Jurassic Park T-Rex Breakout

[@agostinimedia]

Astonishing how this film, made 22 years ago, contains the most brilliant pieces of CGI I've ever seen in cinema. Yes, even in today's movies. It holds up flawlessly, because it's just so damn real. Well done.

[@jakecroc]

+Agostini Couldn't agree more, that's why I think it's a mistake that they're not using mixtures anymore, no more motorized dinos, which used to be used to fool the naked eye. Now, all they use is CGI, It's getting the point where it can't catch it breath.

[@SargonTheGrape]

+Agostini It's not the CGI that's better. In scenes where the dinosaurs are standing in broad daylight (such as the very end), the CGI looks really bad by today's standards. T. Rex was able to look good because most of its scenes were not well-lit, and obscured were by rain. These two things serve to hide the flaws in the CGI, and the scene was shot like it was for precisely this reason. They also hid the flaws by swapping in animatronics for many of the close-ups. Rexy looks like she's eating the goat because the animatronic is really doing that; Rexy looks like she's attacking the car because the animatronic's head is physically performing that action.

[@jkrfan7]

I still have trouble trying I figure out which is cgi and which is the robot

[@SargonTheGrape]

It's pretty obvious. If you can see the whole dinosaur, it's CGI, and hidden by rain and darkness to hide the flaws. If it's an animatronic, it tends to be much better lit, and you only see small bits of the dinosaur.

[@DoppelBro]

it is animatronics not cgi

[@Jaysann22]

Probably one of the coolest scenes in Hollywood history....

[@IndianTelephone]

Jaysann22 remove "one of" and this comment is perfect.

[@jamalbryant8099]

Jaysann22 THE MOST EPIC ROAR I EVER HEARD

[@14Schofield]

***** Remove "probably" as well.

[@DrStrangefate]

***** Jaws says hello. As does Star Wars.

[@IndianTelephone]

AJ Miller Hello Jaws, and Star Wars, Wassup?

[@victorkrum6298]

Steven Spielberg, the man who made a glass of water terrifying.

[@kalvinteo2600]

KEEP THAT GLASS OF WATER AWAY FROM ME!

[@3313-v2v]

lol this comment!! 😂 so true

[@PrivateCustard]

Steven Spielberg, the man who made three yellow plastic barrels terrifying. Steven Spielberg, the man who made a truck terrifying. A genius!

[@hispanico9037]

That's Spielberg way...90%suspence and 10%action...

[@No_OneV]

so true

[@ketchupkatsup9805]

I honestly don't think anyone came up with a better T Rex roar than this one. It's as iconic as Godzilla's roar.

[@playstationsteve]

Rish Fish That is why Godzilla is the King of all prehistoric life & T Rex is the King of Dino's

[@alonsopalomino8952]

Godzilla aint even real.

[@playstationsteve]

Yeah so he still a dinosaur just the same

[@superbrutu]

Godzilla is a dinosaur? You're serious?

[@playstationsteve]

Tell me before he became who he is what exactly was he in the prehistoric era. Exzibit a was he a kaiju like today exzibit b was he a prehistoric animal or lastly exzibit c was he ummm what's the word I am looking for oh right was he a DINOSAUR you dumb ass also I was being sarcastic

[@zachanikwano]

0:50 Can I just say -- I'm really, really happy there was no swell of music right here accompanied by sudden action where T-Rex pops outta nowhere and starts wrecking everything instantaneously? None of that here. No music, no sudden movements. Just lightning, thunder, and slow reveal of the T-Rex. So much more terrifying.

[@danceswithmetroids162]

There's a lot of that sort of thing missing in cinema today, I guess people just aren't patient enough for something like this anymore? It's a real shame.

[@ultimazillarex1076]

But the raptors are meant to be even scarier. They can sneak up on you, are smarter, and hunt in packs. Rexy is alone.

[@aldenburton6240]

Not just that. The whole filming process was 'real' as in the T-Rex model was a full sized version made out of steel frame and hardened plastic etc. If this thing failed and crashed on the actors at some point (when bashing through the roof window, for example), then the kids would have been dead. Also, the bite force of the 'puppet' must have been strong enough to kill a human by size alone. Filming these scenes must have been thrilling on another level. This scene was actually the first time I noticed the use of music in a movie. It is the best reveal of a movie monster ever, in my opinion. And no other depiction of a T-Rex seems right without that iconic roar. If a T-Rex roars, thenplease like the JP one ;).

[@DasHoovie]

Steven Spielberg magic

[@abdullahmallah8985]

mhmmm

[@bassplaya1549]

See even the T-rex knows to look both ways before crossing the street XP

[@victorkrum6298]

ROFL

[@NasiAsking]

you, deserve more upvotes

[@Godzilla691138MW3]

LOL, I just now saw that and noticed. Hahaha that made me laugh.

[@jesswollf]

XD how did you think of that?!

[@Killjoy45]

bassplaya1549 He was just probably checking: - You see me? You too? Yeah, of course you see me. I'M A MOFO T-REX *RROOOOAR!!!!!*

[@samd-b1534]

Best Dinosaur scene of all time. It looks insanely realistic.

[@arcticangel1628]

I would eat Potato Lays Chips as a kid every time I see the T-Rex eat the goat.

[@rawtrout007]

@@arcticangel1628 Me too

[@jarlaxledaerthe4045]

Except for the fact that the T-rex was feathered, like a gigantic chicken.

[@xxitactical_8723]

@@jarlaxledaerthe4045 damn u must be fun at parties

[@Drag0n_Bolt]

@@arcticangel1628 I usually do it with steak

[@Duggy123]

Man, the ingenuity and thought that went into this entire sequence was something else. I was blown away as a kid when I saw this in the cinema and 25 years later I'm still: "Yup, this is still an incredible scene"

[@thomasdaniels6824]

Ingenuity=ingen

[@StaticBlaster]

29 years later, the effects still hold up. It's easily the BEST movie ever made!

[@xXxsampplayer1xXx]

Those cables breaking still give me chills.

[@WSchamps]

For me it's the creaking of the fence as well.

[@haydendraycott7897]

What about the severed goat leg abruptly flopping onto the top of the car? That always gets me.

[@Romulan2469]

Classic Spielberg. He knew how to create scary monster movies. Just watch Jaws again and you will still be scared of going in the water despite this being made 41 years ago. And guess what? The shark hardly appeared during that movie because it kept on malfunctioning, but Spielberg managed to create a masterpiece that stood the test of time. It's a lesson to all the other filmmakers out there that you can't rely on CGI crap to cover up a shitty story like we saw with Jurassic World. I saw Jurassic World once and will never watch it again. With Jurassic Park, I can watch it over and over and over and never get bored with it.

[@aldenburton6240]

The CGI quality of the T-Rex breaking out when rain is falling and covering its skin makes it look even more real. That scene got so much detail and awe, so many movies today fail at conveying these emotions. The only time I was similarly caught up in a movie was the Balrog reveal in FoTR.

[@smaakjeks]

@@aldenburton6240 They combined decades of stop motion expertise with new CGI tech, to create animals that moved intuitively, with all the heft and movement one would expect. That makes all the difference. That's why, when Rex breaks out of her paddock, and swings her massive body around, you feel awe. She is massive, she is strong, and she is free.

[@BenBanjo87]

T-Rex at 2:02: "Remember, kids, always look both ways before roaring your way into Hollywood history!"

[@menslady125eif2590]

+BenBanjo87 T-Rex: No cars coming...okay. Commence epic entrance!

[@star.light.ls.]

menslady125 funny. ROFL

[@suranadubara2472]

BenBanjo87

[@arcticangel1628]

@Chris Paez She can't see the cars because they're not moving. Remember? It's vision is based on movement.

[@leospeeds500]

Damn, she roared her way to Hollywood history

[@jamalx4743]

HE

[@leospeeds500]

Jamal Reed No, it's "she" . All the dinosaurs are females

[@jamalx4743]

+Leonel Orozco REALLY I THOUGHT IT WAS MALE AND FEMALE

[@jamalx4743]

Leonel Orozco BUT I HEARD GRAN SAY HE

[@dushawnable]

Its a she -_-

[@Anthony-df4bs]

When she steps over the fence and gives that iconic roar, I get goosebumps, every time. A scene that will live forever in movie history.

[@elykspuz6596]

I'm 8 yrs into the future. Whole movies timeless. It is the greatest.

[@joedowney2603]

This is one of the greatest scenes in movie history.

[@MasteroChieftan]

This IS the greatest scene in movie history haha

[@stevenchoza6391]

O.O I shit my pants when I first saw this scene... Is that normal?

[@stevenchoza6391]

hsu912174 Ok... then I can relax in the fact that it was normal to be rendered shitless by the suspense in this scene! XD

[@EdmontonRails]

IMAX 3D, its amazing

[@MrPjw5]

For all the praise it gets, I don't think Jurassic World had moments nearly as tense as this one. When I first saw this as a kid, I was legitimately freaked out; I had no idea what was going to happen next. Everything about this scene is just terrific. It's stretched out over a fair amount of time, so the tension just keeps building in you. The setting is great too; it's a dark and stormy night, so it's hard for us to see the terror. This, combined with the fact that cars can't move, makes the situation that much more precarious for the characters. Last, the fact that there's no music in this scene adds a sense of realism to it that just makes the fear we feel as an audience that much more palpable. Spielberg is a master of suspense. I didn't get as nearly as tense while watching Jurassic World. With Jurassic World, I knew exactly when the jump scares were going to happen, and there were very little scenes like this with no music. Furthermore, it was bright and sunny for about two-thirds of the movie, which took away any gravitas the scenes could have had. It was still an entertaining movie with interesting characters, but I don't think it had moments that were nearly as suspenseful as this one.

[@claywasmer5853]

to me thats what makes it so good! from the foot steps that make everything shake, to seeing the t-rex swallow a lamb whole, to seeing the wires snap back, then you get the whole thing, and two big roars! great scene!

[@MrPjw5]

Clay Wasmer I don't understand; are you referring to Jurassic Park or Jurassic World in your comment?

[@DrStrangefate]

MrPjw5 I'd say since Crichton's original novel was more horror and sci-fi terror than anything else. It was a very cynical book which bled into the more adventurous tone of the movie.

[@lakilla6264]

I give props to World for being different and original but it was a bit predictable.

[@DrStrangefate]

La Kill Most summer popcorn movies are predictable.

[@malcolmbojangles265]

The most badass entrance of all time.

[@subhuman3408]

After 65 million years

[@MasRellim]

I think what makes this really scary as well is the lack of music

[@youtubecommenter2]

John Williams knows how to do music as well as when not to use it.

[@Shrapnel-qy4xi]

MasRellim Exactly, watch how the Conjuring does suspense.

[@silverwoodlawn4913]

Yeah abso! I guess this phenomena is also used in horror-movies when there is suspense build-up

[@genapp3603]

@@youtubecommenter2 John Williams doesnt decide when the music is used that's the editor's job

[@youtubecommenter2]

@@genapp3603 Ok, maybe that's true, but I remember hearing him say that it is important to know when not to use music.

[@amasingfatass]

God the best part is that those effects still hold up to this day

[@twistedfaith3501]

***** It wasn't CGI :) www.raindance.org/toronto/files/2014/04/250.jpg

[@Zillasucks]

twistedfaith FUCK CGI, WE GOT SUITMATION AND PUPPETRY.

[@keefriff99]

***** Not CGI at all. That's part of why it holds up. I will say that, of course, some of the CGI in Jurassic Park is a bit dated. It doesn't look BAD, but there's much better out there today.

[@TriteNight1218]

twistedfaith it’s a mixture of CGI and animatronic. When you see the Trex walk, it’s CGI

[@DJ-toblerone]

Every shot of the T-Rex walking is CGi and it does hold up today.

[@TheAwesomeDarkNinja]

The best scene in cinematic history.

[@enertron4976]

it's definitely up there with Casablanca, Citizen Kane, and Speed

[@dc33c]

@@enertron4976 speed? lol

[@hotdog9262]

@@dc33c of those three, speed made most sense

[@vick7042]

I don't even know what these three are..lol

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

the sound of the fence creaking and groaning, combined with the thunder and lightning sends chills down my spine. and the look of just pure terror on the kids' faces is equally chilling.

[@Wolvenfire86]

Wow, these effects really held up over the years. That thing still looks scary as hell.

[@Wolvenfire86]

***** That's a fucking effect genius! Special effects!

[@Seb90009]

Wolvenfire86 when they are animatronics they are practicall effects (sorry if i spelled that wrong)

[@RagicalPlays]

Wolvenfire86 and keep in mind they basically had to design the CGI animation programs from scratch in terms of texturing, while working on i486DX machines (33-50Mhz). Can you imagine a whole room full of them, rendering the frames, that must've taken AGES! And they only had Terminator polished metal (T1000) and some Aliens/startrek ship puppeteering "CGI" tech at the time and that was easy comparative to what they wanted to do with the dinosaurs realism. It too bad the current CGI, although much higher poly and more action focussed looks so flat in terms of lighting and badly animated :(

[@MrBargill]

Wolvenfire86 yep!

[@aliensanonymous5063]

@@Vkat696 They had a walking T-Rex animatronic, none of it is pure cgi

[@dkupke]

Probably the best depiction of the T Rex ever

[@TimelessEndless]

This scene alone is 1Trillion times better than the entire JW movie. It's that authentic.

[@MrPjw5]

TimelessEndless It was just directed better and a lot more was done to build up the suspense and tension. This probably was because the movie was directed by Spielberg, who is a master at creating scenes that really get you gripping the edge of your seat with anticipation.

[@DrStrangefate]

MrPjw5 "was" a master

[@BUDOKAIultimate3]

TimelessEndless Sadly I have to say this is true. -_-

[@mjzzzzzzz85810]

TimelessEndless 100% agree with you. Jurassic World almost insulted me. The CGI in Jurassic world wasn't nearly as good as the one in Jurassic Park, even though its 2015. Come on guys. Not to mention the story in Jurassic Park was miles ahead of Jurassic World. (Plus the actors weren't absolute shit)

[@drfunk1986]

***** are you kidding? Can you even put both screens right next to each other and really give an honest opinion or are you just making this stuff up as you go along? They used the same exact techniques on JW as they did in JP. This film is just ingrained into your head as the better one because you grew up loving it. I believe this film is far superior not because of the effects, but because of the team that came together to make it. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity, you had Phil Tippet, Stam Winston, Michael Crichton who wrote it, Steve Spielberg, and a cast assembled that didn't star big names to attract people, however the visuals (if you put each film next to eachother, and compare the CGI details) are far superior in JW. JP just was way ahead of it's time.

[@Wyzzkyd]

Now this is clever filmmaking. Building up suspense and obscuring the environment with darkness. No one bothers to do that with blockbusters anymore, everything's loud and in-your-face stupid.

[@thelegendaryblackbeastofaa115]

THIS. Everyone just wants to show off their fancy CGI effects. No time for actual drama.

[@Trisherboops]

Audience is getting dumber they can’t stay awake if it’s not in your face

[@Trisherboops]

Audience is getting dumber they can’t stay awake if it’s not in your face

[@ninaappasamy4155]

It's what makes this scene so much more terrifying than any of the Indominus scenes in Jurassic World. (By terrifying, I mean I got nightmares from watching Jurassic Park as a kid. Now I just enjoy it, but I still get a little bit of that fear even now, only because of how well this movie was made.)

[@JT-gl5ou]

Godzilla 2014 did it pretty well, though it's still inferior. I think the CGI still doesn't cut it compared to this.

[@khfan4life365]

Alan: Now where does he think he's going? Ian: When you gotta go, you gotta go. *snort, chuckle*

[@jeremydubeck4439]

Yea lol. Ian made this movie haha. Jeff Goldblum was great in this. His sarcastic funny asshole personality. He was too serious in the lost world.

[@100spurs]

+Jeremy Dubeck well duh he became serious after the traumatic events he endured.

[@elijahrideb1584]

khfan4life365 at least his sarcasm survived

[@IGamingStation]

"Ohh, ahh you see it's beautiful now, but later there's running and screaming." - Ian, The Lost World And even funnier when he says in the first movie "I hate being right all the time."

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

Love how Jeff Goldblum is the comic relief but he is also a very smart character, everything he says is either pretty funny or pretty wise

[@maddyG7414]

Holy shit...when that Rex steps out of the enclosure I remember why I had a genuine fear if Jurassic park becoming a reality. I can't believe how crazy realistic and mind blowing this movie is still, to this day.

[@tucker1012]

2:08 that roar alone gives you the chills

[@shravanthiyag]

I love the look Grant gives at 2:12 - It flawlessly captures both the admiration and dread he must be feeling while witnessing the seemingly impossible happen right before his eyes. The T-Rex bellow is perfectly timed too...

[@notdipperpines6626]

"Keep perfectly still" *girl crawls around in the car and shines flashlight everywhere screaming*

[@piotrsegal9528]

She should have sit in Grant's car afterall. However, the scene would not have been so epic if she had.

[@rocliggins1366]

People afraid don't think rationally!

[@TurnOntheBrightLights.]

Women :P

[@ivyme5783]

Hagrid idiot

[@maryray4960]

Ivy Iliev. What was that for

[@austin12923]

Spielberg is just one of the greatest filmmakers ever, now I will not hate on Jurassic World because I did enjoy it and by blockbuster standards it held pretty well. But this scene right here is just excellently crafted and just so damn scary and perfect. I do wish Jurassic World could of captured this magic.

[@oldtimerf7602]

Yeah genius put a car down over 200 foot cliff where a t rex was standing not 8 minutes earlier.

[@silence6813]

When it comes to making movies based on a novel, he is the best at it.

[@aaronflowers8881]

The Indominus breakout was good but not as good as this.

[@JohnSWeekley]

Possibly the best build up and reveal of all time.

[@Ben82077]

Always loved the roar of the T-Rex. (Heard when they recored the roar, it was a blended mix between a Lion, Walrus and an Elephant I think)

[@jamespalmer929]

It was actually a recording of a large squeaking gate

[@ernestoveramaldonado5440]

jamespalmer929 hmm no, that was the one of Godzilla (the gate sound)

[@jokerhalo1]

Ernesto Vera Maldonado Godzilla was a glove rubbing against a string instrument

[@ernestoveramaldonado5440]

i think you're right

[@HerrFlachpfeife]

jamespalmer929 I think that Gary Rydstrom used only animal sounds for dinosaurs on JP (there's one exception, which I don't recall).

[@nathanmcdonald610]

1:00 to 1:10 was 10 seconds of my best cinematic experience ever. I remember seeing this in the theater in 1993 thinking, oh hell, shit just got real.

[@RobertMorgan]

Nathan McDonald Same here. I was 10 years old. I remember it being the loudest movie I'd ever seen, and still is since. JP was the debut of some new theater sound technologies and it was cranked all the way up for the opening, I mean hands over ears, shy away loud. Only thing I've seen since that was that overpoweringly loud was Interstellar last summer. I remember hearing a rattle in the theater during a particularly loud scene, looking up, and seeing the HVAC grate in the ceiling rattling in it's frame. It was great. articles.chicagotribune.com/1993-05-31/features/9305310028_1_dts-digital-theater-systems-analog-systems

[@jw_gojifan19]

I was 3 when I saw the film and it forever changed my life. I am now a Dinosaur fanatic and studying geology at my college, about to expand to Paleontology.

[@matthewlo55]

Jacob Neal I loved Dinosuar when i watched this movie but now i lose my interest to it since i am not kid anymore.

[@jw_gojifan19]

Matthew Lo I may not be a kid anymore but that never stopped me from loving Dinosaurs. I know everyone has their differences but I guess you could call be a bit of a bonehead.

[@cmajor1487]

Oh yes!!!! I was 4 when the Movie came out and seeing it in the theater for the first time was absolutely FRIGHTENING! The sound in the theater was so loud, I remember the seats were shaking!Lol I actually cried when the Velociraptors came out because they scared me. Definitely one of my favorite movie experiences.

[@MrKajithecat]

Hollywood forgets that the combination of CGI and actual effects (animatronics/puppetry/props) with proper usage of lighting allows scenes like this to feel very real. My brain automatically allows me to be convinced that this creature has weight and solidity when it interacts with the environment (mud/fence/trees). Then the CGI is used to give it natural movement as it leaves it's enclosure which is barely noticeable as both the animatronics and CGI blend together very well. Unfortunately Jurassic World doesn't seem to go into that sort of detail.

[@Nightshade1881]

You saw Jurassic world already???

[@TotalImpactGaming]

emilio olivas Hasn't came out yet.

[@dushawnable]

U don't have to see the movie to realize the whole thing is mostly noticeable CGI... Smh

[@Ethan-Hensley]

DuShawn Mickens u realize the director put CGI in the trailers so he doesn't ruin the animatronic moments in the movie? Don't judge things you know nothing about.

[@dushawnable]

I do know about it actually. And there aren't much animatronics in this movie since it costs less to do CGI so

[@aaronseamster7539]

No matter how many times I see this I can't get enough...after over twenty years!!!!

[@hineighbor]

This movie aged insanely well. In 20 years from now, it'll still look amazing.

[@darthgibsonlp6631]

This entire scene is cinematic perfection. It's iconic, it's religious, it's utterly brilliant. I have no idea how anybody could dislike it. Seriously, watch it again and again, it's just as thrilling every time. I've watched it time and again since I was 4 - I'm now 27 and the magic is still there. Incredible.

[@equarg]

As a young kid I BEGGED my mom to see this..she finally took me and was AMAZED!! Those were not the slow dumb dino's she grew up with. The fact some dino's were related to birds blew her mind. This scene amazed her too!

[@Robotwarsmad]

If there's anything I love about the Jurassic Park franchise, it has to be how realistic the dinosaurs sounded as well as how real they looked, the T-Rex was no exception. In the other older dinosaur films that came before JP they seem to rip off Godzilla roars, but hearing the blend of the growl of an Alligator, the trumpet of a baby Elephant and roar of a Tiger mixed together makes you really believe that you are listening to the roar of the King of the Tyrant lizards that lived 65 million years ago

[@BJMcB92]

THIS is how you create a terrifying creature, unlike in Jurassic World where the I-Rex could do literally anything at the plot's convenience, including camouflage, climbing walls, being able to take a rocket launcher missile to the chest and not die, have heat tracking senses, and talk to other species of dinosaurs and make them do what it wanted.

[@claytonstluka4933]

Number one it never climbed any walls the rocket didn't directly hit it an it could see heat because viper dna was one of the creatures added to create it. Though I will agree that the communicating with raptors was probably the dumbest part of the movie

[@kaushikghosh4703]

​@@claytonstluka4933 I agree with your reply in every aspect.. In the movie, Owen said that this animal was raised in isolation, that means she has never learned about social skills and still she was communicating..

[@fighter5583]

"Their vision is based on movement" Tina: That only works in movies

[@PhanTimo01]

+fighter5583 Lol classic gumball.

[@WesleyO05]

This IS a movie tho

[@GONZALOKAISER85]

The best film in the history. One Rex, one King, one love.

[@rotodexthepaleontologist2267]

GONZALO CALAMITA Queen* Rexy is a female

[@arcticangel1628]

I don't think the Lex and Tim do because Rexy was going to eat them.

[@mariostamatiou7385]

All the dinos in Jurassic Park are female, which make the Rex the Queen!

[@krisr.9105]

this has got to be one of the most epic scenes in movie history

[@Natedawg38]

The sound of the fence failing is so good, so impotent. Like the power was hallow the entire time.

[@FartsFromApplz]

Still find myself watching this more than Jurassic world. No hate to World, liked the actors and everything but it just doesn't give you the tense feel this movie delivers time after time. Imo at least.

[@TheMJKnight]

that's fair

[@tobywells4076]

well said

[@S7yx0]

Exactly.

[@Romulan2469]

I agree with you 100%.

[@THELANKANCOMRADE]

ApplesauceFarts Jurassic world was like more of the same high paced action film rather than a real Jurassic park film, all the scenes just rushed no tense slow scenes like this.

[@mojolumos]

Unarguably one of the greatest scenes ever in the history of cinema!

[@yeismeload]

The fact that the cgi and overall presentation of JP holds up so well after so many years really is a testament to how superbly made it was upon release. This scene is still every bit as awesome as it ever was.

[@ThePrehistoricMaster]

The best scene in all the JP movies!

[@KasinoMarxs]

I remember seeing this in the theater as a kid. When this part came and I heard T-Rex for the first time, I was terrified. LoL. At the same time, I found it's roar to be unique. I'm not sure what sounds were used to create that, but it was pure awesomeness!

[@angellove6785]

True , for sure

[@xXLeAkErXx]

Kasino Marxs believe it or not they used a koala bear for a good portion of his rumbles and grunts lol.

[@KTBEverlasting]

I was pretty young, so I was scared when I saw Jurassic Park. Even being older now, this scene still gives me the creeps. That's good directing. No musical orchestra, just the rain and the rumble of the T-Rex.

[@cc-wz6xr]

This scene is the equivalent to in Jaws when Brody says, "you're gonna need a bigger boat" and the shark is shown in all its glory for the first time. It's the moment when you realize you're watching something truly extraordinary and terrifying. You gotta remember what it was like to watch this back in '93. I don't expect younger people to understand.

[@YAOK117]

what i find ridiculous is that this CGI from 1993 looks better than the majority we see today

[@genapp3603]

cause it's not CGI

[@Casarzino]

@@genapp3603 in this scene it's all CGI from when it breaks out of the fence

[@genapp3603]

@@Casarzino no it isn't. there is the tiniest bit of CGI in the movie but not enough to warrant a comment saying how the CGI looks better than CGI today becaues it's not CGI here.

[@Casarzino]

@@genapp3603 when the T Rex walks out of the fence its not CGI? Tiniest bit of CGI?! The entire Brachiosaurus sequence is CGI, the Gallimimus stampede is CGI, the TRex attacking the Gallimimus and Velociraptors at the end is 100% CGI. Lol moron

[@SHVideografie]

​@@genapp3603 Every shot from the Rex is cgi from 1:55 on

[@WheelsRCool]

What was great about this scene is how it was the scene everyone was waiting for and It truly met the incredible standard everyone had.

[@Jedtumble]

This is an awesome scene, one of my favourites, not just in the jurassic park saga but in all cinema... I'm hoping Rexy gets to lay the smackdown on the Indominus Rex in Jurassic World ;)

[@tannerbarnes7392]

Alfie Bell I have faith that she will. After all, Colin Trevorrow tweeted #rexredemption a while ago.

[@Aphelion_k9f]

Tanner Barnes Nah, it's probably referring to the I. Rex. But I could be wrong.

[@tannerbarnes7392]

Bernkastel Somehow I doubt it. Let's face it, we all think one thing when we hear "Rex." I think Trevorrow knows that.

[@xsteelfeverx8004]

Saw the movie. The Rex is about to get killed by Indominus but the tamed raptor saves it's life and the alligator dinosaur kills the indominus. Enjoy the movie!

[@ScrappySuper91]

Rix Dyas Thanks for spoiling the movie

[@tj4542]

This is nothing less than TRULY ICONIC!The most epic scene in movie history, and a HUGE part in our nostalgia!

[@tylersheehan-ford4047]

Wow! Just wow! out of all the films I've seen this is possibly my favorite moment in cinema, the ripples in the cup make the scene so tense

[@kingkongzilla34]

It's amazing how 20 year old cgi can age so well. JP still looks better than several cg movies around today. And I don't just say this as some kind of ultra fan, I mean it. I mean look at this and then compare it to, say, the crappy transformers movies. This looks more real. Sure, some shots here and there look dated (the brachiosaurus early in the movie definitely shows its age, probably because it's in daylight rather than darkness like this scene), but overall it's aged ridiculously well.

[@coxyefc]

Well said

[@EddieHypemanHearn]

Jurrassic Park and Terminator 2 had the best cgi and they are my favourite films. Anything starting with the matrix onwards has too much CGI. I went to see rise of planet of the apes recently, may as well of stayed at home playing CPU games.

[@789MARINE]

This scene I believe was done with animatronics.

[@EddieHypemanHearn]

I am an ultra fan it was the first film i seen in the cinema. i was scared shitless.... My earliest memory is of this film. Anyway back to the topic the 2 best cgi films were IMO JP and Terminator 2, they were a nice mix of cgi and actual stunts. Somewhere in and around the time of the matrix films became not worth watching, may as well stay at home and play the cpu. Like the new planet of the apes and transformers films, the stars are cpu effects

[@789MARINE]

OK I watched the making of this movie and this scene was CGI but those scenes where he flips the car is actually done with animatronics. They actually used a full scale Trex for the car flipping scene and the attack on the children. The rest of the Trex scenes are CGI.

[@JessFromMead]

'Boy I hate being right all the time...'

[@wgj427]

I loved the detail that was put in to Jurassic Park. Spielberg was smart to have incorporated animatronics for his close-up shots and sparingly used CGI when we needed to see the dinosaurs at wide shots. Spielberg knew the technological limitations it would bring because CGI wouldn't have been convincing if he simply did all CGI with this movie. I remember being a kid watching this and thinking the dinosaurs were so convincing that I was convinced there were still dinosaurs. While I am an adult now and let go of all childish things, I watched this a few days ago and still can't help but to think how the visuals still stand up.

[@TheCamera27]

if this scene was edited today it would've been way worse, there would have been dramatic music, extra sound effects on the goat jump scare and other stupid things like more cuts, the way it is now is just perfect, no flaws, flawless brilliant film making favorite film that i have scene and probably will ever see

[@jamescawthorne7557]

The CGI, the acting, and the intense build up and execution of this scene is absolutely brilliant. This scene is one of Hollywood's most historic.

[@equarg]

I saw on the extended DVD how it took weeks for a guy to figure out how to do the cup O water scene.....Spielberg got the idea from listening to a rock band in a car loudly...and seeing the water react to the vibrations. On the day before this scene....the finally got an idea. When a stage hand put a glass of water on a guitar and plucked a sting....they got the perfect vibration. So they put a thick piano wire taunt on the bottom of the car......plunked it.....and the rest is history!

[@ScarlettM]

I still remember seeing this movie, this moment the first time and the chills I got from that roar!

[@RedTail94]

1 of the best scene's in the movie, I love Jurassic Park. Huge fan & can't wait to see Jurassic World!!

[@TheColonelAngel]

Is it sad that this cgi of the Rex looks better than the one from Jurassic world? :/

[@kyleoconnor2880]

It's also the same T-Rex.

[@TheColonelAngel]

yeah I feel you guys don't get me wrong I loved Jurassic world and I loved the rex but it just didn't look as good cgi wise as this rex or even the rex's from lost world.

[@nahor88]

***** If they put that much attention to detail into Jurassic World's dinos, the movie would take 8 years to make. Sorry.

[@thedannyman4676]

TheColonelAngel Care to explain? I mean, I understand that this looks relatively a lot better as this is a movie from the 90s and this looks AMAZING because of that. But it also looks amazing in Jurassic World, though.

[@Xainfinen]

+TheColonelAngel What you need to know is that most CGI always look better with the cover of rain, fog and darkness that's why most monster movie have scene filmed in these condition. If you find an old movie with better CGI than actual movies its certainly because of a combination of animatronics, stop motion, lighting & weather effect. Todays CGI are good enough to let the monster be seen in daylight but its still had flaws, the production time is also a factor, the less time the production team have to do the CGI the less realistic it will be.

[@grinningshine9631]

I think that when T-Rex roared it was because she had never been on that side of the fence before and her apex instinct was letting anything in that area know that she’s now there. Totally badass.

[@frowningcat7989]

20 years later and this is still the best looking movie dinosaurs. They would need to invent a completely new type of special effect (beyond CGI) to improve this.

[@simonster-9094]

The t-rex then looks down at them and says "Alan". Grant then wakes up and realizes the park was just a dream.

[@SKYDORMER]

T-rex translator: 2:08: "I'M THE MOTHERFUCKING BOSS" 2:13: " YOU'RE ALL MY BITCHES NOW!"

[@arnoldrivas4590]

T-Rex, the Samuel Jackson of dinosaurs

[@thelegendaryblackbeastofaa115]

Perfect translation.

[@SuperImmunologist]

remember when the ian waved the flare and said hey and t rex said what?

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

Arnold Rivas Not a good comparison when it comes to this movie.

[@arnoldrivas4590]

Shanethefilmmaker Okay fair enough. It was all I got. How would you compare the T-Rex then?

[@fastony9659]

The pacing and tension of the entire scene, from the lead up to the reveal, the reveal, and afterwards, is an absolute masterclass.

[@SHVideografie]

Not a single scene of JW can touch the atmosphere of this single clip of JP. Damn, I wish I had seen this movie in cinema back then! I was too young :(

If this scene was made today I'm afraid that they would have tried to make it look as visual stunning as possible in terms of explosions a la Michael Bay. That's what I loved about the new Godzilla film which used the same techniques as in this film. To build suspense and to create an atmosphere by waiting a long time before revealing the monster, never show the monster too much just as at 0:57. And only to use action/destruction sequences where the characters we care about are involved in the scene. It's a shame that too many people didn't like the new Godzilla film. It's the best "monster" film since Jurassic Park (1993).

[@SiGnOXR]

I agree with all you said except in one thing, dinosaurs are not monsters they are animals! :3

Signo Nymous haha, duh! Obviously! But you know what I mean ;)

[@Dvailen]

Signo Nymous Not that it's much of a credible source, but Dr. Grant said in JP3 that the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park were "theme-park monsters, nothing more and nothing less" But we all know that movie was awful.

Travis Webb The new Jurassic park movie will have a genetically modified super dinosaur, which technically can be described as a monster. This in order to attract more people to the theme park. This sounded ridiculous to me at first, but it's something that was in the original novel Jurassic Park.

[@Dvailen]

Most of the dinosaurs have been genetically modified in order to complete their genomes, which could explain the movie's small, venomous Dilophosaurs and the oversized velociraptors.

[@TheMJKnight]

Jurassic Park is offficially 23 years young today

[@ricky93100]

can't believe that. That is crazy !

[@TheMJKnight]

***** ikr?

[@_FVLL_]

isn't it a bit younger? i was born at 11 june '93 and mom told me she saw JP while being pregnant with me.

[@TheMJKnight]

Nope. That was the release date

[@_FVLL_]

Cool!

[@Katie12886]

"Where does he think he's going" "When you got to go you got to go" Love that part I always quote it

[@MrWegosolo]

One of the most Original, Suspenseful, Dramatic and Unforgettable scenes in Cinema HISTORY! OMG after 20years this still gives me goosebumps!!!!

[@lucas8409]

The movie of my childhood. 90's movies was the best

[@himbourbanist]

This scene is perfect.

[@KieRanaRan]

Amazing how not adding any music can ultimately add SO much more to this scene.

[@jamesdiato]

I just came here to say: I'm so happy that this is the same fucking T-Rex from the Jurassic World movie!!!! :D:D

[@lakilla6264]

Rexy's back!

[@RworldKM]

Michael Mayer Jr. Isla nublar, and Isla sorna. Do your homework.

[@gongkei]

Where do you get your facts from?! The Scratches are still there you blind bitch.

[@nickringling]

Michael Mayer Jr. You're an idiot.

[@GreekOrthodox7]

Lol Michael Mayer Jr. The T-Rex in this movie was in Isla Nublar and JP2 was in Isla Sorna... But I do think the juvenile in JP2 was the one killed by the Spinosaurus in JP3... Well probably not lol but it's cool to think it I guess :P the one in this movie is the one in JW thought I think... Well it's cool to think that too XD But basically, you're wrong.

[@prime815qtm]

I love this scene. It builds tension so well, then BOOM! the climax. The t-rex looks and sounds amazing.

[@CenationTroop]

One of my favourite scenes in cinematic history. The Rex in the darkness and pouring rain makes it so epic

[@artloverivy]

Dr. Grant: "Keep absolutely still. His vision is based on movement." T. Rex: "i Am a giRL!"

[@lekalla]

T. Rex: "See you in court Dr. Grant"

[@goldenaxeband]

Still terrifies me. This movie has aged really well.

[@wesleypeters4112]

The scene where the T-Rex breaks out of its paddock never gets old. The snapping wires, sounds of bending metal, the movements and sounds of the T-Rex, along with the rain and darkness are just the pinnacle of movie making. It ties the scene together perfectly. I also like how they didn't make the T-Rex act non realistic like attacking the cars first, or going after Donald Gennaro after he ran into the restroom (of which it saw from inside the paddock). It was only until it was attracted by movement and the flashlight that it began to go after the children.

[@venomwise]

2 Fun facts At the beginning that water ripple affect took 3 weeks to do. Did you know the animatronic for Rexy would actually have to be dried with towels because the rain made the animatronic malfunction

[@OKG2000]

still the best cinema experience ive ever had, the suspense was felt by every single person in the cinema we all knew we were watching something special

[@joeguy217]

"maybe it's the power trying to come back on" yeah right that's totally it lol

[@OptiumusMagnum]

I remember watching this in IMAX when they re-released this in 3D...and picking my balls off from the floor when the scene was over.

[@S7yx0]

And this, Mr Trevorrow, is how you make the entrance of a queen.

[@RadagonTheRed]

1993 and the CGI still looks better than some of what we see NOW.

[@jacobkleinsasser5658]

This scene is so amazing. But a big thing about it is the tension and suspense! Something modern directors just don't get!

[@bax323]

Hard to believe this movie is 22 years old already.

[@fullmetalfunk]

bax323 Ah geez, way to make me feel old as hell. I remember watching this when I was like 3 or 4 when it first came out on video.

[@jw_gojifan19]

Same here. I was 3 years old when I saw Jurassic Park for the first time. It has changed my life and I am so uber excited for Jurassic World.

[@foca2002]

Jacob Neal Don´t feel that way. When this movie come out I was 10, my girlfriend isn´t even born when this movie got out.

[@kvinlo1]

I was merely 3 months old when this came out. Jurassic Park was my favorite movie growing up.

[@Charisonic_558]

I was about -7 years old when this movie came out.

[@ham8426]

For the record this is not all CGI, they used some impressive animitronic work here too. Infact the combo made the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park look far more real than most CGI constructs in movies today, such as the Hobbit movies, where the Orcs were made mostly by Computer, they stick out and look almost cartoony beside the Actors or even the environment sometimes. Everyone probably also remembers the Original Lord of the Rings Trillogy where the Orcs were actually actors in makeup and suits, with only a small helping hand from the computer to make them look even more realistic.

[@poligonzo5300]

Better CGI than today's CGI 😂😂😂

[@akumatheidiot]

Undeniably one of the greatest moments in Film History

[@7thsealord888]

Absolutely amazing scene. Even after all these years, and no matter how many times I've seen it, it still gets the heartbeat up.

[@Gasmaskkiller123]

1:58 That CGI looks better than the CGI in Jurassic World...

[@pikppa]

+Gabe Zia Yes, it does.

[@irumasuzuki9074]

In Jurassic world she was older

[@TheMJKnight]

have to agree there

[@gunsgiftsgalleries7711]

the animation at 1:04 is even better imo.

[@Gasmaskkiller123]

GunsGifts Galleries im pretty sure that shot was animatronic though

[@clubpenguinfan1235]

when they used real dinosaurs it was so much better than the stupid cgi in jurassic world

[@79treefrog]

+clubpenguinfan123 "when they used real dinosaurs"

[@clubpenguinfan1235]

yes it looked so much better

[@clubpenguinfan1235]

deathroman13 um no

[@deathroman13]

clubpenguinfan123 Yes you definitely are haha

[@clubpenguinfan1235]

deathroman13 what do you even mean?

[@somethingtojenga]

Hey Hollywood, Make your CGI artists take courses in physics and physiology. These guys apparently did. Sincerely, Somebody who is sick of plastic, weightless, wispy-motion CGI

[@DJ-toblerone]

It's not the CGi artists. There's a bigger pool of them than ever that know physics and physiology inside out. They don't get to make the choices that made the difference. (Limiting the number of effects shots to only using it when absolutely required, choices of lighting, space, to hide flaws and maximise the illusion, knowing when to use animatronics, maximising location & set shooting over green screens, having the eye for composition, movement and editing of Steven Spielberg etc)

[@EnemyAce88]

Seeing that in the theatre when you're 10 years old is a thrill you'll never forget.

[@epicfail9693]

It’s 2019 and even now after all these years this scene remains one of the greatest scenes in cinema history hands down.