JURASSIC PARK - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING
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This video could be titled "30 minutes of Addie being terrified and thinking every dinosaur is a potential raptor." This was a lot of fun 😄👍
*points at the toilet* "is.... Is that a raptor?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I've mentioned this before on another Jurassic Park reaction but imagine seeing this as a kid in 1993 when at the time, we hadn't really seen anything quite like this. It was mind blowing and no surprise at all when it was one of the biggest, if not the biggest movie of 1993.
Lol funny you say that, I was in 3rd grade when this came out. When my next door neighbor got this on video I was like 8 yrs old, and when they put the movie in the VCR, I was excited, then when they put the surround sound system on , well , I couldn't get passed the first scene of the first kill by the Velociraptor I was traumatized lol it took me 3 yrs past that to be able to make myself watch the movie again lol
I was 12 in 93 i went to the cinema 6 times to watch this
Seeing this movie in theaters as a child was like placing a piece into a mostly empty jigsaw puzzle. It's like a part of who I was to become had been laid down. I'm such a big fan of it and dinosaurs were a thing I very much liked as a child. Quotes, scenes, dreams (and nightmares) from this movie punctuated my development as a child. To the point that decades later I'm on TH-cam watching people watch the movie I like to watch.
I did I was about 4 years old! I got through everything but freaked out during the raptors in the kitchen!
Easily the biggest of 93.
I would say the best blockbuster of the 90s overall.
It's not that Hammond doesn't care about the storm. It's that this was literally his only chance at having the park approved. Because of red tape/bureaucracy and the schedules of all the characters this was the only window he had to give a tour of the park. Hammond stayed back from the tour because, well, he's the park owner, not a tour guide. He would've had responsibilities that kept him at the control center, such as being available for Arnold, Nedry, Wu and others to come and talk to about general operations at the park.
Don't get me wrong, of course Hammond wanted to make money, but as he says in the scene where he's eating ice cream with Ellie, he mostly wanted to give people something they'd never seen before. Something that wasn't just a scam/trick-of-the-eye like the flea circus he used to operate. He wanted to provide kids like his grandchildren with the experience of a lifetime, and to leave behind a legacy of being the person who brought the wonder of real, living dinosaurs into the world of man.
His flaw is hubris. It's like Malcom said, he was so preoccupied with the fact that he could bring dinosaurs back to life and wow people, that he neglected to think of whether or not he should.
Great response. I dont know why it was even necessary. I saw this movie as a **child** and could understand all of this. it surprises me to see reactors have all these questions, explained to them as recently as an hour ago.
@@slchance8839 I feel like it's cause they're half paying attention. Like, a lot of them will ask a question, that was literally explained 2 min before, in a 3 min long scene.
Gotta try and "figure out" the movie, outsmart it, etc. While they're doing that, they stop paying attention.
Has a scene with Nedry setting up industrial espionage, for no reason other than profit. "Oh, is there no villain in the movie?"
I saw one reactor, where when they were at the trex paddock, looking for Alan and the gang, she was like "The trex attacked! What do you think happened?? You're so stupid!"
Like... they were trying to find them. Not doing an investigation into what went on
@@Eidlones well put. you said it clearer and shorter than I did. I sometimes wonder if it's a casualty of the medium: "the world is watching...i better say something. better make it interesting. hope i dont look lame...i should guess what's going to happen." maybe they wouldnt do that if not in front of a webcam. I dont know.
On the other hand, some reactors are purely delightful: they catch some things. not others. get sucked in. you can see the wonder in their eyes or the marvel in their expression.
i love watching people cry at the end of Return of the Jedi (even I didnt cry.,...and was there!) or gasp when they see the brachiosaur for the first time. I especially like when they get swept up by the music in the scene.
The reality is, that the reactor is a victim of a giant lie between us:
Audience (me): "Please watch my favorite movie and love it and say it's YOUR favorite movie so I can comment on what great taste you have."
It's like the Emperor's new clothes: everyone goes along with the deception.
Ah well, no real harm done
and it's a fun way to connect with other people
thank you for your thoughtful response.
In the book, Hammond 100% doesn't care about his grandkids. He even says so towards the end. His negative traits were given to Gennaro for the movie, who originally had Ellie's fearless traits (he's the one that originally goes with Muldoon to the raptor compound). Ellie was originally Grant's student. The kids were swapped for the most part - Tim was the older brother hacker, while Lex was the younger sister who annoyed everyone.
@@callmeshaggy5166 Yes, I was specifically talking about the movie, but all of this is correct. Hammond was an awful person in the book. Another change I feel is worth mentioning is that book Muldoon is an alcoholic who drinks on the job.
"I assume he's dying?" Nedry's dead. His death scene in the book is even more brutal.
His movie death was fucking tame compared to his book death 😳
@@puffadder92 The whole goddamn movie is tamer than the book lol
@@WolfloreSchrodinger definitely. poor Dr. Wu....he did not have a good end.
@@slchance8839 BD Wong has gone on record saying if his character has to die in Dominion, he'd want it to be as close to as it was in this book.
@@callmeshaggy5166 lookin forward to that!
A friend turned me onto the book....after his stepmother got him to read it. I literally finished it in a weekend. I couldn't put it down. I recall imagining it as a Spielberg film, and about a month later seeing that he WOULD be making it into a movie. About a year later it finally hit theaters.
I read it in two days just before the movie premiered in 1993. Still my favorite book of all time.
The books amazing, even better than the movie though the movie is an incredible adaptation still. The book of the Lost World is actually even better than the first one imo which is why the second movie was such a dissapointment for me though :(
The Michael Crichton books are the original material, he is the creator, Steven Spielberg just adapted Michael Crichton's books into films. In the books _Lost World_ is better than _Jurassic Park_ . If you don't know Michael Crichton then you have no idea how many of his works were adapted to films.
@ And Michael Chrichton has been moved aside and "deleted" from history in many ways just because he didn't agree with "certain topics" that are still going on today. If you look at the latest adverts for Jurassic Park all the credit is given to Steven Spielberg and none to Michael.
Principal Skinner from the Simpsons came up with the exact same idea
When the person reaches out and touched her, and scared her! -sorry, but I spit out my drink, laughing 😂
I was mad. Ruined the best moment of the movie for her, when the T-Rex becomes the savior of the film.
Your Reaction to this Classic was Marvelous! Your Emotions over the many scenes showing how stressed, relieved and frightened you were was brilliant! Its exactly how any should feel watching a movie that had so much to offer in it!
Lol the Hand that got you while your stress levels were already through the roof was quite the highlight! Very glad you enjoyed this film and looking forward to your reactions to the other movies of this fantastic franchise :D
I saw this movie 🍿 when it first came out in the theatre
The best part of this whole reaction is from 27:00 -28:00. That is just awesome.
...but when Jeremy (Addie's boyfriend) grabbed her shoulder, at 27:44, she REALLY wasn't expecting that.
When this came out, the word of mouth was insane. Didn't really have the internet back then. Not anything like today. This was a Star Wars kind of moment for movies. No one had made anything quite like this before and it literally blew everyone's mind. The mix of CG and animatronics is so well done that even now it can be a little hard to tell. And the story telling is masterful. You get a hint of the danger right off the bat, but then everything seems to be okay, they've fixed issues, etc. Power goes out, one of the most intense and awesome scenes ever filmed with the T-Rex. Then things calm a bit again. But once the raptors enter things just are unrelenting. The fence scene terrified me as a kid. I've seen so many reactors watching this say at multiple points throughout the movie "they aren't going to x? no... they can't do that!" This movie does. Yeah, the kids survive, but honestly, just barely. They were 1/8" from being in T-Rex's mouth. Chased by raptors and nearly caught by them several times... the trauma from this would be hard to imagine.
Hammond is an interesting character. He legitimately wanted to do something amazing for the world, and make it affordable so anyone could come and see the dinosaurs. He genuinely cares for his grandchildren and even his guests... but his own dream has kind of blinded him. Malcom says it really well at the dinner table, "you didn't earn this power so you don't respect it." Something Ellie says later "I didn't have enough respect for that power, and now it's out." (A nice little double meaning. Power of cloning and genetic manipulation and the literal power.) The bit where he thinks he should go instead of her... he's old and yeah, a bit sexist, but he can't quite bring himself to say it out loud which to my mind makes it more of the excuse he's chosen because he feels responsible for fixing what has happened himself.
Fun Fact: the lawyer that the T picked up off the toilet was a real stuntman that the animatronic Rex picked up so SHOUTOUT to him for being able to do that scene.
Hammond wasn’t being sexist in the sense that he thought Dr. Satler couldn’t handle herself. He was just trying to be “gentlemanly” and fulfill the role he believed men should take in dangerous situations - putting himself in danger as a means of protecting the women and children. You can tell by the way he’s saying it that he almost feels guilty if he doesn’t offer to go in her place. I don’t think he’s being this sexist/misogynistic old guy.
She's a liberal. They don't attempt to view things in proper context or actually try to understand the situation, they just throw out the first word that ends in "ist" or "phobe" that comes to mind and pat themselves on the back because it makes them feel morally superior.
I actually think he’s offering to jump on the metaphorical grenade, he didn’t know if his grandkids were alive, but if sacrificing himself would ensure their survival, then that is at least something he can do. He does practically nothing the entire movie. So can’t blame the guy for trying to control his own outcome, instead of letting himself be controlled by situations around him.
Well in modern day being gentelman is sexist according to certain activists
He's just being old fashioned.
I've always imagined as a kid that's what he was doing and was confused why she took it that way. "Because I'm...(old) and you're...(young)
Fun fact: the segment with the bad guy, Nedry dude with glasses, there are actually 2 of the Dilophosaurus's. The one he meets at the tree and gets spit on and the second one in the jeep because he left the jeep door open before stumbling down the hill.
Fun Fact #2: There are a total of 3 Raptors, the one thats designated as The Big One and her 2 cronies, one of which gets locked in the freezer. According to Muldoon, Aussie hunter guy, there was originally 8 Raptors before the Big One was introduced. She then took over the pride and killed all but 2 of the other Raptors.
@Jeremy Rodriguez reasoning and thinking. Why would it spit on him then just go passed him into the jeep instead of attacking out right. The tour guide program itself there was a "Herd" of them which could mean 2 to 5+. Plus when he gets out of the jeep he doesn't close the door when he slips.
@Jeremy Rodriguez A older movie commentary. And its not that hard to put it together. Sooo.
@Jeremy Rodriguez Already told you. Movie commentary and watching the scene.
Muldoon isn't Australian. He's South African.
As for there being two Dilophosaurs, there's no source for this. The argument of 'why did the Dilophosaurus spit on Nedry, then get into the car instead of attacking him outright' is kind of flawed as it doesn't make much more sense for one Dilophosaurus to spit venom at him, and another one to attack when the spitter could attack instead.
Most venomous animals don't attack their prey outright. Snakes bite their prey, then pull back and wait for their venom to work before approaching their weakened pray, the same goes for Komodo dragons. It makes sense for the Dilophosaurus to wait until it knows Nedry has most likely been disabled by its venom, then approach him, at which point he's retreated to the 'safety' of his jeep.
The scrips has two of them. But they really only need to build one animatronic.
Hammond wasn't in it for fame or money: he just wanted to make the world happy. That's why he pushed back against the lawyer who wanted to charge an arm and leg (which turned out to be the cost!) because Hammond wanted Jurassic Park to be for everybody. It turned out that he was a sincere and honest man.
In the movie, you are correct. In the books he was a money-grubbing scum-bag.
16:46
"I have no food on me!"
"You are the food, sir. You are literally the food."
LOL. Several other reactors have stated this very same statement."
"But I guess there are smaller ones and there are bigger ones."
DON'T make me say it, Addie! 😂😉😈
Love this: Screaming at child in MOVIE "WHY ARE YOU SCREAMING!" 🤣 Great video
14:50 is the exact moment I ran screaming out of the theatre when I first saw this film.
I was 5
People don't know that this movie was not advertised as what it is, a survival horror. It was advertised as a whimsical children's adventure
What did your family do?😂
Fun fact, the trex animatronic would occasionally malfunction from all the water from the rain scenes but in a humorous way. It would essentially just jolt around and move on its own out of the blue. would scare the crap out of the production team durning lunch break, since they would be sitting near it, not expecting it to move.
😆 yikes... That's why these movies are fun to develop.... See the unexpected.
Addie: Kids wont die in this will they?
T-rex: Ill try my best
Fun fact for you Addie, the actor that plays John Hammond that owns the park, Richard Attenborough is brother to nature film legend David Attenborough. :)
*Was, he died a while ago.
When this movie shows up on your local big-screen theater, go see it. And again. It's a whole 'nother experience level.
Too bad your companion didn't have a T-Rex costume available...
That would have been even worse!
"Could this computer be any slower?"
Yeah, welcome to 1993. XP
I took my 8 year old niece to see this in the theater, she and some other kids were playing down front for the first half but as soon as the T-Rex came on screen they quickly sat down and the entire theater was quiet.
Kids were allowed to do that? If that happened today people would shit on you and you’d get kicked out
@@Gutssssss666 Yes it was normal, which seems odd to even say, "It was normal for kids to play".
@@DylansPen you’re lucky lol I wasn’t even born yet wish I was in those times
"Is this how you transport a dinosaur here?"
Well, not ideally... XD
One needs to work out at least one safety glitch...
This is the second time a boyfriend, husband, or whatever felt the need to startle the woman making the reaction. I guess that's still the schoolboy left in us guys that never completely goes away.
the girl that played Lex, a few years earlier played in Tremors with Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward. she was the little girl on a pogo stick.
and, OMG! that timing was perfect! 27:43 🤣🤣🤣
List of Dinosaurs: spoilers!
Brachiosaurus, they encounter first.
Parasaurolophus are seen next to the Brachiosaurus.
Dilophosaurus, not seen but kills the saboteur.
Triceratops, a sick individual they tend to.
Tyrannosaurus Rex, breaks out and kills Lawyer. Lol!
Gallilmimus, Grant and the kids encounter them.
Velociraptor, break out and start to kill anyone that gets on their way.
The Raptors were actually Deinonychuses not Velociraptors. They were far too big for Raptors.
Fun fact: 23:20 was not acting. Steven Spielberg did not tell Laura Dern that, that was going to happen and they really scared the living daylights out of her with that raptor puppet to get a real reaction out of her.
"I still don't know how I've gone my whole life without watching these movies."
It was an adventure 65 million years in the making, so if anything you got to it quicker than Spielberg did!
It's less of Rexy playing "Fetch" like a dog, and more like playing "Red Dot" like a cat.
“They shouldn’t start the tour with the storm so close!”
Well, sure, but we need the movie to happen, so… 😉
Fun reaction! Love the personality you bring to the show. Subscribed 👍🏻
storm: "Hey I'm not even the main bad guy in this!"
also...i dont know why a storm is a concern to a theme park...what, are they supposed to do, shut down the park when it rains after people flew all the way to Costa Rica?
Well, yeah but no.
At the end of the day the storm only really affects Nedry's story in a negative way due to his missing the sign to the dock and subsequently being eaten after his jeep goes off road.
Beyond that maybe Tim and Lex's car sinking into the water logged soil/mud under the weight of the T Rex did save them from being completely crushed before Grant distracts it.
@@mnomadvfx And in reality, if Nedry would've made it to the dock successfully with the embryos, he would've probably made it back to the office in time to reset the system and the entire incident probably wouldn't have happened
The tour would have finished and everybody would have been inside before the storm hit if it wasn't for them jumping out to look at the sick triceratops.
*Points at tree*
Is.... Is that a raptor?!
Points at toilet
That's a raptor?!
Looks in mirror
Raptor?!
Let's give Addie a round of applause for surviving Jurassic Park (1993). 👏👏 This is my all-time favorite movie. You're reaction to it was great, especially at that one moment at 27:44 when Jeremy grabbed your shoulder, during the most tense part of the finale. BTW, the Ford Explorers actually do have tops. They were modified with large sunroofs, which the T-Rex broke into as it was attacking the kids. And Lex grabbed the flashlight to get Alan's attention. The kids were in panic when the T-Rex came out. Not only that, the navigation speed on the unix systems of the Silicon Graphics IRIS Crimson computers were a lot different in 93, compared to now. And also, the spitter dinosaur that kills Nedry is a Dilophosaurus.
Lewis Dogson has more of a backstory in the book. He is one of the most aggressive geneticists in america. He works for a genetic company called BioSyn. InGen (John Hammonds company) is one of their competitors. What BioSyn does is that they take products of their competitors, reverse engineers them and adds their own qualities to them. They have a thing for corporate espionage. Lewis Dogson was the only boardmember of BioSyn to draw the connection and conclusion that InGen was cloning dinosaurs so he reached out to Dennis Nedry (The slob) to steal the embryos.
That timing when you said "what kind of dinosaur?" and the dog inched onto the screen was perfect.
They actually did attempt to stop the tour and we returning after using a loop on the track. There are MANY exhibits like the pterosaurs cage and other theropods that they retreated from because of the storm.
In this movies, dinosaurs are just animals living like any other and that they defend themselves in the world that they are living. Spielberg said he didn't want to show monsters like Godzilla, he wanted to show animals.
Watching these reviews is like watching movies with my girlfriend. She screams, freaks out, hyperventilates and asks a million questions the whole time just like you. Also when you said you hate snakes more than the dinosaurs, I immediately thought of the waterfall scene from _The Lost World_ . I'm gonna watch that one next. Lol
Hi Addie. If you are interested to know, the premise of the movie being cloning dinosaurs from their DNA found in preserved blood is actually impossible for a very simple reason. Since there haven't been any dinosaurs on earth (apart from birds, of course) for the past 65 million years and the fact that we know that DNA has a half-life of 526 years, you can kind of infer the problem right away.
The hand that touched you shoulder during the raptor scene was the MVP
Hear, hear. Jeremy (Addie's boyfriend) was the MVP of 27:44.
You'll sadly never know the thrill of seeing the dinosaurs on a cinema screen in 1993 and 🤯 was all our reaction
I bet it was awesome!
@@AddieCounts it blew my 13 year old mind went with my friendsl during a weekend everyone was talking about it for a good I just of just got back from boarding school for summer
@@AddieCounts does watching these Jurassic Park movies in a way make ya want 2 play Yu-Gi-Oh! using a Dinosaur Archetype/Theme Deck?
The BEST 60 seconds of this whole reaction starts around 27:00. You are just awesome Addie!
That hand on your shoulder got me 🤣🤣🤣
I'm sorry
So the tour program was incomplete so the door locks didn't work, and Nedry's virus he created was supposed to just take out the security systems on his way out of the park but because he cut corners when programing and tied all the security systems together when he thought he was being under paid, everything turned off and the storm blew the circuit breakers while it was rebooting.
Addie says, "I really wanna go here". I think, "Are you sure about that?"
LOL when you almost jumped out of your seat, Addie--at least whoever touched you didn't go, "BOO"!!
Imagine when you have extracted the dinosaur DNA from the mosquito - but you don't know what the species is.
It like the valentines chocolate assortment when you lose the card that tells you which candy is which - except that this chocolate may bite into YOU to see what the filling is. :D
They cover that in the book. They have to hatch it and watch it grow to see what type it is.
I remember that when I was a little kid, before this movie came out, I used to think it was a playful thing when our dog shook its head with a rag toy in its mouth. Even after I learned that predators do that to break the neck of their prey, it still looked cute. Then, when I was 13, I saw this movie and saw the T-Rex do it to Gennaro. It stopped looking cute after that. Don't get me wrong: I still love dogs, but this movie gave me a visceral understanding of that particular behavior. Every time I see a dog shake something, I can't help but picture the T-Rex and Gennaro.
I had never even thought that the kid is trying to protect Grant/Ian with the spotlight. And this is my favourite movie.......
Oh the reason why Dennis left the power to the raptor pen on was because even he knew that the raptors were incredibly dangerous and intelligent
He only turned off what he needed to get the embryos and get through the park to the dock, and back... which of course didn't happen.
23:21 GOTCHA! lol "Here's Raptor". The Long awaited entrance of....THE VELOCIRAPTOR with a dinosaur face equivalent of a serial killer lmao
Whoever touched your shoulder and scared you is a legend now! Hahaha. That was perfect and made for great content for this video. I just subbed today. Can't wait to see more from you!
almost fell out of my chair when she lost it, so tense and that sudden touch on the shoulder. LOL,,
6:44 "wait.. are the dinosaurs the villains?" - ngl that was kinda cute 😅
Enjoyed the reaction btw, I'd love to be able to experience this movie for the first time again. My absolute favorite movie of all time, watched it countless times! :)
Thank you!
Many villians with different motivations. The dinosaurs though are expressing their natural behavior. Notice the T-Rex saves the day preferring to munch on a raptor instead of a human at the end. Maybe the T-Rex had indigestion after eating the lawyer.
In this saga the real villains are the companies and scientists who created them in order to exploit them economically.
Still thrills 30 yrs later. I saw this in NYC at the Ziegfeld Theatre opening weekend and the T Rex scene you could hear a pin drop. Great watch Ads (and you so need to read the 2 Crichton novels).
McDonald's had a big merchandise campaign for Jurassic Park. They thought it was going to be a cute kids' dinosaur movie. They tried to sue but they underestimated the bloodlust of 8 to 12-year-old kids.
ROFL!!!!!! Props to whomever reached out and touched Addie on the shoulder at a peak anxiety point! LOL!
Best reaction!
The hand that reached out and grabbed Addie's shoulder was her boyfriend, Jeremy.
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Yeah,I think someone mentioned that in another comment. Good stuff!
The classic "Battle Beyond The Stars" is currently free to watch on TH-cam Movies channel. They don't last long free, so I highly recommend checking it out before it is taken down.
Fun Fact: Ian (Jeff Goldblum) says the line "must go faster" while being chased by a T-Rex. Independence Day (1996) director Roland Emmerich liked it so much, he had Goldblum say it as well. I'm not going to say more, because I don't want to spoil anything if you haven't seen that movie yet.
Excellent fun film, Sci fi remake of the Magnificent Seven with Robert Vaughn playing the same character he did in the western version
Agreed Battle Beyond The Stars is a classic
the 'joke' with the fence always makes me remember something I read in an article about the first human habitation on mars. something like '10.00 am, base is sealed and pressurized. 10.02 am, the crew beats the tar out of the first one to take their helmet off, because they pretended to choke'. :P
Almost everytime she saw a dinosaur she said is that a raptor
We have an Allosaurus skeleton at our museum in St. Paul, MN. I saw a dad point to it and tell his kid, "Look, a Velociraptor..." Ugh!
The security tech guy from the beginning: he programmed the cameras to shut off at the time he went in. He did everything to cover his tracks. The only problem is that he did all that during a hurricane.
Fun fact, as a teen I volunteered at a dinosaur museum, we didn't have a lot of local dinosaur bones but some very specific conditions were met 200 million years ago that allowed their footprints or rather a natural casting of their footprint to survive to this day. They even got special permission to build the building super close to the road because there was evidence of a dinosaur squatting down in the mud and taking a break.
Scary part is the book they had over triple the amount of raptors that Ingen thought they had, also the raptors were using the cargo ships to migrate their young to the main land.
Hi there, Addie! Just dropping in to say I enjoy all of your movie reactions and I'm looking forward to seeing more in the future!
Thank you so much!!
How have I not found your channel before now? I think you probably had the best reaction to this movie out of all the reactors I've seen who've reacted to it. I really enjoyed the video! You've earned yourself one more subscriber.
Oh, wow!! That was so much fun, watching you freak out! Thanks!! What a hoot!...Especially the jump scare when someone touched your shoulder. Awesome stuff!
Imagine seeing this movie when it was released in theaters in 1993. To this day I still consider it the best of all the ones that came out since, including the Jurassic World trilogy
Hammond was so desperate to have an attraction that was real, that he circled back around to something that once again wasn't real. There's definitely an irony to it.
26:50 "Could this computer BE any slower?" - Chandler Bing probably
One of the reasons this movie was such a milestone was it was the first time Dinosaurs were brought to live on-screen using CGI effects. Before this film, if you were to see a Dinosaur on the big screen, it would be created in one of three forms: a person in a very crappy and unrealistic costume, an animatronic puppet (which could be very clunky and not very realistic either), or through stop-motion claymation (you also would find cartoon-style animations of Dinosaurs, but these were used much more often for documentaries than actual movies). The third of these options produced the most realistic images and movements, but it was the one of the three that also took the longest amount of time to produce. CGI of this quality had never been done before, and it set a new standard for visual effects to live up to.
"I feel like this is how a horror movie starts," she says at the start of a horror movie.
My wife and I saw this in the theaters and it plays really well on the giant screen with surround sound in the dark. The whole T-Rex scene was mind blowing and terrifying. When it attacked the kids in the car and crashed in their roof... I cannot say how terrified we were.
Nearly 30 years later and I think it still stands up pretty well.
27:33 that "extra" raptor was a great jump-scare, I didn't remember it from the movie lol
"This is how a horror movie starts." Funny you should say that...😅
Honestly, I've been in such a bad mental rut lately, and your content has been a great distraction from my emotional turmoil. You create a good, safe atmosphere.🙏
"I don't know if it's safe for kids to be here rigth now". understatement of the year
"You are the food sir"
I'm fucking dead. 😆
19:01 T-Rex was stated to have a max speed of 30 miles per hour. Virtually all vehicles can easily surpass that.
24:16 Just wait until you see Jurassic Park 2.
“There are jungles of the upper air, and there are worse things than tigers which inhabit them.“ - Arthur Conan Doyle, “The Horror of the Heights”, 1913
to the person in the room who scared you... to quote Deadpool... "Total dick move!"
but funny 😂
Yes, but I feel like it made us miss her reaction to the hero saving the day move of the T-Rex at the end.
The hand touching her shoulder and scaring her! 😅 and the doggo!
You know if I could pick a super power it would be to be able to forget a movie so I could watch it for the first time again. This is one of the movies I would do that repeatedly with. It is such a good movie. Especially for an early 90s movie. This is one of my favorite movies of all time. Thank you for reacting to it. It brings me joy to see other people enjoy things.
Just a few minutes in and all I can think about the reaction is "first there is the oooos and ahhhs then there is running and screaming..."
19:57 "And now she is traumatized. Good." 😂
Good reaction. This is one of my favorite movies of all time. When it first came out in the theaters I went to see it 3 times.
This was another episode in Netflix's Movies That Made Us.
Michael Crichton, the writer of the original Jurassic Park novel also wrote several other novels that he turned into movies. "The Great Train Robbery", "The Andromeda Strain" and "Timeline" comes to mind. Would be interesting to see what you think of those movies.
I've seen many Jurassic Park reactions on TH-cam, and I never understand why Lex gets so much disappointment from her screaming and her actions during the car scene. She isn't a Dino Nerd like Tim, so why would she know anything about the suspected behavior of a T-Rex. She's a computer hacker, most computer hackers aren't particularly outgoing or experts on handling an animal attack. She's also..... A child.... So her screaming is rather realistic. She's also the eldest between herself and Tim. Speaking as an older sibling; when things go bad I tend to try to make decisions that would protect my little sibling. So I can see why Lex got the torch. It was in the emergency cache in the boot. She was attempting to be responsible.
Only once before did someone sing parts of their reaction. That is an awesome talent. Thanks for this reaction video.
"You are the food" Yup, that's the theme
"After that experience, I wouldn't want to have any of their merch...."
Her: I hate snakes almost more than the dinosaur
Just wait till the lost world, there’s a little surprise thats literally to die for.
Fun fact Samuel L Jackson was supposed to get a chase and death scene but the set they were supposed to work on got blown away by a hurricane
The hurricane that blew away the set for Arnold's death was Hurrican Iniki.
27:43 this killed me 😂
Me too. The moment Addie's partner, Jeremy, grabbed her shoulder, while she was sooo high strung, was the BEST part of this reaction.
It’s the Addie drinking game! Every time she says “he’s dead” take a drink
…or every time she says "Oh My Gosh!".
I suspect Grandpa John Hammond is just an old-fashioned capitalist at heart. He had a vision that would have immortalized himself, made a lot of money and no doubt inspired countless people. Does he regret this failure, the lives lost? I guess so. I think he's perfectly aware of what he's done. Deciding what bothers him more, the death of all those people or the death of his dream is difficult to decide.
I was about five when this came out. I was apparently the weird dino kid, and my dad thought this was just a cool movie about if dinosaurs were alive so he brought me to see it. He didn't realize they eat people...but since I was silent he thought I was handling it okay. Don't think he was right! But this was the first movie I saw in a theater.
"I'm kinda rooting for this bad guy." Well how could you not root for Newman from "Seinfeld"?
Love your reactions addie the t rex still looks so real and scares me to this day love the way you say oooh who was that who put their hand on your shoulder and gave you a real life jump scare? Keep up the great reactions looking forward to more 😊
This movie still stands up today. Your reaction is the same as mine when I saw it in the theatre.
My number 1 favorite movie of all time!! Yes!!! I have over 300 Dinosaur toys from the Carnegie Collection because of this movie.
This was so fun to watch; I had the - I think pretty common - experience of first watching this as a little kid so it was neat to see your reaction to it as an adult. Thanks, Addie!