wing Fighter Yoda, Boba Fett and many more. He was also the designer for the Iron Giant and Directed "Honey I Shrunk The Kids", "Jumanji", and "Capt. America: First Avenger"

[@tonyantonellis9983]

The horned dinosaur seen at the spinosaur dung scene is a jurassic theropod called a Ceratosaurus.

[@PartyHorse42699]

21:23 Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus - Dr. Grant literally talked to Billy about which dinosaur it was after the first attack.

[@GoodwinStayWinning]

This big Dino is called a spinosaurus cuz it’s big giant spine on his back

[@jeffreyueda3567]

how did you not realize that ellie wasnt with dr grant in the beginning? the husband literally goes and takes care of his crying baby.

[@SubterrelProspector]

She barely pays attention.

[@Topcatrs88]

Jurassic World! Make it happen Ange!

[@kiing1200]

I'm late ok but it's a spinosarus also it's genetically modified so it's unique compared to regular spinos and the reason why it's so set on killing the humans is bc at the beginning the mercenary group kooper cash and udeski where attacked by a baby spino which wounded kooper hence his bloodied arm and kooper killed the baby spino that's why the main spinosarus is after the humans also it's very territorial and aggressive

[@wesmcinerny4524]

Just so you know, at 10:18 in your video here, they explain what the sail-backed predatory dinosaur is (in case the viewer of the movie didn't already know). Spinosaurus.

[@tonyantonellis9983]

Joe Johnston also directed Jumanji and Rocketeer.

[@Lionimia]

I want to throw my vote in for the Jurassic World series. Honestly, they're fun, and that's all a movie really needs to be.

[@serenitytoepper]

Yes jurassic world is definitely worth checking out

[@JSeedProductions]

The script of this one was completely rewritten just a few days before filming. The sets were built, the cast were hired, everything was ready for a completely different film, and they had to work everything they had into a new story.

[@okamilol]

jurassic park 3 was one of my favorite movies as a kid, and it holds up today! the spinosaurus is such a badass in the jurassic movies

[@PlantBasedLaughter]

Random trivia here: they didn't give it a special name because it is not based technically on a book (though it pulls parts from both). The second one is the actual title to the sequel.

[@sgotach_7581]

underrated movie

[@TheMoviePlanet]

The Jurassic World franchise is not a separate franchise, it's the same one. They are Jurassic Park 4, 5 & 6.

[@migiplayz91]

The actor who plays Eric was in another movie involving dinosaurs, he played an antagonist in a Barney the Dinosaur film. And add insult to injury they show a clip from Barney in this film.

[@FoxingGamingLaughingFox]

This girl would be soooo fun to go to the movies with! Her friends are so lucky to have her!:)

[@cameronjim2983]

Spinosaurus (was said earlier in the film). The running theory is the spino got pissed at the group from running into it (the blood on the plane window was from the spino, not Cooper). Given that crows and tigers are documented to be able to hold grudges, the same can be assumed for the Spino.

[@tonyantonellis9983]

Ben the guy who parasailed with the boy died from his blood loss in the trees as a result of his legs being eaten by raptors right after Eric unattached from the parasail.

[@warchild4974]

8:00 That blood is probably from the Spinosaurus, because the plane clips it. And that's most likely why the Spinosaurus is so pissed

[@HeartlandHunny]

Watch the Jurassic World trilogy. They’re fun movies, don’t let the haters tell you otherwise. I don’t think any of the sequels can live up to the first Jurassic Park, but I think all of them are lots of fun. If you liked this one, you’ll like the World movies.

[@MollyTopia]

Well the reason why the spinosaurus was chasing them it's because more I heard that people said that the spinosaurus was chasing them because of her Finn being broken or because I heard there was a cut scene there were a Spinosaurus babies in the movie but was killed by one of the people but who knows I don't know

[@lukasbauer8783]

I also kinda like the Kirbys. They are the only real everypeople characters to play such a major role. They have No Special knowledge, are No experts on anything, No badasses or even rich or in any way glamorous. Yes, they didn't really know what they were doing but they weren't really any more incompetent than normal people in their position would be. I wouldn't agree that they were especially selfish or obnoxious either. They were just Desperate Patents risking everything to save their Kid after having been let down badly by the authorities. And yes, in their desperation they Lied to Grant but they actually DID what was within their very Limited means to prepare as Well as possible for the Trip. It wasn't anywhere near enough but of course it also wasn't with InGen who had resources the Kirbys couldn't imagine in their wildest dreams. Yes, those mercenary types got killed but they were Professionals who knew what they we're getting into and we're overconfident that they would be able to handle everything because they were so badass. It's Not Like anyone tricked THEM into going, they knowingly did it for the money and quite possibly even a bit for the thrill. If anything they kinda duped Mr. Kirby somewhat, they totally knew how completely in over his head (and desperate) he was and let him believe THEY were perfectly capable of dealing with any eventuality.

[@lukasan253]

its sad that we did not get to see that that guy got a raptor claw in his spinel cord i love that scene

[@Pfenix23]

The main dino chasing them was a Spinosaurus. One and only appearance in the franchise.

[@FishHatcheryGuy]

I like this movie better than Lost World. That Dino is a Spinosaurus.

[@raptorneon4919]

21:23 it’s a spinosaurus, they said it was earlier

[@SubterrelProspector]

They say a lot of stuff she misses. It'd insane.

[@Cerato660]

The dinosaur that is relentless, spinosaurus aegyptiacus, is one dinosaur that doesn't stop being updated in terms of looks, so many new bones, so many new findings

[@bigginsd1]

The fact that William H Macy and Tea Leoni didn’t die horribly in this movie was infuriating.

[@Cinerary]

Why did you want Frank Gallagher to die? He’s literally the best

[@tomesofawesome8041]

I actually really love this film for one reason. The raptors. The Utah Raptor, (Actual name). was HIGHLY INTELLIGENT, and basically the human being, of the three eras that dinosaurs existed for. I love this film, because they actually acknowledged not only their intellect, but also how they functioned as a pack society in this film. If you're interested in learning more about the culture of raptors, there's a action, adventure, romance novel out there called, "Raptor Red". It's from the point of view of a female Utah Raptor who's just lost her mate, and goes off on a journey with her sister and her chicks, to find new love while crossing the land bridges in Asia. ❤The author poured all the knowledge that currently existed at the time, of all dinosaurs world wide, into the novel to make it more authentic. ❤❤❤

[@sable-king2066]

You know the raptors in these movies weren’t Utahraptors, right?

[@HyperSlicer]

8:12 as a dinonerd i would like to confirm this is not a T-Rex it is a Spinosauras 🤓

[@SleepySloth2705]

20:07 Yes, the Ceratosaurus got spooked due to the smell. Not because it reeked, but because the poop was dropped by a larger carnivore(in this case the Spinosaurus), so it thought it would be best to find food elsewhere.

[@AngelWolf-ct7yv]

Its a Spinosaurus if you didn't hear Grant explaining to Billy when they are back at the plane getting their stuff

[@15blackshirt]

This and its predecessors spawned videogame adaptations, most notably in arcades. Parts of this film were taken from the novels