Jurassic Park (1993) - Welcome to Jurassic Park Scene | Movieclips

Jurassic Park - Welcome to Jurassic Park: Dr. Grant (Sam Neill) and Dr. Sattler (Laura Dern) see their first live dinosaur - the Brachiosaurus.
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In Steven Spielberg's massive blockbuster, paleontologists Alan Grant (Sam Neill) and Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern) and mathematician Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum) are among a select group chosen to tour an island theme park populated by dinosaurs created from prehistoric DNA. While the park's mastermind, billionaire John Hammond (Richard Attenborough), assures everyone that the facility is safe, they find out otherwise when various ferocious predators break free and go on the hunt.
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TM & © Universal Pictures (1993)
Cast: Jeff Goldblum, Laura Dern, Martin Ferrero, Richard Attenborough, Sam Neill
Screenwriter: David Koepp, Malia Scotch Marmo, Michael Crichton
Director: Steven Spielberg
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[@Eisenbison]

Nearly 30 years later and this scene has lost none of its magic.

[@mikemickypeterdavy]

One of the movie theaters in town showed Jurassic Park recently as part of their Flashback cinema. Naturally I went. Even though I've seen it 100 times, it was like I was watching it for the first time all over again. It lost none of its magic

[@lonewolf-fq3kc]

Happy 30th Anniversary to this cinematic masterpiece!!

[@Crurned]

I need to check with my theater when they will be showing it. One of my regrets was not watching it on theater when it came out, I was 10 back then so trying to go on my own was a no brainer.

[@nikolaszuraff1234]

Yup. I still love it to this day.

[@jsmithmultimediatech]

It's incredible!

[@ryanm1732]

One of the most beautiful scenes in movie history.

[@Blinkers2007GameDev]

certainly

[@jimmerjabberer]

‘One of’?

[@scp682theunkillablereptile]

agreed

[@nunyabiz6952]

Yup! Still get chills seeing it.👍

[@taajwarpope2708]

Epic goosebumps moment

[@genericsonicfan581]

Imagine seeing this in 93, in theaters. The whole audience must've lost their minds... seeing such amazing creatures come back to life... Wow... These guys are old! Not that there's anything wrong with that.

[@hint0122]

I was there, and you're definitely right. Everyone was wide eyed and had their mouths open

[@Roger-hp1yg]

Oo they did. They packed the theaters. Every theater was sold out n it played in 4 theaters in the same building n they all sold out. I remember the long long lines n waiting tonger in to see it for the first time n it literally blew my mind. It was amazing!!!!

[@JKribbit]

Trust me, I got goosebumps watching this in the theatre. Everyone literally gasped when the dinosaur came out with John William's music. I was 8 and felt like my dream just came true. Movie magic.

[@mikemickypeterdavy]

I remember seeing it in 1993. I went with my sister and a friend. When the T Rex showed up, my sister was flat against the back of her chair, terrified. I was on the edge of my seat.

[@lachd2261]

Oh man you’re spot on. I was 8 and I saw it with my dad at the cinema - people were utterly stunned. It was a quantum leap in what movies were capable of. It was like magic. My dad could not believe it. It literally became the only thing people at school wanted to talk about for weeks.

[@sanjitsiriguppi832]

Just imagine the feeling, they've been studying the dinosaurs all their lives and then suddenly everything they've read is right infront of their eyes and moving. That's an inexplicable feeling. The happiness in their eyes especially when he says, "They do move in herds". Very accurately directed by Spielberg and very accurately acted by the actors.

[@MeargleSchmeargle]

I could all but *feel* Dr. Grant tearing up at that point. Like it was vindication for everything he'd been working for his entire life.

[@reganb3509]

“They do move in herds” = “Alexandretta!!!”

[@Puniit]

​@@reganb3509😊5😊 phone 0l6P

[@Blinkers2007GameDev]

Spielberg is a movie genius. All of his productions leave memories like no other movie and he has created tons of iconic movies. On top of that I think he is still active today. Crazy

[@CheyenneMinaMakeup01]

⁠​⁠@@Blinkers2007GameDevhe is!! He made “life on ur planet” recently with morgan freeman also with dinosaurs - you should watch terra nova if you love dinosaurs aswell!! He is crazy great. Not to mention he also created land before time which was my fave as a kid. I actually just think Steven loves dinosaurs as much as we do.🥺

[@dandi1887]

Can't watch this without smiling and without tears. This is a miracle. Imagine if you'd stand in their place...

[@WelshRaptor367]

So true

[@robert-gabrielpopa4487]

I couldn't have said it any better...

[@kiran_choudhary1975]

Exactly what i feel

[@rockymvvrcianu6846]

201st like

[@Alvan81]

Majestic music and acting..

[@sleeming88]

How to sum up in one scene just how important John Williams' music was to late 20th century cinema.

[@Berbean]

Absolutely.

[@firingallcylinders2949]

Best movie composer of all time

[@OldMovieRob]

right on

[@roadkill_666]

100%

[@taajwarpope2708]

@Zahar 89 exactly. I even created a playlist of film music composers.

[@juanandresnunez658]

As a fan of the book, which is mostly horror... I have to say, this scene is beautiful and heartwarming. Truly one of the best scenes in movie history.

[@Shakes-Off-Fear]

This is why Spielberg was the right person to direct this. He was able to balance the tension and suspense of scenes like the raptors in the kitchen or the Rex breakout with the awe and magic of scenes like this.

[@PB-tr5ze]

Michael Crichton did write some great techno-horror.

[@FilmScout]

I actually think the movie is better than the book

[@soldier3157]

​@@FilmScoutmeh

[@Blinkers2007GameDev]

Exactly

[@Azerrz]

Perfection. And god when the score comes in I literally shed a tear. We are so blessed to have lived on Earth in this period of time to experience this film and everything that went into it ♥️

[@GeorgieStory]

God damn 2 weeks ago??

[@ageckothatplaysgames]

Didn't expect to see you here

[@CuriousKani]

In Sri Lanka, my home country, theatres were modified to handle the sheer awesomeness of the movie's sound track. Only a handful of theatres were capable and resourceful enough to handle such tech. I ended up watching the movie 8 times in the theatre.

[@VladislavBabbitt]

How are old are you? What about when the Dinosaurs were alive?

[@moshomaniac1]

Seeing this in the theater back in 1993 was truly amazing. Not only did we feel like we were seeing Dinosaurs for the first time, but it was beginning of the digital era of film making.

[@taajwarpope2708]

Thanks to Industrial Light and Magic.

[@bighands69]

CGI when viewed on a digital medium such as a tv set looks horrible but when you see the exact same CGI on film in a theater it looks fantastic. Film has a softer color look which means different colors do not stand out against one other in harsh tones.

[@pscar1]

I remember thinking, "yep, we need to find a way to do this." I also had a Jurassic Park themed birthday party that year.

[@12345682900]

Yes, you're exactly right. Prior to this, regardless of the technology, NO dinosaur on film was truly convincing; they ALL looked fake. Seeing this in 1993 left one speechless!

[@jordanmarrero9153]

As a four-year old, seeing this movie in cinema was basically a religious experience at the time.

[@AGPfan]

2:07 - "Dr. Grant, my dear Dr. Sattler... welcome to Jurassic Park." WHAT AN AMAZING LINE

[@jeraldjr23]

❤❤❤❤

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

And "spared no expenses"

[@mikemickypeterdavy]

"Say again?" (Chuckles)"We have a T Rex!"

[@nikotheghostrider]

It’s one of if not the most iconic line in movie history

[@debarghabiswas7429]

yupp🎈

[@BlotRorschach]

1:43 is the best acting in the whole film. Ethics aside, that is exactly how a skeptical mathematician should react to a miracle.

[@1UltraBeastZo]

Chaotion

[@JoeFanik]

All of them are still trying to process it, but in this moment it’s the greatest thing they’ve ever seen

[@taylorlipinski4048]

Everyone: reacts to the miracle in shock and awe Lawyer: m o n e h

[@numayei]

​@@taylorlipinski4048 HAHA !!! 😭😭😭👌🏻 RIGHT

[@Ranseier1986]

The thirty seconds from 2:00 on are the absolute peak of Steven Spielberg's and John Williams' exceptional careers

[@andross51]

2:11 "WELCOME TO JURASSIC PARK" easily one of the BEST movie quotes of all time! Jurassic park will forever REMAIN one of my favorite movies of all time! :)

[@hatsos79]

No doubt one of the best Quotes!!!!

[@codypet2110]

The score does a lot of the heavy lifting in making this scene so iconic.

[@taajwarpope2708]

Four magic words of prehistoric discovery.

[@debarghabiswas5956]

This will remain ❤️❤️❤️

[@paulaccuardi9071]

Imagine how the 19th and early 20th century paleontologists would react to this

[@RogueShadows]

There’s so much to say about this scene, but I’m gonna say this: it is arguably one of, if not *the*, most important scenes in cinema history. This scene showed just how powerful and how realistic CGI had become to the world and more importantly to filmmakers. Thousands, tens of thousands, of people suddenly realized that all those movies that they’d always wanted to make but couldn’t because the technology didn’t exist to make them in any satisfying way, were shown in the most dramatic way that it was *finally possible*. This is a scene that made a million dreams instantly come true, or at least become possible.

[@ohitsshallows]

This movie is actually pretty mediocre and this scene is easily the worst and most annoying. Bad take.

[@markwattne8772]

@@ohitsshallows It’s one of only about 50 films ever to gross over 1 Billion Dollars and it had revolutionary movie technology for time. His take is incredibly good and your just wrong for what you said.

[@ohitsshallows]

@@markwattne8772 Thank god only good films are allowed to make money.

[@LordVader1094]

@@ohitsshallows Edgy contrarian moment

[@paleoraptor1181]

@@ohitsshallows it's because it's not true

[@trademarktm257]

I just love the way Sam Neill delivers "it's a dinosaur". It's like a wonderstruck child seeing his favorite toy come to life.

[@spar0035]

I love how even Malcom forsees the apocalyptic doom on the horizon he cant help but be emotionally swept away by the beauty.

[@hairyisreal]

yeah man this in my later years gets me the most

[@VladislavBabbitt]

What do you mean "even Malcolm"? Any adult in 1993 could see from the beginning that something is very wrong here.

[@spar0035]

​@VladislavBabbitt meaning it's not a surprise to him but still finds it beautiful. (Even though Malcom forsaw the destruction, he found it beautiful)

[@VladislavBabbitt]

@@spar0035 I fully agree.

[@VladislavBabbitt]

@@spar0035 I agree.

[@giulianodervelociraptorder734]

This movie is 29 years old and this CGI is wonderful.

[@employee962]

Thats because its puppets with CGI help, much better than entire CGI abominations

[@ImOriginallyGreen]

They didn’t use CGI, it’s all trained dinosaurs actually

[@miguellziabarrara]

@@ImOriginallyGreen god one

[@LordDinoBoy]

True

[@MrCalter]

@@LordDinoBoy Look who I stumbled across, While watching a Jurassic Park video greetings Dino Boy.

[@sarutoriuskaiser3608]

Honestly a cinematic masterpiece. The way it gives you time to process the joy and wonder after first seeing the first dino and how it just slowly adds more. Then, in true John Williams genius, all the sections of the orchestra that have been seamlessly woven in come together as he says "welcome to Jurassic park". This scene is breathe taking incarnate.

[@CurtZilbersher]

Somehow, describing John Williams as a genius is like saying Einstein was smart. John Williams works at a supernatural level of talent and words cannot adequately describe how truly skilled he is.

[@sarutoriuskaiser3608]

@@CurtZilbersher Well said, my friend. You're absolutely right. To borrow your analogy, Williams is the Einstein of music.

[@bighands69]

@@sarutoriuskaiser3608 Watching it on a theater that plays film in that era meant that the images would have looked more beautiful.

[@jediclonekag13]

2:07-2:15 "Dr. Grant. My dear Dr. Sattler. Welcome to Jurassic Park!" 30 years later, this is still one of the most iconic lines from this movie. Overall, this scene is so beautiful and perfect because of the dialogue, music, and CGI.

[@nicktroisi6347]

0:34 how can that moment not give you goosebumps. Truly one of the most iconic and greatest moments in cinematic history

[@JCH007]

One of the best scenes ever “Welcome To Jurassic Park”

[@jesusmelgoza713]

Hi Jhc 007 most of your videos are on my like list 👍

[@abrahamwarner4408]

I would put it second only to “Ride of the Rohirrm”

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

JCH 007 I like that line too.

[@sarahcole9661]

2:02 he sounds like he can’t quite believe it either, it’s beautiful

[@qcdoomqc]

When he says "welcome… to Jurassic Park" it’s so perfectly acted… at first, Hammond looks almost cocky, but when says this, he gazes upon the same miracle and it’s like he still can’t believe it himself. What a scene lol

[@vectorphresh]

I agree. This is what it looks like to accomplish your deepest dream.

[@davidedwards8365]

The moment I fully understand the power of cinema And the fractional pause before “I’ll show you” is the absolute cherry on the cake And John Williams is an absolute, indescribable genius

[@BowserFilthFederation]

Rest in peace brachiosaurus, that particular one was the specimen who died in fallen kingdom

[@sergiobrito2532]

😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@sergiobrito2532]

Poor little one

[@jimmerjabberer]

Ever seen that comic of Godzilla rescuing her?

[@melbell0865]

@@jimmerjabberer just watch HISHE: it shows the Brachiosaurus getting rescued off the island.

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

@Jared Madrid Good thing The Land Before Time movie series gives The Brachiosaurus justice by giving them protagonist roles and one little one named Littlefoot.

[@ReWhite88]

It's so comforting, as a 90's kid. Can we just turn back time 😭

[@loveu5045]

One of the most iconic movies and moments of human history. No matter how many times I see it, it's like I'm seeing it for the first time,, specially this moment.

[@jobolesonihalsasrikaal4029]

Genius of Steven Spielberg!!!!! Happy 30th anniversary

[@danielislam9144]

In my opinion, the best scene of all time.

[@RagicaltheUnhallowedKnight]

Dunno, apart from the legendary introduction and reaction by Grant, Sattler, Malcolm and Gennaro I do absolutely love the T-Rex breakout scene a lot as well Heck the entire movie was stuff of legends "come to life"

[@ChemCorps]

You know something, you might be right 👏🏼🙏🏼

[@h.valentine1378]

Saw this in the theater at age 6. 30 years later I'm still covered in goosebumps at this scene.

[@morfius85]

It was pg13!!! 😝

[@ryguy28896]

Same. One month shy of 6. Just saw in theaters for the 30th anniversary re-release. Hasn't lost one bit of the magic it had when I was 5.

[@camgroulx1]

I cant watch this scene without getting emotional, the music, the looks of amazement on there faces, the emotion shared between them as they witness a real living dinosaur walk earth. Shot so beautifully if I could pick one movie to experience for the first time again its this

[@MeargleSchmeargle]

I'm studying to be a paleontologist, and I know I'd feel the exact same way if I were them.

[@mrzerkaman]

Still to this day, one of the most epic/moving scenes in cinema history!

[@scp682theunkillablereptile]

agreed

[@leowise206]

Seriously, this scene is in my mind the most epic I have seen in cinema till 1993. I was 13 and seeing this makes me emotional. When that dinosaur walks by I felt the whole theatre shaking, boom...boom...boom. Goosebumps.

[@PabloRuizMega]

the girl that was in the jurassic park movie 1993 was that her in jurassic world dominion or another actress plays her role

[@fitriayanticahyaamanda4884]

I love this movie is a fantastic

[@PabloRuizMega]

was the actress that played lex in jurassic park dominion or another actress plays her role?

[@thevaccinator666]

​@@PabloRuizMega?

[@EducationalChannel28349]

This scene will live on forever in history

[@miguelsobarzo6430]

I cry with this amazing and magical scene. All the time thinking about dinosaurs and suddenly they’re walking in front of you.

[@Logan_178]

1:24 this scene allways gives me a smile and goose skin when he lands on his feet again.

[@jay-b1223]

Fr imagine standing so close to him and feeling the ground shake once he lands. Not to mention that ear rattling **thud**

[@j.vinton4039]

The THUD in the theater was amazing back then as a kid. So loud and BASSY

[@poldreborn4281]

This is the best and the most magical scene from all the movies. For some reasons it gives me goosebumps, and I wanna tear up.

[@mikemickypeterdavy]

You're not alone 🥲

[@user-tt4kc2lb6j]

I cried, seeing this scene will forever be amazing, i have watched this atleast 50 times, and every time i get emotional, this movie will forever be remembered as an piece of art, a pearl of all dinosaur movies. good old moments ;)

[@Vanic00]

There are few moments that will never fail to send you back to being a 6 year old, some words that will always make you smile. Seeing that Brachiosaurus for the first time never fails. Hearing "we have a T-Rex", and "Their moving in herds..they DO move in herds." Will always make a 90's kids smile.

[@ShepherdsSheepdog]

One of my absolute favorite movie scenes. I grin like a 5 year old kid and get almost teary-eyed. Can you IMAGINE working in paleontology all your life, then seeing that? Awestruck wonder like you very rarely feel as an adult.

[@hanslanda58]

Lmfaooo

[@ajb868686]

I still get chills 30 years. It’s so iconic. The effects are so amazing

[@riversong4997]

The way he reaches down and silently turns her head XD

[@Frobilen]

One of the greatest movies to ever be made

[@adamtomascaicedogomez4048]

The greatest move to ever be made*

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

​@@adamtomascaicedogomez4048 Yeah and I like Jurassic World too.

[@captainnutsack8151]

My daughter is obsessed with Jurassic Park/World and dinos in general. She's 6. We watched this movie for the first time when she was 4. I cried during this scene, couldn't help it. Not just the power of the scene, but getting to share that with my child, a new generation, and seeing her reaction....while knowing my own reaction 30 years ago....it was too much. Tears flowing as soon as he says "my dear Dr. Sattler..." and my kid turns around like "daddy why are you crying???" 🤣 She'll understand in 20 years when she watches it for the first time with her own child

[@Flufferz626]

This movie was the first one I watched in cinema at 4 years old back in 1993. My parents thought it would frighten me, but Land Before Time traumatized me. I LOVED THIS. It engrained into me to enjoy dinosaurs and follow my passions. Keep up the good work for your daughter. It ain't anything to be ashamed of. I'm so glad we have some passionate dino gals still!

[@coletrain583]

Land before Time and Jurassic Park were the first Dinosaur movies I watched as a kid.

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

@@coletrain583 Oh I love The Land Before Time movie series it's my childhood.

[@coletrain583]

@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 Both of them are.

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

@@coletrain583 I like both of them too

[@Zak_Zakaryas]

Was too young to see this in theaters when it was first released, but glad to see the 3D re-release. Even though I already knew what was coming, it's still mind-blowing after all these years.

[@raphaelzeon4422]

When was re released?

[@abrahamwarner4408]

I was too young as well but saw it anyway lol. It did not go well. I literally hid in the bathroom. I was very glad I got that redemption on rerelease.

[@abrahamwarner4408]

@@raphaelzeon4422 About 10 years ago. I don’t remember for sure.

[@afzalhakimbinzairini956]

If I'm right remember correctly it was re-release in 3D on June 2013. I hope right because that is the year that this movies was re-release in theaters.

[@bighands69]

3D version that are digital do not look as good as the original film in theaters.

[@jordantagalog6803]

The synchronization of the musical score with the imagery. The leaf being bitten off. The long, drawn out notes as the viewer anticipates the brachiosaur’s feet landing on the ground causing a tremor ending with the music’s climax. Just perfect 👌

[@tomgameplay6088]

2:25 is the best shot In the movie

[@ericjahnke7996]

While I may disagree with how Spielberg turned away from the dark aspects of Crichton’s novel I can’t deny this scene is epic beyond measure.

[@TheFyinews]

Turned away from the negative aspects??????.....thats all the movie was!!!!!

[@tcadityaa]

@@TheFyinews The book had a lot more deaths it seems...

[@nightshadeentertainment6568]

@@tcadityaa including a baby getting eaten

[@Blinkers2007GameDev]

yes it certainly is

[@UncleAsmos2005]

@@TheFyinews They had the "Dinosaurs" in the book be a lot more violent and ruthless. Basically they we're monsters, not animals.

[@sachzmeister]

I'll NEVER forget the moment I first saw this scene on the big screen. It was a small town theatre in Kerala, India in the Summer of '94...🥰 I'd just turned 7yrs old a couple of weeks before and that kid had tears in his eyes with a big smile plastered across his face. Eyes wide, hair on end and heart pounding so hard. The moment the Brachiosaurus's feet hit the ground (1:35) the seats in that little theatre rattled...🤩

[@bighands69]

That theater you would have watched it in would have had 8k resolution and a color pallet that no modern digital system could match.

[@sachzmeister]

@@bighands69 🤣

[@Rohan.S.Patne.]

Wow! So awesome to hear this 🧡

[@danielvandersall6756]

If you need to define what "Movie Magic" Means, this is the scene. It transports you to a world that few could even imagine, with little but the incredible visuals and transcendent music. Still makes me cry like a baby.

[@Peter_1986]

I love how this scene ends with the entire herd of brachiosauruses and parasaurolophuses, just to look even more impressive than it already did.

[@inutero10]

That smile on richard a.’s face when he sees how in awe they are screams of “ yeah ive seen that look before but i never tire of it”

[@Superstarfitnesstv1]

I always get goosebumps during this part ❤️

[@andreatreese8347]

I was seven years old when I saw this in theaters. I was twenty-seven when I saw it again in theaters, and I still felt the same amount of awe and joy--I just cried when I saw it at twenty-seven, because I appreciated it all the more with the music. The childlike wonder doesn't fade. And Dr. Alan Grant's line about herds still hits home if you truly know and understand why he said it the way he did. This film will always be a masterpiece.

[@ArmPlayz]

How did you see it in theaters if it was released more then 30 years ago? did you see the new one

[@christopherpolkas3571]

@@ArmPlayz He was 7 years old thirty years ago. Then he watched it again at age 27.

[@crazyoverlifting587]

man it still gives me the goosebumps

[@mariamarroquin1663]

1:00 Alan Grant:Its…its a dinosaur 🦕

[@BrianRollinsVO]

This came out just after I graduated high school. Me and a bunch of buddies and our girlfriends. Every one of us guys was crying. Dinosaurs are freaking real!!!

[@GeeNee25]

you and your buddies had real girlfriends? Real like dinosaurs?

[@Michael-vh3tj]

I was 6 & too young to watch it at the cinema. But what an experience. Duffle coat at the ready if i needed to hide.

[@user-ef6ix6lo4i]

This has to be one of the best scene in movie history, i’ve seen this movie more than 30 times and this stills brings a tear of joy in my eyes, loved dinosaurs since I was a kid

[@TheSavageDinosaur]

There is nothing that I can do but smile whenever I watch this! One of the most iconic scenes in film history!

[@kwesisalmon2282]

Jeff Goldblum is in every lovingly outrageous films. From independence day to jurassic Park to the fly. The man takes his work seriously.

[@maxfrankow1238]

And he was the Grandmaster! So happy he’s a Marvel guy now.

[@Urgh_I_have_to_go]

Just replace the trash movie independence Day with the fly

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

One of the best scenes of Jurassic Park.

[@TexasNativee]

This has got to be one of the best scenes in cinematic history, the absolute chills and with John Williams composing. Just perfect.

[@JWB0987]

This film got me through my parents separation when I was 6. This film gave me an interest that followed me through my darkest periods. This film, in spite of its age, still makes me feel like I did when I was 6, when the world was simple. All I can say for all of that is thank you to all the minds behind it.

[@martin.stagnitti96]

One of the most emotional scenes in movie history.

[@captainnutsack8151]

This scene never gets old.

[@mikemickypeterdavy]

Never

[@dominictrujillo3323]

The moment you see the rocky shoreline of Jurassic Park for the first time, you can just feel the anticipation of what you were about to see next was going to be jaw dropping amazing.

[@PoeDameron15]

Happy 30th anniversary to this classic and amazing movie. 🙂🦖🦕

[@jordan_.15k]

If I could see a brachiosaurus in real life I’d start crying

[@Switchberg]

Dr Grant while pointing: "Uhm.. It's... It's a dinosaur". Probably my favorite line ever. This clip still gives me tears in my eyes so many years after watching the movie for the first time. Magical moment.

[@markkylerussell7263]

This scene was so cute while the music playing the background 0:54

[@benitotommassi5820]

The single most amazing scene in cinematic history. Nothing before or since has made me react like I did to first seeing that scene. That CGI was groundbreaking.

[@AGPfan]

And that CGI STILL looks magnificent today.

[@derelicts9503]

I've watched this in cinema in 1993 with my dad. Everything about this scene is the same as it was back then, 30 years ago - pure awe.

[@dinomation]

I love how there is a great sense of true wonder in this scene that fit in wit the characters and audience!

[@shivinunitholi2493]

Its been 30 years but this scene never gets old. Alan Grant, Ellie Satler, and Ian Malcolm remain my all-time favorite characters from the Jurassic series.

[@JoeFanik]

I love how here everyone is completely mesmerized by what they’re seeing. But only after they’ve processed everything do they realize how dangerous Jurassic Park is

[@Dewebje]

Everything about this scène is still great. The acting (even the driver who reacts to Prof. Malcolm with a 'yeah, so' move), the music, the images, the vfx, the props.. Everything!

[@trinaq]

Seeing the park for the first time is simply unforgettable, on par with seeing Hogwarts for the first time in "Philosopher's Stone."

[@ianashby6294]

Not so mutch a harry potter fan love jurasic park , world movies saw jurrasic park in theater back in 1993

[@timlemmens1087]

Both thanks to the John Williams score.

[@timlemmens1087]

@@SubwaySam10 Same composer, the legendary John Williams.

[@thumrabeldeiti9336]

@@timlemmens1087 John Williams actually stole all of his things from an African-American man named John quavius Will i Am

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@@timlemmens1087 we wuz kangz

[@wpheem]

Most iconic scene on this movie

[@djking2609]

2:23 the moment when Grant turns his head, and you hear the other brachiosaurs (matched with John Williams’ rousing soundtrack ) , builds up so much excitement in a second, and is the perfect precursor to the awe inspiring picture of the dinosaurs around the lake.

[@TimZoet]

Steven Spielberg must be seeing this every now and again and just think to himself: "I made this scene." What brilliance

[@notallthatbad]

Seeing this in the theater ranks up there with Sauron's tower crumbling and Vader saying "You were right." Simple unforgettable, irreplaceable cinema.

[@brandonmedina494]

The part where Merry screams Frodo's name as the tower collapses and explodes always makes me tear up.

[@CoCotheTurtle]

That karaoke scene in "Opportunity Knocks" where Dana Carvey kicks the guy in the head.

[@stephensloane2362]

One of THE best scenes of any movie of all time, the music, the visuals, the emotions, it hasn’t ever been replicated nor will it ever be

[@leeharris7415]

It's hard to convey the feeling of being in the cinema and seeing this for the first time back in 93. Absolute magic, a first!

[@AlphaBravoCheeseCake]

Agreed. An utterly amazing experience when it first came out and a ground breaking scene!

[@rockymvvrcianu6846]

I was in 1st grade or so when this film came out.

[@tarab8747]

I remember seeing this for the first time at the drive in theater in CA. This movie is the perfect mix of suspense and fantasy. Lol I remember being so scared at times I had to hide under the dash. I can remember how amazing the trex sounded, how scary the raptors were. This scene in particular was mesmerizing. I rewatch every so often to feel that nostaliga again. ❤❤❤

[@SteveRogers-qz9bd]

this is the most emotional and beautiful scene in the history of cinema in my opinion

[@ShepherdsSheepdog]

YES! Magic!

[@lovingbritt]

This film was so magical to me when I was a kid and still is

[@TheYagomestre]

Definitely one of the top five most beautiful and emotional scenes ever made.

[@sundariammaunavagam8774]

Welcome to jurrasic park ..creates history in cinema ...

[@Fulcrum-27]

after 65 million years this scene finally revived the Dinosaurs.

[@xgalarion8659]

This scene single handedly started the dinosaur dream

[@Powerarmed]

After 30 years, still got goose bumps! What a masterpiece...

[@user-fg9oy3uo3h]

The best part? Steven Spielberg himself is going go get involved once again though not as a director but one of the producers, an executive one if I am not mistaken. I can’t wait for the magic touch once again. It’s been ages after all.

[@nekomusume9628]

1:15 AHAHAHAHA!! AHAHA! AHAHA! IT'S A GIRAFFE!! AHAHA! AHAHA! AHAHAHA!!

[@antonboludo8886]

1:38 - The greedy lawyer.

[@klemsogcrd4225]

This scene is not sad but the music, the atmosphere, the emotion of Grant ❤️ I get tears every time I see this scene

[@Itsyaboymega4537]

Because of this movie alone many people became paleontologists,almost every kid loved this movie and it still is the best movie ever made this scene shaped our childhoods along with Harry Potter.

[@acrajesh]

Watched it in the old Satyam Theatre , big screen, then Madras . One of those movies which resonates my childhood more than anything. This particular scene took the entire cinema theater in awe. we walked back home after the show and reached by 10 PM. I was 11 year-old when the movie was released. Took my breath away, and I was looking around all around the empty streets, while returning back home whether any of the dinosaurs walked out of the theaters . Hats off Steven Spielberg.

[@ConnorMiller417]

As a 90’s kid, I can confirm this scene took my breath away just as everyone else who saw this in the theater. When this came out, you gotta understand that this was basically the first time humanity had ever seen dinosaurs. The theaters shook from the footsteps of the brachiosaurus. To say that people’s jaws dropped is an understatement. All these years later and it still gives me chills when I see the brachiosaurus. One of the greatest movies ever made!

[@jackbrennan1393]

I have always enjoyed the emotions the actors protray in this scene. The paleontologist and paleobotanist seeing their life's work come to life in front of their very eyes. The man who started it all proud that his work is being recognized. The mathematician seeing the impossible made possible. Amazing acting all around.

[@Casarzino]

this might well be the most magical moment in cinema history

[@Harrydewulf]

Greatest scene in all of Cinema.

[@VarunPrabhakar104]

"It's... it's a dinosaur!" - Every kid in the theater