constant fear during THE LOST WORLD: JURASSIC PARK!!

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

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[@kazumajay]

I'm again begging you NOT TO WATCH Jurassic park 3. Just watch and end the series with JURASSIC WORLD

[@Wildboyz6913]

Steve O from Jackass isn’t dead! Where did you hear that from?

[@malelonewolf80]

After you have watched Jurassic Park 3 (though not as good as the first two movies, it is better than the Jurassic World movies) you should also watch Peter Jacksons King Kong. It is not about dinosaurs, though it has some in it, but it is a very good movie.

[@elizabethjames1768]

The nice guy get turned into the thanksgiving wishbone

[@pete_lind]

This movie is an version of the good old 1818 novel , Frankenstein , by Mary Shelley., she wrote that at age of 18 . Tells the story of Victor Frankenstein , scientist who creates a sapient creature in an scientific experiment ... lot of movies based on that plot .

[@virgoleo81]

Fun fact: one of the Japanese business men running from the T-rex in San Diego says something in Japanese that basically translates to "I left Japan to get away from this!"

[@scottb3034]

and the blonde man in flannel eaten in the city was the writer of the first two films. There was also purportedly an all crew version of the scene you mentioned that spielberg did at the time.

[@zillastudios8430]

So Does this mean godzilla is cannon

[@SpartanS1ayer195]

@@zillastudios8430 100% lol

[@RenegadeSamurai]

I always wondered what would go through their heads. I mean...it seemed pretty random to show some japanese men running from a T-Rex in San Diego...I immediately thought...damn you people have Godzilla at home, go abroad and now have to deal with this :D

[@ryancheney6841]

At least Godzilla didn't eat people lol

[@eddieroche8176]

“I suppose the dangerous ones can’t swim” Yeah, about that xD

[@Blinkblorg]

Wait until Jurassic world

[@Dilopho]

@@Blinkblorg wait until jp3 lol

[@Blinkblorg]

@@Dilopho I just hope the dilophosaurus is in Jurassic world dominion

[@jakedull2553]

So that's how nessie got here eh??

[@Dilopho]

@@Blinkblorg Me too

[@puddle1396]

“Observe and document, not interact” she says, after attempting to touch a baby stegosaurus 😂

[@LoneWolf051]

I never got that part, as well as her supposedly being an "expert" around big predators, yet she walks around covered in a blood soaked jacket on an island full of predators

[@ckm5702]

@@LoneWolf051 yea ik. Most movies need to sacrifice some realism/logic for the sake of the story or something coo lot happen but I feel they could have gotten around it better

[@Anduril74871]

She's a paleontologist, but that doesn't mean she actually knows jack about observational studies. Or behavior of extinct animals.

[@maximaldinotrap]

@@Anduril74871 She worked in Africa as an animal behaviorist

[@notsosafeforwork3729]

There is a reason I do not have a high opinion of this film. Sarah and Nick being part of it.

[@thubelihlezondi5822]

Mary: "I suppose the dangerous ones can't swim so it's fine" Oh Mary, you sweet summer child.

[@gronvold3]

-mosa joined the chat

[@arthurgabriel4325]

@@gronvold3 SpinoJP3: hello there

[@gerardoloera8306]

omg

[@DarthCaedus7]

@@gronvold3 mosa isn’t a dinosaur…

[@gronvold3]

@@DarthCaedus7 well its a reptile but it lived with the dinosaurs anyhow😁😁😁

[@John_Raiyder]

Eddies Death is without Doubt the Saddest Death in the Entire Series

[@MonsieurBooyah]

the dog

[@Lionheart1188]

@@MonsieurBooyah Nah dog was asking for it.

[@applesaucelord368]

Ikr

[@GNo03]

it’s also the coolest death… sad it had to be for him though 😔

[@SDfan2002]

Zara definitely didn’t deserve to die either.

[@orcaman8794]

When Ian Malcolm asks "How many Sarah's do you think are on this island?" I would have responded at least 2 Sarah Harding and Triceratops.(Tri-Sarah-tops)

[@Biggiiful]

Boooooo!!!

[@rhettbaker4077]

@@Biggiiful lol

[@MikeWilsonBarrett]

Badumtish!

[@gergopiroska5749]

It's pronounced Tree-Sa-Rah-Tops

[@bulma12345678910]

in jurassic park 3 you see there's a Sarah(cera)-tosaurus

[@danielsieber4809]

"Why would people go on an island with dinosaurs?" Says the Aussie haha

[@andreabruson5558]

lol true!

[@coopcooper5267]

Brilliant !

[@CaptainTass]

To be fair, I'm pretty sure the Caucasian Australians were forced to go there.

[@dahlizz99]

@@CaptainTass true but they could leave now, they aren't all convincts anymore😅

[@nissy9220]

@@CaptainTass we were born here . The fuck you on about

[@dxrebel]

Leading paleontologist: don't interact with the dfinosaurs! Also leading paleontologist: cute baby dino wanna touch Leading paleontologist: T rexes will now defend this whole area Also leading paleontologist: nice shirt with baby T rex blood, wanna keep

[@NBLP7001]

Little bit of trivia. The name of the boat carrying the T. Rex, S.S. Venture, is an homage to the 1933 version of King Kong. The freighter that took them to Skull Island was the S.S. Venture.

[@PheonixFire]

Always love the scene when they're in the car and the baby cries and Dad perks up and "What? You assholes again!"

[@Journeyagain0]

16:20 Poor Eddie, he was the real MVP in the film and didn't deserve that.

[@daustin8888]

The T Rex roar while they are in the High Hide is so blood chilling

[@supersaiyandiclonius3056]

It's one thing when it translates to 'I'm hungry.' It's a whole other nightmare when it translates to 'WHERE'S MY BABY!?'

[@breezy3392]

17:25 Fun Fact: In the book that the first movie is based on, they did massacre the dinosaurs at the end. The army blew up the island

[@gergopiroska5749]

Napalmed it

[@Parntwingen]

Fun Speculation: as an easter egg the 3 Japanese men running from the T-rex in San Diego say something along the lines of "We left Tokyo to get away from this". Which would put the Jurassic Park universe in the Godzilla universe.

[@mgmg116]

Or, it could just be a throwaway easter egg/reference.

[@TransitOfMarsOfficial]

But that’s a lot less fun, lol

[@JLDReactions]

But really, it's not the in the Godzilla universe though. That was just a throwaway comment. Maybe that Japanese character had a sense of humor in the face of death, but they definitely don't share the same universe as Godzilla.

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

It was just a joke most people wouldn't get. If Godzilla existed in these movies I don't think people would have been so fascinated by the return dinosaurs

[@BillyButcher90]

I heard Dieter's death was done in a vengeful manner by Steven Spielberg for putting Steve Buscemi's character in the woodchipper from Fargo! 😂😂

[@rhino932toon]

9:41 That was a Pachycephalosaurus best known for it's thick skull which it used to fight rivals in a herd, also for giving car a dent. 10:00 I feel so sorry for the parasaurolophus in this scene because it looks so scared.

[@kingscorpion7346]

the boy waking up to see the T-rex out his window.... was a childhood nightmare of my own!

[@andr3_ish]

“I suppose the dangerous ones can’t swim” *laughs in mosasaurus and spinosaurus*

[@mujenkai]

"who knew she was a gymnast" That was the first interaction between her and Malcolm 😂

[@jimdigitalvideo]

26:32 I remember laughing in the theater in 1997 when I first saw the T-Rex walking along the sidewalk. Imagine walking down the street one day and seeing that coming in the other direction! Now there's something you don't see everyday!

[@blainesjustchillin3509]

I've been waiting, and waiting, and waiting, but you're finally reacting to Jurassic Park 2, one of my favorite movies I watched growing up.

[@fan-i-am]

U mean Jurassic Park 2?

[@blainesjustchillin3509]

@@fan-i-am yeah I forgot the 2 lol

[@blainesjustchillin3509]

@@fan-i-am thanks for letting me know though

[@charlesderosas5577]

Same.

[@themadness1925]

Cool fact: The way this movie starts is actually the way the book, "Jurassic Park," started.

[@ARC5555Fives]

This movie was also based on the next novel after Jurassic Park, but it was insanely different but also gory

[@standanddeliver2925]

A real shame, though it was filmed in the 90's.

[@BasketCase-rr7tx]

To be fair the first book was different too, it featured a lot of deep scitentific ramblings and was also a lot more violent than the movie.

[@jonmercano1138]

Didn’t they ask the author to write it so they could have a story for the second movie?

[@lalalarose8197]

Right ‘based on’. The only similarities are the characters’ names.

[@lalalarose8197]

@@jonmercano1138 Yeah though they didn’t even use much of the material in the book.

[@GenerationWest]

"He was such a nice man" Wait to you get to Jurassic World, they top it... Which leads me to the dangerous can't swim... Well, if you think the ocean is dangerous now, imagine it full of giant water dinosaurs WITH giant sharks.

[@chadfalardeau5396]

Megalodon

[@alberthart4146]

when saltwater crocs were the "minnows" of the oceans...scary!

[@Masterfighterx]

Been a while since I watched JW, who are we talking about here? The doctor/lab guy from JP1?

[@gonkderheilige6379]

Water dinosaurs? Thei are marine reptiles No dinosaurs

[@DarthSoto78]

​@@Masterfighterx The assistant that got put on baby sitting duty. It is literally the most brutal death in the series.

[@leehill9963]

Getting eaten by a Tyrannosaurus vs falling of a cliff in a trailer. I would choose the Tyrannosaurus eating me as it would be a quick death rather than the cliff as if by some miracle I survived, there would be no escape. I am a fan of the franchise, I actually saw this movie in the cinema when it came out in 1997. I still love it till this day.

[@td644]

27:41 That guy was played by David Koepp, the screenwriter that wrote the scripts for both this and the first movie.

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

The compy scene at the beginning of this film was taken almost directly from the beginning of the first Crichton novel. In that book, they are also responsible for the death of a major character that didn't die in the film. (No spoilers, in case anyone decides they want to read it).

[@GodzillaPowerPuffFan]

16:06 when I watched the movie for the first time with my dad that scene with the dude getting ripped in half by the two T Rexis messed me up when I first saw the scene

[@zarquondam]

25:46 - I suspect the scene with the ship arriving in San Diego (my home town, incidentally) with all the crew dead and only the dinosaur left alive is a nod to the scene in the original Dracula story (first dramatised onscreen as Nosferatu in 1922, and most recently by the BBC in 2020) when the ship Demeter arrives with all crew and passengers dead except for Dracula.

[@tasnica2438]

Technically, Dracula is dead too. ;)

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

Dracula is Undead.

[@robertreynolds580]

"Oh my God... they've split him in half!!!" ...Well yeah, sharing in a relationship is good. LOL.

[@whovianhistorybuff]

That's the t rex version of the spaghetti scene from Lady and the Tramp🍝

[@snorpenbass4196]

Peter Stormare getting eaten alive by land piranhas (compsognathus) never stops amusing me.

[@starrkitty1]

I always thought that long grass scene was one of the coolest and creepiest scenes when I was a kid!

[@rhettbaker4077]

It is

[@ryanstauffer119]

And now the Netflix movie “In The Tall Grass” which is based on a Stephen King story is way creepier

[@mparantha]

as a big buffy fan, seeing ethan rayne at the beginning of the movie was a fun surprise.

[@donsample1002]

Still sowing a little chaos, everywhere he goes.

[@michaelrussell3890]

He was also Sarris in Galaxy Quest

[@DarkerNemesis]

Next JP3 then the World Series :D

[@rinaldiardiansyah3239]

My favorite Jurassic Park movie of all time! I peed myself when I was a kid on that cliff scene with two T-Rexes.

[@Apollo890]

"wouldn't you want to take that off its got the smell of the baby on it"? Mary has better fieldcraft knowledge than an infilm animal behaviour expert.

[@kpny8484]

I mean, as to why someone would want to continue with dinosaurs after the first one, is you wouldn't have had those issues if Nedry hadn't turned off all of the fences.

[@asterix7842]

As with the first movie, Jeff Goldblum had all the best lines.

[@itzelangeles9811]

had a huge crush on Jeff Goldblum since I saw this in 2009 😭

[@suzieq3604]

YES! he’s 69 I still find him attractive, his quirky awkwardness is cute to me 🥰

[@oakraidergrl4lif]

He was hot in this movie

[@rhettbaker4077]

It was his bday yesterday

[@ItsShelbo]

All I will say is I wore out my VCR rewatching the guy get eaten outside the video store.😂🏃🏻🦖

[@SolracRing]

Jurassic Park was not the original island where the dinosaurs came from. The island in this movie was. Made there and moved to the other island. What we saw was the ones left there and thrived after the facility was abandoned there.

[@mxviii]

In the books several dinosaurs make it off the island, and into Costa Rica. Even the book version of the scene where the girl is attacked by Compys happens on the mainland, not on one of the islands.

[@DraconimLt]

“I suppose the dangerous ones can’t swim” Spino: ''Is that my cue?''

[@samuelslade6717]

Another fun fact, the "Unlucky Bastard" who was eaten in San Diego was David Koepp, who was the screenwriter for the first 2 films.

[@AaronGanaron]

"Would you rather be tossed off a cliff, or eaten by T-rexes?" Since you've seen the whole movie... I vote both

[@murugamoorthy7156]

Mary - "I Suppose the Dangerous ones, Dont Swim" JP3 - "Haha! Spino goes brrrrrrr..." JW,JWFK - "Haha! Mosa Goes Brrrrrrr...."

[@DarthShadow91]

Original JP Novel: “Haha T Rex goes brrrr...”

[@gergopiroska5749]

JP the game : Haha! Tylo goes brrrrrrrrr...

[@swagwolfgang]

Fun fact: the first Jurassic Park book opened with the opening from this movie

[@eatsmylifeYT]

How is that fun?

[@scottb3034]

it was an opening scene, not the opening scene. the first film had a scene reminiscent of the opening to the novel instead it dealt with the aftermath of the raptor attack rather then the attack as it happened.

[@murugamoorthy7156]

@@eatsmylifeYT WhAt Do YoU mEaN? iT lOoKs SuPeR fUn :)

[@texasrattlesnake31637]

Great reaction as usual M! Absolute suspense in this one! Favorite part would be that T-Rex roar while they were on that contraption by the tree! Totally bone chilling! Anyway, looking forward to your reaction to the next one! Much love and God bless from the Philippines!

[@KevyNova]

I love the first two equally, but four different reasons. The first one is a better adventure movie and has a great sense of wonder but the second one is scarier.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

There's a cut scene from the beginning of the movie where Roland is recruited, that should have been left in.

[@Mishishere]

It’s kinda ham fisted though.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

@@Mishishere that's a fair assessment. It could have been tweaked but an intro scene for Roland would've been good.

[@vykuntapufangtxpreet9546]

27:43 The Guy Was David Keopp Who Co-Wrote The First Movie And Wrote This One.

[@ewok_soup]

Fun fact: the guy the t-rex eats in san diego is credited as "unlucky bastard" and is one of the movie's writers as well as the second unit director

[@richardrobbin2225]

Jeff Goldblum's comebacks in this movie, I swear!! Always got a one-liner for whatever, it's Perfect.

[@malice9240]

Part of the reson why i love the old movies more, and all movies that follow this rule. The good guys can die rule it brings fear for the characters, knowing that they could actually die, and it bring a feeling for the movie that if your alive, you can get eaten.

[@matiasmarcelotoledop]

If you notice,one of the themes of this movie is "consecuences" Every thing let to another

[@mgmg116]

Every single film and novel plot works the same way. Plots are driven by character action

[@applesaucelord368]

16:33 RIP MAN HE DIDNT DESERVE IT :( and also jp3 is ok, the story is actually good but it just feels different, nonetheless I enjoyed the movie more than this movie , hope you will enjoy as well.

[@Gradyolson]

The story is disjointed as hell and they totally botched Alan's character as well as his relationship to and with Ellie. Besides Jurassic world basically ignores three so my suggestion would be to skip it. You do you.

[@applesaucelord368]

@@Gradyolson I mean if u want to watch the jp movies u have to watch, and yea I admit tho ,the plot needs , improvement for it’s execution but I felt the story idea was pretty good. I still enjoyed this movie more than the lost world tho. Idk the characters seemed fine to me.

[@SleepySloth2705]

Fun fact: the name of the ship that brings the male Tyrannosaurus to San Diego is named the USS. Venture, which is a reference to the ship that brings King Kong to New York 😂

[@benschultz1784]

The entire end sequence was a tribute to King Kong. The guy who gets eaten is screenwriter David Koepp, he wrote himself in as an apology for fans of Crichton's novels for altering so much from the source material.

[@zarquondam]

Though the ending of the original 1933 King Kong was in turn a tribute to the ending of the original 1925 Lost World film. in the 1912 Lost World novel, Conan Doyle had had the characters bring a pterodactyl back to London, but it just escaped and flew away. The 1925 movie version decided that wasn't scary enough, so they changed it to a brontosaurus, that escapes and wreaks havoc in central London, smashing the Tower Bridge etc. That's the scene that inspired King Kong's rampage in NYC eight years later.

[@Fettman89]

So many classic scenes in this movie, the long grass with the overhead view and you see the trails forming from the raptors following, still amazing.

[@blacktronlego]

Jeff Goldblum had already been in lots of things before even the first Jurassic Park.

[@johnorduno]

T-Rex does not maul, they bite, normally just takes one. I would rather be push over the cliff, that could be survivable.

[@jaanfo3874]

…Unless your RV blows up in a fantastical Hollywood explosion for no logical reason.

[@Gradyolson]

As far as we can tell from the fossil record they would bite and then roughly tear/jerk flesh away from large prey which would be devastating due to the trex having the strongest bite force of any land creature to walk the earth, a Trex biting you say across your chest would shatter your shoulder plate spine and every rib basically cutting you right in half if it got you at your waist or mid section. What it would do next would not only break every remaining bone possible but would likly cause you to tear apart is when in its jaws it would shake you side to side hard on order to swallow you more easily. Again this is all best guess based on what we can observe in modern day animals and comparing that to what we see in the fossils. To be fair you'd probably die from the immediate shock of getting bitten down on by a Rex fairly quickly but yeah given the massive Hollywood explosion the vehicle's cause I'm for sure choosing Clift.

[@Janusmannen]

And yet again, I totally LOVE Marys comments! Keep ’em coming!

[@riolkin]

Mary: "At least the dangerous ones can't swim!" Mosasaurus: "0_0"

[@0predaking0]

Spinos & Mosasaurs: and we took that personally"

[@gonkderheilige6379]

Mosa is No dinosaur

[@0predaking0]

@@gonkderheilige6379 jokes aside?

[@murugamoorthy7156]

Spinosaurus - O_o

14:45 Michael Crichton is a master storyteller, this hanging trailer sequence (1995) was pretty well adapted by Steven Spielberg (1997). This sequence was copied for the first mission of Uncharted 2 Among Thieves (2009).

[@thunderstruck5484]

This is a fun movie really good should be awesome watching thanks Mary

[@NerdySpice]

Fun fact that never gets mentioned in the movies the Compys those little green dinos are venomous, the venom basically puts you to sleep so they can eat you alive, that's actually how John Hammond dies in the books.

[@kieranbaker2663]

I remember watching this at the cinema in Canterbury I was still in school then I was only 12 I still watch and I love them this one is my favourite it made me jump too

[@DemonKingFinnBalor1916]

Part 3 is pretty awesome at least to me it is it was one of my favorite movies as a kid I still remember when me and my family saw it in the theaters back in 2001.

[@flatebo1]

25:17 - The ship which crashes into the island, SS Venture, is also the name of the ship which went to Skull Island in King Kong.

[@nightshadewinter6915]

That wasn't a baby dinosaur in the beginning. That was a group of Compys (short for Compsognathous. Rough spelling). The dino that spits in the first movie is called the Dilophosaur. Honestly the group of researchers probably would have been fine in Ingen kept their noses out of it. Probably.

[@AzLolFun]

This movie has the two of the three saddest deaths in this franchise; Eddie and that family's dog. The other saddest is in a later film in the series

[@snack_bar2474]

oh god, she’s up to 3 now…

[@Gradyolson]

She can just skip 3 it's all good for real.

[@loganrepasky3652]

JP3 has good action scenes the characters are just trash

[@Abbadonhades]

I remeber with fondness playing the game based on this movie. Playing the micro sized Compsognathus ( "compy" for short) was a real adventure.

[@AmericanAurochs]

7:16 Too soon! Actually, I can remember where I was when I heard Steve had died. I cried.

[@nightstrike90]

The reason Dieter died is because the Compys bites have Melatonin in them and so many biting him at once made him dizzy and unable to fight back. That's why they stalked him after attacking him, they were waiting for him to get to weak to defend himself and finish him off. It's not a real trait of the Compys but it was in the first book so I guess Spielberg just used it here

[@chauser400]

The waterfall scene was in the original first book. Except with Timmy and Lex instead of the gatherers, Kelly and Sarah Harding. Who, incidentally is the daughter of Dr. Harding from the first movie. (if you count the telltale game as canon)

[@blacktronlego]

9:45 It's a Pachycephalosaur, aka bone-head, it has a reinforced skull and uses it to bash its rivals. Oh sorry you mean the machine not the animal. 34:30 No, the poison spitters are Dilophosaurs. Velociraptors are the intelligent, pack--hunting, sickle-clawed ones.

[@chauser400]

There was a supposed to be a bit in the T-Rex San Diego scene where they were going by a movie theater that was showing jaws, and Steven Spielberg was supposed to make a cameo as a man with a bucket of popcorn, but it was never filmed. (to my knowledge)

[@alexg1778]

"Guess it hasn't been touched for a while... I'm surprised that anythings still working." Sums up my life pretty well.

[@alexg1778]

@@markgorenshtein1946 what?

[@zarquondam]

If you keep watching the film series, you will see Sam Neill, Laura Dern, and Jeff Goldblum again, though not always in the same movie.

[@thunderstruck5484]

Best scene ever that ship coming in full speed awesome thanks Mary !

[@DiscoRaptor]

17:26... if I remember right (and it's been a LONG time since I read it) they did in the book.

[@3Rayfire]

9:28 Then my second favorite dinosaur, the Pachycephalosaurus. Also the one I have the most in common with, short with a really hard head.

[@DesyncGaming.]

I'm in Melbourne and we just got told we are going back into our like 20th lockdown -.-" Really enjoying your vids, Keep up the great work!

[@zarquondam]

26:35 - The downtown skyline when the T-Rex escapes is definitely San Diego, but this scene in the suburbs does not resemble San Diego.

[@zarquondam]

27:43 - Okay, yeah, that's not San Diego. That's Burbank. 130 miles from San Diego,

[@richardbarillas8456]

Lol from san diego the background when trex roars on rock is downtown

[@3Rayfire]

6:14 my favorite part of the movie. Stegosaurus, my all time favorite.

[@cyn1clcynide]

Her accent goes all Southern when she's stressed.

[@interviolet6675]

Lol

[@trayolphia5756]

27:42 guy here was one of the writers or some such behind the scenes…and he’s also named in the credits under the pretty apt “unlucky bastard” Seriously, watch the credits…

[@TopsyTriceratops]

Being serious here, if it isn't already "There's a dinosaur in our backyard" sounds like it'd be a wacky innocent kid's bedtime story picture book.

[@walkingwounded3824]

Thanks Mary, very fun video!

[@samuellopez1965]

I subscribed your very funny love your reactions 🤣

[@elizabethjames1768]

Hell yeah I’ve been waiting so long for you this. so happy after my so far pretty crappy day

[@SpudskiINJ]

Vince's actions led to most if not all the chaos and deaths in this movie 😂

[@shaneoleary9919]

Raven smile awesome video

[@interviolet6675]

I'm not sure if the movie is the same as the book but: If you stood still the Tyrannosaurs would still see you. The Buck and the Doe are a different genetic build of Dinosaurs from Rexy from the First One. in the book of the Lost World at least, someone dies because they think if they stand still they'll be invisible. But then get ripped apart by the Parents because he stepped on the Infant's leg injuring it. _ The Lost World book makes the movie seem like a regular walk through the Park, heh This movie however is far in a way my most Favourite Jurassic movie in the series

[@scottvanhille5688]

Wow a young Vince Vaughn from 24 years ago. My how time flies.

[@chauser400]

The original ending of the movie was going to take place on the island in the worker village. They were going to have the survivors riding motorcycles away from the velociraptors and end up parasailing, when all of a sudden a flock of pterodactyls come and attack the rescue helicopters. The pterodactyls kill one of the pilots by piercing him with its beak. They later used the motorcycle with the raptors and the pterodactyl attack in the first Jurassic World movie. You’ll see a pattern in the movies that they use a bunch of ideas in later films.

[@Tandernes]

You laugh beautifully. I discover movies with you again. Greetings from Poland :)