The James Cameron Jurassic Park Movie We Never Got To See
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- James Cameron almost made Jurassic Park in the 90’s but the story behind what movie that would’ve been isn’t that expansive. The director says that he would’ve made a nastier movie like what he did with Aliens. In this video I go over his work as well as the book, Stan Winston and ILM before speculating on how the film would’ve turned out.
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Arnold probably would have been Muldoon if he was in Jurassic Park.
I would have loved to see him attempt an Afrikaner accent 🤣
Yeah or Roland Tembo
"Clever gurllll."
@@jonmurphy4889 yes, in lost lost world but in Jurassic Park he would have been Muldoon.
@@bodavidson2804 They should give him actual lines in Afrikaans then. :P
I was always wondering how a more horror version of JP would look like, especially from Cameron's perspective
it would be like tremors movies every move become death.
Well, they'd just need to follow the book more closely, because it's literally horror, imo.
It probably would have been more faithful to the novel.
@Jake Folk nobody is saying it isn’t, it is a cinematic masterpiece and my all time favorite film, but while it had a couple horror elements it was more a action/adventure movie than anything. Cameron’s version would have likely been aimed for more of a mature audience with more violence and a darker theme while following the book more closely.
@Jake Folk you do realize that most of his movies use guns are have have strong white men, like his newest movie. And most older movies aren’t scary by today’s standards, especially when considering his movies were more action horror rather than straight horror. It’s up to you on what you want to watch, but you can’t deny that James Cameron is a great director. Hell, name another director that has 3 movies that made over 2 billion
"His name is James, James Cameron
The bravest pioneer
No budget too steep, no sea too deep
Who's that?
It's him, James Cameron
James, James Cameron explorer of the sea
With a dying thirst to be the first
Could it be? Yeah that's him!
James Cameron"
James Cameron doesn't do what James Cameron does for James Cameron. James Cameron does what James Cameron does because he's James Cameron.
“Is he dead”?
I’m glad we got the Jurassic Park we did, as it was a big part of my childhood. If a James Cameron version of the film had been made I would probably have never seen it till I was older.
@Joshua 1992 Yes, though I think Monsterverse Kong is owned by Legendary.
I've seen it in an orchestra! It was all amazing!
@Joshua 1992 Hmm. I did not know Universal Pictures owned "King Kong".
If James Cameron had directed jurassic park it would've been avatar but they're riding dinosaurs instead of ikranns and direhorses🤣
Honestly he probably should have made the lost world or jp3
It would have been interesting to have seen Cameron's take on Jurassic Park I got a feeling his version would have been a little darker in terms of tone.
Spielberg nailed Jurassic park.. the awe and magic blends with horror is something you rarely get. While cameron vision of a darker Jurassic park is what I would love to see one day. I would not change anything thing that Spielberg did, it was my childhood defined.
I like how Cameron calls dinosaurs as stuff for kids, which were real, breathing animals
Meanwhile he’s the one working on a fictional PG-13 sci fi movies
Honestly I'd like to see a more closely adaption of the original novel made into a movie. R rated, all the species from the book, and with updated info we have on those species would be awesome. Back in the 90s sure it wouldn't have made enough money to justify and would've been exceedingly more expensive. But nowadays I feel it would make more than enough money to make sense, the technology has come a long way and it's way more readily available. I know it probably will never happen considering you'd probably have to recast everyone but idk I want a rated r jurassic park movie and I feel a true adaption to the book is probably the only way that happens.
Nice video on what if James Cameron makes a Jurassic movie and Cameron making a Jurassic movie that we’ve never got to see which would’ve been cool and amazing in my opinion and it could be like James Cameron’s style rather than Spielberg’s style in my opinion.
Great work Klayton and keep it up.
@Jurassic Hero, well said and it could be very breathtaking since Prehistoric Planet and the Prologue of Jurassic World Dominion in my opinion.
I’m very curious as to how a Joe Dante and Tim Burton version of these films would’ve turned out.
I would love to see a Tim Burton version of Jurassic Park. I have a feeling it would be off the rails. Although it would probably have Johnny Depp playing Malcolm
Johnny Depp would’ve played a velociraptor.
@@chrisburton339 johnny depp would be the t rex!!
George Clooney with big nipples as Malcolm
Johnny Depp as Grant
Winona Ryder as Ellie
Danny Devito as Nedry
Vincent Price as Muldoon
🤣 Imagine Michael Bay's version. 🦖💥🔥🌪️🌋🎉
If Steven Spielberg missed his window to direct Jurassic park and make cinema history, the very best alternative would have been James Cameron. I can see him really pushing the boundaries of both CGI with ILM and Stan Winston's animatronics to make the scariest T. rexes and Raptors imaginable. I think he would have been more faithful to the book with John Hammond as a greedy businessman for example. It would have even been more expensive than the Spielberg film while being an adults-only experience.
At the same time, the amount of heart Spielberg put into the re-invented John Hammond, heck the rest of the cast are so memorably cast, and the sheer awe and majesty of John Williams' music resulted in a film that hit the audience sweet spot. Those who watched it as kids are now grown ups and have passed on the Spielberg film onto a new generation. It's possible that problems of the post-Spielberg films could have been dodged if Cameron led the franchise in the first place, but for good or for bad the appeal to children seems to have been a bigger component in the longevity of the franchise we realise.
If that dumb@$$ james cameron made Jurassic Park it would be just like that f**king trash avatard alien movies
Last time anyone was this early, the Triassic was over!
I am normally NOT a fan of Reboots, but I definitely would love to see an R rated JP that is true to the book!
Personally. I'd be down for a Jurassic World (or whatever they call the inevitable next trilogy? movie directed by Cameron. A sci fi Jurassic horror film would be awesome.
Yeah! I like horror movies!
Arnold Schwarzenegger in Jurassic Park: "Get to da raptor!"
@Joshua 1992 Stallone wins in arm wrestling and boxing.
Arnold wins in wrestling and if he gets to use heavy artillery.
There's the interviews and comments, Crichton agreed with Spielberg before the novel was even finished. They were working together on, I believe, Westworld while he was writing it.
James Cameron's Spider-Man was not the only Cameron project we couldn't get.
@jurassichero2755 Yes. th-cam.com/video/cb0tAxIn50w/w-d-xo.html
DUDE!! YES!( I was wondering about this for years following the 25th Anniversary of JURASSIC PARK. Speaking of, I finally got the movie on Blu Ray from Amazon.
I just thought to myself, maybe it'd be cool if we got to see a Lost World version from Cameron.. considering how much darker it is than the others 🤔 imagine all that 'Alien horror' ON site B..
Honestly, I respect James Cameron's idea of what Jurassic Park could be if he directed it, but in my personal opinion, as someone who grewed up with Jurassic Park since I was a kid, I am so glad that we got Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park as we did. It definitely made an impact my childhood life. It's an amazing movie that can enjoyed by the whole family/everyone of all ages. It's a timeless movie that new generations of kids can watch and enjoy with their parents which I always love. I think Spielberg totally nailed Jurassic Park, a movie that blends adventure, action, heartwarming, thrill, horror, comedy and sense of wonder perfectly and I do perfer his version being accessible to everyone of all ages. Nice video BTW.
I kinda want to see a similar movie from him. It would be really awesome
I wonder what will happen if James Cameron directed a Jurassic world movie
Apparently, Cameron stated that if he had been the director of *"JURASSIC PARK",* he would've casted his friend Bill Paxton (R.I.P.) as Dr. Ian Malcolm.
Spielberg was definitely the right choice for "Jurassic Park," but I'll admit I'm curious as to how Cameron would've made his take on the story. I could imagine it having a similar to the original novel and the raptor scenes could've had "Terminator" vibes like the latter's climax.
I always wanted to know about this thanks bro 🙏 ❤️ I hope you'll do more dino crisis 🤘🤘
I would still be interested in a more book adaptation of the books from Cameron. It wouldn’t be family friendly and would be more of a horror movie especially the lost world but as someone who read the books I would love to see it follow them more
In a sense, a James Cameron version of Jurassic Park might have felt very similar in tone to something like Dino Crisis?
Got fond memories of that game.
I can envision Arnold more as Muldoon than Grant if I'm being honest. I can envision his Muldoon lifting up a raptor over his head, impaling it on a tree branch or something, then walking away with a smirk on his face quipping _"Stick around!"_
No way. I commented on your Peter Jackson director video about James Cameron taking the reigns for another movie in the Jurassic park franchise, and behold, you posted a video that speaks about a Jurassic Park concept with James Cameron as the director.
Was thinking about this a few days ago. Glad you covered it:)
Hopefully one day
James Cameron could be involved in this series.
Avatar 2 was visually stunning, would like something similar in Jurassic
James Cameron likes to make colorful creatures
One of the issues with the Jurassic movies is most of the dinosaurs are a lifeless grey color
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He could pull it off now that there are also feathered dinosaurs in the movies
Obviously, JP was made by the right guy and Cameron's admission of this is a great reflection on his maturity and character as a film maker. However, it would be super cool to see what Cameron would have done if we could visit the alternate universe where Cameron actually made the film.
I'm glad this never happened, but maybe one day we could get a James Cameron JURASSIC PARK movie.
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊
The Jurassic park we have is a major part of my childhood and I consider it the reason I’m such a nerd today but I can’t help but also love the idea of a more horror centric film
I'd be interested in a James Cameron jurassic park. Like you said it probably would've been more adult with a darker tone, but it does sound cool! Maybe it would've been more faithful to the books.
I now keep imagining Dr. Arnold Grant yelling for everyone to get to the choppa while Rexy and the Big One fight
While James Cameron is A Great director 👏 I can't even imagine anyone else directing Jurassic Park but Steven Spielberg. However I still love Aliens but it worked out the way it was suppose to
Reboot with james cameron please. Need horror and suspense back. Based on the book.
I can actually imagine Sigourney Weaver as Dr Settler . I think it can feet nicely together
Another great video. The hype of Chaos Theory got me going down the rabbit hole of JP videos 👍.
If they ever make some kind of “remake” of Jurassic Park then I’d deffo like to see James Cameron’s version but overall I’m definitely glad the version we got was Spielberg’s. A darker, scarier version of Jurassic for adults sounds awesome though!
Dope.
Interesting video. It would have been cool, but Steven Spielberg was the perfect director to make a kids adventure. Also, Spielberg is a master of chase scenes, cat and mouse choreography, and really cool mise en scene. Spielberg hit a jaw dropping home run with this movie. It’s elite.
Knowing this I might have liked the JW trilogy better if Cameron got to do his take on it since he couldn't do JP. We might have actually got that survival horror element implemented.
A universe where Jurassic Park is directed by James Cameron.
Bernard Hill as John Hammond. As he played Captain Edward Smith in Titanic, which I know came out after, but I just thought it would be cool!
I would love to see a rated R Jurassic park
i mean if he did do jurassic park it in my opinion it would of been cool seeing more blood and gore but i'm still happy with how it turned out (loved the vid btw)
I'm honestly glad they went with Spielberg directing the film
In my opinion, Jurassic Park always worked better as a horror. The Lost World had the best atmosphere out of the series, really portraying the dinosaurs as dangerous. my favorite scene was when Eddie and Kelly were in the High Hide, and they watched the Tyrannosaur parents shaking the trees as they passed under. even from way up there, I still felt the danger of these powerful animals.
If you watch TheDinoFax, you know that you don't have to exaggerate how dangerous a dinosaur was to have a horror movie. they were already very dangerous to begin with. which is why the Jurassic series works best as a horror.
As a horror yes! Of course, horror about dangerous animals, not monsters. Unfortunately, the JW series made these animals more and more monstrous and decided that they could be replaced with imaginary hybrids
Jack "You're gonna have lots of babies, and you're gonna grow old!"
Rose _Gets eaten by a T-Rex_
Jack "Well sh@&!"
Cal "Ha!"
First off, dinosaurs are not just for eight year olds, they should be enjoyed by everyone.
I believe that an 80/90's Cameron would have made a great director for a Jurassic Park movie even if he doesn't believe it himself and honestly, I think his version could have been been made on the same budget or possibly a little cheaper. I say this because before directing, he came from the Art department and because he knows his props, he could have saved money on production using puppets and forced perspectives rather than CGI. But if you could imagine replacing the xenomorphs (Aliens) with the raptors, I would have love to see that carnage. God now I want a R Cameron JP....
Sidebar, I don't think Schwarzenegger would've been Grant, Muldoon yes. Trying to stick as close to the source material as possible, the story would have played out where Muldoon is saving the group and he would've survived. just like the book.
Interesting. I've known James Cameron for the "Terminator" movies (1 and 2), Aliens, True Lies, The Abyss, and Titanic. The idea of a James Cameron directed "Jurassic Park" movie would've been really cool.
I have a feeling 8 yr olds in Jurassic park times were different then 8 yr olds in Jurassic World times. So JP being called a kids movie then was way different then today.
Cameron Jurassic Park?
Interesting
Off topics from the video but based on what James Cameron said about how he would’ve done JP, I feel like he should’ve made the American Godzilla movie that became the 98 film.
His idea for JP almost sounds like it would’ve been more of what audiences wanted from a Godzilla movie at the time while keeping with the artistic liberties.
Having the movie be aliens with Dinos kinda sounds like if G98 was an A+ film and not just average.
It could’ve been like Aliens with the Colonial marines being replaced by the military. Things like the baby-Godzillas being like the drones in aliens. With NYC becoming like the colony from aliens after Godzilla’s landfall, I think that would’ve made for a much better second half of the film.
With James Cameron’s emphasis on science and special effects it would’ve kept the plot more grounded than the final film.
I’m not someone who dislikes G98 but if that movie was more like Aliens it could’ve been a lot better and up there with some of the best Godzilla films
I'm not sure how I would've felt if James Cameron made Jurassic Park, but in the end, I'm so glad that we got the Spielberg version.
If he did made jurassic Park movies we would still probably be waiting for jurassic park 2😅
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I think an early 90s Tim Burton could have also made a really great version of Jurassic Park. He had the right heart for it IMO- he's a big fan of Ray Harryhausen's work, he's repeatedly expressed a sense of empathy for the creatures of cinema, and dinosaurs/pterosaurs make several cameos in his other films. I imagine Burton would have treated the dinosaurs with a sense of love I think a lot of the other listed directors wouldn't have. And while I agree with Cameron that Spielberg was ultimately the best choice, I still would have liked to see the other directors' interpretations too.
Jurassic Park is pretty much a perfect movie. But as someone who read tye books and because James Cameron is my favourite director and I know his style, I'd go out of my way to see a James Cameron version of Jurassic Park. I can say it wouldn't be as successful as Spielberg, but I'd probably like it more than the original JP. And JP is in my top ten favourite films.
Last time I was this early, Cameron didn’t cheat on his wife with one of his movie extras.
I love jp and wouldn't change it for the world even now as an adult, and saw it as a kid when it came out in the cinema, one of my best ever memories, getting the toys at Xmas etc.
But....now as an adult I would also love what your talking about James Cameron doing, maybe he still can do it, I know everyone is sick of remakes of awesome films, but darker much nastier version almost direct from the book would be something I'd love to see, and a second film to go with the second book and that could be it for me. (also the lost world that we have I would never want replaced either, such an epic follow up, which isn't always found nowadays).
Sorry if what I wrote doesn't make sense, my mind goes quicker then my typing and I have loads of thoughts on things.
Thank you for the cool video, I never knew that about Tim Burton either, and Arnie 👍😁
I'm a huge fan of James Cameron and his sci-fi storytelling, but I have to say I'm really pleased that he didn't make JP
The JP we have is core to me from being a child, and its family appeal is undoubtedly what makes JP such a favourite and replayable movie.
It has just the right amount of humour, horror and adventure.
*However* I would very much go for an independent James Cameron/Tim Burton dinosaur movie now.
Will you do a video explaining how the giga wasn’t a real villain in this movie
I love the movie we got - but, having also read the book, I am still longing for a real horror\scary movie with dinosaurs. "Carnosaur 2" is the closest we ever got so far in terms of "Aliens with dinosaurs"...and, while it has that strange charm only STV low-budget flicks from the late-80s\early-90s have, it's far from being an optimal experience.
Jurassic Park: By James Cameron
I can see that 😂
It does upset me a little bit about the stereotype of dinosaurs being a kid's thing. Steven Spielberg was the right choice for Jurassic Park, but I would like to see a dinosaur film or documentary made by James Cameron. Seeing what he created with Avatar and the overall beauty of the world of Pandora, I would love to that same creativity in portraying dinosaurs and the Mesozoic environments.
I'd argue that by the late eighties Spielberg's career was in the doldrums; he'd had a few movies that hadn't done as well - such as 'Always' with Richard Dreyfus, he'd begun to worry his glory days were a part of the eighties and apparently at the time wasn't being offered to direct much.
I find it inspiring that instead he bought the rights to Creightons novel, based solely on the pitch and the popularity of the writer, apparently whilst he was still writing it, and would then direct it himself rather than waiting for the studio to offer him something.
Nice video klayton!👍
I never really watched alot of James Cameron's Aliens but I watched Terminator and Avatar. And I can honestly tell you, a James Cameron Jurassic Park would have not only been scientifically accurate but also very gruesome.
There was also the fact that Spielberg was already working w/ Crichton on E.R. tv show before JP came up for sale.
There is plenty of material to work off of, I
would like a James Cameron Jurassic park trilogy now more than ever.
In my opinion, a dark, R rated version of “Jurassic Park”, directed by James Cameron, would be cool to see.
I could see Arnold Schwarzenegger playing Muldoon in James Cameron’s version of Jurassic Park.
Excellent video Klayton Fioriti
Maybe Jame should remake Carnosaur
I thank the gods that James Cameron never made Jurassic Park. As with his other movies, Cameron would have made a movie that he would have wowed the audience upon its initial release and then sloped off drastically afterwards. Cameron blows audiences away with his visuals while his writing turns every character into a cardboard cutout. Satler would also have been made into the main character with a lot of macho dialogue thrown into the mix.
I'd love to see a re-boot from Cameron now. R Ratings don't really matter as much now days as they did back then. I always felt the whole jurassic park franchise would have been better if it was a little "darker" with a bit more horror mixed in.
I love Arnold and have watched most of James Cameron's movies. As an adult, I would like to see a story more similar to the book, but I'm unsure if there would've been more than 2 movies made. I rank the movies 1 2 4 6 5 3, so maybe that wouldn't be a terrible outcome.
With likely less commercial success it's hard to know what would happen, but T2 was M.
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If the director was him, I think the movie could've been more closer to the original novel. More focused on advantrues and shows more views of the park and the backgrounds.
i am quite satisfied with the original adaptation but i also think now is the right time to make things more scary than it used to be..give it to Peter Jackson or a director like James Cameron who respects the source material
I still think Steve is the best choice for the first film. However, I hope James could direct a Jurassic Film one day.
If James Cameron made Jurassic Park then we'd only be watching Jurassic Park 3 now
Hello Klayton! My name is Jacob and I'm a huge jurassic fan and decided to make a novel that takes place on sorna during hurricane clarissa. The characters are a paleontologist, genetic engineer, and security guard that get caught up in the evacuation and are let stranded with all of the newly released dinosaurs. I was wondering, if you would know, if any of the dinosaurs that were released would have been close to full size or somewhere in the ball park of being sub-adult? The reason I ask this is because it would be nice for the characters to be able to encounter larger specimens and not just juveniles and chicks.
I'm happy with what we got from Spielberg.
That said, if James Cameron was give the keys to the park today and produced/directed a more novel-driven, 3hour long, R-Rated reboot of JP for Universal...I'd shamelessly be the first in line at the theater to see it.
It will never happen, but one can daydream
As glad as I am that we got Spielberg's Jurassic Park and The Lost World, and the sheer influence it had on me as a kid; I would love to see a James Cameron version as an adult film goer. To imagine anything along the lines of the intensity and action of Aliens would be amazing. Plus I have a feeling Cameron would have leaned harder into the man fucking with nature aspect and evil corporatism of John Hammond, much like the novel, and Carter Burke and WY in Aliens. We could have had more gruesome, brutal, and realistic dinosaur attacks that truly capture the ferocity and fear of an actual animal attack.
As someone who really isn't much of a fan of the Jurassic World series, I think it'd have been cool to just see Jurassic Park as a standalone, hard R rated film, that was more in line with the dark subject matter of the novel.
I'm sure Linda Hamilton, Bill Paxton and Michael Biehn would have been in it, also the guy in Terminator, Alien and Pumpkinhead
Biehn would’ve been a good book-faithful Gennaro
I agree that Spielberg was the best director for the job but I would've like to have seen a Styracosaurus, my favorite ceratopsian, in the movie.
John Williams likely wouldn't have done the Score, but instead James Horner.
I would LOVE to see a James Cameron JP movie, & I'd also like to see an R-rated horror spinoff of the Indoraptor, with a little slasher vibe in a mansion set after fallen kingdom.
The original JP is pretty good as it is, but I would love to see at least one of the sequels being made by Cameron!
Imagine if Ridley Scott had adapted the book, Alien level Horror with the Martian level science.. a boy can dream...
Sounds like a cool idea.
I'm just sitting here trying to wrap my head around how a Tim Burton style dinosaur would look ...
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Imagine Wes Anderson!
Will you do a video talking about the new Jurassic Park fan game
Jurassic Park needed to be Spielberg, a sequel with Cameron would be a madman but JP is a beautiful film that captures the feeling of the book perfectly
Man just imagine if the dinosaurs had the faces of the avatars
Oh.
Oh is right just imagine what they look like if James Cameron did end up making Jurassic Park
5:03 That's not Schwarzenegger. That's one of the studio employees that you can see wearing the same clothing in the background of some of the Stan Winston shop footage.
Dude made me an Avatar fan imagine what he'd do with Jurassic Park.
I'm glad we got Spielbergs JP, and I'm sad we didn't get Camerons.
I can’t see anybody else directing, but, I do think James Cameron would have done a fantastic job. James Cameron does well incorporating allegories into his science fiction films. Like how Aliens was an allegory for the Vietnam war and JP’s message about controlling nature and the over reliance on technology would have fit Cameron.