THE LOST WORLD JURASSIC PARK - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@dernwine]

Oh my god, my favorite thing is Addie in the original film being like "After that experience I would never buy their merchandise." and then starting the next movie wearing a Jurassic Park T-shirt.

[@petrusjnaude7279]

I was going to comment something similar.

[@takumi2023]

well technically she didn't experience something similar. she watch someone experience something lol.

[@corymccarty8603]

And plus Addie was speaking from a standpoint of if it was real... It's a movie so merch is ok. 😊

[@merchillio]

Eddie, a true hero, keeping his foot on the accelerator until the very last second and dying for it.

[@adamrobertson4058]

And not only that, but in the most gruesome manner throughout the entire franchise. Honestly, the manner and circumstances of his death (in my opinion) elevate him beyond what I think was intended as a “throw away” character. He’s probably the most honorable individual in the entire franchise.

[@abeclark524]

I'll never forgive the writers for what they did to Eddie.

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

@@peterheckert3688 I got Eddie carr also for xmas. Along with a big trex that came with a figure that you could put it the trexs mouth and pull from the stomach. Was one of my favorites for yrs. I also had a dilophosurous that id pretend was a raptor, until I got one.

[@Eddie53172]

Yes, at least it was quick and painless.

[@IceCenders]

@@Eddie53172 quick yes, but painless? meh

[@asilduin4594]

Eddie has such a sad death! He seemed like a decent guy, and he tried so hard to help his friends until the very last second. Being ripped in half is just gruesome.

[@corona0996]

To answer some of your questions: The tiny dinosaurs they young girl encountered were not babies, those are Compsognathus and historically, they were no bigger than your average chicken. However unlike the actual dinosaur, and something the novelization explains that the movie doesn't, is that the Compsognathus are actually venomous. When they attacked mercenary Dieter Stark, as they inflicted numerous bites on him, much like modern-day Komodo Dragons their venom gradually weakens their victim. As Dieter desperately tried to evade them, his muscles were gradually failing, and by the time he pulled himself over the log, his muscles have fully constricted leaving him unable to defend himself and allowing the Compys to kill him. To answer the question of who broke the Baby T-Rex's leg: It wasn't Roland Tembo (Leading Hunter) or his hunting partner Ajay Sidhu when they discovered the Rex Nest. There is actually a deleted scene where Peter Ludlow (Ingen CEO), gets drunk in celebration for their successful dinosaur harvest operation. While attempting to speak to Roland, he accidentally stumbles and falls backwards atop the baby, breaking its leg. Unfortunately however, there is no video footage of this that I'm aware of, but there is a photographic image of the cut scene. Similarly, there is another deleted scene you can actually search for about Roland Tembo. His partner Ajay is tasked with locating him in his favorite bar in Mombasa, Kenya but I'll leave you to watch it for yourself. Although I feel inclined to explain his origins a little. Roland for a grand part of his life had been a big-game hunter. Together with Ajay, they had hunted just about every kind of predator or game this planet had to offer, although there came a time when things became too easy for him to the point where he mentions he and Ajay were but a firing squad. As a hunter doesn't mind when the animal sometimes wins. In the end, Ajay manages to convince Roland to lead Ludlow's expedition by stating that he may have a chance to face his greatest challenge and history's greatest predator, a male/buck Tyrannosaurus Rex.

[@eliberdinner4808]

The Netflix show Camp Cretaceous made it cannon that the Compies are mildly venomous.

[@tehdipstick]

The deleted scene at the bar also shows a bit more of Roland's character, as he comes to the aid of a bar waitress who is being harassed by some of the other patrons. This is meant to show that he does have a sense of honor, even if it's a bit old fashioned. A stark contrast to Ludlow's callousness and greed.

[@locutus9956]

tbh the book of Lost World is superb and the movie is just a huge let down by comparison (unlike the first book which they did a great job of adapting on screen despite a number of differences)

[@NetAndyCz]

Also the ship with T-Rex was supposed to be attacked by velociraptors who killed most of the crew. The film was getting longer and longer, so they did not shoot the scenes of the attack, but they already had the scenes of the aftermath.

[@lifelover515]

Great exposition here, Fernando. My only quibble is that the 'Compys' are not from a 'novelisation' (i.e. a non-existent 'book of the film' but from the original Michael Crichton 'Jurassic Park' novel. John Hammond, the Richard Attenborough character, actually gets eaten by them in the first book. I would also like to add that the underrated Pete Postlethwaite as the boss hunter acts the pants off everyone in this. And taking Mrs Rex to San Diego was not only a bad idea for the expedition, but for the producers too, turning it into a Godzillian farce. I pretty much lost interest in the whole franchise after that.

[@corymccarty8603]

The Dinosaur that attackes Sarah when she spooked the Baby was a Stegosaurus. Herbivore. But that spiked tail, as you probably guessed, is a weapon used to defend itself and it's young. Normally it would have left Sarah alone until it percieved a threat to it's baby.

[@j.h.6124]

32:31 This is a cameo by David Koepp, the screenwriter of the film! He’s listed in the credits as “Unlucky Bastard” 😆

[@blazinjedi2008]

Came to say the same thing

[@TwilightLink77]

In the Lego Jurassic World game they called him the unlucky bystander.

[@geeebuttersnap2433]

@@TwilightLink77 I love the little jaws reference in that game.

[@rimasmuliolis1136]

You don't have to outrun the velociraptor. You just have to outrun all the other guys.

[@nightflame69]

That was what I was about to say! 😂

[@geeebuttersnap2433]

Even then it’s not guaranteed you’ll survive. The worst thing you could do is run into a t-Rex

[@jamesschmidt6993]

And your comment is why I'd never go to an island with dinosaurs on it.... I'm not built for running

[@callmeshaggy5166]

Fun fact: S.S. Venture was also the name of the ship that carried King Kong back to New York City.

[@CoffeeMatt10]

There’s a Godzilla reference too. The Japanese people running from the T-Rex apparently were saying “I left Japan to escape this”.

[@testfire3000]

The scene at 18:56 where the guy gets tossed into the air and ripped in half by the two T-rex... When I was in the theater watching this, my wife leaned over to me and whispered the lyrics "Torn between two lovers..." It was so inappropriate and hilarious.

[@nonconsensualopinion]

In a deleted scene, Ludlow stumbled while drunk and landed on the baby rex's leg, breaking it. They should have left it in because without it, the audience thinks Roland Tembo did it to lure the adult buck.

[@LordHoth_90]

They wanted to try and make people not like him, it didn’t work. So, I agree they should’ve kept it in.

[@22Tesla]

I think it was kept in the comic book version of The Lost World. I have 3 of the 4 part comic series on that movie and it explained it pretty well. I forget if it was Ludlow or some other asshole hunter who did it but it was explained how that happened.

[@re4per187]

Even after 2 years, I was looking for a comment like this and I found it. :D Roland and Tembo were hunters but not assholes. Roland even cancelled his affiliation with Ludlow and Ingen. They werent entirely bad people. They should have kept that scene in because Ludlow was the bad person the entire time.

[@chuckmanion1128]

One reason for so many night and rain scenes was the limitations of CGI at the time. Both were often used to hide the limitations of the technology at the time. Now its far easier to create a fully realistic CGI creature but back then, a lot of effort went into it. Being able to hide behind darkness and rain made things far easier.

[@thepaganpirate3528]

My absolute favorite scene in this movie is watching the father Rex teaching the baby how to hunt. He wounds Ludlow then the nurturing action of pushing the baby in for the kill. I loved it so much! Like yea it’s a TRex but to see it act like a caring parent was just wonderful. It’s my favorite scene out of the whole movie. To this day it just fills me with joy to see this animal in a movie act like a parent and not some monster.

[@Teletran35]

I thought that was the mom

[@tehdipstick]

@@Teletran35 Remember, when they've captured the adult Ludlow tells the others to hurry up, saying "I want to get moving before the female knows we're here." This is meant to indicate that Tembo tranquilized/caught the male. The Tyrannosaurus rampaging through San Diego is definitely the father.

[@denisucuuu]

@@Teletran35 Nah, the dad is the one who was loose in San Diego and the cargo hold

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

I liked that idea. They're not "monsters", just animals as Grant said in the first one.

[@thepaleocollector148]

There was a deleted scene that showed Ludlow (the bad guy that the baby rex kills at the end) getting drunk and stepping on the baby’s leg, and that’s how it got broken. I wish it hadn’t been deleted, because knowing that he broke the leg makes his death at the end even more satisfying.

[@Ralph-yn3gr]

I remember watching this in the same room as my brother's pet turtle, named Mr. Turtle. When the T Rex started rampaging through the neighborhood, Mr. Turtle came up on his rock, stretched his neck out, and watched the rest of the movie with great interest, which was strange because he was usually terrified by even the slightest movement or sound. I'm still not sure what to make of that...

[@michaelbriefs9764]

"Those are terrifying...I don't like those..." Ah...you are so ready to continue your JP journey! I've heard people rag on II and III but I really like them. TLW is a ton of fun. It's hard to out-do the first JP because that was the ground-breaking spectacle that set the standard but the first 2 sequels to well, IMO. It's fun to see you experience these for the first time! Keep going!

[@Shneily-Wheely]

"Ooh Ahh that's how it starts. Then come the running and the screaming* The same advice goes for having children.

[@Pinkielover]

Jeff Goldblum is 6' 4 1/2 Yes I would say he's tall ,With the shoes/boots he wears easily 6,6

[@AnimalLover-yi5ik]

Thanks for filming your reaction to the guy getting eaten in the city streets. 🙂

[@edgardofernandez7511]

The baby dino that Sarah pets on the head n takes a pic is a stegasourous

[@MasterKen1803]

Those little guys. They're Compsognathus. Adults are only 2-3 ft tall and they're extremely venomous so watch out.

[@tonyantonellis9983]

The little girl's compsognathus injury in the beginning of this film is why John Hammond lost his Ingen job and why his nephew took over.

[@SleepySloth2705]

7:21 The tail of the Stegosaurus was one of the deadliest defensive weapons in the history of herbivorous animals. Fossils of various carnivores still had signs of injuries sustained by the tail-spikes

[@kevinnorwood8782]

Prime example is an Allosaurus tail vertebrae that has a huge hole in it that perfectly matches the size and shape of a Stegosaur tail spike. And this particular tail bone was actually very close to the hips, meaning this particular Allosaurus was literally stabbed in the GROIN!

[@krisfrederick5001]

Honestly an opening deleted scene with Roland, defending a Woman at a restaurant against a sexual assault builds his character far more than he is allowed to be.

[@todderickson2435]

Addie, this is one of my favorite reaction videos of yours! You had so many great comments and sound effects! I particularly enjoyed "T-Rexi" and you trying to say velociraptor during the tall grass chase scene. 😂 Keep up the wonderful videos!!

[@MrDatandroid]

7:27 Opera. Nice!

[@Zumbadorcito]

Hey here's some trivia: Roland, the Hunter, didn't break the baby T-rex's. The baby was caught humanely. Ludlow, Hammond's nephew was drunk celebrating catching the dinos, and slipped on the mud landing on the baby's leg. At the end of the film, when the baby was growling at Ludlow, it wasn't just being aggressive, it remembered him. The only evidence of the scene is a behind the scenes photo somewhere in the recesses of the internet, but yeah it wasn't Roland who broke the baby's leg at all.

[@enigmamz]

"Increase your rate of climb" = "Must go faster!"

[@TheNyquilDriver]

Whoa, it's like watching a movie with Pam. Jokes aside I watch way too many reactors and your channel was only recently recommended to me. So maybe that means the algorithm is starting to recommend you to people? Hope we see your channel blow up soon.

[@Cbcw76]

The one aspect I enjoyed most was watching the mercenaries discover that dying isn't just dying - that being EATEN is a lot worse than 'merely gunshot' dying.

[@shainewhite2781]

3:58, there is a deleted scene explaining this, as the girl survived but her family sued InGen for criminal and safety negligence as well as the families of Ray Arnold, Donald Genaro, and Robert Muldoon. To make sure Ingen doesn't file for bankruptcy, they fire Hammond, rather than end up in prison.

[@angelobrewster6293]

Those small dinosaurs that killed the guy are not baby dinosaurs their called compsognathus they maybe cute looking but vicious

[@Fyrecide]

Jeff is a massive 6'4" lol. And an absolute legend.

[@AnimalLover-yi5ik]

The guy at 32:31 was like “no, no, please no !! Huuaaaggghhh, aaaahhhh, el eell eeeellll. Ugh.”

[@glenmartin7978]

The Island in this movie is not the same Island that is in the first movie this is the breeding island Isla Sorna (site B) Jurassic Park was on Isla Nublar

[@SleepySloth2705]

15:00 This behavior is based on actual theories about Tyrannosaurus being very caring parents. Not only that, but they were quite intelligent, being as smart as dogs, maybe even chimpanzees

[@bobbywise2313]

In nature predators tend to evolve intelligence to make them better hunters. I think T-Rex was a later dino so more time for intelligence to emerge. I tend to to think the little raptors were probably more intelligent and if not for the demise of dino's we may have seen the emergence of a bipedal dino which could use its hands. Or perhaps highly intelligent flying dino's. Crows, ravens and parrots are among the smartest animals today but without the extinction event 60,000,000 years ago these dinos may have become what scyfi calls reptilians. Of course that would also mean no highly intelligent great apes because mammals would have probably stayed smaller. So today the world could have been a high tech civilization of reptilians. Yes this definitely requires a little imagination and a nature may not have gone that direction but the point is that it could have.

[@SleepySloth2705]

@@bobbywise2313 Actually, due to dinosaurs having limited mobility to their forelimbs, they would use their mouths and feet to manipulate objects like birds do. Their technological advancement would be much slower than ours, because they were already perfectly adapted predators with no need for spears or fire. They ruled the earth mostly unchanged for a lot longer than we have. Our evolution is the result of surviving several mass extinctions thanks to our tenacity, like steel being tempered on an anvil

[@bobbywise2313]

@@SleepySloth2705 I agree a lot of factors would had to have forced adaptations to become more tool based. It was a necessity for the genus Homo to have increased intelligence and abilities to use tools.

[@SleepySloth2705]

@@bobbywise2313 Exactly, since we didn't have claws, top running speed nor tough skin

[@bobbywise2313]

@@SleepySloth2705 All very true. We were pretty defenseless. But one think we did develop was endurance which became important in hunting. Very few mammals have the endurance of humans for long chases. I think the gray wolf probably does but basically we could chase most mammals till they fatigued. I am trying to imagine a scenario in which these dinos could have evolved more intelligence and use of tools. It would have had to be one who had physical disadvantages that required it. I am sure somewhere if environmental factors lined up just right it was at least a possibility.

[@vluxyscarbonitedreams7937]

These movies are fantastic, especially the first 2. You should consider checking out the books as well. They are different enough from the movies to feel like just another part of the franchise rather than the movie being a direct adaptation.

[@BigMikeKOE]

"Poor little Headbutt" LOL

[@jebcalp5703]

At 24:30 you can say that the guy didn't have to worry about the snake anymore!

[@amralyn6103]

What a voice ! Loving it !

[@robertmolton6761]

32:08 Why do we always care more for the doggy than the people? 😆

[@bobbywise2313]

That is an interesting and puzzling thing in movies. I think it applies to adult humans but not children. I think we totally empathize more with children. Perhaps our minds kind of see Fido the same as a child? I just came up with this right now so I am probably totally off.

[@robertmolton6761]

@@bobbywise2313 Seems like a "Wise" notion. That mixed with the all too powerful cute factor that involuntarily makes you say "awww", plus the fact that they are inherently innocent creatures. Thanks for invoking these thoughts. Human psychology and behavior fascinate me.

[@bobbywise2313]

@@robertmolton6761 Hey me too. And movies are great at bringing out these things.

[@seanstinchfield-mp2xm]

Dogs are awesome and people suck!

[@Michelle_Banks]

Love your Shirt! & Enjoyed the Reaction, the Jurassic Park Series is great! 🤗

[@donaldsteven7592]

Jurassic Park Amazing movie 🤩 💯 remember that Awsome funny restroom scene where the really mean old greedy lawyer guy selfishly abbonond those poor kids! He's just trying to save himself sitting on the toilet Sweating it 😥 and Rexy 🦖 She found him and Bites him up Shaking him around like a fun Dogy chew toy Yeaaaa playing with Her food before Eating him up its actually kinda funny looking wouldn't you agree?

[@henrytjernlund]

You have the perfect humor and sing-song voice. (wonders if she's a singer) Thank you.

[@justintrimpey8862]

I grew up with the Jurassic Park films i was 3 years old when the original film came out still my favorite film of all time

[@1matrix9]

You are absolutely adorable when you go operatic. Never change your hair color btw...everything works beautifully.

[@jlwolf29]

The little green chirping dinos are compsognathus and they're venomous. The venom has a side effect similar to lsd to prevent their prey from struggling and possibly hurting them while they eat.

[@singlechristiancowboy]

That dog catcher comin with the cops cracks me up every time!

[@lancelarson9306]

Enjoyed your reaction. Thanks for continuing the Jurassic movies.

[@David-eo8if]

Nothing more vicious than a mother protecting her kids!

[@David-eo8if]

ps. According to an expert T-rex isn't very fast. Faster than running but not faster than a jeep!

[@shainewhite2781]

8:58, in this Scene, from left to right, Parasaurolophus, Gallilmimus, and Mamenchisaurus. Parasaurolophus, 12 ft tall, 25 ft long Gallilmimus, 8 ft tall, 15 ft long Mamenchisaurus, 35 ft tall, 90-100 ft long.

[@serenitytoepper]

"The compies didn't look dangerous at first sight. They were the size of a hen and walked nervously like a hen. But he (John Hammond) knew that they were venomous. Their bites delivered a slow-acting poison that they used to kill wounded animals. small theropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Triassic Period, about 222 to 219 million years ago. Procompsognathus was named by Eberhard Fraas in 1913. He named the type species, P. triassicus, on the basis of a poorly-preserved skeleton found in Württemberg, Germany. Procompsognathus may have been about 1.2 meters long (4 feet). A biped, it had long hind legs, short arms, large clawed hands, a long slender snout with many small teeth, and a stiff tail. It lived in a relatively dry, inland environment and may have eaten insects, lizards, and other small prey. That's what we saw in the beginning with the little girl and also ate that other man later on.

[@Ridhify]

It always rain because of CGI limitation of that era. Another reason is that tropical places have 2 main seasons, dry and raining season. Perhaps it's on raining season.

[@shainewhite2781]

9:44, Compsognathus, 2 ft tall and 3 ft Long. It may be cute, but it's vicious and has a poisonous bite, causing the victim to experience hallucinations until they die without proper antibiotics.

[@jlwolf29]

In a cute scene Roland gets in a bar fight as an introduction to his character before we see him with the team collecting dinosaurs

[@miguelgamesbr6285]

The third movie is underrated just as this one but I guarantee that you are going to like it

[@seanstinchfield-mp2xm]

3 sucked! Total garbage

[@miguelgamesbr6285]

@@seanstinchfield-mp2xm your a bit too late to reply

[@PouchyTheCanadianAlpaca]

I personally loved all the movies but I understand that some may not as much,I am a big fan of the franchise in general lol

[@horrorandanime1990]

Just so you know Addie, the head butter is actually a pachycephalosaur. Very thick, very powerful skull

[@wernergatterer2953]

Hi Addie! I really like your 2 Jurassik Park reactions! It's always a lot of fun watching you when you looking this movies! You say so many things what i also thought myself when i looked this movies the first time! I can't wait to see you looking the other Jurassic Park movies, the first 2 are my favorites. But all Jurassik Park movies are very well done. Every time when i see an film reaction from you i think Oh my god, i would love it if you could do reactions from the movies Alien and Aliens! But i think you would be scared to death and i'm not sure if you could handle this, but this are 2 very iconic movies in this genre, so many people, me too, love this filmes and they did such a good job in the years 1979 Alien and 1986 Aliens, they are very well done! I wish you a beautiful week! See you next time! Greetings from Vienna! 🖤 Bye!

[@alanco608]

Eddie finds the caravan hanging over the cliff and Ian, Nick and Sarah hanging on for dear life. Eddie "What do you need" Ian "A rope" Eddie " okay, a rope, anything else" Ian " Yeah, three double cheeseburgers with everything" Nick " No onions on mine" Sarah "And an apple turnover".

[@alvinchipmunk2310]

"Now that I've seen the first one, I can wear the shirt." Whoa, now I got to see your first video of when you weren't wearing the shirt :3

[@jonathanrouquette9652]

The baby T-Rex’s leg was not broken out of cruelty. Someone commented this happened in a deleted scene with the baby Rex’s leg, and in the book as well that the breaking of the baby T-Rex’s leg was an accident. After they captured it someone stumbled and fell and broke the leg by accident.

[@shawnwacek6791]

Decent sequel he's quite interesting to see a T-Rex running through a city LOL the creatures that the beginning the little girl at the beginning consider them like jackals or hyenas they're scavengers they fight together as a team one of my favorites from the second movie! Favorite one-liners I think I spent enough time in this company of death best one-liner of the whole movie 🍿 rest in peace with the actor that says it !🤩

[@shainewhite2781]

2:44, This is just a small cameo for the kids. But it was good to see them.

[@thorleif8872]

Vince Vaughns Character in this movie pissed me off so much. He freed the dinosaurs in the camp and all communication is gone, he takes a screaming and bleeding T-Rex kid and brings it to his people without thinking "Oh, maybe the parents are looking for it" and Eddie dies because of that. Some of the people in this movie are so plain stupid....

[@WJS774]

At least the stupidity is mostly confined to him in this one, in the first one we are asked to believe that _nobody_ involved in the construction of the park thought that maybe a park where everyone dies the first time there's a power cut is not such a great idea, and maybe they should make the animal pens a bit stronger rather than just relying on electric fences?

[@davidbergfors6820]

33:51 Yeah, and that is the tiny variety...

[@FatLittleButterfly]

"You!"

[@brucewilliams4152]

You miss the joke, the paeontology advisor to the ingengroup, was barker, wears a cowboy hat, eaten by t rex. The advisor to the film was Dr Robert T Bakker.

[@seasmoke5500]

Addie's reaction on a snake is so hilarious

[@JCG52577]

Yep. A bunch of tiny bites tons of blood. Ripped in half. Not one drop!!

[@alexb.e7498]

...they were going for a PG-13 rating... but, you're still right !

[@MrGpschmidt]

The T-rex t-boning of Eddie is still such a WTF moment. Fun fact: the victim in the San Diego rampage is the film's screenwriter David Koepp. Great job Ads!

[@billballhorn3129]

Enjoyed your commentary/reaction on this and Jurassic Park. If your looking for recommendations I suggest Firefly (2002 - 14 episodes, one season) was mismanaged and canceled by Fox. There was enough fan outrage that Joss Whedon wrote a 2005 movie that wraps up the short lived series.If your looking for rich character development and relationships this is one of the best. The genre is space western. Fox ran the episodes out of sequence, the proper sequence is: "Serenity" (the original pilot episode, not the movie), "The Train Job", "Bushwhacked", "Shindig", "Safe", "Our Mrs. Reynolds", "Jaynestown", "Out of Gas", "Ariel", "War Stories", "Trash", "The Message", "Heart of Gold" and "Objects in Space".

[@shainewhite2781]

3:30, no, they are not going to open it on the island, but they are going to open on the mainland, which is a bad idea

[@KerrRobinson]

I know you're into it when you turn into an opera singer. HAHA! Hope you plan on doing the whole saga!

[@shainewhite2781]

5:59, Stegosaurus, 15-16 ft tall, 40 ft long, and weighs up to 10 tons.

[@TarlaPrettyPaws]

I just wanted to add, if you enjoy reading, the books these were based on were amazing. The first one follows pretty well, but you'll get a lot more details about things like the breeding and what was going on with the trike. The second movie and the second book have almost nothing in common, beyond the trailer scene, so you have a whole new adventure there.

[@geeebuttersnap2433]

A common misconception is that the t-Rex was the dinosaur who ate the ships crew, when actually it was velociraptors, they stormed the ship and ate the crew. As for where they went they probably got off the ship before it took off and the last guy who died likely started the ship in an attempt to get the ship away from the island and then was eaten. The raptors then would have left the ship and gone back to land looking for more humans to eat. That is my understanding. Or they jumped off half way through the ships ride and drowned in the ocean. Unless they can swim.

[@Drforrester31]

Lost World was my favorite one as a kid because the T-rex loose in San Diego was like a little Godzilla movie tacked on the end

[@TheamazingLM1]

My favourite Jurassic park movie

[@shainewhite2781]

8:28, Roland Tembo, he is an awesome fan favorite character and is quite the badass.

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

I like to pretend ik the dinos dialog in some scenes. At the end I imagine the parent encouraging the youngin to make its first kill but the baby is hesitant at first. But after it pounced and the adult made a sound, I imagine it said "that's my boy/girl". Lol.

[@chrisburrelljr9270]

3 key spots that happened that gets over looked 1 it was Peter Ludlow who fell over and broke the baby T-Rex leg in a deleted scene number two Nick Van Owen will be charged for a premeditated murder since he and Sarah Harding were the cause of cutting the fuel lines on all of the hunters vehicles and unlocking all of the cages and allowing the animals to roam free and destroying everything in its path thus far stranding people on an island full of dangerous species and in the end causing a lot of deaths, and number 3'Sarah Harding was always talking about how powerful predators sense of smell is yet she's been wearing a bloody jacket throughout the whole trip how did she not think about getting rid of the jacket to begin with

[@WJS774]

Did Sarah join in with Nick's sabotage of the Ingen group? I thought that was all him, same as the rest of the idiocy, like _he_ was the one who brought the baby Rex to their camp, all the while she was asking him what the hell he was doing, and he was the one who sabotaged Roland's rifle so that when the Rex attacked the group he wasn't able to shoot it. It wouldn't surprise me if what happened to the crew of the ship was his fault too.

[@DocPrime88]

This is probably the best sequel, but I find 3 to just be fun to rewatch.

[@TheTopTensGuy]

Love your channel! I hope you watch the others too! 🙂

[@papermaniac]

those litttle ones are not babys that was their actuall size for their adults, their species is called Compsoghnathus

[@ABARANOWSKISKI]

I don't understand why some people put this movie down, I've always liked it. Even back when I was a kid, it was one of my favourite movies. It's not as good as the first movie, but it is very enjoyable. My opinion.

[@shainewhite2781]

9:05, Pachycephalosaurus, 5-6 ft tall, and 15 ft long.

[@CoffeeMatt10]

19:01 “i guess they’re going to break his leg” They’re going to break something… else. It’s like “make a wish honey”, and then SNAP! I saw this in cinema and this scene shocked me (I was 9 or 10 when it came out), it’s a PG rated film and we see someone get ripped in two. 22:21 “that’s a lot of blood” Yeah, their little mouths are still dangerous enough to cut through flesh and severe major blood vessels. The little girl at the beginning was very lucky to come away with minor injuries. 28:57 his line could have one of two meanings - “I believe I’ve spent enough time in the company of death” as in he’s been around too much death, or “I believe I’ve spent enough time in the Company Of Death” as in he no longer wants to work for InGen as so many have died under their employment.

[@gaelbourdier2941]

Yes indeed Jeff Goldblum is very tall : 6 foot 4.

[@jinchoung]

heh... your response about not wanting the dinos to be hurt but it still killed a lot of people... i think that's the ambiguity that spielberg was going for in this movie and the previous - cuz as destructive and deadly as they are, they're not "monsters".... they're ANIMALS and all the death and destruction they cause are a direct result of the humans doing stupid things and it's not their fault.

[@SwaggerBangger]

The head butting dinosaur is called pachycephalosaurus The little dinosaurs are called compsognathus

[@nightflame69]

Her reaction when dude got ripped in have had me cracking up! ~I’m so going to hell~

[@earlofsandwich2850]

'They're so cute when they're little and so scary when they're old' - A Human Being

[@doguiman1754]

I love your vibrato screams

[@MadcapMatt]

Seeing your reaction to the snake has me excited to see you react to the Indiana Jones movies now. 🤣

[@sebastianmcdonald1497]

The lost world Jurassic park had all male dinosaurs and female dinosaurs

[@BlackieNuff]

"It should be the other way around. It should be, 'Jurassic Park : The Lost World'..." YES! I agree!! That's what I call it, I don't care what anyone says. 😎 If they're gonna lead with "Lost World" they gotta add a "2/II" to "Jurassic Park". They should have done that anyway, too. Like the first Rambo movie which was called "First Blood"... When the sequel came out, they called it "Rambo", but added "First Blood Part II". That's how ya do it, roight?

[@ugib8377]

You should read the books. The first movie was amazing, and this one is pretty good. But they will never hold a candle to their book counterparts. The author paints a more vivid scene of terror and suspense than could ever be achieved on screen. I could not put them down.

[@jamie8032]

If you can, check out the deleted scenes of this movie. they're on youtube. It really gives background to the two characters Robert Tempo (the hunter guy) and the ingen CEO guy and what their motivations where. It sucks that they got cut from the film, good scenes.

[@maxmundo96]

I knew that you would like this, GREAT reaction!!!👍👍👍👍👍

[@dsc5754]

I like Addie's Jurassic Park shirt 👍🏿👍🏿🔥

[@Steven-ez6qp]

Hell YEAH 🤩 She look Really Good in it 😍

[@agray5688]

When Addie goes opera mode. 😂🤣

[@nightflame69]

Ow! Poor velociraptor! ~wait! Why did I say that?!~ ~cackles~