Mosquito Booty Blood Ressurects Prehistoric Monsters

Mosquito Booty Blood Resurrects Prehistoric Monsters. Jurassic Park 1993 was a dinosaur sci-fi horror movie that stands the tests of time
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[@chloetabohakanema9459]

Yup, I am gonna rewatch each and every single Jurassic park/world movie again for the 10th + time because of your contagious excitement

[@Alteori]

Yaaaay!!! Trust me I was doing the same thing 😸

[@ginkobokussuprenicus9726]

Believe me I would watch it on my TV.... But I would have to buy the 4 movies that are on it... It don't even got Fallen Kingdom on it... Oh well. At least I got Hobbit and Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. Anyway ima go watch them movies.

[@kanaancross317]

I’m doing the same thing, I bought all the movies in 4K and will be watching them on my ps5 on my brand new tv

[@Dino_nerd_beanz]

I'm doing it for the like I don't even remember like 40th time

[@paulabetterley1773]

Tyrannosaurus stegasarus

[@TheRadude]

This movie was not what made me fall in love with dinos, but reinforced it. The thing that made me fall in love with dinosaurs as a kid was the Walking with Dinosaurs series from BBC

[@Alteori]

Same. That's what I meant 😃

[@coltkillergaming5685]

That show was cool I had the DVD

[@youtubecreators384]

@@Alteori You should totally review that documentary, Alteori.

[@Thiccsnake]

Same here

[@unknownboi1265]

why is alteori laughing at a man screaming in pain as he is being killed.

[@berserkasaurusrex4233]

The most unbelievable part of this film is that a theoretical mathematician would be a major celebrity.

[@LilOleTinyMe]

Nah. He's not a celebrity cause he is a theoretical mathematician. He's a celeb cause his personality and self advertisement through his predictions and book series

[@barryon8706]

Yeah. It just doesn't add up.

[@warslayr7341]

This is the part where they told you in school that one day algebra is going to save your life.

[@TheReZisTLust]

He's a celebrity due to chaos theory

[@berserkasaurusrex4233]

@@TheReZisTLust So you're saying he owes his popularity to a butterfly flapping its wings somewhere in Africa?

[@chloetabohakanema9459]

😂😂😂 She still has the light on, she STILL HAS THE LIGHT ON!

[@Alteori]

🤣

[@NidoKnight]

When she started clapping 👏 as she went on the rant about the flashlight I lost my shit 😂 it’s 4am so thanks, my roommates hate me lmao

[@Alteori]

🤣🤣🤣 I don't know why I got so damn triggered over that nonsense

[@thecompypack6124]

31:30 I must admit, Muldoon lets out one blood curdling scream right there, didn’t notice it at first, but the 2nd time I saw that it definitely sent some shivers down my spine

[@Alteori]

Yeah it's sad 😥

[@labbyshepherdpuppy5943]

“SHE HAS THE HORRIBLE GENES!” Stuff like this is why I love this channel 😂

[@gavinhayesdinofang1276]

Look at that. Never thought Alteori would be doing a review of THE most greatest movie of all time. Alteori, you are officially one of my most favorite people. I love you.

[@Alteori]

😄

[@Milleniumlance]

Even though she already had us all hooked with her adorable voice 😅

[@unknownboi1265]

@@Milleniumlance Even though she obviously has a dark sense of humor.

[@DEATH111183]

kind of adorable watching this, and hearing Alteori's little dino baby squeals at certain points. almost wish i could sit down and see her first time reactions. hell anyone who reacts this much to this film i get a kick out of their squeals of excitement, and horror at the bad parts XD

[@dashzilla9358]

19:23 jeezuz christ, that caught me off-guard, and laughed so hard by it. Damn it, altiori, you nearly made my ribs crack. lol

[@Alteori]

🤣

[@thewanderer2304]

Im dying,🤣. Didnt know salamander man was in this movie.

[@boglenight1551]

My head-canon: Dr Wu was always deceitful, he knew they could breed. Parthenogenesis is well documented in birds and other reptiles.

[@Foreign0817]

I think the new films might've hinted that. Like he had anterior motives all along. Not too sure though, don't take my word for it.

[@boglenight1551]

@@Foreign0817 Maybe, perhaps it wasn’t hinted, but the fact he had ulterior motives in the new movies definitely shows he’s capable of having ulterior motives.

[@sasaki999pro]

The book version of Henry Wu was incredibly arrogant, he didn't really care about "Making dinosaurs" as much as he cared about shaping life as a whole, a literal god complex. He challenged Hammond that the dinosaurs he had weren't really "dinosaurs" just animals shaped to imitate dinosaurs, he wanted to push the boundaries of genetic engineering and make the perfect organism, when he found out the raptors could breed, he wasn't concerned, he was impressed with himself, he had made an organism so well crafted that it could replicate itself, "perfect" in his eyes, this was the height of his hubris before his immediate downfall. Totally a great read.

[@richardpulido4624]

It's possible that he might actually be working with Biosyn or Mantah Corp to help them with their ulterior motives.

[@bluedragonstudios9004]

Actually the Dinos there change gender due to specific frog DNA

[@Jyharri]

"Looks like a six foot turkey." Have you seen how vicious turkeys can be?

[@berserkasaurusrex4233]

I just watched a video of thirty turkeys walking in a circle around a dead cat on the highway. Turkeys aren't just vicious, they're cultish!

[@antonioarreola3097]

Shit I'm Mexican, chickens/roosters will get vicious as hell sometimes. Look up "cockfighting".

[@sasaki999pro]

I watched my city slicker mom get chased by angry turkey once when we lived on a farm for a few months. I won't lie it was easily one of the funniest moments in my entire life.

[@lunathekuduruk1311]

@@berserkasaurusrex4233 dead Cat.... ;-;

[@GeneraluStelaru]

@@antonioarreola3097 Shit!

[@nuclearwarcraft29]

May you Rest In Peace Richard, Rest In Peace You will always be remembered

[@SpaceRaptorsInfiniteAR5001]

25:45 XD funniest moment ever, even more when you made that one shield monster in The Great wall say “They all smell funny”

[@cyanide7270]

- Hammond and InGen are actually the ones that were funding Grant and Sattlers dig to begin with and why they were there, so the look of "John Hammond? oh shit" was more of "OH SHIT! THIS GUYS OUR BOSS!!" type of thing. - Indeed it is more of a Deinonychus, because Crichton thought Deinonychus sounded silly, so he changed the name to Velociraptor, which lets all admit, DOES sound better. This is a subject i constantly have to correct people on. - Also, per the fence climbing bit, ever notice that when Grant is telling Tim to jump, you can actually see the fence END at the top of the screen? like, yeah i get its a filming set limitation type of thing, but still immersion breaking. As for Tim getting shocked, yeah no, when we get electrocuted like that, our muscles tense up. If that fence has a constant current going through it, Tims hands should have CLAMPED down on that wire, and he quite literally would have burst into flames. But, kid, movie. - 34:16 no, not that glass. Remember at the beginning they went on the facility tour with Mr DNA and the viewing gallery that looked into the lab, there was a brief moment where you could see the viewing gallery show the control room theyre now in. So after the door locked the Raptor obviously noticed that it couldnt get through the door so went around into that tour room and was breaking through the big glass pane from the viewing gallery. They show a brief shot of the shotgun slug holes in the glass pane and can see the gallery seats behind it, and you could then also see the glasses frame behind the Raptor right after it breaks through and Grant kicks the ladder over. Very small details that you need to actually be looking for to notice, but, there you go :) Ive seen this movie easily over a hundred times, i NEVER get tired of watching it, is and will be my all time favourite, and can quote it from start to finish, but when you love something so much, you should be able to critique and notice its flaws, of which yes there are clearly some, but its easy to over look it. It is still what i would call a masterpiece in the film industry, not to mention how INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT it was for the future of CGI, but its pacing and build up to the actual climax is perfection as well, you literally dont even notice the first hour going by without ANYTHING actually happening! You cant say that about most movies.

[@Alteori]

EXACTLY!!!!!! JUrassic Park will ALWAYS be a classic.

[@TheKyrix82]

The amazing thing about this movie is how DENSE it is. I had seen it hundreds of times before getting a dvd player...then I watched it with subtitles on, and found an entire other movie's worth of dialogue. Then on the anniversary, I saw it in 3D...and SAW an entire other movie's worth of events in the background.

[@garypfeiffer3489]

I love the music behind the Jurassic Franchise. May it always sing our hearts to the ages

[@kadenharley8232]

*Fun Fact* Samuel L. Jackson was actually supposed to do a chase and death scene until an actual real life storm blew away the sets they needed.

[@mullaoslo]

at least they used the storm for some establishing shots and the guy at the docks

[@crystalgemgirl731]

Hopefully, it would have been just like the book.

[@kadenharley8232]

@@crystalgemgirl731 Never read the book but I heard the guy Ned's death is far more brutal than the movie 😨

[@crystalgemgirl731]

@@kadenharley8232 Yep, it was.

[@KittStargazer]

One of the best movies to this date to have a good surround sound system for. Even if it's just for the Trex parts lol. Also, I could just enjoy seeing how you react to anything on your own too. Getting all gitty and excited is fun enough in itself lol. 😊

[@berserkasaurusrex4233]

At the local theater (back in '93 when this came out) the guy in the booth would turn the sound system up to max right during the T-Rex roars. You could feel the roar reverberate through the ground from hundreds of feet away. It set off car alarms in the parking lot, lol. Then in Jurassic World, they cut the T-Rex's roar off right at the end, what idiots. Ruined the whole film.

[@Fufobyafo]

Trex, oh yeah the composite material deck boards? 😅

[@Scrinwaipwr]

"They're not monsters, they're animals." ~ Alan Grant

[@JerseyWolf]

JP3 Grant: Genetically engineered, theme park monsters, nothing more and nothing less.

[@Scrinwaipwr]

@@JerseyWolf aye, I know. Guess that's because they aren't palaeontologically accurate.

[@TheReZisTLust]

@@JerseyWolf He's a grown man at that point to be fair. He literally has a PTSD dream 🥺

[@shainewhite2781]

Still my favorite movie of all time!! Winner of 3 Oscars: Best Visual Effects, Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing. It made $1 billion dollars at the box office against a $63 million dollar budget.

[@williamthehuntsman]

I love this movie as well. I remember watching it with my dad for the first time and just being absolutely enthralled by the wonder, beauty and horror. It took me years to realize it was both CGI and animatronics used to capture the dinos and to this day, I cant believe how amazing they made it look.

[@jemzilla3367]

Yeah boys! Finally we get Jurassic park

[@DokuroHeartvore]

I like the dr wu character he just tries to develop his research and in the fallen kingdom we see how he want to make more blues to create more perfect beings

[@graywalkerjoin3rdparty74]

It isn't the electricity itself that throws someone back. It courses through the muscles, causing them to spasm in an unpredictable way. This is what throws them back.

[@Alteori]

ohhhhhhhhhhhhh ok. I guess that makes sense

[@ThomasThePanzerTank]

Worked as a medical technician/firefighter for a couple of years and can say it's more dramatized. While the body does create spasms most of that translates into stiff ness or the body becomes completely limp. Most times when people come into contact with an extremely high amount of electricity there isn't this huge spark and the body immediately stops functioning. Not to be morbid or make light of it but the body goes into a complete ragdoll state. I don't think a realistic depiction of an electrocution would've been appropriate or translate well to the audience as most would be questioning, "Wtf just happened?" If he just dropped.

[@tiagotiagot]

@@ThomasThePanzerTank I've read of people that had their hearts stopped by the electric shock, but the jolt going thru their muscles made them jump so hard that when they hit the ground or a wall or something of the sort, the impact restarted their hearts.

[@ThomasThePanzerTank]

@@tiagotiagot there is something called a “precordial thump” that was practiced for a while but was disproved to aid in patient survival during cardiac arrest compared to normal compressions/breaths. Basically the first responder would bring their fist down on the patient in attempts to interrupt the unstable rhythm so if you’ve ever seen somebody punch somebody in the chest in movies/tv as the character goes into cardiac arrest that’s what they’re doing. Now the reason why it’s no longer practiced is because most times, for it to be effective at all, it had to be extremely early (within like milliseconds) upon the initial onset and the strike has to be perfectly placed on the sternum. 99% of the time the process wastes a couple of seconds where CPR/Breaths could’ve been started and miles more effective. So I suppose the impact from falling may have the same effect as the precordial thump, but it’s very unlikely. You’d have to land a very certain way and a bunch of other variables would have to be perfect. Do I believe it has happened on a few rare occasions, of course. But like I said a ton of variables and luck would have to be going your way if that were to happen.

[@jordan_roadhouse4798]

@@tiagotiagot Before doing a triple axel somersault and landing with perfect pose and precision. Then the audience all clapped in sync.

[@ActionJackson1993]

I know we hate lex but that acting was beautiful. She's so believable how terrified. This movie set the bar so high

[@gummy5781]

The start caught me off Guard 🤣

[@Alteori]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zantbanitor1638]

They were using tasers to shoot the raptor, he says "I want tasers on full charge."

[@bigblack1850]

I love the fact Alteori went off on the kids this was my thought process as a 8 year old 😂😂

[@King2000.]

Jurassic park is such a great classic film

[@brokenfingers9607]

When I saw this in the theater, I'll never forget, that shot at the end with the T-Rex and the banner falling down, people actually cheered which is crazy.

[@RainyDays2790]

funfact, Rexy's name by the people who helped create her was Roberta (personally the fan name Rexy sounds better to me though) and according to a paleo-artist that featured on Klayton Fioriti's channel, Rexy's model(s) in the first jp are the most historically accurate. its really amazing the things they do

[@SImrobert2001]

The fun part I heard from a palentologist is that T-Rex went from accurate, to inaccurate (as a result of a T-rex having feathers theory) and back to accurate. (a result of the feather-covered rex theory dying off, instead favoring a mostly skinned rex)

[@RainyDays2790]

@@SImrobert2001 science is so fTTckin cool man i swear

[@blindsurvival8570]

So basically, "Rexy" busts out with the power of love.

[@Alteori]

HAHA!!!!! U remember 😂

[@richardpulido4624]

Apparently her official name is actually Roberta.

[@Captain.AmericaV1]

Seeing dinosaurs for the first time would be a mixture of awe, wonder fear and shock.... Then I'd have to excuse myself to change my trousers after the shock wears off!!

[@LordHayabusa85]

This movie solidified my fear of dinosaurs. The most vivid memory of this movie I had as an eight year old after I had just watched it, was the T-Rex. I knew about dinosaurs as a kid but nobody told me they were extinct. So I kept getting terrified at night, thinking that a T-Rex would look into my second story bedroom window, snatch me out of my bed and eat me. So for the next few years I couldn’t sleep with my bed in view of my window.

[@rickyrackey7930]

Jurassic Park still remains the best dinosaur movie in the world.

[@tiagotiagot]

While in retrospect Lex messing around with the flashlight was indeed stupid, I can imagine a plausible explanation; she's freaking out, looking for something, anything, that might help keep them safe, then she stumbles upon a device and suddenly her attention is dragged away from it and towards the incoming threat, and a small part of her brain is unconsciously still processing the fact that she grabbed some sort of tool to try to save herself, and with limited processing power and awareness, a section of her brain just goes on with the plan of using whatever it is to try to save her life despite not having the whole brain available to fully process what she's doing. Kinda reminds me of this time when I was a kid and I was having lunch with my family, distracted with the conversation, I had just served my plate, my glass was still empty, there was the juice, sugar, keptchup, salt etc on the table; and as I was focusing on the conversation I was just automatically finishing up getting set up to eat, and instead of sugar I grabbed the bottle of ketchup and squeeze a huge dollop into my glass instead of on top of my noodles, the wires about the intention of putting sugar on the glass and ketchup on my plate got crossed and I performed the right action with the wrong thing...

[@SImrobert2001]

I think part of the problem is that while people understand fear, they do not understand *terror.* Like, I volunteered at a children's hospital, and there is a complete difference between someone who is completely panicked and someone sitting in a corner not knowing if their tests are going to come out normal or not. What LEx experienced was akin to something FAR beyond what even I have seen. She's against a massive, 2 story predator that is 40 feet long. They are both looking for items that could help. She likely just hit the button the flashlight and not even realizing what it was. That kind of terror can absolutely lock a brain so it doesn't process new information. Like, I could totally see her not able to process what button the turns on and off the flashlight. Heck, there are times when i've been trying to move a switch, only to find out the flashlight was a twist model. That kind of terror is something people never usually experience for more than a few seconds at a time. Its usually seen in war, and as a result, most people won't understand it.

[@timothymcintire5747]

Yes exactly, at some point I believe Alteori allows her bias to look past such facts. Survival isn't some hard program code where you automatically chose the best or rational action. Also, I take issue with her raging about not squeezing through the fence. I never thought of squeezing through the fence as a kid, and I don't think it's a hot idea as an adult. For one thing sticking together as a group, because what if a carnivore appears on the other side with the kids while Alan is still climbing? Another thing is the risk of getting caught in the fence it looks like they COULD fit but is the risk of being stuck in an electric fence worth it?

[@stephaniemay5216]

I always thought she just tried to lure it away with the light, like how people use light or laser against cats to make them follow it. Guess it backfired.

[@atomicmegalodon1413]

This movie slapped when I was a kid and this movie slaps now as an adult. This movie is the G.O.A.T of dino movies

[@TakkudALT]

Well yeah. I would also have my attention grabbed if I saw a walking skyscraper 4:45

[@thetaker6086]

My summary: butterfinger guy dies by spitting lizard, while dr.wu say ah they can't breed. 1 hour later Dr.wu : damn they can breed I forgot.

[@sebastianmoscoso9404]

Well the splicing and way they were brought back can actually now explain the historical inaccuracies of the dinosaurs’ appearance

[@Yenecol]

Wow, that was such a fun trip down memory lane. Thank you.

[@-lexdrawz-8262]

Jurassic park is my childhood thanks for bringing the memories

[@peterstoric6560]

Ah yes, the greatest movie I’ve ever seen and the reason for my zoological/paleo-zoological based obsession

[@TheFlyManIsReal]

damn, the "welcome, to Jurassic Park" line stil makes me smile to this day

[@SnakeBite51]

Damit you made me spit my soda out when you did the girl Brachiosaurus i was low key not expecting that but someone i expect every other thing in your videos XD keep up the great videos ! and take my like ! btw I am not finished with the video cause i had to pause to clean diet coke off my monitor!! XD

[@Alteori]

😂😂😂😭😭😭 IM SORRY

[@SnakeBite51]

@@Alteori your good it isnt sticky plus i needed to clean it anyways from my cats fur btw thanks for the reply your one of my top 5 fav youtubers of all time ! i wish more people knew about you so i share your vids alot ! Have a good day other wise ! :D

[@Dantedesanto]

These are the most adorable rants I've ever heard. Thank you ❤

[@stevenalexander6713]

One of my all time favorite movies. I loved reading about dinosaurs when I was a kid in the 80's and, up until this movie came out, dinosaur flicks pretty much consisted of cheesy clay animation. This was the first film that really made them look like real animals. Great cast, great humor, wonderful score. I used to love hearing the JP themes playing when walking through the movie theater when it came out. I give it 18,596,403 lawyers being eaten by Rexy out of 5.

[@ABtheButterfly]

I don't think that was an actual "Elephant mosquito" think they just used an elephant mosquito as a modern because bugs used to be huge when dinosaurs were alive. at least that's my theory

[@ABtheButterfly]

I always thought the creature, in the beginning, was "The Big One" you know the leader of the Velociraptors

[@Alteori]

I always thought so too but there's no way they were all shooting her through those holes and they didn't hit her but then again it's Jurassic Park. Oh! Also there was a super aggressive raptor that was too aggressive and they killed it but it might have been the big one

[@FlangoKhan3968]

I agree hon! One of the best movies ever made in my opinion(yes I love dinosaurs too so I'm a tad biased)! Love the way you present this too! Great stuff! Really fantastic! 😁👍

[@danjoseph7515]

When it comes to films making quantum leaps in special effects since I've been around, this one is right up there at the top with Star Wars, The Matrix and Avatar! Truly Breathtaking when it came out and stands up so well to the test of time. Thanks!

[@LiquidAwesomePersonified]

I love this movie, but I've gotta wonder how Spielberg pitched this movie idea to the studio, because it was such a massive undertaking and it took crazy amounts of robotics and CGI to get the dinosaurs to look so real, i like to think the studio literally didn't understand what he was telling them at the pitch meeting and just went with it anyway because of his track record, like; Spielberg: I want to adapt this book "Jurassic Park" it's about this island of prehistoric monsters and animals that's being opened up as a tourist spot, but there's a deadly turn of events when the animals get free and start attacking guests. Studio Exec: any idea on the cast? Spielberg: I'm thinking Laura Dern, Richard Attenborough, Jeff Goldblum and this Australian actor i've seen pop up in a few things recently as the male lead for the cast. Studio Exec: I guess we could make a movie about Tourists trying to survive, and Australia is pretty popular. Spielberg: Australia? oh right, yeah, it's just a shame there are no Dinosaurs, just crocodiles. Studio Exec: Dinosaurs? oh, right yeah, great monsters if you can make them look real - alright - well, you've got your greenlight buddy. *1yr later* Studio Exec: Steven.... WTF is this?! I mean, it's awesome, but i thought you said you were making a movie about tourists in Australia being attacked by crocodiles! I told everyone you were making it! i'm gonna look like an asshole!! Spielberg: what? where'd you get that idea, i clearly told you this was about an island of prehistoric monsters and animals opening up for tourists but people get killed by the.... ohhh..... ohhhhhhhh yeah, yeah.... i see the problem....

[@katrinamuto182]

I’ve already seen this movie like 1 million times that I never get sick of it it is the best movie made in history of world to me and everyone else that loves it no matter how old it is it doesn’t look a day older

[@co5n.longmont492]

I agree with you this is a Timeless Classic Family Fun movie I grew up when they first showed this thing on the VHS and I also love the other movies as well nowadays my favorite one is Jurassic World because it introduces a whole new dinosaur a hybrid of two Dinosaurs the two meanest and dangerous dinosaurs the Tyrannosaurus Rex and the Velociraptor I'm talking of course about the indominus Rex

[@dominicvandermerwe2092]

I love this movie so much to. the score was other level.

[@shainewhite2781]

3:18, Johnny Depp, Jim Carrey, Michael Keaton, Bruce Campbell, Steve Guttenberg, Ted Danson, Michael J Fox, and Bill Paxton were considered for Ian Malcolm.

[@Alteori]

Johnny Depp I could see

[@Caine7ify]

This movie will be great, million and billions of years after we're gone

[@strangewolf1261]

The film that made me fall in love with Dinosaurs (Specifically the Raptors!❤), WHICH in turn made me fall in love with Military Aircraft! ; D

[@ABtheButterfly]

"Blockbusters and Chill" lmao that was hilarious

[@rexkitgaming3065]

I will never forget watching Jurassic park for the first time

[@blackkitty369]

"Just cause I'm nice to them doesn't mean I WANT THEM!!" The quote of my life!!!

[@theheron3404]

My favorite movie of all time!!! Thanks for checking it out Alteori ♡

[@NiceyP0123]

I’m going on a JP book/movie marathon after this 😁 I cry every time Hammond says "Welcome, to Jurassic Park" 😭 Then I get really hyped for the background music as they pull up to the visitor center. 🤪

[@cringelord2875]

Jurassic Park 1 was such an amazing film, great characters, the most memorable soundtrack I've ever heard, and the concept nowadays seems more realistic than we'd like to believe

[@Clone6385]

One of my favorite movies of all time. These three things got me into dinos. Land Before Time Disney’s Dinosaur And the Jurassic park Movies

[@miceltusav88]

That's one way to say the plot of the movie. Thanks for making me laugh, Alteori, I've been feeling like shit recently

[@pinklights9712]

THE BLOOD SUCKING LAWYER THING PFFFTTTT I CAN'T-✋🏻

[@shainewhite2781]

1:47, Jodie Foster, Geena Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer, Meg Ryan, Kelly McGillis, Julia Roberts, Linda Hamilton, Kim Basinger, and Holly Hunter were considered for Ellie Satler.

[@TIMWReigo]

I love how many jokes you make in this video when the dinosaurs show up!!! XD XD XD

[@eternalmaggot7246]

One of two movies I ran to death on VHS. Twice. Even developed a skip in my Blu-Ray copy. It was the movie used to always put me to sleep as a toddler, and, to this day, remains as the movie I watch to relax.

[@shainewhite2781]

6:43, "Welcome..to Jurassic Park."

[@thaKitsune]

Fyi deinonychus used to be also known as "velociraptor antirrhopus", wich was the name favored around the 90's when the book this movie is based on was written, you could say the thing they got wrong in the movie its the animal's last name

[@Tyler_W]

This movie is still fire. Most kids when I was young loved the animated talking animal movies (and I loved movies like The Lion King too), but my favorite movie was the one with the carnivorous reptiles. The SNES game was pretty dope too.

[@hinatahyuga9311]

Huge Fan and Im so excited for the next installment Jurassic World Dominion the waiting is killing me

[@jabbarmuhammad7529]

One of my favorite dinosaur movies the greatest dinosaur movie I ever seen

[@Das112293]

Hello Alteori. The first film of how it all started. The Lost World is THE first Jurassic Park movie I'd watch, my favorite. I was little when I watched it. After that, I'd watch the first one. Next comes 3 then World and Fallen Kingdom. Anyway, that sums up the plot of the whole of Jurassic Park. Off topic: Happy Thanksgiving/late Thanksgiving, Alteori. Anyway, another great video,

[@MAndrews976]

"Blockbuster and chill," fantastic 😂

[@kaijukid_films]

The one thing you can give this film credit for, besides being a success at the box office, is its iconic theme. And to this very day. The title card JURASSIC PARK and the background music give me chilling goosebumps.

[@wendigo-yt]

How convenient. I watch Alteori's review on Classic Jurassic Park, and I get an ad for the new Jurassic World.

[@justafox5159]

I will always love the Jurassic park/world movies no matter how many times I watch them. They make me feel like a kid again when I use to watch them on vhs. Great video. If you want to watch a good monster movie try prophecy, it was made it 1978. it’s about a deformed bear going on a killing spree.

[@Ellery28]

electricity can absolutely throw you back. But it depends on the type, AC or DC and how much oomph is behind it. A fence designed to keep dinos in would definitely be enough to toss a child. He's lucky he still had hands afterwards.

[@SImrobert2001]

And honestly, arms and legs at the amperage needed for the fence.

[@TheReZisTLust]

AC is cooler DC is expensive ACDC is great

[@therealveridicalyt497]

When you get shocked (it has happened with me on a small scale), you convulse a bit then you’re fine, a bit hurt, passed out or dead

[@DarknessDust]

That first dinosaur reveal NEVER GETS OLD *shivers*

[@mastring1966]

unfortunately, there's also the issue with DNA degrading over time. There wouldn't be enough left, even stuck in amber, for there to be anything at all left to clone. the Mammoths are about as far back as we can reach using this method.

[@spark_shock]

Ah yes, the movie that sparked my love for dinosaurs. 100% one of my favorite movies of all time! I think I subscribed to you for your Jurassic World/Park content, and I continue to watch your videos to this day because *holy shit you are funny!* Like at 3:15 I didn’t just laugh, I fucking cackled! Your laugh is so contagious man! Also, a bit off topic, but apparently romance has been confirmed for Camp Cretaceous season 4. I’m seeing mixed opinions and a lot of skepticism, which is understandable, but i’d love to hear your thoughts on it! Anyways, keep up the good work! Love your content Alteori!!

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

I have to go back and watch all these movies before Dominion 🦖🦕

[@TheGuardianofAzarath]

I was 8 when the first movie came out, didn’t go to see it in theatres, can’t remember when i first saw it. I did go to see TLW and JP3 in theatres, i didn’t go to see JW as my nephew was born on that same day, and in the following weeks it just slipped my mind. I did go to see FK though, and yes, i got tears in my eyes when that last brachiosaurus died when Nublar went Chernobyl. Will probably go see Dominion in theatres too, not sure yet. I agree with you about some of the dumb decisions made by humans in this first movie, i mean, if they’d secured that crate to the gate’s frame, that raptor would not have got it’s Red Shirt snack. And Camp Cretaceous season 4 is next friday, it’s gonna be fun. And yeah, i still love the theme for this movie, it’s right up there with Imperial March and the Emperor’s theme.

[@attackinglizard3429]

"Welcome to Jurassic park" DUDE, CHILLS

[@gvstaden1]

Your voice, always puts a smile 😃 on my face.

[@ravenouself4181]

So, I loved Dinosaurs long before I found out about Jurassic Park, but damn, I loved it.

[@JenniferMcMahonhawaii78]

Great film, still one of my all time favorites.

[@crystalgemgirl731]

Actually, yes. In my dreams, when I need to run, my legs just give out like I'm paralyzed from the waist down.

[@MadamMonchimonchi]

“This is an old movie”… I watched it when it came out in theaters when THX surround sound was just starting. Oh man… it was an experience as a kid

[@Lioness006]

Love the OG Jurassic Park. I was like, 12 or 13 and had already read the book and was stoked for the movie. I was that dinosaur kid. Lol

[@TheCoreOTO8239]

It’s crazy how so many movies with modern technology look worse than a movie nearly 30 years old. This classic shows how good special effects can make or break immersion.

[@thabozzofficial]

The shot where Hammond has the phone in his hand near the end; "Nooooooooo!" Sorry, but the way you shouted that had me in hysterics, and I'm not exactly sure why but it did. 😂

[@deadman822]

Star Wars Jurassic Park Ghostbusters these are all the movies I grew up watching and I was born in 2004 life finds a way

[@toob1979]

I was truly moved as I sat in the theater. _Jurassic Park_ sparked a sense of wonder in my soul. This is the movie which showed the rest of the world that computer graphics had advanced to the point that they could render realistic living creatures. Almost 30 years later, we're still tweaking our computers to make renders better, but the astronomical leap they made in this film won't be duplicated. _JP_ is one of those films which changed everything about film making afterward. It's right there with _The Jazz Singer_ for introducing sound and _The Wizard of Oz_ for introducing color. I also read the book, and Hammond was a bastard in the book. No "sweet old crazy rich grandpa" vibes there. In the book, the kids' ages were switched (making Tim the older sibling) and Tim was the hacker. Lexi was there -- to scream and cry to be rescued. Yeah. She was completely useless in the book.

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

I love the intro and I do think doing a review that start it all was pretty epic and exciting.

[@matthewryan1998]

Every Jurassic park fan just said “welcome to Jurassic park” along with mr Hammond, I mean I can’t be the only one