JURASSIC PARK - Raptor Attack Reactions

The kitchen raptor attack and T-Rex scenes from Jurassic Park featuring four great reaction channels... The Perfect Mix, Popcorn in Bed, OGB Reacts, and Shan Watches Movies. You will find their individual videos linked below...
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Jurassic Park, later also referred to as Jurassic World, is an American science fiction media franchise created by Michael Crichton and centered on a disastrous attempt to create a theme park of cloned dinosaurs. It began in 1990 when Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment bought the rights to Crichton's novel Jurassic Park before it was published. The book was successful, as was Steven Spielberg's 1993 film adaptation. The film received a theatrical 3D re-release in 2013, and was selected in 2018 for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". A 1995 sequel novel, The Lost World, was followed by a film adaptation in 1997. Subsequent films in the series, including Jurassic Park III (2001), are not based on the novels.

[@padfolio]

The original ending had Muldoon coming back and shooting the raptors, but at the last minute, Spielberg came up with the T Rex being the hero angle.

[@VileGlory]

No dinosaurs were shot in this movie. Guess he wanted to keep it that way.

[@Deined]

​@@VileGloryYeah, Spielberg's apparent aversion to guns outside of his war projects has gone a little overboard in recent decades. His changes to the climax in the E.T. re-release is testament to that.

[@RobertJ-vo4bk]

Completely false. Stop with the lies.

[@FashizzleNYYSux]

Actually the producers said the original endings had Grant shooting one raptor dead and the other raptor was going to get crushed by the falling skeleton bones and die that way. But Spielberg wanted to bring the T Rex (who they said was the star of the movie) back one more time.

[@westonmartinez7210]

They should have kept the book ending where Hammond gets ripped apart by the raptors

[@northofknowhere130]

This film is a master class in pairing CGI with Practical Effects.

[@luiscastroairbrush]

Totally agree. Perfect balance.

[@abelmantor7557]

This movie is still fun to watch 30 years later ❤🦖🦕

[@sopcannon]

now you are making me feel old. Practical effects.

[@dsjoakim35]

30 years man, that is wild. I saw it in the theater when it came out... twice.

[@Zappbrannigan83]

What? It only came out around 10 years ago... 1970 was 30 years ago. Wow. Must you feel foolish.

[@abelmantor7557]

No, i did the math. 1993 to 2023 is 30 years.

[@Zappbrannigan83]

@@abelmantor7557 you may have taken the words of this zap brannigan cosplayer too literally.

[@Mets4Barth68]

For all you high-school literacy fans out there: Ellie and Alan not knowing she’s about to shock Timmy out is an example of “dramatic irony,” when the audience is aware of something the characters are not. The viewer exclaiming they see what’s coming “from a mile” away is exactly the reaction Uncle Stevie wanted from his audience. I love these reactions vids because they’re basically quiet indirect instructions on how to construct impeccable scenes of tension. Great stuff.

[@maingate7672]

You know it's a messed-up situation when someone says, ''The T-rex saved the day!'' Lol!

[@7bootzy]

6:28 "She's... uhh... like a hacker!" Man, the 90s really were wild, weren't they?

[@Zappbrannigan83]

Kids in the 90’s had raptor attack emergency floor plans. I was very prepared for that, quick sand, and whirlpools… my plan focused mainly on having a Bathook.

[@Jarod-vg9wq]

The kitchen scene is legit one of the most scary moments of my life!

[@zacharyjoy8724]

So, how many of you out there knotted up in terror during the Kitchen Scene? I know I’m not the only one. 7:42 Fun story: when my best friend saw this movie for the first time, his dad was seated next to a little old lady. When the Jump and Snap happened, she jolted back so hard that her elbow dead armed him. He spent the rest of the movie in pain and high adrenaline.

[@overanDownUnder]

NGL- I enjoyed seeing all these people go through the same anxiety we all went through watching this.

[@aaronburdon221]

The raptors in the kitchen gave me nightmares for weeks after I saw this. I was 6 when this came out in theaters and it was my birthday present to go see it my first R rated film.

[@Ienstien965]

Okay cool and all, but this film isn't rated R. It's PG-13.

[@DT-hp8de]

No matter watching it when I was 13 (1993) or today (43), this movie is intense!!

[@Unofficial1998]

Dr. Arnold (Samuel Jackson’s character) was originally supposed to have his own chase and death scene, but on the day of that scheduled shoot, a tropical storm swept through the area and ruined the shoot day.

[@GtHeErAdIcAtOr]

True, when Dr. Elle Satler saw the Dr. Anrold's arm then was being chased she started skipping, why? Its because she tripped on Dr. Arnold's leg which is filmed or set up to film but due to the storm it was cut out. It's talked about in Hack the Movies: kzbin.info/www/bejne/poHNomRvnJqVopIsi=0-Fl23Pzzzr-smpt It's at 1.54.35 min mark where they talk about it

[@matiasmarcelotoledop]

The "damage" the Jurassic World trilogy made to the public's perspection of Dinosaurs it shows every time people watch the original movie and realize how serious and "terrifying" some the moments truly are

[@53die9storno]

It's practically implemented in the movie itself, making a JW Petting Zoo and packing brands and sponsors on everything. Thus losing the respect of these creatures. Well, just like Malcom predicted in JP.

[@MarkyMark8484]

Clever girl!!!!

[@DJTAZ1996]

Rexy will always be the queen of mean. T-rex my fav dino out of all dinos

[@AV-pi5mn]

I'm jealous at these guys watching this for the first time. Cinematic masterpiece.

[@TheLordofDarkness1995]

If they think the film is gruesome, I sincerely hope none of them read the book. Graphic descriptions of characters getting eviscerated and/or torn limb from limb abound. 🤣

[@Bluesit32]

It took me forever to realize the reason Hammond screams, "DON'T!" into the phone is because the glass was reinforced. The raptors couldn't bbreak through...unless the glass was damaged by, say, a shotgun.

[@zandylovesrisk]

In however many times I've seen the film, until now I had no idea what he yelled into the phone.

[@who-em2ci]

This makes a lot of sense lol I always thought he was saying "Grant!"

[@mookiewilson4166]

He does say Grant

[@bestplayeralive]

In the book Hammonds character isnt nice and he doesnt like his grandkids. He screams no in the book because he doesnt want grant to harm the raptors even though the raptors have killed multiple people and are trying to kill grant, ellie who isnt his wife but a baby sitter and the two grandkids.

[@LucaPalomo909]

That’s an interesting take on it but he actually does say Grant.

[@VileGlory]

That's the strongest ceiling grid I've ever seen

[@theredknight9314]

The movie is an amazing spectacle but the books are far superior

[@lordicarus8807]

I guess I wouldn't say superior, but great on their own right, since this might be one of the best movies ever made in many ways. But yes, the books are fantastic...

[@TJSaw]

The books can’t show you what the dinosaurs were like. The movie does.

[@theredknight9314]

@@TJSaw the movies aren’t accurate to the books or real dinosaurs. They are hogwash

[@thefateofchos850]

Editing omg. On point 🤌🏻😩👌🏻🌹 🤝

[@jatilq]

That was a fun ride.

[@SS4Luxray]

“Nooooo Tim” @ 3:33 😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JavierRamirez-mf3tl]

When the girl Lex falls from the false ceiling because of the velociraptor, she was actually a film stuntwoman and when she fell she looked at the camera and it was clear that it was not the actress. Then they realized this detail. Fortunately, they replaced the girl's face with a computer. resulting in a very realistic scene.

[@JamailvanWestering]

Honestly I wished they eventually shot Arnold's death scene but because of a hurricane or a tornado at the time Arnold's death wasn't shot. Kind of how I wished Muldoon (the Park Ranger/Hunter in the book actually survived the ordeal and Hammond actually died. I also wished we got the best Grant scene in the book adapted into the movie. where he defeats 3 raptors on his own not by brute strength but intelligence and quick thinking.

[@gobucky100]

The raft scene would have been pretty awesome to see too. I hope HBO Max or someone like that reboots it as a mini-series that’s true to the books. The kids have their version. Let the us adults get ours lol

[@BENHAMIM]

long live queen rexy!!!

[@bellemane5839]

Fun fact: Wood cannot conduct electricity, so Dr. Grant using a stick to test if the power’s on was a big fuck up on his part, especially considering he’s a scientist, and should know that. The kitchen scene still gives me chills every time! 😬

[@mdalsted]

To be fair, his expertise is probably more on dinosaurs than electricity.

[@Zappbrannigan83]

He was also being hunted by freggin dinosaurs, stressed and sleep deprived. Sometimes I get nervous and forget my pin if there are people behind me in line at self-checkout.

[@cordovalark5295]

Not only that Tim could have easily squeezed through the fence rather than having to have climb over.

[@BuddyBoy-ne1nw]

Actually anything can conduct electricity if the voltage is enough to overcome the dielectric strength of the material. It's just that some material (insulators) don't conduct it as easily as others. At 10,000 volts, not sure if that's enough to overcome the high resistance of wood. However, you are correct that his test would still fail, but for a different reason. The stick made contact with the fence, and fence only, in that brief moment while not being connected to a return path (neutral, a return wire for DC, a second hot wire with a different voltage phase for AC, an electrical ground, or the physical ground itself). This means the stick would be at the same electric potential as the wire, the same reason why birds perching on One hot wire don't get electrocuted. Of course, which is a completley different test of him walking up to the fence, touching two wires, while standing on the ground itself.

[@53die9storno]

Raptors A: *bangs his head on the kitchen cabinet due to Lex's illusion* Raptor B: clever girl

[@lordicarus8807]

Me: clever comment!

[@SFVone]

The code on the Raptor. Never noticed that. Yeah...that's nice.

[@franciscs1604]

“Code”?

[@TheLordofthewolf]

2:57 what 90s cinema is like, it's time for the... Engineer to die😂

[@DT-hp8de]

Most iconic scene or line from the movie? Mine would be Lexi w/ the spoon of jello, The T-Rex at the end, The scene first showing the dinosaurs...

[@jhibbitt1]

poor cassie, she can hardly take it

[@GWNorth-db8vn]

"I hope they're nice dinosaurs"

[@BakuBlader100]

The raptor chase in the kitchen scene always scares the living daylights out of me

[@Mugthraka]

The original ending had Grant shoot one of the Raptors down, while the other was being crushed under the T rex skeleton falling on it. But Spielberg felt that the Trex was kinda the star of the movie, and so he rewrote the scene to have him come in clutch and fight off the raptors. The original ending can be experience in the Game adaptation of the movie on Sega Megadrive, cause back then when a game adaptation was made of a movie, the dev team would get the movie script and work from there with a few key visuals of what the movie and what was in it looked like. So they had the original ending, where to beat the final encounter Vs the Raptors, you have to dodge the raptors attacks and throw grenades at the skeleton to make it fall on the Raptors. This is one of the raisons why often, movie Games had so much differences from the movie.

[@krisskross6074]

06:32 A photo of Robert Oppenheimer stuck on the computer monitor.

[@silverdandylmao]

Considering the themes of Jurassic park (the ethics/consequences of playing god) that is *surprisingly fitting*

[@JohnnyLouisXIX]

*_"I am become Nedry the destroyer of Burgers"_*

[@krisskross6074]

😄@@JohnnyLouisXIX

[@christopherking4932]

Awesome video.

[@JediPhoenix1976]

2:27 - "They wouldn't. They wouldn't!" Alex Kintner's ghost - "First time?"

[@user-bn9ht6ku7s]

Jr the first thing you do is 😊❤❤

[@TheDBZCollector]

when i was a kid i wondered why the raptors attacked the t rex. i'm like. i thought they were friends

[@JediPhoenix1976]

9:09 - "I'M A MUTHAF*CKIN' T-REX!!!"

[@GastonVenegasRdz]

When velociraptors were scariest than the last trilogy

[@gadrielvanorion9872]

fun fact, muldon actually survives this shit in the movie its not shown but APPRENTLY he does survive the attack and is saved later at least in comics n shit movie canon is rly hard to pinpoint cuz its also said he died so thats conflicting but there is a version where he does survive

[@RobertJ-vo4bk]

Muldoon only lives in the novel, because he was never attacked by raptors. As far as the movie goes, he died. Stop making shit up.

[@theredknight9314]

@@RobertJ-vo4bkpretty much everyone dies in the book. I still remember wus death vividly. The way he was eaten alive by all the raptors just out front of the building after being pulled from the door. It was crazy

[@wedgeantilles4712]

"He's gonna die a third time"... I'm sorry, but WTF is she yapping about?

[@ninodino444]

"the code that created it"????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[@joely7312]

471

[@rockymvvrcianu6846]

That was Samuel L Jackson's charater's arm.