"Please tell me we do not see kids being eaten by a dinosaur right now!" | Jurassic Park (1993)

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[@kenlangston3451]

When I saw the tag line “please tell me we don’t see kids eaten by a dinosaur right now!” I knew it was Cassie from Popcorn in Bed. Lol

[@tailssonicteam1604]

Sames

[@josephdillard9907]

Yep me too

[@eschiedler]

You, sir, know your reactors well.

[@jprn3024]

Ditto

[@soulskhan6697]

She is the queen.

[@captainamerica8276]

"Did Spielberg just kill and 8-year-old kid?" Oh boy! If they knew what Michael Crichton did in the book😱

[@Yellow123Ninja]

I mean, realistically, Tim should've died from that. If the car not exploding didn't kill him, then the amount of force that came from the car landing on the tree should have.

[@Yellow123Ninja]

@@soundlogic6353 Oh ho ho ho! Stuff that would make Jurassic Park a solid Rated R. If not higher, my friend. Trust me, I know it as well.

[@captainamerica8276]

@Sound Logic I'm just going to say: a baby and compys Let your imagination do its thing

[@tc-tm1my]

you guys could elaborate rather than be vague.

[@Yellow123Ninja]

@@tc-tm1my There are actually videos on KZbin that explained what happened in the original Jurassic Park novel in great detail. I highly recommend giving them a watch and listen, and you'll see what we mean when talking about the novel's way of killing.

[@stephenlane5139]

I truly hope that Spielberg sees this and knows that nearly 30 years later his movie is still giving people this reaction.

[@LarrySwishamane]

man, he was doing this before we were born.

[@stephenlane5139]

@@LarrySwishamane after he goes there should be an award named after him and it should be the most prestigious someone can get.

[@randomcourier]

@@stephenlane5139 the Spielberg Award, given only to movies that are atleast 10-40 years old and that are groundbreaking masterpieces of Cinema that continue to invoke emotional feelings in the young and old generation.

[@stephenlane5139]

@@randomcourier 100%!!

[@nickandnick6980]

None of these reactions are real. One dude mentioned little foot, as in Land before time, but never saw Jurassic Park until now? All reaction channels are bs now.

[@mastery7901]

One of the greatest scenes in movie history in terms of suspense buildup. The whole footstep sounds and the water shaking due to the vibration is such a superb projection of the beast that is approaching.

[@spirittammyk]

In the book, it was the chapter "The Road", and Steven Spielberg did a phenomenal job in capturing it.

[@poolhall9632]

They took a string from a cello or an upright base and attached it directly underneath the cup and they would pluck the string to cause the ripple - amazing practical effects.

[@nahuelvera3259]

@@poolhall9632 Lo mejor es que el miedo de los niños es real, el animatrónico funcionaba mal con la lluvia y se dejó caer sobre el auto por el mal funcionamiento.

[@SouthernPioneer1965]

Spielberg learned how well a good build up can be .. thanks to jaws

[@07foxmulder]

It really is. The transitions from practical to CGI are also flawless. Spielberg’s one of the greatest.

[@Imaculata]

Saw this movie in the theater as a kid. The floor trembled when the T rex roared. Then proceeded to watch it 4 more times. This movie rocked my world.

[@gurugurukuma]

same here. you can't compare watching this on a tv screen. the dinosaurs looked so gigantic in the theater.

[@derekstein6193]

I wonder, did they ever 3D IMAX Jurassic Park? If not, they are missing out on serious bank.

[@el_senor_xan]

me too! the people was freaking out in the theater!

[@albertmartinez2539]

@@derekstein6193 IIRC, Jurassic Park was the first film released in DTS. Much louder sound, deeper bass. It was a world of difference compared to other films at the time. Soon after, other sound types like Dolby Digital and THX came out.

[@nonyabusiness3619]

"The floor trembled". So, it rocked your world, literally.

[@chefskiss6179]

"You're going to need a bigger goat." 😂😂😂

[@YoureMrLebowski]

THAT is hilarious! 🤣

[@A23457]

“There’s the g.o.a.t.” Perfect thing to say when they first show the T-Rex 😂

[@LarrySwishamane]

clever girl but uKnow she clearly said "wheres the goat?".

[@A23457]

@@LarrySwishamane Two reactors say, “There’s the goat” at 2:29

[@hantumann4r449]

The goat being eating by "chicken"

[@darinlieurance2817]

"Did Spielberg just kill and 8-year-old kid?" 😄😄😄

[@robertschlemmer6032]

Hey, George Lucas killed about a dozen.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

Dude, I always try to end the video with a strong closing line, and I think you are the first person to ever make a specific comment on it. You made my day, thank you. 😎

[@darinlieurance2817]

@@YoureMrLebowski Thank you!

[@matthecinephiliac3663]

Well, if he did, it wouldn't have been the first time. Remember the Kintner kid in Jaws ?

[@YoureMrLebowski]

@@matthecinephiliac3663 OMG you're right! Spielberg always did put children in danger.

[@jeffillescas8879]

With out a score. Just the sound of nature, fear, and regret. One of the best scenes in cinematic history.

[@kathrynhoward4196]

Holy shit, I never realized that there's no music before. This scene really is a masterpiece (in a way; it definitely has its problems and isn't perfect, but it's certainly iconic).

[@mycroft16]

@@kathrynhoward4196 Yeah, there's no such thing as a perfect scene, but as far as that goes... this one stands right at the top of the heap with a small group of others. This sequence out of a whole movie of insane, REALLY changed movie experiences. Seeing this in the theater as a teenager... this movie was a whole other level of intense. It's primal and feral. Getting tossed into a world we have no experience with except for bones. The tension as they build up to seeing the actual T-rex come through the fence. The fear that it going after the kids creates. Filming it in harsh unidirectional lighting in the rain which lets them get away with a lot of VFX issues so they don't have to be flawless... everything about this is top notch film making.

[@meranjana]

That roar is menacing ,terrifying and absolute majestic at the same time...

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

I believe it translates to "I AM YOUR QUEEN!"

[@miguelc.m2632]

you should hear the "real" roar.

[@stephenochosiete9869]

Watching it again (without being scared to death as a 10 year old) you can really appreciate how incredibly well this scene was made. Perfect.

[@randyjax09]

What’s even better was that they didn’t know it was going to be storming when they arrived to film in Hawaii. And the scene where the t-rex broke through the sun roof was an accident. It’s like the stars were aligned to accidentally make the perfect scene.

[@bandi138138]

For me as a kid, it wasn’t even the T-rex, it was that one dinosaur with the throat thing opening up. I had to exit the theater for a while when I saw that.

[@kdizzle901]

I hope u actuallly watched the film not through thee people

[@the_one_who_is_many]

wasnt a baby mauled by some compies?

[@sopcannon]

practical effects

[@Unofficial1998]

In an era where us as movie goers/enjoyers have seen pretty much of everything, it still goes to show if suspense, fear, apprehension, tension, sound, and build up is done right, it can make for an unbelievable and unforgettable experience. The fact this movie can out over 30 years ago and STILL has these first time watchers on the edge of their seats, means that Spielberg did exactly just that. A timeless masterpiece.

[@carrozero9314]

Funny story: In the scene where the Rex animatronic smashes the glass roof of the Jeep, the glass broke and they asked to retake the scene with a stronger glass roof. Spielberg was "Nah, this is the perfect worst case scenario of what could go wrong in a dinosaur safari."

[@blameitondanny]

Iirc it's not because of the glass, it was because of the head of the animatronic fell from the rain.

[@michelmancini4804]

I thought it was bc the animatronic malfunctioned due to the water and slammed down uncontrollably into the glass roof. Those two were in real danger and their faces in that seen aren't fake. That's real terror

[@michaelw8262]

​@@michelmancini4804 Do people think the camera was in the T-Rex's mouth or something? When you see the faces of the child actors, you don't see the giant, dangerous, malfunctioning prop; when you see the animatronic head, you only see the arms and legs of adult stunt doubles.

[@Beardo2517]

None of that is even remotely true

[@mackchats6520]

3:36 "The sound design, very accurate" yes, it's true, I remember my pet T-rex sounding the exact same way. :/

[@zandylovesrisk]

i think they used 4 different animals to come up with the roar and growling the T-rex made.

[@DeianPeraltaRovira]

​@@zandylovesrisk Lion, crocodile hiss, and a rare baby elephant sound.

[@Bluesit32]

​@@zandylovesriskAnd the sound of metal against metal.

[@bhenry7038]

“You better pray to god dats long neck!” 😂😂

[@transformerslol1330]

7:00 30 years later and this scene is still spectacular

[@ghunter182003]

My favorite part…I never liked Gennaro.

[@OldGreyGryphon]

What makes it even crazier as an adult, is knowing that T-Rex has eyesight comparable to ours. Staying still wouldn’t do squat!

[@sonofjack6286]

I thought their eyesight was even better than ours.

[@DeathHawk31]

Micheal Crition mentions this in the books. Grant mentions don't move in the first book and in the second one Malcom says that's a load of bull, the only thing that would stop a trex from killing you is if it wasn't hungry and points out the rex had just ate and proceeded to get rid of the car to assert it's dominance

[@alloraptorgen2]

About as good or even better than modern eagles and hawks.

[@phoenix___7747]

Yeah T Rex had huge eyes, let alone phenomenal sense of smell

[@kevinnorwood8782]

@@phoenix___7747 Can see you from at least a mile away, and can smell you from at least FIVE miles away.

[@justsomeguy1230]

Everytime I watch this scene, it's just pure. The most suspenseful, terrifying, awe struck movie seen I've ever watched. No music, animatronics, limited cgi, which looks way better than today's cgi, it was a pioneering film. No gimmicks, no soundtrack, just pure terror. Always 15/10.

[@booksteer7057]

The girl turning on the searchlight is absolutely one of the dumbest, most counter-intuitive decisions in movie history. 🤯

[@christianrunfola9461]

I took my wife and 11 yr old brother in law to see this when it first came out, he literally hid under his seat during this scene. The suspense and the deafening roar of the TREX were just too much for many in the packed house!

[@Radwar99]

Imagine at the cinema. I remember some on my friends went to watch it at the cinema back then and they couldn't stop talking about how amazing the special effects were.

[@davidandrade4580]

In the movies, no kids are almost completely safe. In the books however thats literally not the worst thing to happen i guarantee it

[@dangerfindertreasureseeker8905]

Saw this in the theaters , twice . Had that T-Rex roar in my head for at least a week. Movie still holds up to this day. Absolutely incredible.

[@pulvi3329]

I love how everyone’s anxiety goes from 0 to 100 in this scene.

[@mongomongo7664]

Without Jurassic Park there wouldn't be any Avatar films or Lord of the Rings this film is the benchmark of movie fantastic reaction

[@khelen8829]

Well technically not quite lord of the rings as the story was written in the 40s-50s way before Jp so pple were more familiar with the story as it was taught in ours school system etc it was done as a film but sadly only as a short budget plus wud of been impossible to make the way they did the current films without the cgi effects we hav today especially being a fantasy based story as it simple didn’t exist even the effects used in JP were in its infancy, so wudnt of worked in the right way for lord of the rings, but in terms of filming an creating the suspense jp definitely set the bar for how future films needed to be shot which in turn gave new ideas for technology etc unfortunately tht didn’t start expending fully till the 2000s. In terms of stories lord of the rings was one of the first where a new language was created which set the bar for things like game of thrones etc

[@wafflewolf315]

All of their reactions actually reminded me of my first time seeing the movie as a kid. The sheer amazement and awe that we certianly all had watching these realistic dinosaurs on screen for the first time is truly one of the many great experiences in our lives.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

Agree, 100%. I hope you got to watch this in a theater. Seeing it on the big screen was amazing, but for me it was the SOUND that gave me goosebumps. and even though i watch it on my small screen now, and the sound does not compare, i still get the goosebumps. That's a memory.

[@seregrian5675]

@@YoureMrLebowski Hello there! Coming late into your channel, but this is the first group-fest of yours I found, and you got a subscriber! I look forward to seeing you do more of these - I know they're a time-consuming labor, but you have a talent for making this work. Merry Christmas to you!

[@paulobrien9572]

Absolutely love this scene by far the best seamless transition between CGI and actual animatronics in any movie. Also loved that you had Ellie's solo reaction (she went nuts in this movie interspersed with her group reaction on the Homies. Well done The dinosaur reveal at the beginning would also make a great subject to do your magic

[@adk7962]

It brings me joy to see “younger” people reacting to this. I saw this in the theater as a high school senior, and there had NEVER been anything like these special effects in movies before. Combine it with Spielberg story telling, I just about 💩 myself in the theater.

[@LadyTanglepath]

This was a pretty good mashup. Not TOO many people at once and reducing the reactors/pacing them out at times was good for emphasis I think.

[@donaldsteven7592]

Yeah lol and the kids didn't get Eaten up!! That really mean old Greedy lawyer guy who selfishly abbonond them he gets found by Rexy 🦖 and Eaten up lol it was actually kinda funny and he Deserves it wouldn't you agree with me?

[@blatherama]

Mary Cherry's satisfaction at the death of the man who abandoned the children is simultaneously disturbing and adorable.

[@eschiedler]

"Did Spielberg just kill an eight-year-old kid?" nah, it's not like he electrocuted him or anything either.

[@mrs7195]

Today we know that the T-Rex had like THE best vision EVER. So move, not move, doesn't matter. You're dinner.

[@donaldsteven7592]

Yeah lol and the kids didn't get Eaten! But that really mean old Greedy lawyer guy he's the one who gets found and Eaten up 😋 anyways it was actually kinda funny wouldn't you agree?

[@leigh-anjohnson]

"Did Spielberg just kill an 8 year old kid" What a line to end on!

[@uriadelavaro3956]

Over 30 years old and still manages to shock, amaze and entertain an audience. I saw it in theaters in '93. Universal developed a new sound system for this movie which would change the industry (DTS Sound). I died several times during the movie, because they pulled an extremely family-friendly marketing teaser campaign. So the people at the time thought, the lovely E.T. guy made another sweet movie. I can say, that my pulse never went under 130 for those magnificent a little over two hours. #masterpiece

[@jajafeez7318]

hahaha i remember in theaters, a long time ago, everyone said turn the damn light off 😂😂😂😂

[@stephanledford9792]

This movie was re-released in the dollar theater near me many years ago, and despite the movie being rated PG-13, the movie theater was filled with parents and little kids. Everything was fine till this very scene came up and there was low crying sound, almost like a moan, in the theater. I looked around and these little kids were climbing into their parent's laps, and then everything was OK again. I remember thinking how lucky in some ways little children are - no matter what problems are out there, no matter how scary, sitting in mom or dad's lap and being hugged makes it all OK.

[@timothyserabian5103]

I don’t know what it is, but as a lifelong Jurassic Park fan who saw this in the theaters when I was nine years old, there’s nothing more satisfying than watching other people see the film for the first time.

[@elrenosso]

Indeed 😊

[@tc-tm1my]

these reactors acting like they wouldnt be screaming in this situation. lol

[@Eothr]

Just imagine experiencing this live in '93 with THX Digital Sound.

[@Mannizilla]

I did 😊.

[@bilalblitzsh5257]

That rex roar is way better than all singers 😂

[@bobbydelacroix1515]

Dr Malcom willingly gave his life to save those kids and still survived, ultimate G of the whole franchise 🙌

[@hwheelez24]

Fun fact, the t Rex wasn't supposed to go through the glass, the Rex was an animatronic, with rubber skin, because of the rain element, the Rex's skin absorbed the water, which greatly increased the weight of the already super heavy animatronic. So it didn't stop when it was supposed to, so the kids reactions were very real.

[@TheOGpurpleRanger]

1:56 you better pray to God that's a long neck little foots people's 🤣 love the land before time reference 👍

[@BigBWolf90]

Dr Alan Grant: hey! T Rex: *WHAT?!*

[@davidhoward6254]

One of the first movies to truly capitalize on the 'new' Dolby Digital sound. I made my wife get tix for the theater near us that featured DD...before seeing the movie she was like "What difference will it make?" After the movie she was like "Wow, that sounded AWESOME!" This scene was amazing in theater!

[@YoureMrLebowski]

the sound has always been the memory that stood out in my mind... being in the theater and FEELING that roar, it was like nothing i had ever experienced before. chills.

[@josefstalin9678]

The T-rex roaring is the animal equivalent of the tripods from war of the worlds. The ultimate "oh god I am so totally fucked" feeling when those noises happen is just awesome

[@godzillarwby1755]

Given that Steven Spielberg directed both this and the War of the World's, that's understandable

[@KeeganRusz]

These movies were everything when I was a kid. Got toys, cards, the holographic card in the tape box, fossils even, everything. Did even a presentation at school 💀

[@makerstudios5456]

“Littlefoot’s peoples” 😂

[@busywl69]

I remember going to the theater thinking I was going to see a bunch of dinos walk around and be all prehistoric and kool. Speilberg said uh no, kids will be attacked my friend 😁

[@marioruiz481]

"The sound is very accurate" BOI I CANT EVEN hahahahaha

[@ThatPurpleGirl81]

This movie is so strong in pop culture, it's easy to forget there are people who haven't seen it. I remember we saw it in the theater for my friends birthday- she freaked out when the lawyer got eaten and we had to leave the theater. 😅 ...this movie is so timeless it's easy to forget how old it is (and I am... sigh)

[@donaldsteven7592]

Yeah lol the kids didn't get Eaten up! That really mean old greedy lawyer guy who selfishly abbonond them he gets found and Eaten up 😋 lol it was actually kinda funny and he Deserves it wouldn't you agree with me?

[@Lue_Ghosted]

"When ya gotta go, ya gotta go" 😆 LOL ❤ 🎥

[@chanchaniceman]

Even for 3 decades you can say this scene alone really shows how well they build the suspense up that when the reactors still find it tense and scared. No music just the sound of the natural elements. For a movie that came out 30 years ago,it really stands out well,it just made me smile how many of these people are enjoying it especially as someone who’s watched this film a billion times and never getting bored.

[@cra0422]

Saw this the day it opened. My mother, sister and I were sitting directly under the speakers in the theater. Hearing that T-Rex roar was deafening and terrifying. Still an incredible scene to this day. Looking back on it now, it seems to me that the T-Rex was originally just exploring and claiming the area outside the fence as its territory at first, but when Lex shined the light into it's eye, it considered that a challenge and the car (along with the kids) became a challenger to be eliminated

[@ronodenthal100]

I often tell people that given what we know about just how strong this animal must have been, it's behavior looks almost like play behavior. It has no one to communicate with when it roars following its escape. Instead, it's roaring out of pure joy. Like a dog that can't stop barking once it gives chase to a rabbit. It toys with the cars. it knows there's living things in there but it does things to try to get them to react. It's thriving off of the interaction in the same way a cat does when chasing a mouse and waiting for the mouse to make a move before it does. The way it explores the Land Rover and systematically takes it apart piece by piece, it's like it can't get enough of these new tastes and sounds and sensations as it destroys the tires. This is a 10 ton animal, so what stopped it from just crushing the children in their seats if it wanted them dead? The fact that it didn't actually care if they died or not. It just was having fun. Similarly, it opts to head butt Ian. We see him riding on its snout when it crashed through the wall. And it doesn't even eat the lawyer, whose two halves they find later on. The very first thing it does is go traipsing through the general area instead of returning to its own territory even though it surely can smell the humans in there. It's not hunting. It's playing. And we're it's chew toys. It's cute, albeit a little painful when our cat does it... It's just that we might as well be wet tissue against the raw strength of an animal of Tyrannosaurus Rex's size.. This is an animal being an animal. A bored tiger has gotten out of its pen, and it's not hungry but it has been so very long since it has truly gotten to flex its muscles, stretch its tendons, and dig in with its claws. How such an animal must miss being what it was born to be.. And the Tyrannosaur here? Why it's never even had the opportunity to begin with! It probably doesn't even know what to do with itself. The book sort of goes into this a bit more deeply, as they do spy the Rex once before the big scene, where in it looks mournful as it gazes past its fence, observing a world it can't access. Watching and listening to the sauropods. It is an animal meant to be free, and to rule its world with absolute power.. now forced to live like a pet. It's almost pitiful, the picture painted. That is before it escapes and becomes a major threat to the life of every person on the island. Ultimately, Tyrannosaurus Rex had a bite unlike anything to have ever walked the Earth. It supposedly could have peeled armor off a tank with the incredible power of those jaws, had it found one sitting around in the late Cretaceous. Knowing just how strong it is, and having seen how incredibly easily the adult Tyrannosaurs tear apart and throw around the vehicles in The Lost World, we can definitely confirm this Rex was not destroying just to attack. Had it wanted to, it could have torn the Land Rover apart as easily as you or I a piece of paper. Lex and Tim survived their encounter with an animal, not a monster, I like to say, and precisely because it was just that. Living as one, and enjoying life as one, and reminding us of the incredible power nature possesses (compared to our fragile being, at least) even when it has no malevolent intent what so ever,

[@5ives_the_penguin]

@@ronodenthal100 this is quite possible with its iq being comparable to modern day apes. Also yes it is true that with a 13,000 pound bite force, (greatest of any land animal ever) it would be able to bite through a modern Abrams tank. Also it is a myth that T. rex had terrible eyesight, infact quite the opposite. It is estimated that a Rex’s eyesight would have been 6 times better than that of modern hawks. It also has possibly the greatest smell out of any animal ever discovered

[@videogamehunter820]

My sister didn’t see this in the theater but she told me a great story. When she saw this at home for the first time, they watched this scene and then took a short bathroom break. When my sister went to the bathroom, her hands were still trembling. Amazing scene.

[@ExhaustedElox]

Still one of the best scenes in movie history. The drama, the technical aspects of it. Perfect.

[@lrmcatspaw1]

"did that dinosaur just play fetch?"

[@OfficialApex2002]

The. Fact there are people who never watched this as a kid makes me sad. THIS WAS A MASTERPIECE THAT EVERYONE WENT AND SAW

[@mycroft16]

The moment when people realize this isnt a fun movie about dinosaurs. Its a full on horror film. One of the greatest scenes ever. No music. Jut pure terror.

[@Patrick-co1tb]

Fun fact: that scene where the Trex breaks through the roof of the car was not intended... those reactions are as genuine as they come😂

[@eduardo_corrochio]

Wait, so it was a surprise to the cast, at the last minute, to get a genuine response .... like the blood spurting at Veronica Cartright in the dinner scene from Alien? That's crazy. I mean, I would have thought that with audio-animatronics and puppets you'd need to have the cast know every single moment of a scene, because it all has to be planned and storyboarded and then they do camera angles and compositon and blocking.

[@pavanbiliyar]

I love the editing sync, made it seem like everyone was in a theater and were listening in. I was 14 when I saw this in a theater that has long since been demolished-- great memories, June '93 that almost thirty years.

[@theamaranthineman574]

Iconic scene. Saw this in theaters in 1993 when I was 8. Awesome.

[@spirittammyk]

I was about 12, and same. One of the best experiences ever in a theater.

[@Tinfoilnation]

Yet nobody who reacts to *The Pacific* ever notices... Timmy is the same actor that plays Eugene "Sledgehammer" Sledge.

[@jonunya1163]

He's also in Bohemian Rhapsody (plays John Deacon)

[@tejaspatel6582]

a man of culture, i see

[@nickrob6941]

Love watching them together on this one 😂😭🤣 the genuine fear with this scene

[@Mange070]

I saw this movie when it came out in 1993 in a movie-theatre. This scene with Rexy and the one with the raptors in the kitchen made made people both hide behind the seats and screaming.

[@kegr1066]

"Did Spielberg just kill an 8 year old kid?" Guess he watched Jurassic Park before Jaws.

[@lanolinlight]

Saw this movie on opening weekend at the Ziegfeld in New York. When the T-Rex did that last roar and the film cut back to the HQ, the audience erupted in applause. We were horrified but also collectively in awe.

[@TheLordofthewolf]

6:18 This is without a doubt the best animatronic in history and no one is going to convince me otherwise.

[@selardohr7697]

I love these compilations! You do such a great job!

[@Tolly333]

I’m 40, I saw this film at the movies when I was 11. Such a brilliant film, so ahead of its time. This was massive when it came out! So glad people are still enjoying it 30yrs later! 🦖🦕

[@donaldsteven7592]

Jurassic Park Amazing movie 🤩💯 and hey that restroom scene LOL that really mean old greedy lawyer guy selfishly abbonond those poor kids! He's just Desperately scrambling trying to hide sitting on the toilet 😥 and Rexy She found him and Bites him up Shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy before Eating him up 😋 it was actually kinda funny looking wouldn't you agree with me?

[@donaldsteven7592]

Yeah lol it was actually Pretty Funny looking and he Deserves it wouldn't you agree with me??

[@granadosvm]

I saw this movie in the theater when it was first released. I could barely believe they could make the dinosaurs so realistic.

[@LighthawkTenchi]

Honestly, the least realistic thing in the movie is the car driving down the tree and not simply falling out again

[@gingerty9628]

I remember watching this for the first time at a drive in theatre and people were freaking out over this part lol. One of the best experiences watching a movie.

[@sub-zero710]

You talk about epic entrances in movies… few characters take the cake more than the T-Rex in Jurassic Park does!

[@rafaelrosario5331]

Wow! serious editing skills....thanks for these!

[@Calium1432]

I still can’t believe it’s 2022 and people still haven’t seen Jurassic Park which came out in 1993??????

[@worldofdoom995]

We have such an enormous amount of movies and tv to watch not to mention KZbin its not a big surprise. Plus lots of people outside of the west might not have been able to see this movie until recently

[@jwhaler82]

😆 I love Ashleigh’s face at 7:05

[@JP-Great-Masamune89]

These kids wont understand the masterpiece of this movie.Jurassic Park.

[@99thJediWarrior]

Just to debunk the rumors - staying still in front of a T-Rex would not work at all in real life. A T-Rex has the same visual acuity as hawks and falcons (both of which have eyesight 13x better than humans). Standing still would only make it easier for a T-Rex to eat you.

[@ckm5702]

I imagine this is what it was like watching it for the first time in a packed theater

[@jefferyjr.939]

T-Rex looks so cool

[@jwhaler82]

reacting to Alex’s incessant screaming 😱 Addie: Child, why would u do that?! Lex: I’m sorry, didn’t u notice the giant monster standing over us?! 😆😆😆

[@a9udn9u-vanced]

30 years later, this movie is still the best!!!! I watched the 20 years re-release, will be happy to watch it again if they show this movie now!

[@paullowe8437]

i was a 6 year old little boy when i saw this movie for the first time in theater! and it was something i will never be able to forget. this scen scared the fuck out of me

[@tomweyts]

i remember seeing JP on opening night back in the day as a kid , people in the theater were basicly mindblown by this film, nothing even comes close to this up untill now, Stan winstons work on the animatronics was beyond amazing

[@nathanielseymour8108]

I love how this was cut together and this is one of my favorite scenes from any movie out there. Great job!

[@JediPhoenix1976]

8:58 - Sing it with me now... 🎵"I'M A MUTHAF*CKIN' T-REX!!!"🎵

[@greendofield]

its so genius from stephen spielburg and the team to put the timeline at the night, the CGI and the dark of the night really blend in with perfect lightning, this movie was ahead of it time.

[@yohohocow1291]

Me:**looks at the tittle** Also me: no, that happens in the novel with a actual baby.

[@palerider1979]

I remember watching this in theaters brilliant film at its time

[@geeebuttersnap2433]

It’s still brilliant today

[@palerider1979]

@@geeebuttersnap2433 so true mate so very true

[@jcm3732]

I saw this in the theater, and believe me, that T Rex roar shook the room.

[@xczechr]

The ground beyond the fence is level with the road when the goat is offered up, and a cliff later on. lol

[@RealHistoryBuff]

That last reaction 😭

[@Ryuujiish]

now this is a great mashup! it felt like everyone were in the exact same room! i hope to see more jp reactions form you.

[@douglasbullet6456]

Girl: Where's Da Goat? T-Rex: I'm right here😈

[@WhiskeyToro]

I was 7 when this came out in theaters.. I went with my mom, grandma, and aunt to see it in the drive ins.... the sound of other people and families watching this in their cars is something I'll never forget. The screams, laughter, shock....man, it was an experience I could never forget

[@rockymvvrcianu6846]

Saw this on VHS not long after it came out. Woulda loved to see it in theaters. This movie took over the world.

[@danielstephens1185]

Rexy on the big screen was amazing and terrifying at the same time!

[@rockymvvrcianu6846]

@@danielstephens1185 yea plenty of nightmares about it and the sounds it makes.

[@arekfelblade248]

I was lucky to see it in theaters for its 20th anniversary, so good

[@danielstephens1185]

@@rockymvvrcianu6846 oh doesn't matter how many times I've seen it, the camera pans from the goat leg, outside the explorer, and up to her head rising over the fence, and I still think "get back in the car!!!"

[@McPh1741]

I was 15 when this came out and saw it in the theater. When that T-rex let out that first full roar, it was terrifying to some of the little kids that were there. They advertised this as a kid's movie when it came out, at least that's what the trailers led you to believe so people brought their kids to see it. This was NOT a kid's movie. It ws amazing when it came out. Never had dinosaurs looked so real. Still fun to watch.

[@akhilennium]

This movie is very PG13. It's novel is full on R rated. Wish this movie was made Rrated... Hehehe

[@ksoundkaiju9256]

So you’re like in your 40s now

[@OrontesRM]

I like that people still appreciate the scene despite the old fashioned effects - I saw it as a child, in a theatre, on a mega screen and I remember the total terrified silence in the cinema. We were glued to the back of our chairs ahaha

[@Kage_1831]

"you gotta strike the dinosaur or something" hahaha best line in the whole video haha

[@Crazycoyote-we7ey]

Its been 39 years since 1993 when this movie came out I'm glad it still gives people chills to this day Next year in 2023 Jurassic Park will be 40 years old

[@b.victoradams9346]

29

[@gurugurukuma]

you mean 30 years right?

[@strawberryfields9762]

29😂😂😂

[@BDRickMC]

You suck at math

[@sozey1983]

U KNOW THAT ITS A MASTERPIECE if its even moves braindead gen z "influencers" that dont care shit about anything...proud of Spielberg right here