The Missing Jurassic Park Kill Scene Explained | THE LOST WORLD

[@oscarstainton]

Carter getting crushed under the Doe Tyrannosaurus’ foot as she chases the hunters is perversely satisfying.

[@yuyaricachimuel555]

I mean…. She’s a big mama rex…. Never mind 😆

[@pabbate87]

I’d have to agree with you🤣

[@elijeremiah1058]

Spielberg is so amazing at coming up with cool, evocative scenes and executing them perfectly.

[@yuyaricachimuel555]

@@elijeremiah1058 does that include watching sexy Rexy trampling a micro soldier to death? XD

[@ckoil3728]

@@yuyaricachimuel555 not to be sadist

[@ThisIsLaCrow]

My thoughts with the Rex are she wasn't trying to eat the hunters, she was trying to scare them off their territory. Lions do the same thing with hyenas. They'll even pick one hyena and brutally wound them to the point they're dead or barely alive as an example to other hyenas. Dr. Robert Burke was the example for the hunters in the waterfall scene.

[@LadyLeomon]

But then she chased them to the waterfall and got the Hat Guy (I honestly forgot his name, I just remember he was an ass who got eaten alive in the book), so yeah I think Mama Rex was chasing them to eat them!

[@ColvyMolvy]

@@LadyLeomon "Dr. Robert Burke was the example for the hunters in the waterfall scene." Hat Guy - Robert Burke, who can't be eaten alive in the book because he isn't in the book.

[@LadyLeomon]

@@ColvyMolvy it’s been forever since I read the Lost World novel so if I got Movie Hat Guy confused with a different Vivek character sorry

[@ColvyMolvy]

@@LadyLeomon No worries, sorry if I came off snarky lol it was 3am and I was short with words :)

[@LadyLeomon]

Colvy Molv no worries ... only I recently re-watched The Lost World and I swear it sounds like Sarah yells “David!!!” right before Mrs Rex chomped the guy at the waterfall ... is this one of those Mandela Effect things? 🤔🤔🤔

[@michaelpina7139]

I do wish they had added this scene, as a kid I had always wondered why they didn’t help Carter up and just assumed the mud slowed the Doe Rex from reaching max speed. This clears it all up, sweet video as always!

[@nonconsensualopinion]

I always just assumed that absolute, unfettered terror kept anyone from doing anything noble in an attempt to escape. Pure survival.

[@Myuutsuu85]

​Not to mention, the Doe was so close that even a second of pause would spill your doom. Helping Carter up would take more than a second.

[@monsterhanna6691]

Would you think rationally if you were running for your life, ESPECIALLY from a dinosaur?

[@mower2008]

Well, the female T-Rex not keeping up with the humans could be explained in that the terrain is not as flat and wide open as what Rexy was on when chasing after Muldoon's Jeep. The female Rex is walking on rocky, muddy, narrow, uneven ground that those large feet would have trouble walking on. As for Carter ending up on the ground, well, he could've tripped on a rock or branch or been accidentally knocked down by one of the other hunters.

[@alexielshadowangel]

Agreed. If a theropod, especially a BIG one like a rex, misstepped just a bit and injured their foot, it'd be a death sentence! (it's what got Big Al the allosaurus, a foot injury led to a fatal infection and no doubt the tremendous pain would make it difficult to hunt) So Mrs. Rex is more likely walking briskly, rather than going full speed. Also a rex's stride from a SINGLE step is like...what 10-15 steps for a human? She doesn't NEED to go full speed to catch a human.Also its easier for much smaller humans who tend to be more nimble on their feet to run through such terrain, although they can trip up too. In the shot where we see Carter on the ground, just before SQUISH, you can even see a large curved branch on the ground that SCREAMS tripping hazard. So honestly I think Carter just tripped, nothing deeper about it.

[@ggonzalez6045]

Bro jurassic word the red head girl runs faster flat terrain no injuries

[@chatteyj]

Thats pretty much how I rationalised it Ace, the scene has never raised questions with me, its pretty straight forward. The fact that the guy who fell over stuck to the t-rexes foot after being trampled on is slightly puzzling to me however.

[@MultiMoe11]

Or purposely pushed after all the old adage for the situation like that is I don't have to be faster than the bear I just have to be faster than the person next to me but someon3 could have taken this further and said well predators don't eat when hungry and I don't want to die so I'll just push this person down while running for my life

[@EScoglio]

That's why I didn't mind the Rex in Jurassic World not catching Claire. When you really look at it, the Rex isn't running, it's walking and it's in a tight, confined area. I also don't think it was as long a distance as the movie implies. It may have been 100 feet or less.

[@sparrowscratch]

I think the reason the Doe didn’t catch up with the humans was mostly from a “Predators and Zebras “ type situation. Zebras tend to run in groups because there’s safety in numbers, and them being in a huge group of similar looking animals has sort of an affect that makes them look like one huge animal so that it’s hard for predators to single out an individual, I think that’s why the Doe didn’t catch up with the humans because it wasn’t sure where to bite. Of course I could be wrong, but that’s just my theory.

[@faceless2302]

That's what I'm thinking too

[@rexymaximoff]

I never thought of it this way but it makes a whole lotta sense. Wow.

[@SkitzerPoindexter]

Same thing happens to me when I play first person shooters. Three people pop out from behind a building... and... I can't hit any of them. LOL

[@goldenamber5168]

@@SkitzerPoindexter Probably from your brain stalling from trying to figure out who to hit. By the time your brain has picked a target the other two (and likely the third if you haven't killed him by then) are already opening fire and melting your HP.

[@SkitzerPoindexter]

@@goldenamber5168 Yep... It feels like my focus spreads to all of them and I instinctively aim towards the middle of the group. Good time for a grenade, I guess. LOL

[@WillVS93]

With The Lost World being my favorite sequel, I love when Klayton makes a video in something I did not know about TLW! 😁

[@BenMan8881]

unfortunately, the only bit of Jurassic Park media that I've ever been able to complete (I do not like horror/thriller movies, and I'd put Jurassic Park within that genre) is the PC game of The Lost World, which is, in my opinion, a rather underrated RTS.

[@lizgreene7921]

I always thought they trampled Detter because when in a blind panic humans all act differently but the main deal is to get away from the threat.

[@axels3188]

Setter was killed earlier by comps it was Cater that was Trampled.

[@JeremyJamesPrutchick]

I'm glad they didn't do the "blood-bait" scene with Tembo. Nick Van Owen refers to Tembo as "Ahab", but he's not like that. If they DID do this scene, that would've completely ruined Tembo's character and made him into an "Ahab" for real.

[@donna3bbb]

I hope this scene is in Jurassic world domination because i will like too see happened too Dodgson in domination hell yay.

[@JerkyD]

@@donna3bbb Dominion, not domination.

[@nintendoraptor1969]

@@donna3bbb i hope dodgson is in it too

[@MultiMoe11]

finally a fellow Tembo fan and yea it would have compeltely ruined his character had they done that glad they went a different route never did like Van Owen extremist bastard that he was lol

[@FlyingFocs]

@@MultiMoe11 you know how a good side character can elevate a movie? Well. The opposite is true about bad ones, and I feel like Nick and Sarah are why I'm not a fan of this movie. That and the arcade game has scenarios that would have made the movie genuinely awesome (hello, Deinosuchus and camouflaging Carntaurus)

[@CinemaSans]

2:20 I never realized how good this scene looks when paused. Doe looks so detailed.

[@raylopez99]

Amazing work back in that day, with the technology and information they had. Nowadays it's understood T. Rex's were fatter and they had lips covering their teeth, which for land animals as opposed to wetlands animals are never exposed. And maybe for an adult T-Rex a few feathers, and certainly lots of feathers for a junior or baby Rex.

[@kylgrv]

When it comes to the T-Rex chasing the hunters, the reason why it looked like it was having trouble catching up with them may have actually been because it was trying to single out a lone victim to grab. The hunters were clustered together in a group, and considering that predators try to single out a prey item that's not with the group, it's not too farfetched when you think about. Not only that, but the male T-Rex attacking the "unlucky bastard" that split off from the humans during the San Diego incident is further evidence to back this idea up.

[@MultiMoe11]

your talking about movie store guy right and he had almost made it too he was mere inches away from the door that could have saved him

[@bruh-nt9fy]

well, a human can probably outrun a t.rex. its bones would crack if it tries to run because it's too heavy.

[@DeadManSinging1]

@@bruh-nt9fy What? Thats not how that works, lol. The T-Rex was ridiculously fast irl and probably could run about 31 mph

[@bruh-nt9fy]

@@DeadManSinging1 my bad lol didnt know much about palaeontology back then and heard that somewhere

[@monsterhanna6691]

Then why didn't she eat Carter?

[@jasonmills84]

That is interesting, I always just assumed Carter tripped in the rush of people trying to get away. I wish they kept that scene in as I sorta wondered whatever happened to the veterinarian, Makes me wonder how many Ingen personnel exactly came to Isla Sorna and how many were killed. As a side note if the T -Rex is running at least thirty-two MPH or Fifty-one KPH that is the about the average speed limit in cities so it is funny to think how fast the people would have to be moving to be outrunning the female Tyrannosaur.

[@The_Razielim]

I've always figured Carter tripped on the big ass gnarled root sticking out of the ground right next to his feet while he's on the ground and that everyone just ran over/around him because when you're getting chased by a T. Rex... fuck that one guy.

[@LadyLeomon]

Don’t forget Malcolm’s daughter managed to trip on perfectly flat ground right before the waterfall too!

[@chequereturned]

Fair side note that current estimates apparently put (real life) average T-Rex top speeds at closer to half that. Still faster than humans of course…

[@karenanewme7520]

@@LadyLeomon It's probably muddy from the rain.

[@monsterhanna6691]

It happend in Jurassic Park: The Game with two different characters--a grown man and a teenage girl--and also, the Doe wasn't running in a straight line.

[@csperryman]

Never paid attention to Ludlow showing up wet, like he had to jump in the water to evade the Rex. Puts the scene later in the film into context when Malcolm and Harding jump from the dock/boat into the harbor to escape, while Ludlow runs to the edge and decides not to jump.

[@HelenaSan425]

JP 2 has probably the most gruesome of deaths in the franchise until Jurassic world came out

[@LadyLeomon]

If we’re not counting the books, one of which had a baby eaten alive by the Compsognathus (yet somehow never made a single cry to alert the idiot midwife who left the window open in a goddamned-typhoon) then yeah, Lost World is the most gruesome of the original JPs 😖😖😖

[@yoloswaggins9989]

Thats the start of the JP book is it not?

[@Skrenja]

Yeah but JW's are just cartoony, over the top and stupid. Just like the rest of the movie is.

[@Skrenja]

@@HelenaSan425 Nah. The JW films are absolute trash.

[@HelenaSan425]

@@Skrenja i disagree with you once again so shut up

[@shainewhite2781]

5:11, I read the comic book adaptation of the movie and it's amazing that they put some of the deleted scenes into the comic

[@shainewhite2781]

Hello, KLAYTON, Hope you're doing well and staying safe. So glad to hear about this deleted scene.

[@jtonsing]

Now this is an interesting detail that I probably never would've picked up on! And now that I think about it, we kinda see the same thing in JP3. Yes, I know that rex is a Juvenile, but the group does still cover a little bit of ground before they meet the Spinosaurus again and we get that infamous face-off. Also with Ludlow I'd have to watch the film again but knowing his habits and also other deleted scenes I guess I assumed he was away from everyone else, drinking most likely, because when he comes back and sees the rex he's in disbelief and kinda doesn't know what to think at first... Stuff like this is what I love about the Jurassic series, it's just so cool to dive in and analyze everything in my opinion!

[@Thefufflylord]

I thought you might talk about the scene where the T-rex kills the archaeologist... only for Ian to emerge through the waterfall seconds later. It was just one of the many, many, many, many, many, many plot holes in the film. But hey, so long as it looks cool, that's all that matters.

[@LandBeforeTime75]

That’s odd, there’s a missing kill in The Lost World Jurassic Park, that’s weird and I’m pretty sure that it won’t mess that up in Jurassic World Dominion. I’m very surprised that there’s a missing kill in the movie which is quite odd and very suspicious in my opinion. Great video and as always, Take It Easy And Life Finds A Way.

[@matthenazgul5454]

Klayton we need more dino crisis 🙏🙏 Sick video as always

[@TheBombayMasterTony]

It always just seemed like Carter fell by himself, or the others were in such a hurry to leave they knocked him down.

[@geronimo5537]

The more I hear about the lost world the more I believe about 40% of the movie is missing. And I would love to see the lost world extended.

[@HieMan-g1n]

Yep I remember that myserious "vet" that in the movie was supposed to be the guy from the pachycephalosaurus scene. I think I must've read this novelization before I watched the movie so it was quite confusing especially as the comic itself confuses him with Roland (same clothes and Roland is seen desperately defending himself from the Rex in the previous panel). Really weird but the guy didn't even have a name so I don't consider it a big loss.

[@peterrabbit2965]

It's like how you don't need to run faster than the bear to get away, you just need to run faster than the slowest person in your group. Seriously, who would stop to help Carter with a goddamn TRex on your tail?

[@solidSnake4580]

I think I would know the reason why the doe Rex wasn’t running nearly as fast after the hunters. Like what Shinobi once mentioned in his response to Doug’s horrible review of the movie, the doe was chasing the hunters down a very narrow path way full of turns, obstacles and curves down the path which is problematic by the Tyrannosaur couldn’t build up enough momentum to run faster. While in the first movie the Tyrannosaurus was running after a jeep because the area was much wider and straight which is why it could run at full speed.

[@lukea136]

I always just assumed they didn't help up Carter because they were too busy shitting their pants and running from the monstrous carnivore breathing down their necks....

[@DRAKLOR_44]

I haven’t seen the film in years but it’s a classic, I seem to remember that in one version Dr Robert Burke gets eaten when he panics due to a snake slithering near him and as a result he gets eaten and another version where that scene isn’t even shown. I kinda think that they should have left both scenes in the film consistently as it explains parts that otherwise doesn’t make sense. Good video found it interesting

[@jaymeister4850]

Omg footage from Chaos Island! I love that game! The best introduction to RTS ever, fight me.

[@ryanfreebody6881]

The way I see it is that they were never hunting in the fist place. They were being inquisitive and investigating going on the smell of blood from the clothing. They don't actually realise there are threat all around them. They are actually caught of guard with the entire camp erupting with life, think of an ants nest you're looking at then seeing dozens of ants come running out of the entrance. It will catch you by surprise if you didn't realise that it was an ants nest you were looking at. I think what has been overlooked too with some comments here, is the fact why is the Doe there in the first place? The blood of its baby, I don't think it was actively hunting but trying to look out for its baby while pushing the threats away taking some out as it went along. Another thing is the fact they never fully confirm the blood on the clothing is just clothing, it could be their baby potentially dead so I see it as them driving them out and away from what they would instinctively believe to be their severely wounded/dead baby. It's funny comparing it to the first movie both are acting in the same manner, investigating things and being caught of guard with life swinging into action only it's a light instead of sound in the first film. Which is pretty cool both to do with primary senses. I have come to an interesting conclusion that makes both scenes differ. Rexy never perceived the humans as threats, these T Rex in the films were highly intelligent as shown with both being able to sneak up on people. The 2 T Rex would be hesitant naturally knowing that this new strange thing they are seeing is capable of harming their kind and drawing blood, I doubt I'd go in full charge with something so unknown and already proven to cause harm. Take a look from their point of view, everything they are seeing is new.. the camp blends in with the environment, its completely alien to them, they are highly intelligent I'm sure they certainly freaked out thinking they have been ambushed by a predator they know so little about.

[@victorsztorc511]

I would have love to see the scene in the film but most likely why it was cut due to pacing and fearing that it would be too frightening for the kids

[@z-man1237]

Turns out during the camp attack it showed Ludlow being carried away by two others. And the Doe’s speed was reduced due to running through an area with twists and turns and a slightly closed space

[@thisyoutubehandleisdumbasfuck]

That's not Ludlow, that's Ajay, Roland's long time friend/hunting partner who later gets killed off screen by velociraptors in the long grass scene. You can possibly even hear his screams when Malcom and the others enter the field.

[@1012Games]

I always thought they were in such a panic that when Carter tripped they simply didn't notice him

[@29jemo]

I always assumed that the Rex couldn’t reach full speed because it was running inside a narrow corridor of clearing

[@Gojirfan2004]

This is an interesting delete scene or so that I never thought about when the doe rex was hunting the INGEN hunters and I thought the narrow ravine made it hard for the Doe rex to run at her top speed, but this could answer why the Doe Rex was slow.

[@niccalee]

Im planning a Jurassic Park marathon where I share lots of fun facts. So I'm definitely binging your stuff.

[@charlesknight5140]

Showing LOVE for my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE CHANNEL PERIOD Thank You for another great video once again Mr Klayton. Thank You and have a Blessed day everyone

[@carlosrvra]

I think they made this AND the next movie a little more kid friendly to both of their detriments. And removing a more violent kill scene sounds like it’s part of that softening.

[@aebhosor4835]

I always thought Carter just tripped in that sequence

[@spartan3294]

The movie actually shows Carter getting knocked over by the group before getting trampled by them. It's a blink and you miss it moment but thats why he fell.

[@TOOL_FREAK]

also yes i did notice how odd that scene is in lost world that explains a lot they should add that scene in the movie because it would make the movie make more sense but also it would make lost world a lot darker movie.

[@jurassicarkjordanisgreat1778]

I wish this was in the final movie. It would have added to the chaos

[@scrapper70]

I do believe this scene was filmed and most likely was meant to be used after filming concluded. As in the first two shots of the hunters in front running, they are the same people, whilst when they turn and run over Carter, several of them have disappeared including the Vet (So these are the bunch that climbed the cliff). Granted this could very well just be a continuity error, but considering this deleted scene has that pic of that hunter jumping (Which is a picture I find very interesting and can't find myself). It's safe to say this scene was in the final cut before the CG T-rex was put in, and cut during the editing process

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Yeah I actually found some behind the scenes footage of the scene and a buddy of mine that’s worked at Universal since 2001 pointed me in the direction of the stunt dude’s badge for The Lost World. Apparently it was cut because it just didn’t look convincing. But yeah it was super close to being in the movie!

[@alecreiter848]

I wish they did an uncut version of the lost world or release it

[@theswedishdude1]

i have never questioned why carter was on the group, he could have slipped/tripped or just been pushed by some other hunter that is running as for the T-rex not catching up could be explained by the terrain. even if there were other in universe explanations there really doesn't need to be.

[@MarkxTube]

Hope someday there will be extended versions of the movies. Always miss the scene where Ellie snatches the leaf. Saw it the first time I saw JP in cinema but never again except in a trailer just a while back.

[@anthonytorresproductions]

The Lost World JP is the best movie ever existed. And it’s still is to this year. 😁

[@donovanbradford8231]

Not bad I also chalked up the Rex seeing too many fresh prey at once and becoming distracted while chasing the hunters. I've seen this many times with fish and reptiles for what ever reason they won't lock in on a specific prey if they watch for movement and as we know T-Rex hunt by movement compared to the Raptors which hunt by many ways. Which is also why I think the Raptors tore throw the hunters in minutes, the Raptors eached locked on their own target took it down and movied to the next.

[@Iamlegosaur]

If this made it into the final cut it could’ve been cool

[@seancarter7742]

You should discuss the glaring plot hole in the movie. How did the T-Rex kill the people on the ship? There were dead people inside the wheel house and yet it isn’t damaged, so how did the animal reach inside the area with its massive head?

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

I love learning so much from this channel and just enjoy watching every video. And I wish yall are having a great day.

[@AdamusPrime24]

At this point, I'd like them to just reveal an official well-documented catalogue of all the deleted scenes XD Maybe we'll get some more after Dominion in a six-film collection, or something like that ^^

[@chaoticinkinc.3145]

That scene never confused me. You ever chase something slower and smaller than you? You’re not running full tilt in that situation. Carter tripping and no-one helping him up also is pretty straight forward. He can very easily trip in a situation like that and who in their right mind would stop to help him? Interesting how the vet goes

[@festo8756]

On the boat can you explain how the guy knew when to close the cargo hold doors on the t rex since he is not facing the cargo hold?

[@chaoticinkinc.3145]

@@festo8756 I fail to see how the two scenes are the same. This one is very simple; nothing with the SS Venture makes sense.

[@festo8756]

@@chaoticinkinc.3145 You seem to be knowledgeable with Jurassic Park, I thought you might be able to explain the scene

[@monsterhanna6691]

It's like trying to catch a mouse or cricket. 😂

[@monsterhanna6691]

​@@chaoticinkinc.3145 Yes it does if you watched Klayton's videos on it.

[@Hackersaurus05]

They should release extended cuts of Jurassic movies

[@kylemccabe1863]

If they did one of fallen kingdom they should show the deleted indorapter scenes

[@jb4629]

I believe that it wouldnt have mattered if that kill scene was added, mainly because the chase scene went on for a long enough time that 30some mph would have caught up to the hunters regardless... because the time between carter getting passed by the hunters to him getting stepped on shows the rex not that far behind and there was still plenty of running to do before getting to the waterfall .... so that scene would not have made a difference but would have been cool to see

[@ChakLok]

I love Jurassic park it just has this unfounded nostalgia too it

[@nickolson9235]

I had no idea that there was an additional kill scene planned for The Lost World, but I'm torn on whether I'd have liked it in there or not. On one hand, I think the scene with the Rex attack on the camp is arguably the scariest in the entire Jurassic series and is a prime example of what makes the second movie the darkest in the franchise, and further showing more of the terrifying and brutal power of the rexes when attacking a group of panicking hunters could have upped the tension and horror. On the other hand, leaving the horrifying kills off-camera as the rexes pursue the hunters can let the imagination take over so I don't know if actually showing something could top that. I think if the kills were dark and gory in the same way as the others in the film, even if it's only implied and not shown directly, I would have been super down to have some extra kills in the scene.

[@TheRopenNetwork]

Not to mention the whole boat scene. How the heck did everybody get mutilated on the boat? There is a lot of holes in this movie And I can see why so many people have a problem with it but still at the end of the day it's the best sequel.

[@Tervicz]

Hopefully they still have those deleted scenes in some vault. Maybe once the next movie comes out they can use deleted scenes and concept to make extended versions of the first three movies allowing some breathing space and extra cash before the next Jurassic project kicks off? Maybe there's deleted scenes with Eric Kirby explaining how he survived on his own on Isla Sorna all by himself?

[@robrice7246]

Well Klayton, once again you managed to upload something that I never heard of before.

[@primalrampager9178]

The lost world is good, but it would be even better if the scene is included especially with more badass rex kills

[@monstermash2079]

I thought this was gonna be about what happens on the cargo ship on its way back to the main land towards the end of the film. But this is even better

[@goldenamber5168]

Some of those InGen mercs have some pretty heavy duty rifles. It's absurd that a group of such well armed guys didn't just gun the rexes down.

[@80krauser]

It is clearly Lizard people propaganda trying to convince us that rebellion would be unsuccessful. /s BTW

[@ryanleikness3414]

So great to hear you again Klayton.

[@Zeruel3]

Looking back I thought someone (probably Nick) intentionally tripped Carter to try and get the doe tyrannosaur to slow down since it would want to eat him

[@ashlovett]

I always thought that the jacket moment with Roland was purposely mentioned to show that he basically lets the rex come to them. I thought it was a way to show that he is willing to put others in danger to help him get his trophy which is why the moment when his friend Ajay dies he cares because he's his friend and and it shows he's not as heartless as previously thought. Like as character growth or something.

[@monsterhanna6691]

So, he's like Mitch and Tiff from Camp Cretaceous? Then what about him helping Sarah, Ian and Nick up after the trailer went over the cliff, AND checked if there was anyone else, AND didn't want Kelly to know about Dieter who went missing?

[@monkeydude3987]

Like many other lost scenes, it’s a tragic cut piece of the films that definitely should have been left in. One other defense of the people running from the Rex, perhaps it couldn’t get up to speed due to directions the path was going? The Rex chasing the jeep in the first film took a moment to get up to speed. Just another thought

[@RavenclawFtW3295]

Hey, Klayton! Speaking of kill scenes, and feel free to correct me if I'm forgetting something, but I think Kelly is still the only character to have successfully killed a dinosaur. Is that something the writers did on purpose, or was it overlooked without much thought? Sure there have been attempts to kill dinosaurs by Alan Grant, Roland Tembo, Muldoon, and Owen but all ended in failure.

[@Jose_Lopez08]

It would have been very interesting to have seen that kill scene with the rexes.

[@monsterhanna6691]

I would think that the hunters were just scared and not thinking clearly, hence why they left Carter behind; just like Nash and Udesky leaving behind Cooper in JP3. Also, the Doe Rex was running down a narrow path; of course she wouldn't be that fast! I thought both moments were self-explanatory.

[@bradyryan5105]

Notice when the doe t-rex begins to chase the hunters, the bull t-rex can be seen to the right of the screen eating a dead animal. I think the doe was more interested in protecting their territory and baby from outside threats than she was in making meals out of the intruders.

[@dr_m_93]

Hey klayton, Idk if ur gonna see this since it’s an old video but u said fallen kingdom had 30 minutes cut from it. What scenes were cut??

[@axels3188]

I think that this scene was interesting and wish it was in the movie also Female T. Rex did end killing one of the Hunters Burkle in the waterfall when he gets spooked by a Snake.

[@saucewalkertv616]

I have an awesome video idea!! When the Big One attacks the workers at the very beginning of the original JP, Muldoon says “shoot her” multiple times and then as the scene fades out, we hear many gunshots from the workers. Did they all miss? Is the Big one Bulletproof? Maybe it wasn’t the Big One at all? Would they let an animal who killed a man live in the park? All good things to discuss :)

[@TheWaffleman54]

Yes I always wondered about that. Moments before you see them make eye contact so presumably it's the same raptor that tricks him later on, but does it escape from the pen somehow or is it just another member of the pack? I'd be really curious to see what the general theories are regarding it.

[@johan116100]

We really need to get an extended edition of the films soon!

[@shainewhite2781]

3:20, I've always wondered what happened to that guy.

[@ironwez20]

The rexy chase scene is unintentionally funny. The rex is chasing a group of people running in a straight line and a guy is shooting wildly behind them and nobody thinks to run in a different direction

[@MerchantIvoryfilms]

Good video, but i though it lacked mentioning any neck snapping...

[@nesiahrampersad9790]

One of the best dino channels ever

[@hdoghillyer8932]

I would honestly love to see a directors cut of the film. It’s the 25th anniversary this year after all.

[@hisowieso2285]

They had really good ideas in the scripts and Comic Version of the Lost World. Its sad that not every scene comes to life in the Film. It had made the Film a real good thrilling adventure movie that had it all in a clash between humans and dinosaurs . And it would have been unmatchable so far. Otherwise the Film had been 3 hours long so they had cut scenes.

[@krisfrederick5001]

You're a damn Dino-Detective, I never picked up on any of that 🦖👀

[@liamnissanS2K]

The Lost World just reeks of atmosphere. Probably my favorite JP movie.

[@andreasstavrinou6219]

Loves these little Lost but Found tidbit's.

[@vincentm8459]

Always love your videos bro

[@vax3138]

The veterinarian being dead could explain why the T.rex woke up on the ss.venture

[@ryanmcmahon3555]

I just figured that the T'rex wasn't running it's fastest because there was so many potential targets as in view. For example cats eat mice but even though they are faster, stronger & bigger than mice when there is a plague of mice all running around the cat, maybe 20+ mice or more, the cats even though there are so many to chose from don't know which to go for so they kind of don't really go for any or make half-hearted attempts at going for some, being that they are overwhelmed with the amount of potential opportunities. I just figured the T'rex was doing the same thing being that there was so many humans running around & the T'rex was spoiled for potential options it was a little overwhelmed & was only half-heartedly chasing people down & therefore not actually going it's "clocked" full speed.

[@cr750gaming8]

Klayton, did you hear that the spinosaurus in camp cretaceous season 4 is the same one from jp3, it was confirmed by one of the producers and the info that I heard was from swerve, can you please make a video explaining how you think the spino survived and what are your thoughts. It would make one heck of a video!

[@darkwolf3755]

I always thought (watching as a kid) that the reason the rex couldn't catch up was because in JP1 its an open trail meant for cars while in JP2 its natural and full of roots, rocks, and divets in the ground all making it less straightforward for the rex to navigate. Just kid-me's opinion.

[@interviolet6675]

I never really had an issue with carter falling down, as to me it always made sense that in a tight group of people running with little to no co-ordination their first response is "holy crap I need to run just focus on not dying" so when they're stumbling over themselves it was only a matter of time until someone ate it and tripped. As for the running slower than rexy everyone else explained it pretty well

[@danielmancilla1071]

I love watching these videos while playing Jurassic world evolution 2

[@calvindirkmaat]

That movie should have been 3 hours long... greatest series ever

[@CHIEFLUKE101]

Hey Klayton did you happen to see the reference to a deleted scene in the new Jurassic world evolution chaos theory mode about Jurassic Park 3?

[@CevaQ]

Ian Malcom: Nick!.... Nick!!...... Nick Van Owen!! Classic.

[@TheNin-Jedi]

Well I think since the first movie its been highly debated on if the Rex COULD even run because of the hollow bones inside its legs. I think the most important scene they should have left was how the people died on the boat. IF it was raptors where did they go?

[@XanArt21]

When I went to watch the movie in cinema 3 scenes or more I noticed were missing... including this one. There is a docu... The return of Steven Spielberg where they show some of these scenes being filmed and that aired before the film came out here (4 months later than in USA). The other scene was the one with the Trike running across the camp with the burning tarp (actual movie footage and also bts stuff) and the Roland Tembo introductionscene being filmed.

[@ethandoyle4978]

Dang that sounds brutal, hoenstly makes me want to rewatch your video on the comic

[@shomgerry]

Carter's shriek gets funnier everytime I watch that scene back

[@doug_b330]

Hey Klayton. Perhaps for more content, could you do gameplay videos much like your take on Jurassic Park - The Game (by Telltale)? Apart from that, plus Chaos Island and another game you played, being Jurassic Park Rampage Edition, I have never played any other JP/JW game at all ever before. It would be interesting to see your take on it.

[@jesseguajardo8592]

I would love a extended edition of all of the Jurassic Park/World movies

[@velociraptor4you3291]

Interesting! I should re-read the Topps "Lost World" comics now.

[@raylopez99]

When people say the T. Rex wants to eat, it all depends on the metabolism rate. If T. Rex's are like giant shrews that have to eat their body mass in N days, then Rex's would be constantly hungry. On the other hand, if they are like giant largely cold-blooded or avian blooded reptiles, which I think is more plausible (think of those old-fashioned Charles R. Knight lithographs), then T. Rex's are like giant sloths, lumbering, you could probably outrun them, and nothing close to 50 kph. Actually as a scavenger I can see T. Rex dinos as slow, lethargic and hardly moving. Explains those tiny arms too, you don't need them if you are not catching prey.