*Jurassic Park: The Lost World* was a FUN WATCH! | First Time Watching!

[@MasterSkywalker91]

Cool, but where’s your reaction to Jurassic Park? I can’t find it.

[@VKunia]

It got blocked. It was uploaded almost 7 months ago and got hit with copyright :(

[@MasterSkywalker91]

@@VKunia Oh. Well, hopefully you can find a way to reuploaded it without geting copyrighted!

[@VKunia]

@@MasterSkywalker91 I have been posting my old reactions that got taken down on my Facebook page! I didn't get to the first Jurassic Park yet but the Ghibli's are up, along with Airplane! iif i remember correctly! bit.ly/VKuniaFB

[@MyBlackandRedCZ]

@@VKuniaDang it! I wanted to rewatch your Jurassic Park reaction before this one!

[@brandonbullington]

@@VKunia Ouch. Just ouch!

[@minnesotajones261]

To Roland's defense, he was a "great white hunter" (yeah, outdated term), but he was not a poacher. He did it legally. Him and his friend Ajay. But he did have morals and helped out a waitress in a great deleted scene on the mainland before they hired him.

[@chrisbell9075]

He's one of my favorites, for sure. High morals, great sayings & lines & its a travesty they cut his best scenes from the movie bc after he saves that waitress, you see him in an entirely different light than they portray him to later be. He passes up a game warden spot in San Diego bc he comes to loath Peter Ludlow & Co & sees him as the true villain he is. Losing Arjay just absolutely shatters Roland & he leaves Isla Sorna an entirely different man than the one he came as..

[@Alte.Kameraden]

Pete Postlethwaite's character, the "Hunter" Roland is honestly one of the best characters in the entire film. Sadly they cut this character's original introduction scene in which he had to be convinced to go on this expedition. Refusing to go originally because he grew tired of Hunting as it was a one sided game of execution. But when he realized what was on that Island, lets say, I think he thought he could use it to be his final resting place... but by 26:46 he lived... while his friend who convinced him to come didn't. The story would of come full circle from that Cut Scene.

[@passionsquietrage]

Precisely why scenes shouldn't be deleted.

[@extinctbaryonyx]

also apparently his 'friend' is hinted to be his partner.

[@nonconsensualopinion]

It's always worth stating: Roland Tembo did not break the baby rex's leg. In a deleted scene, Ludlow, who is a drunk, trips and falls on the baby. Roland admonishes him. There's also a deleted scene where prior to arriving on the island, he saves a waitress from the advances of boorish tourists. Both establish that while he wants to hunt the rex, he's an honorable person.

[@corvettesplus4913]

I said the same thing. The movie really didn’t do his character and justice. He’s easily one of the more likable characters in the book

[@charlieharper886]

@@corvettesplus4913 He's not in the book, at least I don't remember him...

[@TheCryptofHorrors-DerCryptaxis]

​@@charlieharper886i don't think he was , they cut almost all his scenes, it was so silly

[@TheCryptofHorrors-DerCryptaxis]

Did they film that? I don't remember seeing it in deleted footage

[@williamrosmer8381]

​@@TheCryptofHorrors-DerCryptaxisthey did

[@dntm123]

The ending of this movie is the closest Spielberg has come to making a Godzilla film. There's even a shot of some Japanese guys running from T-Rex, like "we left Japan to get away from this crap".

[@PlumbPitiful]

That shot was no accident. It was an intentional tip of the hat to the King of the Monsters

[@TwilightLink77]

Would have been interesting seeing Steven make a Godzilla film.

[@Infinity-Minus-One]

don't you wonder why he said "you lied about the death of 3 people", and not 4? It's because they never found the remains of Dennis Nedry

[@SSPerfectChaosRCT]

Arguably, that might be because they discovered his actions of espionage and theft of proprietary assets.

[@Giulia-mn8kg]

I mean he still died tho😅 so why wouldn’t they count him among the dead if they had found his body@@SSPerfectChaosRCT

[@G1NZOU]

Some people don't like the character switch with Dr Malcolm, but personally I love it and I think it makes total sense, he still has his quick wit and dry humour, but now it's coupled with PTSD and he's also now with people like his daughter and girlfriend who he's very attached to, in a place he knows from experience is extremely dangerous, it's no wonder he's switched to the more cautious responsible type after his experiences and injury from the first movie, and the treatment he got from Ingen in between the two movies.

[@G1NZOU]

Also I love his Dad mode "Cruel but good word use" comment. He may not be the perfect dad but he does love his kids.

[@Sadpotatoirl2010]

I appreciate and understand it,, just like JP3 Alan Grant.

[@Shenanigans_333]

The novel also backs up this fact pretty well- in addition to physiological trauma, he has physical trauma due to his leg injury in the first novel!

[@krisfrederick5001]

"How many Sarah's do you think are on this island??" Gets me every time. There is actually an extended scene of Roland, where he fist fights a drunken tourist who was sexually harassing a server that really broadens his character. Spielberg went all out with the ending in the city, that was never part of the story but hey. Steven Spielberg has the final Lost Word. 🦖

[@krisfrederick5001]

Jeff Goldblum is not an actor. He's just Jeff Goldblum caught on camera. And he's brilliant. The guy with the hat and the beard was a dinosaur expert for years I watched as kid long before Jurassic Park was a thing. He wanted to be killed by a T-Rex lol.

[@Maarten_Bondzio]

What gets me even more every time, is how in the third act, when they've lost Nick, Malcolm himself shouts out "Nick VAN OWEN". He either doesn't live by his own wisdoms, or maybe there was another Nick in the InGen expedition...?

[@movieswithmatticus5469]

Sounds really lame.

[@andre1999o]

Fun fact: the guy at 30:17 that gets eaten by the T. rex is the movie's screenwriter David Koepp. He's credited as "Unlucky Bastard".

[@LilSpookyyy]

Lmfao

[@scottb3034]

they also filmed an alternate version of that scene with the crew running from the t. rex instead of asian actors & Koepp because Koepp was allowed to do that.

[@TheNotoriousCheeto]

The hunter, Roland, is actually easily the best character in the entire series. He is supremely competent and capable, being one of the few "tough guys" in the fanchise to not die (I think Owen might be the only other one). His motives are flawed at the start, but he quickly gives up his own ambitions to try to save people's lives. He looks after the main cast even after they trash his whole operation, and really only goes to shoot one of the dinosaurs when it is actively killing people. In the end, his experience on the island gives him a new respect for life.

[@Giulia-mn8kg]

For me it’s Eddie. Also the number one heroic death. Dude got torn in two to save people he’d known for like 3 days

[@scottb3034]

Best character in the series? No. But he is really good. He did a lot with the 10-15 minutes on screen he was given.

[@chrisbell9075]

Tembo is a great character in the JP franchise. I wish they hadn't cut so much of his backstory bc getting to see the kind of person he is from those deleted scenes & his extended dialogue & how he is a man of solid principals totally would make the audience see him in an entirely different light had they left those in there. Dispite his gruff & manly exterior, he sticks to his morals, he defends the innocent, in particular women & children (he shows this in the way he speaks to & about Sarah & Kelly in the film) & he is deeply saddened by the loss of Arjay, his dearest friend, so much so that he passes up a potential game warden spot at JP: San Diego bc he comes to hate what Peter Ludlow & his people stand for after Arjay's death at the hands of the raptors & returns to Africa a different person I feel like than he was when he originally left to join the InGen team. He didn't get his buck, he lost all the people he was put in charge of protecting & he lost his closest cofidant & hunting partner. You cannot help but feel sorry for him at the end, but knowing he was a good person the entire time at heart makes it even worse..

[@benzos5704]

That Jeff Goldbloom cut has always been the funniest to me 😂

[@thedoctor4327]

It doesn't reach the heights of the first movie but for many years I considered it a guilty pleasure movie and frankly these days it's one of the best movies in the Jurassic franchise. The best scenes are easily the cliff scene and the raptors in the long grass. And while I honestly don't care for the "good guys", I think Roland Tembo is a great and complex character, he has little patience for those he doesn't respect but he has a softer side as well (i.e., defending a waitress from abusive jerks in a deleted scene, making sure Sarah was okay and making sure no one told Kelly someone may have been killed).

[@krisfrederick5001]

At least it wasn't JP3

[@thedoctor4327]

@@krisfrederick5001 Yep

[@bmaster5324]

@@krisfrederick5001 I liked JP3

[@blinkachu5275]

@@bmaster5324it's okay to be wrong

[@ThisIsMyFullName]

It's not a guilty pleasure, it's a solid film. The only flaw is that it has some hard cuts, like when the helicopter suddenly appears out of nowhere (26:11). But it's easily the second best film in the franchise, and it takes up a subject that continues to be relevant today!

[@Parntwingen]

It was late at night November 23, 1997. I had just got this movie for my 5th birthday, but I had to wait to watch it until everyone left. My mom set it up on our big-screen box TV that was hooked to my dad's surround sound (he spared no expense). I was super entranced with the movie, when the part where the T-rex pokes its head in the tent came along. The growls and snarling vibrating the floor of the house, it was intense for a 5 year old. Then Carter screams and the T-rex raises its head shakes off the tent and roars vibrating the floor. The vibrations of the surround sound throughout the movie had jarred our Chrismas tree loose and it proceeds to fall on me from behind in a pitch black room, only lit by the TV. IT SCARED THE ABSOLUTE SHIT OUT OF ME, a poor defenseless 5 year old flailing and screaming thinking he is being attacked by a T-Rex. As a tradition now to celebrate my Dino induced trauma, we turn on this movie after Thanksgiving dinner.

[@nsasupporter7557]

I saw this movie in the theater 😉

[@simsch97]

7:40 it was actually recorded on Hawaii. The islands are fictitious though and are virtually located on the west coast of Costa Rica.

[@5ilver42]

Roland was one of my favorite movie characters when I was a kid. He just oozed with the competent coolness of a skilled outdoorsman and hunter.

[@5ilver42]

And I'll add, that Nick is a real piece of shit in this movie. Yeah, Hamon's nephew is the source of the story woes, but Nick is the direct cause of every death that occurs in the movie because of his terrorist acts on the island, and it annoys the shit out of me that people are too emotionally run to analyze and think about this fact.

[@johnnyblaze1098]

If you ever read the book version of Jurassic Park. The opening shot from this movie is actually how the book begins

[@LudusAurea]

On this note I’d say the movies eventually squeeze in most of the original book between the films and camp Cretaceous. Cretaceous is actually the one that embraces the lore most at least until dominion permanently ruined the franchise.

[@Aquariadragon]

originally we were going to have footage of the camera boy and his family being chomped by the rex but it was scrapped because Steven Spielberg deemed it too dark Also the two parent rexes were named Doe and Buck, Buck being the green with orange tiger stripes one

[@houdin654jeff]

Jeff Goldbloom is 6’4” tall. Edit: Vince Vaughn is in this movie because Steven Spielberg saw Swingers and liked him in it. That’s pretty much the whole story. I like the call back of Ian saying his full name to try and find him later after the “How many Sarah’s do you think are in this island?” moment.

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

"I wish I was that little girl." Not for long! 😂 No, they didn't just rename Hawaii. 🤣 The Las Cinco Muertos islands are completely fictional. They used Hawaii as the filming location. EDIT: You're assuming the guy was thinking logically. 🤣 Brain was in Survival mode. Brain returns to Monkie when it's in Fight or Flight mode. Snake = Danger. Must get away from Danger.

[@HildegardActual]

To answer your questions; The islands actually *are* primarily Hawaii. I believe a few sets were Universals back lot, such as the Fleetwood Mobile Lab going over the cliff. The trucks the Gatherer Team drives are Mercedes Benz ML 320s from 1997 that had their trunks cut and modified into a light-duty bed. In the books, they were modified by Thorne Mobile Systems, the field equipment company that Eddie Carr works for. The weird thing on the hood was meant to be a battery as in the books they were converted to EVs so as not to make noise and disturb the animals. (And no, they could *not* have pulled the Fleetwood Mobile Lab like that lol)

[@scottb3034]

Actually this movie is primarily California. The Hawaiian stuff was the opening scene, a few establishing shots and half the group's trek to the Worker Village but everything else was California location (the dinosaur round up, dieter's death, San Diego/Suburban Cali, etc) or the aforementioned backlot (and Universal's parking garage). Hawaii was used much more extensively for JP and JP/// than this one. Also only one of the 320's was converted to a pick up style vehicle. The other two (one of which was left in Eddie's warehouse) were traditional SUVs with modified features meant for scientific research. I don't see anything weird on the hood on any of these vehicles to suggest they were emulating the solar powered vehicles from the book...not to mention their not being silent...the trailers are the only one with batteries/solar paneling.

[@jamesdee759]

Malcolm has some of the best comments. Like how he says "Ooh, ah, that's how it always starts. But then later there's running and then screaming." lol

[@LilSpookyyy]

Or when he’s explaining what would happen when the adult male T. rex would see them and recognise he’d like “YOU” and that’s exactly what happened 😂

[@trayolphia5756]

My fave is the interplay with Eddie on the boat “I loaded it with this toxin (babble), the animal is down before it even feels the prick of the dart “Is there an antidote?” “What you mean like if you shot yourself in the foot? Don’t do that. You’d be dead before you even knew you had an accident”

[@jebcalp5703]

The 5 deaths refers to the deaths that happened in the first Jurassic Park. 1) The worker at the beginning, 2) the Lawyer, 3) Dennis Nedry, 4) Ray Arnold, and 5) Robert Muldoon.

[@GoliathSmoke]

The lost world is definetely my favorite of the films. I absolutely love the darker direction this movie took and ofc more malcolm is a win. Not to mention the amazing score.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Now, Jurassic Park 3 😁.

[@mudnarchist]

ALAN

[@ravenlockhart0925]

​@@mudnarchist😂😂😂😂😂

[@nsasupporter7557]

3 was garbage

[@mudnarchist]

@@nsasupporter7557 She needs to watch it just for the talking velociraptor

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@mudnarchist right… “Alan!” 🙂 She also needs to watch just to finish the franchise, even though Jurassic World is a continuation

[@bobapjok4241]

"who started the fire"..."We didnt start it" - brilliant

[@WesMordine]

Someone should write a song...

[@danielorea748]

In the spanish LATAM translation the switched "they are protecting their baby" for "they are protecting their loved one" i think it works better

[@dailyrider2975]

7:00 FYI there are over 30,000 islands in the South Pacific, not just Hawaii.

[@LudusAurea]

The islands in the series aren’t in the South Pacific anyway

[@dailyrider2975]

Wow, thanks, been awhile since I looked at Hawaii on a map. Still Micronesia and some of Polynesia seem to be in N Pacific.@@LudusAurea

[@bigdream_dreambig]

30:15 "Kinda meta. I don't know why." It's because that shot is a direct homage to the Godzilla franchise!

[@canadianicedragon2412]

Vicky "I'm getting so stressed" Me: Wrong movie then. The "parent" was teaching the baby how to hunt... so it maimed him so he couldn't escape and give baby a good learning experience.

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

freaking Peter Stormare, man.... ALWAYS playing the creepy lunatic!

[@PlumbPitiful]

The little girl in the beginning is actress Camilla Belle who among other things would go on to star in the 2006 remake of When A Stranger Calls

[@nsasupporter7557]

I don’t know if she was supposed to be an “It girl” but she never did. She was also in that historical movie called 1000 BC from 2008, which I heard was terrible

[@Sandeep-ry2qq]

Please continue the JURASSIC PARK franchise

[@corvettesplus4913]

I know ya said ya hate him automatically lol but Roland the hunter(in the books) is one of he most intriguing and interesting characters. And the movie doesn’t do his character justice. He’s a legit badass with his own moral compass. But hes really not the “bad guy”. He’s actually one of the more sensible and honorable characters compared to the actual villains of the movie

[@Braint-lr6uf]

The fuck you talking about? Roland never appeared in neither novel

[@baileybrian9560]

That gymnastics scene reminded me of playing on the monkey bars on the playground in the 5th grade lol

[@dcemerald70]

Another amazing reaction! Interesting fact: the way Stark is killed by the Compsognathus, “Compies”, is quite similar how an important character was slain in the original novel. I won’t spoil it in case you read the novel. It was the T-Rex who killed the ship’s crew; there was a deleted storyboard about it I believe. 🦖✌️💛❤️🖤

[@SilentBob731]

Another great reaction to a solid sequel to a classic original. And to answer your question, Goldblum is 6'4".

[@crusader2112]

1:48 Fun Fact: Birds like Turkeys and EMU'S actually have bones similar to dinosaurs and are actually dinosaurs. Thanks for the corrections. 👍

[@c.h.9223]

Birds actually are dinosaurs.

[@Etticos.]

Literally all birds evolved from dinosaurs.

[@dernwine]

Birds aren't descendants of dinosaurs, they are dinosaurs.

[@millermbe]

I hate pinning it to one but this has to be my favorite book I've read.

[@lkungthe-nublarcollector3862]

24:50 Theropod dinosaurs like raptors were warm-blooded animals. They do not tire easily like cold-blooded animals.

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

One of the best lines in the series is in this one. When the one guy (hunter) is asked if he would like a position at InGen and he replies "No, I think I've spent enough time in the company of death". He went from a hunter to a man who had his life changed on the island and in the end left the life and InGen for that matter.

[@JamesASharp]

I've loved this sequel since I saw it in the theater. It'll never be better than the first film, but it's still a solid sequel. Great reaction! 👍🏿

[@Yithna]

I remember watching this in the theater with my family. The entire audience was roaring with laughter at Jeff Goldblum's entrance.

[@IDLERACER]

😎👍 To answer your question, Jeff Goldblum is 6'4. Back in the 1980s when he was married to Gena Davis, they were known as "Hollywood's Tallest Couple." 🦖 The poster of Robin Williams at 30:12 was merely a nod to the fact that Spielberg's previous movie was "Hook" (1991).

[@william_santiago]

Birds are dinosaurs. Well, what remains of them. You can see that with birds that have teeth, such as geese, bowerbirds, and penguins.

[@baronvg]

Heartening to know that even after 25 years, the gymnastics scene is still laughed at.

[@SDfan2002]

It’s an awesome scene

[@henriklarssen1331]

@@SDfan2002 Its the only big flaw in Lost World, i cant understand why they kept that scene.

[@SDfan2002]

@@henriklarssen1331 Because it’s awesome and pays off what we’re told in the opening.

[@theamazingblindmagician6743]

The Jurassic Park films were filmed in Hawaii

[@Browncoat66]

Hawaii was a set for this and other Jurassic Park films.

[@vluxyscarbonitedreams7937]

I’m half convinced Vince Vaughn was added to the cast so Jeff Goldblum could have someone to stand next to without worrying about blocking.

[@GaryPewteaux63]

Jurassic Park (1st movie) is on Isla Nublar. A fictional island off the coast of Costa Rica. Lost World is on Isla Sorna AKA Site B. Also fictional and off the coast of Costa Rica. It's the "factory floor" where they clone and raise the dinosaurs before transferring them to the park

[@PhysicalMediaPreventsWea-bx1zm]

The little girl in the beginning was played by Camilla Belle who as a teenager is probably best known for starring in the horror film When A Stranger Calls (2006)

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

The way Stark died (falling in the ravine and getting destroyed by the little bitty compys) is actually what happened to John Hammond at the end of the first book. The opening of the movie, the little girl on the beach, is also how the first book opened.

[@brandonerdman4160]

Even though the T-rexes are scary,they are kinda cute too,i mean they were just going with their instincs and protecting their baby,they were good parents

[@happyjohn354]

"A true hunter doesn't mind if the animal wins. But there were…not enough escapes from you and me, Ajay." -Roland Tembo Also dudes not a poacher last I checked everything he's doing is legal and even being funded by the company that owns everything. He is basically retrieving company assets. All he really wants is to hunt truly dangerous game that is capable of fighting back. Also it can be argued that the main cast of "protagonist" are actually the villains because their sabotage basically caused the death of a ton of people who were legally doing their job.

[@SandmanGotBeer]

I've been saying it since '97. Mercedes-Benz missed a golden opportunity for marketing with the cliff scene. Should have done more with it in commercials.

[@jonharper8963]

I actually view Vince Vaughn’s character as a bit of a villain. His actions got soooo many people killed and he never had any comeuppance. I get naturalist vs capitalists and that the hunters are the bad guys but still

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

I wouldn't call him a villain, his intentions were noble after all, keep InGen from taking the Dinosaurs to the mainland. I think he'd be best described as an Anti-Hero. Someone doing bad things for the right reasons.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Yes, Jeff Goldblum is indeed quite tall; he's 6'4".

[@Mind_Gamer1]

I saw this movie in the theater when I was in school.

[@feralprocessor9853]

The Lego game renditions made it easier to tell who the antagonists were. very Phenomenal effects

[@Etticos.]

I feel like the dude who plays the hunter could play an evil Patrick Stewart doppelgänger character. Like an evil Prof X clone.

[@chrisbell9075]

🤣🤣 *"She [the mom] saw Jeff Goldblum & screamed.."* 😂😂 Idk why I found that THAT hilarious, but I totally did. Lmao. Everyone always says what a great transition that is & you go a total different way with it & I am here for it. Lmao!😂☠☠

[@Jelperman]

The tyrannosaurus is sniffing around the tent because Julianne Moore's jacket is still covered in the baby's blood. What's weird is that the big game hunter notices the blood the day before and doesn't tell her to get rid of it: blood draws predators like nectar attracts bees.

[@mouradamraoui9166]

Then again, he got interrupted in his conversation with Sarah after noticing and bringing it to her attention. And then he went out looking for Dieter. Sarah should have known better. Especially considering 1) she has been working in the field with African predators, 2) she made the theory of the T-Rex territory being altered, 3) she lectured the group about the highly developed sense of smell, and 4) Roland literally pointed her attention towards the bloody jacket before he went on a walkabout.

[@crankfastle8138]

@@mouradamraoui9166 agreed

[@blankbox2140]

@@mouradamraoui9166 that is why i hate sarah in this movie

[@nicholasa5404]

You know what I didnt realize about the rain. You are right, that is always when it all starts.

[@LilSpookyyy]

31:57 iconic scene I love how all the dinosaurs including the carnivores are all co existing together

[@TheRussian13]

The Jurassic Park movies were shot mostly in Hawaii. That's actually where the tropical storm in the first movie came from, a hurricane hit Hawaii during filming. That cast and crew helped the Hawaiian citizens after the hurricane too. As for Las Cinco Meurtes, it's a fictional archipelago that's located further south from Hawaii.

[@minnesotajones261]

And a lot of this film was in the redwoods in Cali, very close to wear Endor's moon shots were from Return of the Jedi.

[@WesMordine]

Further south and way east!

[@scottb3034]

this is the movie that uses Hawai'i the least out of the series. Maybe 5 minutes of the film were filmed in Hawai'i. Also, no. The tropical storm was in the movie no matter what, Iniki didn't influence their decision to put a storm in the movie. And they only used like 3 seconds worth of footage of Iniki's approach as establishing shots of the tropical storm in the movie.

[@fleetadmiralj]

"I hope a velociraptor eats him" 5 seconds later: "Even if he is a bad guy I feel sorry for him" 😂

[@dive2drive314]

Man I remember being so excited after my parents bought me this on VHS when it finally came out. I invited my friends over for it and everything. Lol

[@pat34lee]

"Predators don't hunt when they're not hungry." Or when they're mad because you took their baby and hurt it.

[@batman_knightt]

where is your part 1 reaction? can't find it in KZbin it got blocked or something? coz this is part 2 in the series

[@dinosuarman13]

I still can't believe that dad in the beginning scene is the voice of zaeed from mass effect

[@WesMordine]

I think the part of Spielberg's brain that made the gymnastics sequence was also to blame for the monkey-swinging one in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

[@christianwise637]

Both films share a screenwriter (David Koepp), so it may not be that much of a coincidence

[@Travis_D_Travesty]

And how Buster and Babs Bunny went from being boyfriend and girlfriend to brother and sister for the new show.

[@surlycanadian]

It’s a pretty fun sequel. It’s so different from the book though. There’s only about 15% of the book that made it into this movie. Ian, Sarah and Eddy are the only characters from the book, and the fact that there is a site B are about the only common elements. Instead of Nick and Kelly, there were four other characters with Ian and Sarah, the antagonists were different, there was only three in the group of antagonists, totally different motivations for both Ian’s group and the antagonists for being there, Sarah arrives after Ian, no animals are removed from the island and non attack on the mainland. The original JP movie made some very good changes from the book, but LW pretty much just takes the title. It’s still a fun movie, but I’d really have liked to have seen a proper adaptation of the actual novel as it’s my personal favourite. If they remade it properly tomorrow and recasted Ian I’d still be rushing to the theatre.

[@WesMordine]

They kept many of the themes of the two novels and sprinkled them on the World films.

[@LudusAurea]

I’d say more like 8. aside from 5 of the main characters, Isla Sorna and dinosaurs, the book is completely different. Hammond died, ingen is gone, the guys who came to the island were biosyn, and nothing in the movie happened in the book other than the cliff scene. Kelly is in the book. She just isn’t his daughter. Even given that Crichton wrote the original screenplay, the changes weren’t great. He toned it way down and made the characters way smarter in the movie at the same time.

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

​@@LudusAureaFrom my understanding, at least for the first film, the Book is the story he had to write to get it published. The movie is the story he wanted to tell.

[@scottb3034]

Kelly is also in the book. In the movie she is a combination of herself (named Kelly Curtis) and RB Benton, another kid in the book.

[@Braint-lr6uf]

Honestly the novel is pretty mediocre,a hypocritical ,boring and shallow continuation to a book that didn't need one.

[@RebeccaVaughn]

If you haven't already seen it, Vince Vaughn also has a more serious role in "A Cool, Dry Place" 🙋‍♀️

[@JohnMedrano-b4d]

The Reason That I Watch These Reaction Videos is to Listen to Your opinions and View points on these Movies SO I DON'T THINK THAT YOU TALK TOO MUCH THANK YOU FOR MAKING THESE VIDEOS SO MUCH FUN WHEN ARE YOU REACTING TO THE MANDALORIAN'S LAST SEASON?

[@sweepist]

that opening cut to Goldblum is editing gold ! get it ? GET IT ?!?! A-HAA ... but seriously I laugh every time too :D

[@christianwise637]

Spielberg's films had an absolute mastery for finding hilarious comedy in a simple cut

[@Xenosaurian]

This is the best movie in the franchise in my opinion! The rest after this are not too good... Fallen Kingdom is pretty good though!

[@tonyantonellis9983]

The little girl being attacked by the compsognathus is why John Hammond is not in charge of Ingen anymore and why his nephew took over the job.

[@carsonrichards9902]

So funny enough the guy who was eaten by the rex in San Diego, aka the unlucky bastard was the screenwriter for the movie

[@navtektv]

There's a huge plothole in this movie when the boat hits the harbour in San Diego. The crew was massacred but the Rex was broke free from the cargo hold after the people on shore discovered the massacre. They say that the T Rex was sedated then went into a coma so the crew gave it uppers and it broke free and went on a killing spree before one of the crew near death lured it down to the hold and locked it up before succumbing to his wounds. Well that to me seems like a whole lot of headcanoning going on considering that a man's severed had was hanging from the boats turning wheel which the T Rex somehow managed to reach without completely destroying the cabin in which the wheel was installed. It seems pretty obvious that the original script had some Raptors be on board the ship as well and the final cut just decided to cut the raptors in San Diego but left that boat scene in.

[@WesMordine]

Gurl, I hope you were joking about Hawai'i.😅 Of course the first movie and parts of this one were shot in Hawai'i, but in-universe, they show you the map of the Five Deaths, "las Cinco Muertes", off the coast of Costa Rica, in the same general area as Isla Nublar, about 80miles apart. That's 6 islands, not two. This idea was taken from the original follow up novel by the original author. This is NOWHERE NEAR HAWAI'I. But you get points because it is the same ocean. 😅

[@spacep0ny958]

I used to watch this trilogy so much as a kid on vcr that my grandparents hate them because I'd make them watch it when I spent weekends with them. It's so great seeing other people watch what I love for the first time

[@Alexanderthegreat159]

20:30 Well I mean the average human kills 10 times the amount of animals that a single hunter even Roland ever will. 😂 Get rid of your cell phone, AC, get rid of your bug sprays, hell get rid of your house because animals died to give you that house. Everything you owned has probably killed an animal or caused the death of an animal in one way or another. The plastics in your phone in your car and your computer end up in the water eventually and they're killing animals in there. Honestly a hunter living off the bare minimum and just hunting an animal every once in awhile is doing much less to the environment then the average human. The biggest threat are the regular consumers because they won't give up what makes their life comfortable for the protection of others. 😂🤷 Just is what it is.

[@ScoundrullonYouTube]

Oh my goodness this video came at the perfect time, I'm at work driving around on a forklift and I needed something fun to keep me entertained! Here we go!

[@jenniferjones2863]

Did you get the reference to Godzilla with the Japanese businessmen running from the t-rex?

[@_marcus_payne_-2356]

The final death scene, I understand he deserved it but at that same time just imagine actually being in that position knowing that there is no way out.

[@alexn1777]

Though parts of the movie were filmed in Hawaii, the in-universe location is closer to the Galapagos islands.

[@davidactylus9990]

When Ian said that Kelly's Sitter is named "KAREN" I just Went... oh GOD no!

[@abeclark524]

TSA: "Do you have your passport?" T-rex "RAWWWWRRRR" TSA: "That'll do."

[@dnish6673]

Little girl wasn't wrong - dinos are birds.

[@olternaut]

He's a hunter. Actually he has my respect. He told the man to keep his fee so he could get a chance to hunt a T-Rex. He totally understood the risk and what he was doing. He had a certain level of honor about him. You will understand that in time. As for the rest of InGen's group......yeah well things have a way of balancing itself out in life. xD

[@JediDanD]

"Let's beat this guy up!" Really? That's what you want you're thinking? *IT'S A MOVIE ABOUT DINOSAURS!!!!* Don't think "Let's beat him up", think "I hope your ass gets eaten!" XD And yes, he does, at the very end of the movie . . . :3 "Did work with Greenpeace." "Nice" "What drew you there?" "Women" "Not so nice." There's nothing wrong with guys being drown to women, it's called Being Straight X3 Guys will by guys :D "The only way you can live is to kill another creature so you can be the alpha." In the deleted scene, he says the hunter doesn't care if he loses (presumably as long as he's still alive), it's about the fight. It's not about being the alpha, it's about the trill of the fight (like the song, Eye of the Tiger). He doesn't care about the victory itself as much as he cares about the adventure. "He ran towards the T-Rex" Also that was a milk snake, non venomous . . . XD "I don't like they figured out how to work glass." They're not figuring out glass, they're running into it like a dumb animal, except unlike birds, they can break through it XD "Idiot, doesn't understand how roofing works, that's why you're extinct." The last person to say that "No wonder you're extinct" got blasted in the eyes and eaten in his car . . . X3

[@horrorandanime1990]

T-Rex is one of the biggest reasons I love Jurassic movies. Is an amazing and very powerful creature

[@SkullAngel002]

18:10 - It's Mercedes-Benz. The vehicle was the then-new ML320 SUV that Mercedes was introducing to the market in 1998 and they wanted to do a movie product placement for this new model's debut.

[@thevideoends617]

1:25 Vkunia wants to be that little girl. 2:05 The tragedy of her wish!

[@parkar09sanil]

Everyone be like Aww VKunia is such a sweetheart, ... couple minutes into the video , 1:51, is she blind😂😂.. Big Fan🤘

[@Travis_D_Travesty]

The volecirapters aren't the problem in JW trilogy, Blue is an ally to Owen.

[@warrenpeaze4590]

If you really ďo take suggestions from your comments, I suggest you watch "the Crow". It's a great "love story" and the leaď actor (Brandon Lee,Bruce Lee's son got shot and killed during filming R.I.P.). Any fans who agree with, hit the like button to agree....in my opinion,it's one of the greatest movies ever made. Definitely the best 90's movie

[@LudusAurea]

Another note the five islands aren’t in the South Pacific. The book explicitly describes them as 10 miles from the bay of Puerto Cortes which is in Honduras, in the Caribbean Sea essentially. And the description in the book seems wildly ridiculous now that we have Google Maps - 10 miles off the northern coast of Puerto Cortes puts them firmly in "Literally anyone could easily go there in a speedboat" territory. This all described in the first 3 pages of the section "The Five Deaths." It's been a minute since I read the original book, but it's possible Lost World even contradicts and retcons the entire first book too. I doubt that though, Crichton was better than that. As for real life, most of it was filmed in Hawaii for the big wide angles and stuff like the first film.

[@scottb3034]

Actually the Islands ARE in the (south-ish) Pacific not the Caribbean. It's Puerto Cortes, Costa Rica not Honduras. And it's "10 minutes from the 'Bay of Puerto Cortes'" not 10 minutes north. Also no, most of this movie was filmed in California. The first sequence, some establishing shots and some of the trek to the worker village were in Hawaii but the vast majority of principal photography was done in Cali...like 90% of it. Not nearly as much as done for JP.

[@LiveAndDie85]

that little girl just saw their connection and at that time science was only finding out more prove that dinosaurs are birds ancestors and to be fair if you imagine some feathers onto that compy (which it likely had) it looks very much like a bird.

[@David19749]

I like this one too, fun sequel and Goldblum was funny, I didn't realise how tall he was until he was standing next to Vince Vaughan who I believe is 6ft 4 inches .

[@SomethingNowhereMan]

I'm so happy you got to watch this movie! I like all the Jurassic movies it's hard to pick a favorite. I remember loving this movie just as much as the first Jurassic Park! I know not many people enjoy this one and I do see it critiques on this movie, but overall it's one heck of a thrilling adventure! Once again, I'm happy you like this movie and looking forward to the next ones! Here's a fun fact for ya: The female Tyrannosaurus Rex, aka Doe, and the first Tyrannosaurus Rex, Rexy, are sisters in this franchise! :D