JURASSIC PARK Movie Clips - All T Rex Scenes (1993) Steven Spielberg Sci-Fi Adventure Movie HD
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- JURASSIC PARK Movie Clips - All T Rex Scenes (1993) Steven Spielberg Sci-Fi Adventure Movie HD
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In Steven Spielberg's massive blockbuster, paleontologists Alan Grant (Sam Neill) and Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern) and mathematician Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum) are among a select group chosen to tour an island theme park populated by dinosaurs created from prehistoric DNA. While the park's mastermind, billionaire John Hammond (Richard Attenborough), assures everyone that the facility is safe, they find out otherwise when various ferocious predators break free and go on the hunt.
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1:55 This was the moment everyone who saw this movie in 1993 knew that the game had changed forever.
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@@gutsjoestar7450 he means that movies for them changed
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@@gutsjoestar7450 does he really need to spell it out for you? The special effects were absolutely groundbreaking
Dude Holy shit.. Rexy was massive!
I cant even believe this was shot at 1993.
This movie marked the beginning of CGI in Hollywood. The blend of animatronics and cgi is seamless and jaw dropping.
That was Terminator 2 with the CGI T-1000
It was in 1992
The film came out on 1993
But was filmed in 1992
They used Animatronic- watch here
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Jurassic park looks better then 80% of movies today
Well that is because there was an actual animatronic in there in half of the scenes
Including the Jurassic world trilogy. Can't capture the original emotions.
@@razeustrander jurassic park was still better then jurassic world
@@nioc2971 is not just that. Spielberg is a master of suspense and it really shows. The helplessness of the kids is made more and more glaring as the scene goes first by showing the ceilling of the cars is made of glass, then the T-rex realizing there is no eletricity, Genaro leaving the car with the door open all the while we didn't even saw the Rex. Is a really powerful scene
@@JojonathanOliveira you are totally right
3:10 this is not just a roar this is THE roar. This is the roar that as a young child made me jump so high that all the popcorn in my popcorn bucket shot out. This is the most iconic roar in the entire Jurassic Park franchise.
You are spot on. This is the godfather of animal films
🤣😂🤣 You've got one of the very best moments in your life as a kid 🤭
The attack of the T Rex scared the HELL out of me. And I was 30 years old at the time. Love the movie. Possibly the best sci fi movie of ALL time.
@@MegaMkmiller that's how you know it's a good movie. When a jump scare like that can scare a full grown adult.
2 Biggest crocodile ever catch 36 foot long
Duniya ka sabase bada magarmachh --- दुनिया का सबसे बड़ा मगरमच्छ 38 फीट का
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1993. Yet, this is so far the best ever T-Rex vs Human encounter filmed in the whole Jurassic park/world series.
Visuals, Sound effects, His scream makes you jump on your seats.
Just WOW.
The T-rex attack on the InGen camping from The Lost World isn't bad either. But this scene is a masterpiece and nothing can beat it.
It's a She.
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2 Biggest crocodile ever catch 36 foot long
Duniya ka sabase bada magarmachh --- दुनिया का सबसे बड़ा मगरमच्छ 38 फीट का
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Some of the best 8 minutes of film in history
To think that was once a real thing and those monsters dominated the earth millions of years ago is baffling.
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1:55 Is, has and always will be one of the most memorable moments in movie history for me. The effects still hold up even in the 2020s. The whole sequence was a masterclass in movie making with sound effects, visuals and pure tension combined with great acting.
I think there are only a couple scenes where it's obvious CGI but for 1993 it's pretty damn good. The one scene I feel where the effects could use an enhancement is when you first see the dinosaurs once they arrive at the island. To me I think because it's only the actors that have a defined depth and nothing else in scene being physically present it so it looks very flat with almost no depth.
But that might be due to a blue sky background being oversaturated with light so it's one uniform color when the sky isn't that uniform in color constantly.
@@alex-marquette yup that scene is kinda weak, speaking cgi
Precisely.
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I blast this on my home theatre, the bass on the water cup ripple, the Dino's observation from the glass roof, was lil off but best film of its genre
"Objects in mirror are closer than they appear"...that was brilliant
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Back in the day, when this movie was released, that chase was frightening as hell!
The Toy Story scene with Rex is a great homage too!
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That side mirrors are real
3:10 That roar is lengendary
I love it.
Me too...
This is real 🤔🤔
santu ray u think?
Too bad a real Rexy wouldn't sound like this because it is one of the coolest sound effects ever created, ranks right up there with the Pulse Rifles in Aliens IMO. Although the actual sound they claim it would have made is pretty scary in its own way.
4:34 I’ve seen this movie a billion times and that part ALWAYS gives me chills
Nothing like pulling aggro on a T-Rex!
If I were Alan, after hearing that roar I would hide under the truck haha
@@AL3JANDRO_GV I would do the same lol idk how he kept
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4:34 honestly the best clip in cinematic history
2 Biggest crocodile ever catch 36 foot long
Duniya ka sabase bada magarmachh --- दुनिया का सबसे बड़ा मगरमच्छ 38 फीट का
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Unlike Jaws, Spielberg had the whole first scene introducing the T-Rex play without any score at all, which makes it all the more terrifying. Just the sounds of rain, screaming, stomping, growling, and the roar. I'm a huge John Williams fan and I have to say that any music would've ruined this entire scene. Proof that sometimes less is more.
Pure genius.
The water ripples and shaking rearview mirror replaced the Jaws music.
Only a master music director like John Williams knows where silence is best.
2 Biggest crocodile ever catch 36 foot long
Duniya ka sabase bada magarmachh --- दुनिया का सबसे बड़ा मगरमच्छ 38 फीट का
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Outstanding decision to leave the music out and just have the audience in the moment. Makes it feel more real!
❤exactly.
Nearly 30 years later and still the best special effects I've ever seen.
@@bradthompson5383 also the dark enviroment and the raining makes more easy looks realistic. Is filming technic.
2 Biggest crocodile ever catch 36 foot long
Duniya ka sabase bada magarmachh --- दुनिया का सबसे बड़ा मगरमच्छ 38 फीट का
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Not only that
It really is a nice example of how humans are essentially gods compared to every other known organism.
Let’s just make our own TRex, and it’s going to be so perfect, that it could be easily mistaken for an actual T rex.
2:22 great transition from animatronic to CGI
It's absolutely amazing.
One cannot tell the difference there without being a lvl 100 magician or something.
I think it's stop motion
@@titanicenjoyer6930 it’s just not
Why does this scene look more realistic than anything in Jurassic world.
because there was no sense or realism and most of it was dated CGI
Alex Stavrou Because Jurassic World is trash. Jurassic Park #1 baby, lets get it ✊
The only thing that dates this film are the computers
@@polarissolan2724 well yea.
@Chris Paez okay true, but even if we get past that, the dino fights had no weight and werent intense. kinda off topic though
The reason why this and the Lost World are so superior to the other films is because the Dinosaurs actually feel like animals, and not bloodthirsty monsters.
not really true. in this movie the raptors and t-rex are hunting the humans for no real reason other than to kill them, even when we do see that they are fed and are hunting other animals they would probably focus on more bigger animals or dinosaurs to eat instead of chasing this small group of people across the island. When the raptor opens the door it searches the kitchen for two small kids when they could hunt the herbivores on the island, and when nedry is killed by the dilophosaurus it kills and eats him when it could escape and eat bigger animals. And maybe the dinosaurs were fed not long before everyone had to evacuate the island. I do love this movie but i don't think it really shows how these dinosaurs would act if they were set free.
@@leginious the t rex is hunting the Raptors
@@leginious I hope they eat you first then.
@@34r343 and where did you get that information? cuz it doesn't seem like it. the scene at the end just proves the t-rex was most likely hunting the humans.
@@fahatmaghandi5056 why are you offended? don't reply if you don't like my comment
The roar actually makes sense for this T-rex in particular. Since its vision is based on movement, the roar would startle still prey into moving, which would let the Rex zero in on them. Real T-rex neither roared nor had movement-based vision, but for the InGen T-rex, both of these abilities would work off of each other. It shows how even though it's not a dinosaur, it's still an animal with a functioning biology.
Never thought of it that way... it actually does make sense though.
I dont believe it was discussed in the movie saying the inGen’s trex vision is based off movement? Dr.Grant just says it - not sure if the book discussed it.
T Rex never roared?
@@jackthomas6952 Nope, it probably did make a low rumbling noise though, which is equally terrifying, imo. You can find a video of it somewhere on TH-cam.
@@jackthomas6952 No, the real T-rex never roared. Roaring requires a larynx, or more specifically vocal cords. Only mammals have vocal cords, so roaring is a distinctly mammalian ability. Birds, which are dinosaurs, have a syrinx but no vocal cords, so it's likely that ancient dinosaurs likewise possessed a syrinx but no vocal cords. T-rex could still probably have grunted, growled, hissed, bellowed and even chirped. But it didn't roar. That's just Hollywood embellishment.
_Did you know that?_
3:37 In this scene of the Movie, the jeep's window was not expected to give way.
The T-rex simply had to bite the roof of the jeep.
But due to improper handling, he destroyed the glass which fell on the actors who was not aware of the matter.
This was clearly not in their scripts.
What you see on their faces is real fear.
Obviously they knew the T-rex was a fake, but they were terrified that the animatronics of the T-Rex would fall on them.
Because yes everyone on the set feared that he would fall on someone, he weighed in the 400 kilos.
Steven Spielberg found the moment so unexpected that he continued to film.
i knew that from the bonus material, :) quite interesting how movies from the 1990's/2000's was made,
If I see one more person call that Explorer a Jeep. But yes that is a cool fact
It was supposed to happen. The thing that was not supposed to happen was the shard of glass breaking
The rain would also cause the anamatronic to short circuit. The puppeteer who handles the mouth is actual inside the head of the t rxex. One time the mouth and neck short circuited, and nearly mangled the puppeteer. Took them hors the cut the guy out of the trex.
But this unexpected thing made this scene to become one of the most iconic scenes in JP franchise! To think that 1 pretty thin glass-plate was in the way of those jaws and saved their lives :D
4:20 the best roar in film history
Indeed
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Sounds like me when I get angry.
I prefer 3:09, its deeper and so feels more powerful to me.
@@IshanPandit Prefiero el de Godzilla pero este es muy bueno igual!!
This scene has more tension in it then any of the Jurassic world movies
4:47 the greatest scene of all time. Everyone loved this guy because of his coolness 🤩
it was Jeff Goldblum's idea that Ian Malcolm would lead the T-Rex away and play the hero.. In the original novel by Michael Chrichton, Malcolm runs away like a coward :)
@@ashokraj9813 my guy Goldbloom has been in every movie except the third movie and Jurassic World.
JP 1, JP 2, JW 2, and JW Dominon
@@jenniflower6569 Yep. Dr. Wu has been in 4 movies also.
@@aaronflowers8881 man's is everywhere.
As long as InGen is a thing, he'll be there 💀
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01:00 Animatronic
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02:22 Animatronic
02:27 CGI (cool and smooth transition from 02:22 Animatronic)
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04:34 Animatronic (BEST SCENE SO FAR. AMAZING LOOKING.)
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I was thinking about this and then your comment came.
Awesome.
The CGI is so awesome for 1993.
@@HHHHHH-kj1dg yeah true, but personally i think it looks better in Jurassic world mostly because of how new it is and stuff. IDK why they are saying it's better in these movies
Watching this in the cinema at 7 years old was one of the scariest things I've experienced in my life.
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This movie is the sole reason I became a fan of these giant ancient predators that roamed this earth long ago. They’re apart of history
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When you realize the T-Rex in this movie was only a teenager.
She was 5 when jurassic park came out, now she's 34... I think
Well, that explains the attitude...
No wonder she wanted a car
So u mean that t- rex untill in fallen kingdom is the same???? Bruh
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that attention to detail at 3:00 where the TRex's pupil shrinks from being directly in line with the torch is just divine!!
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Michael Crichton said that the sound the Rex made at 6:08 was EXACTLY what he heard in his head when he wrote the novel - high-pitched and “from another world.”
What would I give to be sitting next to him when he first watched this movie.
He’d probably super excited watching the film, although many terrifying and gory parts were removed from the book. Plus the characters were a bit more family friendly
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Ill still never forget everyones reaction when the rex came theough the fence, i remember my dad clearly saying "holy shit look at that!" My mom gasped and put her hands over her mouth. Im so stoked i got to be there to see this kind of production be born...you will never get reactions like that anymore...truly a wonderful time to be alive
The fact that the T-Rex is so memorable, yet only shown a handful of times, really goes to show how iconic it was.
that moment when a car isnt fast enough to outrun a t-rex but a girl with heels is
The T. rex wasn’t trying to kill her the T.Rex was trying to get the flare and wasn’t running at full speed.
The Rex was 27 years old and an average Rex lives 30 years
@@jj-ce8bb Yup, Rexy IS getting old. But, even then, still kicks ass.
@@jj-ce8bb damm eagle lives longer than rex.. fckin 75 yrs
@@taraspal4072 75 WTF?!?!?
Acting of the kids was on point !!
Only thing is they weren't acting it was a animatronic t rex that. Busted the car
@@trashrat6333 if it wasn't animatronic it probably would be as good
You camara Albert Einstein
@@Kingofmenaces wtf u r talking.. out of brains
@@insaners2420 what u mean
I don't know why but even more than the CGI the sound is just so realistic and horrifying
IKR! The roar at 3:09 is UNREAL
I was 10 years old when I saw this in the theatre. It was pure magic to see this as a child. Still holds up nearly 30 years later.
Still its magic 👌🏽🎉
I was nonexistent
I was also 10 and it instantly became my favorite movie. This scene with the T Rex blew me away. It's so realistic and intense. My all time favorite movie.
When you realize that the only reason the rex in the movie can only see movement is because thats how frogs are in real life and the rex has frog dna and if it was a pure Rex they would have died.
A hippo totally agree with you I heard that the T-Rex had extremely high vision.
No way wow I didn’t know that
@Chris Murphy the dinosaurs on Jurassic Park were made from amphibian lifeforms to fill in the DNA gaps. Its not that hard to understand if you have a brain
No cause think, at the start of the movie alan grant said "u might think to stay still cause u think their vision is based on movement, like the tyrannosaurus" to the kid, before he knew anything bout the park. So that shows that its just the movie saying trexs cant see you if u stay still and nothing to do with the frogs
A lot less was known about Rexes back then. Hell when I was a kid they walked more upright and their tales dragged the ground in all of the drawings and even with the skeletons in the museums. My in head answer is that it was a dark moonless night with pouring rain and that I wouldn't just have a hard time seeing a mouse under those conditions I'd step on the damn thing and not realize I had done it probably.
1993........ It looks like it was done yesterday
Probably THE most timeless effects ever put to film.
Better than yesterday. Wayyy better....
Best special effects ever put into a movie. Never been equaled
27 years...damn...and it still looks like this, this movie is going down to history, coming generations need to know about this movie and we shall make it possible, we need to show this movie to our kids and teach them.
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Single best scene Spielberg directed. I remember being 8 years old in the cinema, it blew me away. Hasn’t aged a frame.
By far one of the best movie scenes of all time
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That T-Rex is damn near real oh my goodness.
Yeah, it looks shit in jurassic park 3 cause its digital
@@colinjava8447 fuck CGI
you guys realize a lot of what was used in this movie was also cgi lol
@@DrMcMario not on the level that they use nowadays
J H thats true, i wish people nowadays used more practical effects
I salute to brave cameraman who was shooting t-rex without getting noticed by it.
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SToyesh Ner The T- Rex was fake.
@@kaylee8793 well, if its fake, how did it destroy the car? real brave of that camera crew man...
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I remember when I was a little girl and seeing this for the first time when this came out (at the age of 5), I was so freaked out with the T-Rex. Now, this is my favorite part of the movie where we get to finally see Rexy!
For me I had seen cartoon t rexs a lot and always thought they were cool. When I first saw this I began to fear them.
Got goosebumps because of this scene
The seemless blend between practical effects and cgi still holds up today.
Squilliam Smith when you have the absolute top people in the industry and not running on just release it by xxx date. And money..lots of money
THat's because it isn't cg; these were actual dinosaurs.
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*Light attracts the Trex*
Her: *Instead of covering the light she shines it straight into Rexy’s eye*
Me: Nice job!
She have 5 iq
Too bad the dino couldn't finish it. Them.
She was younger and even more of an idiot in the book. In the movie they beefed up her character a little by turning her into a computer prodigy. At that age I'm not sure I would have be too bright in the face of 15 ton eating machine either.
Agreed, Lex is completely insufferable in the book, and she has zero redeeming qualities. All she does is whine about how bored & hungry she is the whole time.
They switched some of Tim's characteristics from the book over to Lex in the movie (computer savvy, older sibling, etc.), which was a good change imho.
Panic is one hell of a drug
This still looks OUTRAGEOUSLY great and real almost 30 years later.. Why? It's the interchange between the real life prop dinosaur they built and the cgi dinosaur. 4:32... Look how amazingly tangible and grounded that looks.. That's because that is a real animatronic dinosaur. Then it switches to a cgi Dino at 4:39 when the dinosaur needs to do movements the animatronic dinosaur can't. By interchanging the real life prop Dino and the cgi Dino our mind is tricked into assigning the tangibility and realism of the prop Dino to the cgi Dino once the switch is made. It's genius. The rain and nightfall have a big role in masking the limitations of 1992 cgi. It really is remarkable, shot in 1992 and it holds up and is even arguably better than stuff we get today.
TBH I can't differentiate which one is CGI or animatronic even till now.
Will never be topped
This is greatest display of special effects in cinematic history.
Easily stands the test of time
5:14 that is actually scary yet hilarious
They thought it would be funny especially cause he's a lawyer 😂
I love that sound as Rexy came down to chomp him. But in reality, he would've obliterated instantly, as the T-Rex has 12,800lbs of bite force.
4:45 the t rex was leaving but this guy decided to take the t rex to the bathroom so that the guy who abandoned the kids gets killed... wow
@@doubledirm6744 omg so he planned that?!
The reflection in mirror when he reads " Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear". Awesome.
There was a scene in "toy story 2", representing this scene form Jurassic Park.
The whole theater was roaring with laughter at that moment.
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Why the characters close the doors XD
Cuz those are 1992 Ford Explorer XLT's and you don't wanna ruin the leather interior with rain XD
instinct, like if you were on a safari.
“Maybe it’s the power coming on”
Boy you know DAMN WELL that ain’t no power cuttin on
You gon eat yo cornbread?!
The fact that this isnt CGI is something to appreciate ! Imagine 1993 pre internet people have never seen something like this and or could imagine it
Internet came on in 1990...AOL
@@orlandoaguasvivas6580 And there were servers before that lmao
Hate to break it to you but there is definitely CGI here. It's limited, but it's definitely there. Even part of the breakout scene was CGI.
@@KaiZX very true indeed
@@OfLegendBorn it is CGI
I'll never forget seeing this movie in the theater as a youngster. I just can't believe nearly 30 years later, the effects still look as impressive as they do.
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"Hey"
Rexy: "Dafaq you want? "
that's roberta not rexy
@@_thundx Roberta is the name given in the book, for the film it’s Rexy
@@_thundx the books don’t tie into the movies, there’s so many differences between the book and movie, the Dino here is Rexy.
I didn’t read the books
I saw in teories
I cannot explain how much this film means to me. It absolutely blew my mind when I saw it as a child back then.
Your words are EXACTLY how I feel. I just love reading comments of other people that had the same experience I had. I saw this in the theater at ten years old and was blown away. This scene did it for me.
This look much more real than todays jurassic
ROHAN AKMAL Yes.
6:03 especially this scene. Man it looks so frigging real.
Yes
ROHAN AKMAL looks just as real probably because the newer ones definitely look real as well
I love that shot of the water. My mom said when she took my oldest brother to see this in theaters, she began to freak out when that happened. Love it.
What got me so mad is that she didn’t try to pull the light away and hide the light if they couldn’t turn it off
Edit: I know she was terrified but she kept pointing the light at the t-Rex
Even if I'm terrified as fuck I'd still try to put the light away from the t rex's eye
Her younger brother is smarter than her lol
Atleast we got to see the whole movie because of it
Sorry, but she was extremely stupid. I am much younger than both of them and I saw this film when I was about 5-6. Even so young, I thought she was incredibly stupid for pulling out a flashlight in the first place. Honestly, what was she thinking?
@@kgunitkeese17 I mean she did kinda good, she distracted the t-Rex, only to continue POINTING it at the T-Rex’s eye.
The stupidity of that character makes the scene worse
This scene its better than any Jurassic World movie!!
3:38 not gonna lie those kids must be on some level 10 steroids to pull that off
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I was just looking at that thinking......hang on a sec that should have broken both their arms and legs. One of those things that makes you go hmmmmmm.
This girl is worse than the people that go looking for the creepy sound in the attic
@@trashrat6333 How so? Haven't read it.
@@trashrat6333 Yeah, Tim's much more hardy in the book than he is in the film, and he's the one who's a wiz with computers, not Lex
My fav comment
Seriously the girl deserved to be chewed alive
Her novel counterpart is more annoying
literally a masterpiece, Thank you steven Spielberg and John Williams
That first trex scene is still the scariest moment of the entire franchise imo.
That this is not CGI is freakin amazing
Ummm some of it is CGI. It was amazing for 1993 CGI that's for damn sure.
FluffyZergling pretty sure it’s almost all cgi besides the close up shots but it’s blended well
Close-up shots are animatronic, the shots of the T-rex in movement away from the camera are CG
No, this was actually a real T-Rex. They literally had to clone one to make this movie.
@@nutroll1622 uhmmm... Nobody has the idea this may be stop motion?
4:34 that roar was creepy
I would say terrifying and epic. Lol
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Jennylyn Garin imagine that you come out confident and then it does this 4:34 anyone would freeze up
It feels like The rex replied:Whaaaaat?!
4:40 I Think this is the most convincingly and naturally animated movement of an animal that fits perfectly to its weight. Amazing work from 30 years ago!
One of the most Iconic scenes in cinema history and best scene in the Jurassic Park franchise. ❤
This is one of THE BEST SCENES of all movies, of all time!!!
Neto Rodrigues AGREED this is the greatest movie I’ve ever seen
The lost world tho
The lost world arcade game better than this
Meaning lost world Jurassic Park arcade game
This five different scenes is awesome 👍
This scene still gives me chills
Guys check out the shot at 2:23. That's a practical T-Rex at the beginning touching the car, then when the camera pans away and the T-Rex goes out of frame, it switches to a CG one for the rest of the shot. Incredible!
4:34 love that roar.
Muldoom seeing in the mirror T-Rex coming towards car and mirror says "Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear" what a direction! Speilberg is a genius
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1:57 Did you just hear the Rex laugh?! It laughed!
pungaboy oh shit!
How the hell did we all miss that shit? I missed that shit...
Wtf! ಠ_ಠ
Woww
She wasn’t laughing. It was a snort/growl
This gives me a trauma when I was a kid, and now I'm not afraid it anymore 🥴
What do you feel it now?
Mine is reverse case I loved it as a kid and now I am afraid of it
First movie I ever watched in a cinema. I was 4 years old. I think I was like... 😱. Fairly certain I thought it was all real until my mum told me otherwise once the film was over.
Back when I was 10 it was scary and right know when I'm 25 it's scary.The thought of children about to be decapitated makes it so.
Vividly remember being in absolute awe when seeing this in the cinema the first time. It was genuinely terrifying when we first seen T Rex. It was so unbelievably real looking that people were honestly in fear. 😂😂😂
I was 10 and fell in love with this movie and this scene. It was absolutely incredible.
T rex : anyone want some goat chop ?
*throws goat leg at the car*
@G E T R E K T 905 no wonder rexy wanted to kill her so badly.
Still the most intense and terrifying scene in cinematic history
My childhood 😭
I'm so envious of people who watched this in cinemas back in 1993.
Yes rip goat tho
Imagine in the future instead of prison they put you in a time machine and send you back to when the dinosaurs lived and you have to survive there for as long as your punishment is.
O.o
If there ever be a time machine, there would be no prisons...
@Murty Birdy that's not a freedom, that's a hell
T.Rex so good performed in this movie
90% of my childhood is Jurassic Park movies.
One of the greatest scenes is cinematic history
Saw this in theaters when I was 9 and it scared me shitless. Now that I'm older is just amazing
Same. I was 6 :))
I was 8 and I could not sleep
I was 7. I just thought it was the coolest thing ever! The only part that kinda freaked me out a little though, was when the dilophosauras unfolded it's hood really fast. It was just the shock factor of it. My favorite scene though, is the kitchen scene. When the kids are trying to hide from the raptors.
Y'all were lucky
Pish Posh why
Anyone have the pleasure of being 5 years old in 1995, with the crazy dad that took you to see this? 🙋♂️. I know alot of kids these days didnt get to experience the very first realistic looking, most awesome dinosaurs ever to hit the big screen. As a kid, and even to adults, we all thought Rex was going to walk out of the screen durring the paddock escape.
I really wish I could see this movie back in 1993. Animatronics aren't really used anymore and we are so used to CGI that I just wish I could feel the awe that the initial T-Rex scene must've inspired
Still the best scene in all of them
Man that scene when the T-Rex first walks out.. may be the best CGI shot of all time.. never have I seen a shot where the presence of a fully digital creature seemed so visceral and so real
@Aqeel Asif that has nothing to do with that particular shot I am talking about. When it walks out, it's 100% CGI.
@@Casarzino I'm not sure if it was CGI, they had made a real life model of T-Rex to shoot the scene.
@@hiazhar2008 when there is a full shot of the dinosaur head to toe, it's ALWAYS CGI.
Danilo Pochini Ah thank you, then it’s one of the best CGI during those times.
@Aqeel Asif in that shot it's pure CGI. In other shots it's animatronics. And yes of course the CGI is based on the animatronic.
We now know that T-rexes probably couldn't roar like in the movie, much less that its vision is based on movement, but I love that at 3:09 it uses that super loud roar to make the kids flinch into moving so it can confirm their location.
Sometimes, I’m just staggered that a monstrous creature like this actually existed on this very earth a long time ago.
When i first saw this film , i was totally blown away. We knew very little of CGI back then. it was like whitchcraft! That Trex roar was deafening in the cinema. This film still holds up well to this day and Stan Winstons Dinosaurs were/are Amazing.
Alan: where do you think he’s going?
Ian: when you gotta go, you gotta go.
6:35 shiiiiiiiiit !! Shiiiiiiiit!! Shiiiiiiiit! !
Back when the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park movies acted like animals and not monsters.
I like how in that last scene nobody saw or heard that massive t-rex walk into the building :D .. They were literally semi-looking in its directions
0:51
The classic zoom in from Jaws.
I was in the theater the first week this came out in 93 and I've lost count of the number of times I've watched the whole thing and just these scenes. And I still find new things to see and ponder. It's a great piece of filmmaking and it still holds up with time even with all of it's inconsistencies and continuity issues. And while I enjoyed Jurassic World and Fallen Kingdom a great deal they aren't on the same level as this especially Fallen Kingdom (Jurassic World comes a lot closer and is probably at least as good as The Lost World was). The less we say about the third movie the better IMO.
What makes Jurassic World good is that the T.rex is the same one from the first Jurassic Park, and it just brings that glorifying sense of nostalgia.
This is one terrifying T-Rex when I was little
Why are you so afraid of tyrannosaurus rex
Just think of how terrifying this would be....you can’t fight this Rex or out run it...it’s either get ate or squashed....just think how you would feel seeing that electrified fence ripped apart
6 year old me watching this scene anxiety was 100% when the dinosaur started chasing them heartbeat when from 100% to 200% real quick
2020: Still same trauma
Khủng long l
I was 6 too when jp came out!
I cannot begin to say how many nightmares I had of this scenario when I was a kid. I mean the whole movie always gave me new nightmares and ways the dinosaurs escape and always ALWAYS find me no matter how well I hide. Frickin Rex.
lol, I loved dinosaurs back then. Adored them so much that I had the 3 raptor wallpaper. Freaken had a nightmare about the 3 raptors trying to get me while I was hiding behind a thin wall. Noticed that I was sweating profusely when I woke up.
I was born in 1999 and I envy those who got to see these scenes for the first time in theaters when this film came out.
Yess 💯 Jurassic Park Amazing movie 🤩 remember Right at 5;21 Whoops LOL Byyy 👋 sir that really mean old Greedy lawyer guy who selfishly abbonond those poor kids Rexy 🦖 she found him anyway and Eaten him up 😋 LOL it's actually pretty funny and he Deserves it wouldn't you agree?
2:58 T-Rex’s pupil dilates when the light shines in its eye. Pretty cool attention to detail. This whole scene is still terrifying. The absence of a sound track was a genius move.