*THE BEST ONE!!?* Jurassic Park 3 | First Time Watching | (reaction/commentary/review)

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THE BEST ONE!!? Jurassic Park 3 | First Time Watching | (reaction/commentary/review)
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[@rhysjarrand5112]

@4:40 a explaination. You are thinking more in terms of mammals that have vocal cords. In birds, they use hollow spaces within the nasal passages to direct air to create sounds. Kinda like blowing through a flute and moving your fingers over the holes to make different notes. They do not have vocal cords and it's theorized by many that dinosaurs being related did not either. So they used resonating chambers of varying complexity to communicate.

[@ahmanetbones9496]

Thank you for making the comment for me, mate!

[@itspribanerjee]

Yea I thought so, but didnt know in detail. Thanks for explaining!

[@colin4839]

yeah i was gona say the same. thanks for already doing it

[@robinmatz6686]

Theres actually evidence for that by now. There was a very well preserved Ankylosaur specimen (we saw the related Ankylosaurus in this movie, the one that looks like a spiked tank) that had a fossilized Syrinx in their throat which we can analyse via MRT. The Syrinx is the part of the bird which they use to produce songs, and its actually located just before the lungs and not in the head. And birds are theropod dinosaurs, more closely related to Velociraptor for example. Ankylosaurs split a very long time ago from the bird dinosaur lineage, in the earlier times of the dinosaurs. So they had to have a syrinx back then already and were making sounds. So its actually more of a dinosaur organ than a bird organ

[@user-wy1jx6if9j]

It’s because he’s a snobby narcissist, who’s so sure he’s right, he would even think of making it a question if raptors “could” communicate that way, rather, say’s it as fact, like a twat.

[@aisleelovegreenwood6448]

That wasn't "just a skeleton:" it was the skeleton of her recent romantic partner, which would be unimaginably horrifying to encounter.

[@xBloodxFangx]

It's also still rotting with bits of dried flesh and probably smells, that would be worth screaming about.

[@MetaLatias5]

not to mention it suddenly swung right at her out of nowhere and she got tangled up in all the strings(?) and such hanging off (especially when she was then also grabbed from behind, which didn't help at all considering they practically held some of the strings/belts whatever was hanging off and had her entangled onto her) pretty sure anyone would freak tf out if a corpse of any stage of decay suddenly got right in their face and got stuck on them out of nowhere, whether they knew who that corpse was or not X'D The horror is the combination of the immediate scare of sudden corpse right in your face, being unable to get it away and then realizing that the corpse is your partner who was supposed to be with your missing son

[@aisleelovegreenwood6448]

@@MetaLatias5 Exactly. So many valid reasons to flip out, lol. I definitely would have also screamed, and probably gone off and cried afterwards.

[@emilyrln]

@@aisleelovegreenwood6448oh, yeah, I'd be in hysterics

[@allisongrinnell5107]

The velociraptor saying “Alan” is easily my favorite Jurassic moment ever. So stupid. So out of place. Perfection.

[@amberanime]

Like a real dream as well. real dreams often are stupid. Amazing, but stupid.

[@gothicbutterfly013]

And you can see where the pieces connected from.

[@alistairrobinson3865]

It was proper scary in the cinema 😂

[@sathvamp1]

​@@amberanime Yeah tell me about it... I still remember when I was in high school, I dreamed that my parents and I were walking in really tall fluorescent orange and yellow 6-foot tall grasses, and there were [seemingly controlled] wildfires nearby, and when when the fires got close to these [BLUE, of all colors] seed pods (presumably from the grass-like plants), the pods would burst open and release their seeds. Then we met this creature that looked Iike a 6-foot tall fox with huge floppy ears, huge eyes, and black scales on its snout instead of fur, lol... who wanted to tag along with us. It was such a weird dream that I made a painting of it in art class LOL.

[@emilyrln]

@@sathvamp1that honestly sounds weirdly chill 😂

[@tahumphreys6543]

They're not "archeologists" They're "paleontologists" one digs up fossils, and the other digs up human artifacts.

[@SevenEllen]

I'm sure he meant to say paleontologists, really. He's bright.

[@brandibastian4193]

that's what they intend to dig up but what if one comes across the other I'd assume it's more likely for someone looking for fossils to not be deep enough & finding human stuff rather then the other way around XD

[@foxxtitan7028]

@@brandibastian4193 Well generally Paleos and Archeos don't dig on the same kind of places, Paleos dig on stuff like rocky badlands or rocky montains/hills, not really the generale place where humans like the install themself. But I assume it happened.

[@jakobwilliamzachariassen2640]

in regards to the mom, one thing I think people forget is that this is a horror movie, she's the Scream Queen so to say, it's a whole trope, if anything, she's a good actress for pulling her off so well

[@rugr82day]

This!

[@beetlebob4675]

I frickin LOVE Tea Leone. My favorite role of hers is in Deep Impact, no contest.❤

[@DarknessIsThePath]

Plus she and Kirby represent people who do not know anything about dinosaurs, their reaction is realistic to the scenario too. People just love to cry.

[@shainewhite2781]

I saw this in the theater with my parents and we loved it. It was going to be the final chapter in the Jurassic Park Franchise, until 14 years later, JURASSIC WORLD was released.

[@necromorphassasin]

Dinosaurs, like birds and reptiles, are not thought to have had any vocal chords. It is likely they would have hissed or made noises similar to reptiles. However, there are many examples of birds and reptiles who are able to make very unique and strange noises without vocal chords, like the bittern. We actually have the scans of the chambers of the Parasaurolophus's crest, which acted as a chamber for sounds. It would have sounded similar to a brass instrument and you can find reconstructions of the Parasaurolophus's sounds on youtube. watch?v=M3VUS9SihKc male bittern vocalizations as an example for how diverse sounds can be made by animals without vocal chords. watch?v=QtpSOpUDCb8 parasaurolophus sound recreation. So despite raptors not actually having had a resonating chamber, the idea of it is kinda accurate to dinosaurs... somewhat.

[@kokkolintu3528]

2:17 He didn't want kids, she did. That's why they're not together anymore. I personally love this because it is so rare to see any childfree presentation in movies. Usually it's "Oh he changed his mind and they had 3,5 kids and a golden retriever" 🙄🙄 No. If you really are childfree, you won't change your mind - just like if you really want kids, you won't change your mind.

[@amberanime]

While I agree with that sentiment, I dont think that was the only reason they didnt end up together. What I always found very telling is their scene where they discuss raptors. And he is like ''remember what they sound like?'' with almost awe. Despite his experiences he is still amazed by raptors and curious about them. Id argue even slightly obsessed. While Ellie is looking uncomfortable and is like ''I try not too''. I think they coped with their trauma differently. She wanted to move on from it all, he was still interested in the raptors, proven by the fact he was holding a lecture about raptors being the dominant species today if the extinction event had not happend. While he doesnt consider those JP raptors true raptors, they are the closest thing to it and he cant help but use his experience with them for his work or at least fuel his curiousity and fascination with raptors further. I think Ellie was 100% done with raptors, while Alan was doubling down on raptor research. Which could result in to much ptsd episodes for Ellie. So for me this scene always seemed to show rather then tell why they didnt work. Even more so then kids.

[@Jay-gurl]

It's a solid theory. And one I like more than "they just broke up" because Hollywood. Though, from what I've heard from the behind the scenes, it was actually the actors who wanted the split. There was a twenty year age gap between them and well the first movie it was common, I guess by the third they didn't want such a gap being seen as 'normal' anymore.

[@elle8786]

I love that they're still friends without any lingering feelings or resentment; it's refreshing to see such a healthy pair of exes

[@kejow.]

damn, all hypothesis here are great and make sense!

[@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138]

13:33 yeah but that’s a skeleton of her boyfriend.

[@lov1na716]

and even if it wasnt, its not stupid to get scared of a human skeleton suddenly lunging at you. idk why people make fun of her for that

[@aidanclarke6106]

She dated a skeleton ? 😊

[@SevenEllen]

I agree. It'd be horrifying. You're basically discovering a dead person, which is always distressing.@@lov1na716

[@amberanime]

@@lov1na716Lack of empathy, especialy towards characters people find annoying. It's amazing how ''annoying'' characters get demonised while well liked actual horrible people (like the joker, darth vader etc) get sympathy (not against them getting sympathy, I am just annoyed at the dubble standards between villains, and annoying good guys, and how annoying good guys get far more crap for the mistakes they make then bad guys do)

[@amberanime]

@@lov1na716Likewise people hating on her shouting trough a megaphone in the beginning. She is clearly looking for the 2 who went missing. Which means people with some brain capacity can guess she is his mom. How are you supposed to look for a missing person on an island without any tools for the missing person to know they are being searched for? It makes sense to have something with you that they can actualy hear. the risk of dino's responding is there, but honestly in reality most predators move away from loud noises, not towards it. Even if you know for a fact they would react to them (which she didnt yet at that point as she was being explained this while she was on it) wouldnt you still risk it to increase the chances of finding your missing child? She gets way WAY to much shit for not being an expert at dealing with dinosaurs or having actual realistic fear and flight responses.

[@EChacon]

I’m going to be honest and real to the majority of you, but this was my first Jurassic Park film I saw in theaters and even if this wasn’t everyone’s favorite JP film as they prefer The Lost World over this one, it did help most of us who were born in the mid-late 1990’s to watch the other films in the franchise before Jurassic World came out 14 years later, plus I love that the Pteranodon plays a larger role in this as their one of my favorite Dinosaur, even though its a Pterosaur. In addition, it was good to see Sam Neil and Laura Dern as Dr. Alan Grant and Ellie in the film, the former in much larger role and we wouldn’t even see them again until _Jurassic World Dominion_ 21 years later. Looking forward to your reaction to the Jurassic World films Cocoa Couch.

[@JessieWard33]

I love how Barney was scheming with the spinosaurus.

[@teejaykaye4357]

I was so obsessed with this movie as a kid that i spent literal hours perfecting my ability to replicate the raptor call for help. I got REALLY good at it. The original is still my favorite movie of all time, but I don't care what anyone says, this movie was a damn good time. The practical effects are still fantastic and the buildup to the Spino reveal was great. And the RAPTORS. Tiny baby me who loved dinosaurs was starry eyed for this family of raptors who JUST WANTED THEIR EGGS BACK AAAAAH

[@Belladonna313]

I love this one 😂 don’t care what the haters say lol it holds a special place in my heart lol! X

[@brittfrijhoff5610]

Same I freaking love this one! 😂 This is definitely the one I’ve rewatched the most!

[@boxculture]

It’s very watchable. Alan Grant is great in it. The raptors are great.

[@drakethedragon3164]

I love this one too. I honestly didn't know it was so disliked until I started watching reactions. LOL

[@ChotiMintus]

Same. I remember when the sequels came out, most people I know preferred this one to 2

[@_Young_jedi]

This is my favorite out of all of them

[@JAYDOG1337A]

10:27 in real life this would've immediately killed the Spinosaurus, T-rex has the strongest bite force of any animal EVER.

[@thecocoacouch]

Like from an idiots perspective (me) the skull looked way bigger and it got the Spinosaurus neck first. But somehow the roles reversed, the Spino won? 🤷‍♂️

[@stevenriggins8260]

Yeah if this were the real trex that fight would’ve ended very differently for the spinosaurus 😅

[@Muwx]

Idk, i think the ingen Spino would've still won, the ingen Spino is not a "real" spino, i'd say they are 2 different animals, but the aegyptiacus would lose to a rex, yes.

[@ivaneames4354]

​@@MuwxI’m glad to see someone else finally thinking along those lines about this. I’ve been saying this for years. At the start of this very movie Grant says he wants to keep being a palaeontologist and digging up dinosaur fossils instead of studying the Site B animals because Ingen had created “theme park monsters” not actual representations of the animals as they really used to be. Later they remark that the Spino hadn’t been on Ingen’s official list of Jurassic Park attractions and the characters wonder what else the company had been doing behind the scenes. We know from the Indominus Rex in Jurassic World that they are not adverse to genetic tinkering and manipulation in order to create creatures they think will appeal more to the public so it is entirely possible that the Spino was created to be more powerful and scary than they originally were in order to have the wow factor for the visiting public. This can also explain why Ingen’s Velociraptors were bigger than they should have been.

[@jenniferarnold9681]

In the movie they paid a lot of attention on the fact that this big honking thing had longer, more dexterous arms than the trex and was semi aquatic.... that's it, that's all it had going for it.... in other news, when you have the time check out the video of what is now believed to be what a trex would have sounded like. (Fair warning: get you a good set of headphones or you won't hear it. #chills )

[@milesbradshaw6643]

I will give "Jurassic Park III" this, the Raptor variants in this film are beautiful.

[@jenni5104]

I really like this one. 😊 Editing just to add that it IS how dinosaurs made sound. You're thinking of more mammalian animals with vocal cords. Dinosaurs are closer to birds and reptiles. Birds create sound similiar to what is described in the movie and some reptiles too. Snakes, for example, do not possess vocal cords.

[@rexxyie7981]

"i bet my bottom dollar" "you have no money." CRACKED ME UP!! XD

[@daytoncharitychicken]

31:06 The way I spat/guffawed at “this is their way of showing affection” 😂😂😂 😍🦖❤🦕🥰

[@perfectlyimperfect1601]

They really make the t-Rex pee part super vague so when he says “you don’t wanna know” when Allen asks him how’d he get it I’ve literally always thought since I was so young that he got pissed on by a t-rex which seems unlikely I just never thought it could be anything else, it couldn’t just be that there was a puddle he found then he could’ve just said that but to say “you don’t wanna know” leads me to believe that it was in a super scary or embarrassing way😂😅

[@dipsydoodle7988]

I think people confuse their disgust with the mom with hatred for this movie. She's so stinking annoying, if it were not an excellent movie, she would make it unwatchable.

[@krisfrederick5001]

I would argue the opposite, it wasn't well conceived and she just made it worse exponentially

[@dipsydoodle7988]

@@krisfrederick5001 I love this movie, but her character is annoying as hell. I will agree with what he said tho. Tea Leone played her annoying ass to the hilt.

[@lilithesg2270]

idk she had some ok character development

[@dipsydoodle7988]

@@lilithesg2270 definitely hated her less by the end.

[@andressousa9006]

I dont think the movie is great, it had a lot of flaws but It wasnt that terrible either, the only big problem I see with it its that it ferlt kind of rushed, and the situations like tripping on each other.... understandable once you find out about all the drama behind cameras during the making. But next to the JW series... this movie is a masterpiece.

[@LifeWithHeather818]

I love all of them including this one and never get tired of them I’ll watch them over and over lol I love dinosaurs 🦖 growing up I wanted to be a paleontologist

[@Ryou_Sensei]

Ive watched so many reaction videos to JP3 and just about all of them show the "no forced on Earth or Heaven would get me on that island" line, but not a single person has ever said "the Kirby's are the force of Hell then"

[@thecocoacouch]

It’s probably because it sounds good to say but no one thinks back to a line like that when they’re immersed in what’s happening much later in the film. Probably something you’d say in a second time watching reaction.

[@shoemy89]

The casual "you have no money" really got me for some reason lol

[@kenouk6183]

The new ones aren’t as bad as people say, they re mindless fun, I don’t expect shakespeare, I expect action, getting people getting eaten. Fun!

[@rabbitmaze]

I love this one too. Idk what’s supposed to be bad about it, lol. The sinking under the water bit on the ship was everything for me as a kid. Love that kind of situation .

[@JLDReactions]

What's bad about it? Robotic looking spinosaur, annoying characters, lack of suspense, bad pacing, underwhelming climax.

[@rabbitmaze]

@@JLDReactions none of that bothered me when I watched it growing up or now. Didn’t notice any of it. I think it just ticked off all the kinds of situations I liked to see the characters get stuck in, which made it very enjoyable for me.

[@jeffreyfike3384]

Back then when it came out, people were FURIOUS about the fact this Spinosaurus "Egyptigous" almost immediately killed their favorite dinosaur the T-Rex. Everyone including real scientists said that the bite force of a Spinosaurus wasn't as powerful as a T-Rex bite force and couldn't snap the neck of a T-Rex. They all said that the T-Rex should have won that fight. It is true however now that I think of it, that the 3rd movie really did need a new bigger threat than a T-Rex because if it didn't, the repetition of T-Rex being the main threat would have gotten real old. The more a movie ages, the more you can appreciate it. It can be like wine and sometimes it can be like a month old sandwich.

[@ivaneames4354]

Imo the franchise itself provides the explanation for this. At the start of this very movie Grant says he wants to keep being a palaeontologist and digging up dinosaur fossils instead of studying the Site B animals because Ingen had created “theme park monsters” not actual representations of the animals as they really used to be. Later they remark that the Spino hadn’t been on Ingen’s official list of Jurassic Park attractions and the characters wonder what else the company had been doing behind the scenes. We know from the Indominus Rex in Jurassic World that they are not adverse to genetic tinkering and manipulation in order to create creatures they think will appeal more to the public so it is entirely possible that the Spino was created to be more powerful and scary than they originally were in order to have the wow factor for the visiting public. This can also explain why Ingen’s Velociraptors were bigger than they should have been.

[@PootPootMagoot]

Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, it's the species name

[@AmethystCruel]

I remember seeing this movie for the first time as a kid and hearing grant scream into the phone “THE RIVER” into the phone as he drowns terrified me and to this day it still gives me chills

[@randomlibra]

In regards to the bonechamber and blowing through it, as a singer and a French Horn player, I am fairly positive that, when they blow through the bone, they are doing what a horn player does, wherein you put your lips into the opening and use air to vibrate them,. It mimics vocal chords inside the contained area. Think trumpet but shaped like a weird dino bone! BWaaahhhhh

[@TheRemyLeBeau]

After hearing your thoughts, I'm actually compelled to provide you with a few recommendations. Keep in mind, they're not _great_ movies, but they're certainly enjoyable, so you can slot these in if you want to have a change of pace. Considering how you've responded to the movies I've seen you react to, I believe you'd appreciate these as well. --- - _Tremors_ is one of those movies with stupid characters that actually works to its advantage. It's a horror/comedy because of that, but it's not more gruestome than Jurassic Park in case you wondered. A _lot_ of people consider this a guilty pleasure movie, because it's such a silly fun movie with great chemistry that doesn't take itself too serious. Because of that it's become a cult classic. - _Deep Blue Sea_ has a lot of smart characters in a movie that's quite similar to the first Jurassic Park. Although it's not considered a _great_ movie, it's a very entertaining survival movie like the Jurassic Park film, with a similar theme and the off-beat comedy sprinkled throughout.

[@JLDReactions]

Yes, both of those are fun movies especially Tremors.

[@beetlebob4675]

I second both these recommendations. Some of my faves growing up😂

[@teejaykaye4357]

Oh he has ABSOLUTELY got to watch Tremors, he’ll have a fantastic time with it !

[@suzu8253]

@26:52 You basically had it right. They were just talking about how Billy was an Astronaut, not an astronomer. Studying the thing wasn't enough and he actually wanted to see it. Eric was admiring the majesty of the dinosaurs and remarked that Billy was right to want to see them in real life.

[@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138]

24:31 I think the reason they’re so vicious is because they’ve been locked in that cage all their lives and that’s why these pterodactyls have teeth because of limited food means they may have to even resort to cannibalism.

[@themourningstar338]

Most species of Pterosaurs had teeth lol.

[@dipsydoodle7988]

They aren't "vicious" they are just predators getting a meal. 😁

[@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138]

@@dipsydoodle7988 well I mean they’re probably starving.

[@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138]

@@themourningstar338 yeah but not as pointy and as big as these ones.

[@dipsydoodle7988]

@@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138 I suppose.

[@leeneufeld4140]

The marines showed up because her husband works for the state department.

[@ivaneames4354]

People might find Mrs Kirby annoying but she's reacting the way I think most people would in that situation. She's just a normal.person suddenly dropped in the middle of an island filled with killer dinosaurs, she's worried sick about her son, and to a lesser extent her boyfriend and she has no real knowledge about the dinosaurs like Grant and Billy so she has no idea how to react around them and she's not military or anything like that so she's had no treaining on how to stay calm in extremely dangerous situations. She's reacting exactly like what she is; untrained, without the needed knowledge, scared out of her wits but still desperate to rescue her son and I don't think she deserves the hate that she gets. I doubt any of the peoole criticising her would do much, if any better if they suddenly found themselves in that situation. This film does heve its fauls, no wuestion if that. The Spino can bust through a metal fence but not a wooden hut door for instance but Mrs Kirby is not one of them.

[@thecocoacouch]

No one is annoyed she’s a normal person responding like a normal person surrounded by dinosaurs, people find her annoying because she’s annoying 😆it’s the fact that they ARE normal people with no knowledge of dinosaurs yet went to this island unprepared and lied to Allan. There’s a big difference between not knowing about dinosaurs and not having common sense. They lack the later a lot. Also just from a filmmaking pov, the writing is intended for the audience to dislike them. They’re “problem” that sends Allan into another adventure narratively speaking.

[@sorsaria]

I loved this movie. The moment in the aviary with the pterosaurs and the spinosaurus in the water are iconic to me .

[@runic_raptor]

One reason this movie feels weak to a lot of people is that the script kept changing even while they were filming. So they didn't have a complete plan before they started filming, and things just kept changing. To me it feels like there are a lot of individual elements that didn't necessarily interact with each other like in the other movies. They encounter the spino, they encounter the pterodasaurs, they encounter the raptors. But none of those encounters really interacted with each other, or directly led into another to increase the tension. They were all individual encounters, where if you split them off into their own movie, it would still make complete sense. You require 0 information from the other scenes to make it work. I still liked JP3, I had it on DVD as a kid so I watched it a LOT. But it is definitely weaker than the other two, and I think it's largely for that reason

[@jaspyr88]

I can remember seeing this in theaters with my older brother and sister!! Thank you for bringing back the fun memories!! Means alot to me!!

[@thecocoacouch]

No problem man! You’re super generous so Thankyou too!!

[@jaspyr88]

@@thecocoacouchIf you ever wanna come to the MKE Film Fest, honestly lmk. It’s an amazing few weeks in Milwaukee. I work for an airline so I can set you up with flights for next to nothin

[@craig2196]

fun fact: the balding mercenary, is also a recurring actor on sesame street. "Mr. Noodle" on another note, despite I think this is the second worse movie of the six I love it more than any of the World trilogy because it exudes, style, cheese, and soul. you can feel this is a movie someone wanted to make, they weren't the best....but they wanted to make it.

[@angelaroberts3563]

The first one is objectively the better written movie, but this one is my favorite and I can rewatch it over and over and still enjoy it.

[@Redster3]

This is low key, in my opinion, the most underrated and unappreciated sequel to the first Jurassic Park trilogy and to the franchise as a whole. It genuinely makes the lore and backstory for Isla Sorna much more mysterious and ominous by revealing how gargantuan the island really. Contrasting with the previous installment, the island’s ecologies and environmental biomes are drastically different. Not only are there hardwood forests of deciduous and coniferous trees, grasslands, and rocky-cliff beaches, but there are also expanses of jungles, swamps, river channels, and tropical sand beaches. Moreover, there is a plethora of undocumented, illegal dinosaurs running amuck that InGen secretly engineered and other variants or species of dinosaurs. According the novel and the arcade game (The Lost World book and arcade game respectively), there is supposedly a pack of Carnotaurus roaming the island, a Deinosuchus dwells in one of the lakes, and various other dinosaurs thrive on the island. Finally, obscurely abandoned facilities like The Aviary, are scattered and hidden behind the lethal veils of the cloud forests. Who knows what lost treasures are still lying in ruin, amongst the literal *living* fossils? 90 minutes was too short for this movie. PS: in my opinion, Jurassic Word: Fallen Kingdom was actually the worst sequel out of the entire franchise. But that’s my opinion for different reasons. It’s still great visually, but Jurassic Park III’s plot was better out of the two “bad” sequels.

[@thecocoacouch]

Yes I only wish this movie was longer, it may have changed a whole lot. Thanks for the donation btw! ☺️

[@gailseatonhumbert]

Human resonating chambers Once the tone is produced by the vibrating vocal cords, it vibrates in and through the open resonating ducts and chambers. Since the vocal tract is often associated with different regions of the body, different resonance chambers might be referred to as: chest, mouth, nose/"mask", or head

[@Mowingthefrontlawn]

Underrated. Due to the studio rushing the release date, it had issues, but it turned out remarkably well for a movie with a script being rewritten during filming. Just making sure you know to watch the Extended Cut of the 6th film. There’s also a short film called Battle at Big Rock that takes place right before the 6th movie.

[@katie8881]

The third movie holds a special place in my heart because it was actually the first one I saw. I was visiting my cousin and it was the scariest movie I'd ever seen, the part where the guy gets snatched while the plane is heading right towards him and he accepts his abandonment particularly horrified me. For some reason, the movie planted an illogical fear that there were dinosaurs lurking under my bed. I knew it was dumb and impossible for a million reasons but it was this random, nonsensical dread I couldn't shake for weeks. The weirdest part of all is that I've talked to people who watched the third one at that same young age and they went through the same "dinosaurs under the bed" fear, too!! Something unintentionally subliminal, I guess.

[@hyperspace3022]

Omg finally. One of my favourite movies regardless of what others say.

[@alexpainter4169]

As a kid, I was always more scared of the Velociraptors than the big predators like the T-Rex or the Spinosaurus. My thought process was because the Raptors were smaller so they'd be more effective on sneaking up on prey & the fact they're very smart. NOTE: I know that these movies are *not* scientifically accurate but cut me a break, I was a kid when I first saw this

[@audios_damxe558]

Wow I’m early !!! Just wanted to say I really enjoy your reactions and how you describe their emotional depth and things!!!

[@brittfrijhoff5610]

I’m so excited you’re reacting to this one! Personally this is one of my faves! Love your reactions! Always looking forward to a new video!☺️

[@jessquinn6106]

The first 3 were the best. After that it just became a Pratt fest. The only thing that saved #6 was Allan, Ellie and Ian. And Billy is a Student Paleontologist, I'm the archaeologist.

[@amararaptor6617]

I blame the writers for the world trilogy. Not even the original trio saved 6 for me personally lol. They deserved a better plot and dialogue.

[@jessquinn6106]

@@amararaptor6617 I agree. The main reason they brought back the trio was because people had enough of Pratt's ego and Owen's GF (who was so hideous of a character I cannot even recall her name.) Audiences wanted Allan, Elli and Ian back. But too little too late. The trio deserved so much more air time in the film.

[@amararaptor6617]

@jessquinn6106 more screen time and a better sub plot for sure. I felt what they had Malcolm doing in that film was extremely out of character in particular. Not sure how much I can say without delving into major spoilers lol. Just that I think most of the issues with the world trilogy started in 5 and just snowballed into a disaster. 4 was....fine? Lol when it came out anyway, there was potential. But then they doubled down on the dumbest plot point no one liked from 4 to make the rest of the movies happen.

[@jessquinn6106]

@@amararaptor6617 And now they signed Scarlet Johansen for #7

[@LifeWithHeather818]

“I’m not particular worried about those ones”. Just wait till you get to Jurassic World lol 😂

[@user-po3km8in2h]

Jurassic Park was my favourite movie as a kid and when I saw this in theatres at 11 years old, the entire first spinosaurus attack sequence with the plane was so jarring to me! I had to force myself not to start crying out of shock and I did not simmer down until the Trex fight 😅😂

[@TheFireMonkey]

with the resonance chamber thing, think of it as a trumpet rather than a flute - lips to replace vocal cords - that makes it a bit more believable, though you still have to assume that Dr Grant can figure out the right sort of sound to make, but he does have the experience of having heard a lot of sounds from them before.

[@SevenEllen]

The problem, for me, with the sequels is that all the intelligent questions about the morality/immorality of bringing back an extinct prehistoric species, have already been asked. Where do you go from there? Sadly, all they did with the sequels was retread the same steps of getting people on the island, some just in it for the money, others unaware of the danger, and, the thing get weak fast.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

This is definitely my favorite of the first three

[@JLDReactions]

Weird.

[@juliant]

I don't know why they never just stick with the Brontosauraus. Those guys are always just chilling eating leaves. No t- rex or velociraptors to worry about

[@GoGojiraGo]

A bit of backstory for the film canon: after the events of The Lost World, Ingen was acquired by Masrani (the guy who made Jurassic World) and he sent scientists to Sorna to conduct research into new and better DNA extraction and cloning methods. During the eight months they were there they created the Ankylosaurus, Corythosaurus, Ceratosaurus, and Spinosaurus, running tests and experiments on them until the eight months were up and the scientists left, abandoning the dinosaurs on the island. The Spinosaurus held a grudge against humans from all of the tests and experimenting, which is why it was so determined to kill the group. Masrani later gathered up many of the animals on Sorna to transport them to Nublar for Jurassic World, but the Spinosaurus wasn't included and it was later taken by Mantah Corp to their own research island along with the Ceratosaurus and some other dinosaurs. And a bit of history on the movie itself: the making of it was a massive shitstorm. The script and story went through so many rewrites it's impossible to list them all, and the script was being written and rewritten during filming, basically changing the story as the movie was made. That's why there's a lot of weird bits like the mystery creature that eats the boaters at the beginning that's never touched on again.

[@Ryne_Barrow]

This one is my FAVORITE. I repeat my FAVORITE!!!!!

[@Mikayla_DeAnne]

This is the movie that made me fall in love with the Spinosaurus! Since this movie came out it's been discovered they were mostly water based and moved on all fours whenever they would come out of the water but I prefer this depiction despite the inaccuracies now 😅 I really can't understand the hate of this movie! We had it on VHS and was the only Jurassic Park movie we had in our household before finally getting the other 2 movies on VHS from a Goodwill(secondhand store). We had seen the first 2 movies on TV but the 3rd was the one we owned so we would watch it a lot. Could be the reason I prefer this movie and love it so much lol 😆 I feel like the Jurassic Park movies go 3rd, 1st, and then 2nd for me in terms of favorite and enjoyment. Of course it's different for everyone and I'm not going to bash anyone for liking or hating this movie or the others or having a different ranking of all 3. Like what you like and hate what you hate! No judgement on my end! Just please don't judge or bash mine lol 😅 Thanks for the reactions to this trilogy! Looking forward to seeing you do the Jurassic World trilogy now(I personally loved them despite the mixed opinions on them) 💜

[@RepClonetrooper]

So within the deeper lore, and Jurassic Park KZbinr Klayton Fioriti has covered numerous videos about it, the Spinosaurus along with Ankylosaurus Corythosaurus and Ceratosaurus were all cloned illegally during the Gene Gaurd Act(which was created so no one would clone anymore Dinos after the San Diego incident) Well some unethical Ingen Scientists got on the island including Dr. Wu and did just that without any of the higher ups of Ingen/Masrani knowing, then they just abandoned them. Now a lot of people have theorized, due to its extremely high aggression, that the Spinosaurus may have been the first ever hybrid created, but it’s never really been confirmed. You can find more information on the Dinosaur protection group website as well as the masrani backdoor website too. Now this movie went through a lot of script changes and a lot of other issues, originally Billy was suppose to die.

[@Kyjack1556]

I still remember when you were at like 30 subs (back when your puss in boots reaction released) it’s crazy to see your growth on your way to 50k!

[@sean_b_drummer]

The only thing I didn't care for in this one was Téa Leoni's character. She's annoyingly dumb. But PLEASE don't let this throw you off of the Jurassic World movies; they're great!!! Many "scenes" from the first book were sprinkled throughout the first three movies. Most notably, in this one, the pterosaur enclosure. Both Jurassic Park and The Lost World are worth reading.

[@wht-rabt-obj]

Ellie sent the Marines and stuff, because her husband works in the government. That's how she was able to get them there.

[@Rabidpygmy]

I actually did drown when I was a kid. I leapt in & water wings popped off, I sank like a stone. I remember hanging in the deep end at the bottom & trying to hold my breath, then i gasped water in, it hurt a lot, but then I felt a pop in my chest & the pain was gone. I actually heard music & saw bubbles where my dad had jumped in after me. He couldn’t get me to breath so flipped me onto my stomach and started pounding on my back. After a few hits he managed to get a bunch of the water out & I choked out some water. I ended up living obviously. But it didn’t hurt so long

[@joshuaminke6629]

sometime when a movie feels short, is because you really enjoyed it. this is my personal favourite of the original trilogy

[@NotEpimethean]

JP3 was the one we had on VHS growing up, so it's the one I've seen the most. I know it gets some hate, but I just love it.

[@amberanime]

Appearently an unpopular opinion but I love the Kirbies. Exactly because they are neither experts on dinosaurs, or experts in survival, or experts in combat/weapons/hunting. They are just 2 average people who went beyond to try and save their son. They make mistakes, they are not action heroes or the smartest person in the scene, or the problem solvers. But they are brave and loving people. Yes brave. Being scared doesnt mean your not brave. Going to an island thats known as a death trap for humans is brave. And by the end of the movie Paul has had his face off with the Spino, and Amanda with a velociraptor alpha. Both where scared, but both kept their cool and came out alive. They where not even on the island for a week and where already showing signs of serious growth, as people, but also at survival and dino knowledge. The kirbies dont get enough credit because they arent the default cool guys, the good looking handsome or pretty ones (not that they are ugly but you get my point) they are normal people. And I love that. I love Alan Grant, he is my favorite of the first movie. I think Eric is one of the coolest kid characters in the franchise (Tim and Lex are favorite due to nostalgia not gonna lie) and Billy is a great support character. I love the whole core group in this honestly. But I am always sad when I see the Kirbies hate start, especialy Amanda is a victem of this. When arguably Billy made the biggest mistake in the whole movie post landing the plane. (And I dont judge him harshly for it because he was trying to save their dig, which is very important to them). What this youtuber and many other seem to forget is that Paul and Amanda where trying to find and save their son. Not just survive the island. Being quiet is smart if you want to survive, but it does little to help you find your son. (Meanwhile Eric who shouts mom and dad gets a free pass for the shouting from the same watchers) I dont get the hate at normal people behaving normaly (using a megaphone or shouting to find a missing person in a lush jungle, as silent seeking is very unlikely to find anyone realisticly), being scared and shook when a skeleton suddenly gets stuck to you, never mind the skeleton of somebody you knew, or doing something as silly as trying to kick in a vending machine when your not strong enough to do so, because you saw another guy do it etc. Maybe the Kirbies where being ''stupid'' at times but I think their level of stupid is very believable. Unlike Owen and Claire's level of stupid in jurassic world. (the whole Irex pen situation which involves 2 actual experts. 1 predator dino expert, and 1 park management filled with dangerous dino's expert) I will take the Kirbies over action heroes any day. Also it is NOT refreshing to roll your eyes at normal people doing normal things during stress and fear. Its refreshing to have normal people as protagonists in a movie like this though. To bad they are not apriciated for it. I wonder how you would act if you got tangled to a corpse of your lover or other loved one or got chased by something like a spino or velociraptor. Most of us are Kirbies lets be real here, even when we like to pretend we'd be the Alan of the group.

[@CarlosAugusto-jq7sj]

It used to be looked down and considered the worst of the Jurassic Park films... And then a certain trilogy came along and people reevaluated their thoughts on JP3

[@TheDragiix3]

Anyone who thinks drowning is blissful never inhaled water in their life lol.

[@AgathaInda]

I really need your reaction to the fourth movie. Although the saga changes perspective, I think it is worth watching, at least for its new surprises! Thank you for this reaction, Jurassic Park was my childhood and it makes me go back to those days ❤️

[@ashleyh7073]

Yaaay! I was so excited for this one! The Park movies are just top tier, the 3rd is soo funn. The Jurassic World 1 is the best of the worlds i think, they just get very dark.

[@FrancisXLord]

Now I must dispute a point you made. A language doesn't actually require vocal cords. A language could simply be a code of sounds uttered. Coughing could mean one thing and sneezing another. I don't think Grant was implying that the velociraptors' language was as complex as our own (although the dialogue 'smarter than primates' might imply that by one interpretation).

[@Bullboy_Adventures]

Im seeing more and more people experiencing these movies for the very first time. Its honestly a rare gift, like watching the original planet of the apes while having no idea what the twist ending is.

[@kirara2516]

13:57 In the words of the ranger from the first movie: Muldoon: "Clever boy."

[@Foliculad]

To this day, whenever I hear that ringtone, I think of this movie. 😂

[@andromedadrexy694]

13:06 We call this kind of luck "asspull plot convenience" because I can guarantee those kinds of flashlights would not have batteries the same size as that camera.

[@alvaropca]

Actually some animals have some kind of a bone that helps them make sounds. Like whales. I once blew through a whale's kind of bone and you could hear how they sound. But you had to blow really hard and from your diaphragm for it to work. My parents tried to and they couldn't do make it make a sound.

[@fantasyland3646]

11:27 this guy plays frank in shameless

[@LillianYunoki1]

The scene at 17:09 and 17:45 gave child me nightmare for YEARS. I always imagined alone, well into the night, a raptor was under my bed, clawing through my mattress until it'd eventually make dig all the way through and pierce that retractable claw through my chest. Left me with maaaaany sleepless nights though I still adored the series (it might actually be where I got my love of being terrified from now that I'm thinking about it)

[@blazcraz6992]

I think these two sequels no matter how you feel about them really emphasize why the ensemble cast in the first Jurassic Park really complement each other and round each other out by having what the other lacks and vise-versa. Malcolm is a logical mathematician who is funny and able to poke holes in Hammond's Park based on Chaos Theory and his own intelligence but doesn't know anything about dinosaurs above what they teach in school. Alan is a paleontologis and very well read on the subject and has experience digging up fossils but he's also a bit cold and unsocial. Ellie is in the same field but her knowledge is outside what Alan knows and they fill in the gaps while she also has a warmer disposition to emotional understanding the problem and apply that knowledge in ways they don't die. They all cover each other's flaws and that enhance their dynamic. You take one away and there's something missing as a whole.

[@snicklesnockle7263]

Jurassic Park. The series where predictors roar at their prey just to scare them and give them a heads up.

[@snicklesnockle7263]

They made spinosauarus beat trex in this movie because they're actually bigger, but they had skinny, fish eating snouts, so it actually wouldn't win a real fight. It's also a little inaccurately shaped due to incomplete fossils at the time.

[@quimeymalen]

2:04 I can still feel my heart breaking into a thousand little pieces.

[@markbade565]

The first is always going to be the best. But for me I'm a bit out of the norm that i really liked 3 and didn't care for 2 at all. I think it was the whole urban setting of 2 that just gave me king kong knock off. I think these movies work best when the dinos are in a more natural setting

[@selenawolf2466]

Ark convinced me Spinosaurus is the most terrifying dinosaur. 😅

[@roverthoblanco9675]

this is because the first two were based on books and directed by Spielberg, this third one was the attempt to continue the greatness, frett not though, the greatness returns in Jurassic World

[@quimeymalen]

2:40 "I love that they're both just nerds" lmao HAAHHA SAME

[@Ditch1122]

It’s 2am in Thailand and I’m suppose to sleep but click your new video instead 😂

[@psychokitty71]

You can use a conch shell to sound like a horn and woodwind and brass instruments make all kinds of sounds without strings like vocal cords. Even a whistle is blowing air, no vocal cords in use. The dinosaurs weren't trying to actually speak after all.

[@ryzkumar4837]

14:30 you have no money LMFAOOOO that killed me

[@MrWhatdafuBOOM]

*THE BEST ONE* *WHERE A SPINOSAURUS KILLED A T-REX* *WHERE A DINOSAUR SAYS 'ALAN'* *WHERE THEY DIDN'T EVEN BOTHER TO GIVE A PROPER ENDING*

[@DakotaDogProductionsAk83]

Lololol❤

[@emilyrln]

My man woke up and chose violence with that title 😂 but a great way to get engagement!! I do really like this movie, largely because of the cast.

[@TabbyWithMittens]

It’s funny I remember the most scenes from this one, plus it probably helps when I was younger I found some of the scenes really creepy. The first two never really actually creeped me out, but I enjoy them very much! Not sure why this one got under my skin when I was younger- but I found the weirdest stuff to be scary when I was little lol.

[@JorgiePorgie2011]

I was OBSESSED with this Jurassic Park era😂 I have all the toys

[@MomokaViixiv]

This ones my favorite because they showed more dinosaurs and they had so many action set pieces. it reminds me of the Jurassic video game where u pick a dinosaur and fight. basically a fighting game but with dinosaurs. Maybe thats why i love this one the nostalgia and the amount of chaos going on throughout it. ALSO the jurassic world movies are great i just dont consider them in the same ball park they are very different, not bad just different.

[@u2young4this]

The velociraptor resonance chamber was most likely blown like a trumpet or cornet, by vibrating your lips as air is pushed past and it then resonates with the air chamber.

[@joshuaweismantel1160]

this was my favorite one as a kid, mostly because cool dinosaurs, but as an adult the first is my fav

[@Cantmakeupmymindonaname]

32:35 the mom (sorry forgot her name) is married to a guy in the "government " they vagly talk about that in the beginning. So when Alan called and gave the short codes of "sight B river" she called her husband to make a rescue team then probably called creator Hammon about exact location of sight b

[@Ryne_Barrow]

This is out of left field but I would absolutely LOVE if you would watch 2 of my top movies; National Treasure

[@BOLDgames]

"no force on heaven or earth could get me on that island" - you know, except a fake cheque he clearly didnt try to cash before he left...

[@twilightg.3431]

Love this movie. When I was a kid I used to watch this a lot, on repeat I think, Until I had a nightmare of the skeleton and was too terrified to watch the series again for another decade.

[@mayalackman7581]

I have literally never heard anyone describe drowning as blissful. I've always heard it is one of the most horrific ways to die, right up there with burning alive.

[@blobloblob]

this is actually my second favourite of the franchise lol mainly because we're back on abandoned island survival mode (i don't like the idea of bringing dinosaurs to the continent, so jurassic park 2 and everything that happens after fallen kingdom are kinda meh for me) and because it's the only time humans make reckless choices for a reason that's not so infuriating. i mean yea it wasn't nice of them to lie and "kidnap" alan, but they did it for their son and not for other irrelevant stuff like greed or money. i can imagine parents being willing to do anything for even the remotest possibility of saving their child and i respect that.