Hammond's action make sense to me. He wanted to prevent Ingen from taking the dinosaurs. The only thing to do was get enough public support to get Ingen to back down and have the island declared a preserve. To do that, he need a team to document, take pictures, and publicize the dinosaurs in their natural environment. The only plothole is that Hammond didn't tell anyone about Ingen except Vince Vaughn's character.
@@jonmercano1138 Can you imagine the displeasure Ian and Alan had on their faces when they first learn about Jurassic World (especially since both of them were stranded with killer dinosaurs twice)?
I always loved when they transition from the woman screaming to Malcolm yawning and the train screeching, it's so callous. Also, I love the raptors sneaking in the grass, and Sarah cracking the glass hanging over the edge. Hate the acrobat bit. Underrated movie though, thanks for reacting to it!
There's a deleted scene where the scene transitions from the woman screaming to an Ingen board member yawning during a board meeting. There's a deleted scene of the Ingen board going over the lawsuits that they've faced from the incident in the first movie and the recent incident with the girl and the compys. And it's also where we were supposed to be introduced to Peter Ludlow for the first time.
Yeah it seems like they were trying to recreate the "hacking" moment in the first one where the girl is referred to being a hacker early in the film with the payoff as she gets the park systems online. But it just didn't hit right in this.
Yeah, he does so much for people who he really doesn't owe anything to. Even if he did manage to shoot the one T-Rex he wouldn't have had a second shot for the other one. The only extra thing he could have done that he didn't stab one in the eye as it was biting him in half. The stories of warriors dying on their feet is about the only thing more badass I can think of then Eddie.
@@LilSpookyyy Personally, I wouldn't have thought that car had a chance in hell of pulling that huge camper back over the cliff so the best option would have been to wrap it around a tree then try to manually pull the people back up. Objectively the car noises were probably what brought the T-rex's back to check out what the noise was all about so I may not have had that issue to begin with. But yeah, if I was surround by two T-rex I would have turned off the windshield wipers, car, and been very still/quiet however the reason he was making that much noise was because without doing that the car was being dragged over the cliff slowly. Either way the first thing on my mind after turning every off would have been to grab the gun and kill at least one of them. I would have still slowly began being dragged off the cliff again so the other would still know where I was but I probably would have abandoned the vehicle and tried to lose the T-rex one way or another. After that returned to the girl in the tree house and did what I could to get both of us off the island. I don't mind doing something dangerous to help people out but when it becomes a certainty that I'd die I would walk/run away. I can't think of many things that feel like certain death more than being sandwiched between to two T-rex.
Hammond did learn his lesson in the first one. in this movie he wasnt trying to reopen a park but wanted to know why the animals were still alive when they shouldve died within a few weeks because of the Lysien deficiency. He was sending a few people to collect photographs and evidence of the dinos flourishing so he could get the island listed as a Nature preserve. His nephew or grandson was the one who wanted to reopen a park in San Diego behind Hammonds back. Enjoyed the reaction by the way
While JP is definitely a better movie than TLW. This one definitely ups the ante across the board. More action, more dinos. More deaths. It’s a really great movie imo.
Amen brotha. The Lost World deserves better, tbh. It's seriously an underrated gem of the entire franchise! Too many look down on it and I've always been like: Why tho?
I find it so odd when you guys look like you're having a great time all the way through then go "yeah it was ok". Boston was the MVP of this video though.
The Lost World's setting, Isla Sorna is actually translated to Sarcastic Island It is also seen in Jurassic Park 3 and might even be re-explored in Dominion.
The look on Holdens face when Eddie gets ripped in half by the T-Rexs, and then Jen Procedes to ask, "Is he Dead"!!!! This scene is pretty impactful, as other than another death which I will not disclose from Jurassic World, this is the most brutal death in the whole series, and it happens to a good guy. In the other movies, most of the deaths happen to people that are awful or did something to deserve it, and Eddie was just trying to help. This is a top tier scene in a great movie. Also, Roland Tembo is the only Hunter to not get killed in these movies. Muldoon dies in Jurassic Park, and then others die later on.
Part of the issue with Hammond’s motivation here is the adaptation from the book. In the first book, he is an absolutely terrible person, he doesn’t seem to care nearly as much about the well-being of his grandchildren (he brought them along to prove the viability of the park as a children’s attraction to the lawyer, who incidentally was a much more admirable character), he only seems frustrated that everything in the park is falling apart during his demonstration, and he ends up dying (the little chicken dinos get him.) The books are DARK. Like, keep-you-up-at-night dark.
I didn't find JP to be "keep you up at night" scary, but it was certainly much darker than the movie version. The second book was written bc Spielberg forced Crichton to write a second book so he could make a second movie, so I never bothered reading it.
Yeah John Hammond is a complete Arse Hole in the Book who hates his Grandchildren by the end of the book he is killed by the Compies after breaking his leg falling down a hill
Honestly, this is such an underrated sequel. It is only hated because the first one is near perfect, but this is good. A lot more scary than the first one, at least.
It really doesn't deserve the hate at all. It's by far the best sequel. The only thing that I think was bad about it, was there was pretty much no transition between the island and San Diego and the San Diego stuff was horribly rushed. And sloppy. The first one is my favorite film and I would obviously give it a 10 but the second one up until San Diego I think was a nine. They gave you more dinosaur action, phenomenal practical effects again and great cgi, Roland was probably the best character in the entire franchise in my opinion, Nick was obnoxious and Sarah made stupid decisions but aside from that I think it was a fucking phenomenal sequel but the San Diego stuff really brought down the quality. Don't get me wrong I still love the San Diego stuff as a fan of the films and the t-rex, but as an adult I can acknowledge that it really hurt the film. Had they taken an extra 15 minutes or so to properly transition and had not rushed everything in San diego, and not thrown in some silly shit like the guy getting eaten by the T-Rex making Goofy sounds, the Japanese people, and just cleaned up some stuff I think it would have been a perfect sequel. But aside from the third movie which I will probably never watch again I think the sequels are exactly what they should be. I preferred following Kingdom to Jurassic world and I acknowledge that both those films have issues but for the 4th and fifth entry in a franchise, I thought they were extremely entertaining. But this was definitely the best. And the third one was in abortion of epic level and by far the worst in the franchise.
well the first one was more of a horror type of sci-fi, from this one going forward they are getting more and more adventure sci-fi and finally with the latest ones action sci-fi. This one has still many scenes that could put it in the thriller genre, but kind of like what Jen said - you start expecting it to go wrong and them make all the wrong decisions, which removes the thrill factor almost in its entirety in the World movies...
@@benbornhorn1876 I dunno, nothing in it infused me with the sense of horror anytime I watched it. It's more thrilling than the previous one, sure, but suspense ain't horror.
There are several deleted scenes that were filmed but cut from the movie: Peter Ludlow, Hammond's nephew, has his own uncle fired from InGen rather than spend most of his life in prison for criminal and safety negligence. Roland Tembo is introduced to us, as him and his friend, Ajay meet up in a bar in Kenya, where he beats the crap out of a rude tourist. Ajay tries to convince Roland to go in this expedition. Roland says, "Ajay go up to my ranch, take a look around the trophy room and you tell me what kind of quarry you think could possibly be of any interest to me?"
Honestly The Lost World is still my favorite sequel in the franchise. After this the writing quality takes a steep nose dive and never recovers. The rest are fine as popcorn flicks and nothing more There’s nothing inherently wrong with that, I just sometimes wish there was more. None of the characters after this movie have anything memorable in their personality, it’s just dinosaurs and destruction. Again I should state there’s nothing wrong with that… I just wish there was more Fun fact: Jurassic Park 3 had its script thrown out 6 weeks before filming. Watching it with that knowledge put a lot of the horrendous writing make a lot more sense… doesn’t excuse it though. It’s still bad
I love JP2 honestly it's probably my favorite. Goldbloom as the main character, Peter Stormare is in it with the lil dinos, he's the best side character actor, the Raptor grass scene and the TRex waterfall, and double TRex stuff with the bus at the end, all so nostalgic and amazingly fun stuff. I love this movie. The book was really good too.
I completely forget the double trex bus stuff isn't at the end! THE WHOLE MAINLAND STUFF IS GREAT completely forgot about that. The dude who pushes on a pull door and gets trexed scared me as a kid.
@@joshhunt4146 I specially love the part how the girl hides in the boat for the 5 days of travel it takes to go down to Costa Rica by ship. Or how the T-Rex ate everyone on the boat, but locked herself back in the cargo bay. An excellent film indeed
Welcome to the sequel to Jurassic Park starring Jeff Goldblum as Dr. Malcolm takes center stage this time around with his girlfriend played by Julianne Moore.
Fun Fact: The Fancy RV used in the film still exists. Two were made. The one used for external shots is currently at Universal Studios Hollywood, the second one was discovered rotting away in someone's backyard. The second one was the one used for filming the interiors. A TH-camr bought it with the intention of restoring the RV, but his life goals changed and ended up having to sell the RV.
I love that video series, it was a shame he had to sell it as he was doing some good work to it. I love the very first video when he was trying to get it out of the backyard. Glad you commented about this.
I always thought this was a fair sequel compared to the first one. Definitely better than what we got in 3. Vince Vaughn and Richard Schiff - who knew they could be action stars! 🤷♂️
The gymnastics-based raptor kick was cheesy in a bad way. But otherwise, I loved this movie. It feels like a natural extension, raising the stakes believably in every way. The scene where the trailers go off the cliff is so tense, and the T-Rex in the city is popcorn movie goodness at its best!
There was a lot of fun to be had in this one, but the story wasn't as tight. And the third act back stateside can't help but feel a bit disjointed from the rest.
The guy eaten during the San Diego rampage is screenwriter David Koepp as an apology to fans of Michael Crichton's novels for altering them so much. I also like the phony movies at the Blockbuster; Arnold Schwarzenegger in William Shakespeare's King Lear (a reference to Animaniacs) and Robin Williams in Jack and the Behnstacks. This was actually Vince Vaughn's film debut. In the original novel it was InGen rival BioSyn that sent the team to Site B since Nedry failed to get Dodson the embryos. Supposedly BioSyn is making a return in the final movie along with Dodson (recast since the original actor is in prison for... messed up stuff) It was changed to a internal coup instead since the endings of the original Jurassic Park book and film are so different. The Lost World novel was an homage to/based on the novel of the same name by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, with 2 groups of humans discovering an island full of dinosaurs; 1 documenting them for science and the other collecting them for amusement parks. Crichton's novel ends with Malcom and Co. leaving the island knowing the dinosaurs are doomed due to a prion-based brain disease (think scrapie or Mad Cow) that broke out before InGen left.
I think this movie is EXTREMELY underrated, and while not as good as the first, is definitely up there. Your point about Hammond, although I understand, I think that it's completely realistic considering Hammond's character. Remember, he thought it was a good idea to bring dinos back to life in the first place. His entire character is that he spares no expense and doesn't really think things through. That's the point, this was inevitable and believable, it's consistent with his character. The point of the humans (not all) in these movies is that they don't know when to stop and think. In this movie he (Hammond) states how the company; InGen, fired him as CEO and Hammond had to use his influence and checkbook to make this team. Character traits are not inherent problems with a film. That's who the characters are. That doesn't mean they can't develop at all, but there has to be some consistency with their traits. The movie (characters) itself calls out John Hammond for his actions. When he says he's not making the same mistakes, Ian says "You're making all new ones." Also the team wanted to stay on the outskirts because they believed it to be safe from Carnivores. That was until InGen came to the island and mucked things up by taking a baby T-Rex which they didn't realize until much later. They parked on a cliff (not all the way to the edge) and believed it was safe, which it was until InGen ruined things. Also John Hammond is still sticking to what he learned. He wants to gather info on the dinos and convince the public that these dinos should remain out of our reach. He's fighting against the company that he once owned, and trying to make it so InGen doesn't interfere the way he did before, he tried convincing the board not to try and make another park like the last time. He was down to one team to rely on. That seems like pretty solid motivation and consistent with what he learned in the last movie. Also your point about the raptors not killing them immediately was a little flimsy to me. What you said could also apply to the ending of Jurassic Park. The raptors surround and decide to stalk them instead of immediately killing them. That's what raptors do (in these movies) they stalk their prey, and also, they are animals. Raptors are intelligent, but not as intelligent as humans, they are still animals. Other than that, pretty solid reaction.
The Paleontologist who was eaten by the T-Rex was actually supposed to resemble or pay homage to Robert Bakker who actually was named dropped in the first Jurassic Park movie by Tim when he was comparing Grants book go Bakkers!
The most amazing nostalgic scene in this film was when the T-Rex was causing havoc in the streets, there’s one shot when he roars, & behind him there’s a Chevron showing $1.15 for unleaded. 😏
It didn't show in the film, but there was a deleted scene that has never shown up beyond some pictures, where Peter Ludlow drunkenly steps on the T-Rex's leg breaking it. And they left it there because a car exploded and almost hit them in a tree and their camp was obviously overrun so they ran off to figure out what was going on. And when you ask what was he, he being nick, supposed to do about the T-Rex, the best thing to do would have been to euthanize it. It's sad and it sucks but the good guys main reason why so many people died both on the island and in San diego. Yes going to the island was stupid and yes bringing the dinosaurs back was stupid. But they weren't bad guys. The company was trying to save themselves and it was a bad idea but they weren't like evil people. They easily could have made this film where the good guys were the bad guys. Nick sabotaging everything caused many deaths. When you ask how does it still have power in the operations building, they stated earlier in the film that it's run on geothermal power.. it doesn't need replenishing. When you asked if Carter could have survived being stepped on because it was muddy,, a full grown female tyrannosaur like the one that stepped on him, likely weighed somewhere between 11,000 and 16,000 pounds. She wasn't as big as the Rex from the first movie so let's just say she was around 13,000 lb. Even with mud, he's dead. No fucking chance he surviving that haha They also did not use the same animatronic from the first one. They built both the male and the female full size animatronics. And instead of bringing them to location, which would have proved difficult, they built the set around them. They did however reuse one of the animatronics, repainted, for the T-Rex animatronic in the third film. Without spoiling anything, people will frequently try to say that the T-Rex in the third film was not an adult but they would be wrong. Because the animatronic was the full size adult from this film and the script even says full grown bull rex
Jeff Goldblum far and away is one of my favorite actors ever. He, alongside Nicholas Cage were once eyed for the role of Scarecrow in the canceled project "Batman Unchained" (1999), where he would've teamed up with Harley Quinn, (Courtney Love or Madonna) Joker's long lost daughter and toy maker to beat Batman.
I read the book first. I was gutted that the best, most suspenseful parts of the story, the motorcycle chase and the chameleon dinosaurs, were nowhere to be found in the movie 🤦♀️🙄😝
This movie scared me as a kid when the T-Rex comes to suburbia. I was afraid one was going to smash thru my window and eat me😂 also those little Piranha dinos were terrifying too
Movie tidbit! (Comment of the day? Lol) The random glasses guy that got eaten by the Trex in San Diego, was the screenwriter of the first 2 movies! And he is credited as Unlucky Bastard.
John Hammond wants this Island to become a Wildlife preserve free from any Human contact and sends a group to the Island to observe and catalog the Dino's and their behavior, John Hammond's Nephew Fires Hammond from his own company and takes over sending the second team as he wants to open Jurassic Park San Diego against his uncles wishes. The Island is then made a quarantine Area to prevent human Involvement
17:39 Now hold up a second Holden. As you may know, plenty of people don't make it back from Everest alive each year and generally speaking the bodies are not recoverable. Now I'm not saying it would be the perfect crime or anything but... if and when Jen hits you with the "What happened to Boston?" you can confidently reply with the patented "Who's to say?".
Velociraptors killed the crew onboard the ship, after they snuck into the ship, then ripped the crew to pieces until the Rex wakes up and kills everyone.
The T Rex did in fact smash his head into the boys room, sniffed him and his parents, then walks away. The only known evidence of this scene are still photos.
Other deleted scenes: Nick and Sarah sneak into the hunter camp and sabotage all their vehicles. Roland uses the Baby Rex as bait to lure the parents out into the open, until Ludlow trips and breaks the baby's leg by accident. Kelly wonders If Malcolm and Sarah should get married. Extended jungle trek where Roland and Ajay find more footprints leading to the Rex nest. Ajay fights off a Velociraptor with a knife but gets killed during the long grass scene. Alternate ending: Malcolm and the others try to escape in a helicopter, but a Pteranodon attacks the chopper until Malcolm shoots the pterosaur with a flare gun, then they fly off Alternate ending 2: Malcolm and the others escape from the Island by using a hangglider in their backpacks, where the raptors chasing them fall off the cliff to their deaths. Pteranodons start to attack them, but they fight off the flying menace and make it to safety.
9:56 - Fun fact, this is actually how Grant looks in the book. The intro with the little girl is also from the books - one of the incidents that called for an internal investigation about the safety of the park by the investors.
So, they brought the baby over by helicopter before the ship showed up. How did the adult male T-Rex break out of it's containment, climb up the small stair case into the helm and eat a guy inside without destroying anything? And then it just willingly went back into the cargo hold and allowed the lid to close? Likewise, how did the guy closing the cargo hold's lid die if the T-Rex was back inside the cargo hold? The whole "The T-Rex ate everyone on the ship" thing always bothered me. None of the logistics makes any sense.
Exactly, I wondered the same! All I can think of is did a veloceraptor or two unknowingly stow away on the ship and then attacked everyone and in the chaos of the ship crashing somehow jumped ship so to speak, but obviously this is just me making this up to justify how this all could of occurred, but definitely a fail in the plot line for sure!
"Don't run into the tall grass! DON'T RUN INTO THE TALL GRASS!!!" < Proceeds to run into the tall grass> 🥴 I actually just watched this last week. While rewatching the scene with Sarah while she's hanging off the roof with the raptor, she falls to the "ground".... rolls through a window, lands on a table and falls down another level, then threw another window, and edit ends with her back on her feet with everyone. I know it's nitpicking, but she either enter and exited a black hole....or there's another scene we never got that the editors cut together to make this one. Anyways, I liked this movie but I always felt like it was missing something, maybe because the other 2 main characters(Alan Grant/Ellie Satler) from the first movie weren't in it. Feel the same about Jurassic Park 3 because of the lack of Jeff Goldblum. Which is why I'm pretty excited about this next movie. Bringing back all 3 main characters while also bringing Chris Pratt /Bryce Dallas Howard from Jurassic World. My biggest concern is where will they be able to go after this? I guess I'll have to wait til it comes out and go from there.
Also there's a line I find interesting. John says "I'm not making the same old mistakes again." Jeff Goldbum says "No, you're making all new ones." And then he asks who the people are that John sent to this "new" Island.
I love Boston throughout the whole movie lol I know it has nothing to do with the film but I’m a dog guy and I would just be snuggling Boston the whole time ❤️ be aside from that I love your reactions. Truly wholesome content
im so happy to see you guys watching these movies, they were my childhood! the lost world is my favourite one but i still really enjoy all the others, hope you guys enjoy the other ones
I think people often misunderstand Hammond in this movie. He isn't trying to make another theme park. The animals on this island were already alive when the first movie happened, and were just let free to live wild. And he is just sending people there to observe and document the animals. So I would say he has learned the lesson from the first movie, and isn't trying to control nature anymore. Unfortunately his lawyer nephew hasn't learned that lesson.
People like to ignore this monologue: "There are those in the company that want to exploit site B, you know, to bail us out. They've been planning it for years, and I have been able to stop them, up until now. But, a few weeks ago, a british family on a yacht cruise stumbled across the island, and their wee girl was injured. Oh she's fine, but uh, the board has used the incident to take control of InGen from me. And now it's only a matter of time until this lost world is found and pillaged. Public opinion is the one thing I can use to preserve it, but in order to rally that kind of support I need a complete photo record of those animals alive, and in their natural habitat."
Compsognathus, 2 ft tall, 3 ft long. Parasaurolophus, 12 ft tall, 25 ft long. Mamenchisaurus, 40 ft tall, 90 ft long. Tyrannosaurus Rex: Male, 13 ft tall, 45 ft long. Tyrannosaurus Rex: Female, 15 ft tall, 45 ft long. Tyrannosaurus Rex: Baby, 3 ft tall, 5-6 ft long. Stegosaurus, 15 ft tall, 30 ft long. Triceratops 10 ft tall, 30 ft long. Pachycephalosaurus, 5 ft tall, 10 ft tall. Velociraptor, 5 ft tall, 13 ft long.
The guy that gets eaten by the T-Rex while he tries and flee from it pushes a pull door. He's credit name is Unlucky Bastard. He's David Koepp whom wrote the 2 first JP movies, he also wrote Spider Man from 2002, the first Mission Impossible and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
Ahhh...Nick Van Owen, the greatest and most terrible human villain the franchise ever gave us...until the other sequels. Seriously, this guy, single handly caused so many unnecessary deaths and problems with his actions. And he gets away scout free lol. Its crazy.
You trying to compete with VFX artists react? lol late post, but I’m watching both :) And it does my heart good to hear Jenn reference other franchises xD “I can’t watch this … where’s John Wick?” 10:20
I'm well aware of the criticisms of the gymnastics scene and the Rex's San Diego romp, but a case can be made for both. Not only is the former a meaningful step forward for Kelly after she's cut from the team, but it's also an inspirational beat for any young female Jurassic fan who was eager to see a young girl step up and kick some butt. And when it comes to the Rex making it to the mainland, it's a franchise necessity. Truly! That's the moment that signals to the world that these dinosaurs can't just be cut off and forgotten. They share this planet with us now, there are many individuals eager to exploit them and should we cross paths again in an uncontained setting, this is a preview of what it might look like. And now, sure enough, despite that warning, we're likely going to see how that plays out on a much larger scale in Dominion - and it's The Lost World that teed that up.
Most of the trash talk about The Lost World comes from people's memories of the four years between TLW and JPIII when there were only two JP movies period and which they only had TLW to compare to JP. But yeah, with all six movies now; it's no question TLW is the second best of the franchise . . .
The original Jurassic Park is a gold standard that is just a great stand-alone film. But I've enjoyed all the sequels. The Lost World is very flawed. It sets up many characters and relationships ( Ian and his daughter, Ian and his girlfriend, Rolland and RJ's friendship, Nick being an Earth First, Eddy being the MVP) that don't really get resolved or go anywhere. Once the sh!t hits the fan the dinosaurs take center stage and the characters just become potential prey. But the dinosaur scenes are so good that it's almost forgivable that the story derails. However, I do recommend looking up the deleted scene with Rolland and RJ. It's SOOOOOOOOOOOOO good and I think adds a lot to their particular characters.
I'm not seeing it in the comments so I'm going to say it. Dieter Stark or the guy that is killed by the Compies got Hammond's death in the first Jurassic Park Book. Hammond, frightened by a recording of a T. Rex scream falls down a hill and breaks his foot. Compies come and attack the down old man and notices the venom that they have. The venom of the compies have exude paralysis in the victim and is the reason why Dieter kept falling down over and over. It also invokes hallucinations in the victim and gives you a blissful feeling as they are eating the victim. Just so you know, Hammond is not a good man in the books and is more of a typical evil businessman type that actually hates his grandchildren. Richard Attenborough did such a good job making Hammond likeable, that it didn't test well when he died. Another fun fact, both Ray Arnold's (Samuel L. Jackson) and Arjay's (Harvey Jason) deaths were supposed to be filmed but storms destroyed the equipment before it could be filmed, resulting in off screen deaths.
A lot of these criticisms seem unfair. Of course the "family" dynamic stopped being developed; they were being chased by dinosaurs! It seems like that was the point. And you clearly ignored John Hammond's reason for going back to the island, which is odd bc it's staring you in the face for a lot of the movie with the small, low impact "observation" team vs Ingen's massive "try to take over the island and turn it into a zoo" team. And I think a big part of T-Rex being scary in the first movie was that he was lurking in the shadows of human-made constructions. Those don't exist on this island. This is T-Rex territory, so why hide? Plus the T-Rex's "motivations" were different. Humans came in and kidnapped their kid, so they went to get the baby back, and show them who runs the island. I wasn't really aware that people didn't like this movie, but if these are the common criticisms, I'm not surprised. It's not as good as the first, but it's still very entertaining imo
When I was a kid and saw the T-Rex walking through the backyard and looking in on the kid, I had nightmares afterward. It was a mix between walking up and peaking through the blinds of my window to see the massive T-Rex eye staring at me.
Fun fact: the name of the ship with the Rex is the SS Venture. The same name of the ship from the original 1933 King Kong. A nice bit of homage as all special effects, both practical and cgi, use the same methods that Kong effects wizard Willis O’Brien created for his stop motion effects nearly 100 years ago
The Real star of the channel is Boston, she is adorable and just loving the camera 😂😂😂😂 and OMG 16:47 is by far the Most Perfect shot ever lmfao I was dying I couldn’t breathe from laughing so much
I love the explanation from the books for the unusually aggressive and bloodthirsty nature of the Raptors.. being highly intelligent pack animals having been grown in a Lab and without social interaction they totally lacked the social skills their parents would have taught them, they were effectively just feral cats operating solely on instinct.
Yep! And then in Jurassic World they train them and socialize with them, and actually kind of "tame" them (like you would a big cat or a bear). It makes sense.
CLUE!!!!! Unless you've seen it before, I want to see your reaction to CLUE! Tim Curry at his finest, plus a star-studded cast that not only is a fabulous movie in it's own right, but in my opinion is also the only board game/movie adaptation that isn't horrible.
In my opinion Vince Vaughan's Nick is the true villain of the film he sabotaged so many things that lead to a lot of deaths. Taking the Baby T-Rex, released all the Dinosaurs in camps, took the actual bullets from the one guy that possibly could've saved all of them. 🙄🙄
I love Roland Tembo as a character. He's a hunter and wants adventure out of life. He's not a bad guy. Most people aren't black and white, but shades of gray. And when he loses his friend Ajay, he's done. There's a great deleted scene where he fights some guys in Africa that disrespect a woman, showing his character. Glad you're watching all these - hope you watch the little short "Battle at Big Rock" and Camp Cretaceous, now up to 4 seasons.
I still enjoy the movie after all these years- but some of film doesn’t hold up under continual viewings lol Just a couple that come to mind: 1. Sarah still carrying around her jacket covered in the infant’s blood is like wth are you doing? lol especially when she makes that note of the Rex’s ability to track prey for miles 2. No way a teenager kicks an animal that weighed minimum prolly close to 600 lbs out a window. She’d shatter her legs lol
you should check out the episode of "the movies that made us" about Jurasic Park. It shows they handled the conflicting techniques of practical v. CGI effects for the dinos.
it was confirmed that Sarah Harding is the daughter of dr. Gerry Harding the guy who's working with the sick Triceratops in the first Jurassic Park, also Sarah Harding has a half-sister Jessica Harding who was in The Telltale Jurassic Park the game
If your idiot dog is anything like my idiot dog when it comes to pills, wrapping it in cheese or shoving it inside a piece of meat _sort of_ worked, but she would often find a way to eat around it and spit the pill out. I found "Pill Pockets" made by the company that makes Greenies for cleaning your dog's teeth and helping with bad breath. It's basically a small, super malleable treat that's open on one end and has a hollow center so you can slide the pill inside and pinch it closed around the outside so it won't go anywhere. It's fully encapsulated in a treat that's flavored like whatever your dog *will* eat; chicken, hickory, peanut butter, cheese, and looking now, it seems to be $8 for a pack of 30. I'm not shilling, I just have a 12 year old dog that acts like a puppy and doesn't make anything simple. I have to find ways to cheat most things with her, like boots that would fit her chicken bone legs that she couldn't shake out of, I found a type of leggings that are all connected and wrap around her back since she hates wearing any clothes but also can't tolerate standing in snow, I had to find something that she couldn't shake herself out of no matter how much she wanted to. Because she's an idiot.
This is my favorite 1. Although I saw the first at the drive in scared the shit out of me, I just like Malcolm as a character and Jeff’s portrayal of him is golden all the way through.
All of these are so good. I do think they are a bit too Hollywood sometimes, as movies are apt to be though. Like legit irl, there is nothing that has or currently walked the earth that will shrug off rounds from a high caliber rifle. Rich white guys hunt rhinos/elephants/tigers for sport, (and of course some die) and dinosaurs wouldn’t really be much different. We get a lot of stormtrooper vibes here when in reality it’s not too difficult to hit something that large with some training and proper equipment.
Can you react New mutants, Spider man no way with Matt Sam Spider man trilogy with Matt . You are a good TH-cam channel and your girlfriend reaction videos are good .
Sarah's supposed to be a wildlife expert and she doesn't know not to get between a baby Stego and it's mother? Then walks through the jungle wearing a jacket soaked in the baby T-rex's blood?
Jen had it right, they decided on the edge of the cliff as it was away from any of the big bad dinosaurs territory and not close to a trail the other dinosaurs were using on the island. That is what I remember from the novel.
I little saw Jurassic park 2 and it is a good movie Jeff gives a good performance, i will give 7 . It's the same child actress thar or played John grandchildren
Honestly I do think this movie is a forgotten treasure. I’ll admit when I do Jurassic marathons I always question if I should watch this with it cus for whatever reason I always forget it but when I watch it I remember just how much I enjoy it. Can’t wait for the new movie and can’t wait to hear y’all’s thoughts on the rest of the films! Always my favorite channel for movie reactions! ❤️
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Hammond's action make sense to me. He wanted to prevent Ingen from taking the dinosaurs. The only thing to do was get enough public support to get Ingen to back down and have the island declared a preserve. To do that, he need a team to document, take pictures, and publicize the dinosaurs in their natural environment. The only plothole is that Hammond didn't tell anyone about Ingen except Vince Vaughn's character.
Yeah, he wasn't trying to recreate the park, or anything.
Funny how all those desires to leave the dinosaurs alone were forgotten by the time Jurassic World (the park) was built.
@@jonmercano1138 Can you imagine the displeasure Ian and Alan had on their faces when they first learn about Jurassic World (especially since both of them were stranded with killer dinosaurs twice)?
@@sparkshark789 built by a different person who bought the company after Jon Hammond's Death 22 years later
You'd be surprised how many people didn't get that. I was a 16 in 1997 and still got it. I be like were you even listening to anything he said.
Am I the only one shocked that Holden said "nine inches of solid bone" and somehow managed to not have his full name yelled at him shortly after?
I can't believe she missed that 😂
I always loved when they transition from the woman screaming to Malcolm yawning and the train screeching, it's so callous. Also, I love the raptors sneaking in the grass, and Sarah cracking the glass hanging over the edge. Hate the acrobat bit. Underrated movie though, thanks for reacting to it!
There's a deleted scene where the scene transitions from the woman screaming to an Ingen board member yawning during a board meeting. There's a deleted scene of the Ingen board going over the lawsuits that they've faced from the incident in the first movie and the recent incident with the girl and the compys. And it's also where we were supposed to be introduced to Peter Ludlow for the first time.
I agree on all points. Ugh. That gymnastics junk was something else.
I grew up on these movies. that transition is one of my core memories. XD
Yeah it seems like they were trying to recreate the "hacking" moment in the first one where the girl is referred to being a hacker early in the film with the payoff as she gets the park systems online. But it just didn't hit right in this.
They really did a GREAT job about making you hate seeing Eddie die. True heroes never die. You live on in our hearts Eddie. A true legend.
Yeah, he does so much for people who he really doesn't owe anything to. Even if he did manage to shoot the one T-Rex he wouldn't have had a second shot for the other one. The only extra thing he could have done that he didn't stab one in the eye as it was biting him in half.
The stories of warriors dying on their feet is about the only thing more badass I can think of then Eddie.
@@parker469a what do you think you would have done in his situation? Let those people die or dip straight outta there with the car when the rexes came
@@LilSpookyyy Personally, I wouldn't have thought that car had a chance in hell of pulling that huge camper back over the cliff so the best option would have been to wrap it around a tree then try to manually pull the people back up. Objectively the car noises were probably what brought the T-rex's back to check out what the noise was all about so I may not have had that issue to begin with.
But yeah, if I was surround by two T-rex I would have turned off the windshield wipers, car, and been very still/quiet however the reason he was making that much noise was because without doing that the car was being dragged over the cliff slowly. Either way the first thing on my mind after turning every off would have been to grab the gun and kill at least one of them. I would have still slowly began being dragged off the cliff again so the other would still know where I was but I probably would have abandoned the vehicle and tried to lose the T-rex one way or another. After that returned to the girl in the tree house and did what I could to get both of us off the island.
I don't mind doing something dangerous to help people out but when it becomes a certainty that I'd die I would walk/run away.
I can't think of many things that feel like certain death more than being sandwiched between to two T-rex.
He died because of Nick
Hammond did learn his lesson in the first one. in this movie he wasnt trying to reopen a park but wanted to know why the animals were still alive when they shouldve died within a few weeks because of the Lysien deficiency. He was sending a few people to collect photographs and evidence of the dinos flourishing so he could get the island listed as a Nature preserve. His nephew or grandson was the one who wanted to reopen a park in San Diego behind Hammonds back.
Enjoyed the reaction by the way
A lot of reactors let me down when they don’t thoroughly pay attention to what’s being said I’m on screen.
I just can't with Boston, she's the most human looking dog I've seen 😂
Prior to Godzilla 1998, this was the closest America got to seeing a monster rampaging through a city.
Hopefully you keep the Spielberg movies coming, Indiana Jones is finally getting close on the vote.
I can't wait for Jen's reaction to "Alan!" 😂
*A* *L* *A* *N*
The most unnecessary scene in Jurassic history.
I heard that in my head.
Still listening that to this day 😂 😂 😂
Urgh that. I nearly always forget that's coming THEN and it gives me the creeps when it does!
While JP is definitely a better movie than TLW. This one definitely ups the ante across the board. More action, more dinos. More deaths. It’s a really great movie imo.
Yup
Amen brotha. The Lost World deserves better, tbh. It's seriously an underrated gem of the entire franchise! Too many look down on it and I've always been like: Why tho?
I find it so odd when you guys look like you're having a great time all the way through then go "yeah it was ok".
Boston was the MVP of this video though.
I know right lol it must’ve been too much of a good thing for them
Holden: “I drink a lot of liquids”
I’d be more impressed if you *drank* a lot of solids.
I love Boston's facial expressions whenever you zoom in on him and he's just like looking back or something hahahahaha
The Lost World's setting, Isla Sorna is actually translated to Sarcastic Island
It is also seen in Jurassic Park 3 and might even be re-explored in Dominion.
I don’t understand why we can’t see the other 3 of the 5 deaths. Just the same 2
Sorna can also be translated as irony.
@@nicolasleonhart5893 so in this case, Holden, it's Irony Island, or Island of Sarcasm.
The look on Holdens face when Eddie gets ripped in half by the T-Rexs, and then Jen Procedes to ask, "Is he Dead"!!!! This scene is pretty impactful, as other than another death which I will not disclose from Jurassic World, this is the most brutal death in the whole series, and it happens to a good guy. In the other movies, most of the deaths happen to people that are awful or did something to deserve it, and Eddie was just trying to help. This is a top tier scene in a great movie.
Also, Roland Tembo is the only Hunter to not get killed in these movies. Muldoon dies in Jurassic Park, and then others die later on.
I can’t stop watching your puppy-dogs reacts 😂
Part of the issue with Hammond’s motivation here is the adaptation from the book. In the first book, he is an absolutely terrible person, he doesn’t seem to care nearly as much about the well-being of his grandchildren (he brought them along to prove the viability of the park as a children’s attraction to the lawyer, who incidentally was a much more admirable character), he only seems frustrated that everything in the park is falling apart during his demonstration, and he ends up dying (the little chicken dinos get him.) The books are DARK. Like, keep-you-up-at-night dark.
I didn't find JP to be "keep you up at night" scary, but it was certainly much darker than the movie version. The second book was written bc Spielberg forced Crichton to write a second book so he could make a second movie, so I never bothered reading it.
Yeah John Hammond is a complete Arse Hole in the Book who hates his Grandchildren by the end of the book he is killed by the Compies after breaking his leg falling down a hill
Yes finally we continue with more jurassic park you guys will love these movies. Can wait for more reactions to JP3 and JW
Me too
@@MrLynamYT I will be excited when the watch Jurassic Park 3
Honestly, this is such an underrated sequel. It is only hated because the first one is near perfect, but this is good. A lot more scary than the first one, at least.
I know this movie got a lot of hate, but I really enjoyed it tbh
It really doesn't deserve the hate at all. It's by far the best sequel. The only thing that I think was bad about it, was there was pretty much no transition between the island and San Diego and the San Diego stuff was horribly rushed. And sloppy. The first one is my favorite film and I would obviously give it a 10 but the second one up until San Diego I think was a nine. They gave you more dinosaur action, phenomenal practical effects again and great cgi, Roland was probably the best character in the entire franchise in my opinion, Nick was obnoxious and Sarah made stupid decisions but aside from that I think it was a fucking phenomenal sequel but the San Diego stuff really brought down the quality. Don't get me wrong I still love the San Diego stuff as a fan of the films and the t-rex, but as an adult I can acknowledge that it really hurt the film. Had they taken an extra 15 minutes or so to properly transition and had not rushed everything in San diego, and not thrown in some silly shit like the guy getting eaten by the T-Rex making Goofy sounds, the Japanese people, and just cleaned up some stuff I think it would have been a perfect sequel. But aside from the third movie which I will probably never watch again I think the sequels are exactly what they should be. I preferred following Kingdom to Jurassic world and I acknowledge that both those films have issues but for the 4th and fifth entry in a franchise, I thought they were extremely entertaining. But this was definitely the best. And the third one was in abortion of epic level and by far the worst in the franchise.
well the first one was more of a horror type of sci-fi, from this one going forward they are getting more and more adventure sci-fi and finally with the latest ones action sci-fi. This one has still many scenes that could put it in the thriller genre, but kind of like what Jen said - you start expecting it to go wrong and them make all the wrong decisions, which removes the thrill factor almost in its entirety in the World movies...
Fallen Kingdom is definitely horror sci-fi
@@benbornhorn1876 I dunno, nothing in it infused me with the sense of horror anytime I watched it. It's more thrilling than the previous one, sure, but suspense ain't horror.
There are several deleted scenes that were filmed but cut from the movie:
Peter Ludlow, Hammond's nephew, has his own uncle fired from InGen rather than spend most of his life in prison for criminal and safety negligence.
Roland Tembo is introduced to us, as him and his friend, Ajay meet up in a bar in Kenya, where he beats the crap out of a rude tourist. Ajay tries to convince Roland to go in this expedition.
Roland says, "Ajay go up to my ranch, take a look around the trophy room and you tell me what kind of quarry you think could possibly be of any interest to me?"
When I first watched this movie on AMC, all of those deleted scenes were included IN THE FILM.
Honestly The Lost World is still my favorite sequel in the franchise. After this the writing quality takes a steep nose dive and never recovers. The rest are fine as popcorn flicks and nothing more
There’s nothing inherently wrong with that, I just sometimes wish there was more. None of the characters after this movie have anything memorable in their personality, it’s just dinosaurs and destruction. Again I should state there’s nothing wrong with that… I just wish there was more
Fun fact: Jurassic Park 3 had its script thrown out 6 weeks before filming. Watching it with that knowledge put a lot of the horrendous writing make a lot more sense… doesn’t excuse it though. It’s still bad
I love JP2 honestly it's probably my favorite. Goldbloom as the main character, Peter Stormare is in it with the lil dinos, he's the best side character actor, the Raptor grass scene and the TRex waterfall, and double TRex stuff with the bus at the end, all so nostalgic and amazingly fun stuff. I love this movie.
The book was really good too.
I completely forget the double trex bus stuff isn't at the end! THE WHOLE MAINLAND STUFF IS GREAT completely forgot about that. The dude who pushes on a pull door and gets trexed scared me as a kid.
Same! Best one IMO too
As a kid I probably watched this one the most. It’s a good movie.
This one is dope, I don’t think it’s the worse one , and for along time it was my favorite. Fire film 🔥
@Bryan Carol Yes, there’s a Jurassic Park 3, it’s the one with the spinosaurus
Jurassic Park > Jurassic World > Jurassic World 2 > Jurassic Park 3 > Paint drying > Hit your toe with a hammer > Jurassic Park 2
@@willpina you are out of your mind if you think the JW films are better than this film
@@willpina Jurassic Park 2 > most other films in the world
@@joshhunt4146 I specially love the part how the girl hides in the boat for the 5 days of travel it takes to go down to Costa Rica by ship. Or how the T-Rex ate everyone on the boat, but locked herself back in the cargo bay. An excellent film indeed
Welcome to the sequel to Jurassic Park starring Jeff Goldblum as Dr. Malcolm takes center stage this time around with his girlfriend played by Julianne Moore.
Fun Fact: The Fancy RV used in the film still exists. Two were made. The one used for external shots is currently at Universal Studios Hollywood, the second one was discovered rotting away in someone's backyard. The second one was the one used for filming the interiors.
A TH-camr bought it with the intention of restoring the RV, but his life goals changed and ended up having to sell the RV.
I love that video series, it was a shame he had to sell it as he was doing some good work to it. I love the very first video when he was trying to get it out of the backyard. Glad you commented about this.
Not gonna lie, during the intro I was hoping the roar was Rex from Toy Story, haha.
I always thought this was a fair sequel compared to the first one. Definitely better than what we got in 3. Vince Vaughn and Richard Schiff - who knew they could be action stars! 🤷♂️
I’ll have to disagree. I liked three much better.
The gymnastics-based raptor kick was cheesy in a bad way. But otherwise, I loved this movie. It feels like a natural extension, raising the stakes believably in every way. The scene where the trailers go off the cliff is so tense, and the T-Rex in the city is popcorn movie goodness at its best!
There was a lot of fun to be had in this one, but the story wasn't as tight. And the third act back stateside can't help but feel a bit disjointed from the rest.
The guy eaten during the San Diego rampage is screenwriter David Koepp as an apology to fans of Michael Crichton's novels for altering them so much. I also like the phony movies at the Blockbuster; Arnold Schwarzenegger in William Shakespeare's King Lear (a reference to Animaniacs) and Robin Williams in Jack and the Behnstacks.
This was actually Vince Vaughn's film debut.
In the original novel it was InGen rival BioSyn that sent the team to Site B since Nedry failed to get Dodson the embryos. Supposedly BioSyn is making a return in the final movie along with Dodson (recast since the original actor is in prison for... messed up stuff) It was changed to a internal coup instead since the endings of the original Jurassic Park book and film are so different.
The Lost World novel was an homage to/based on the novel of the same name by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, with 2 groups of humans discovering an island full of dinosaurs; 1 documenting them for science and the other collecting them for amusement parks. Crichton's novel ends with Malcom and Co. leaving the island knowing the dinosaurs are doomed due to a prion-based brain disease (think scrapie or Mad Cow) that broke out before InGen left.
Close to Vince Vaughn’s debut. He was in Rudy and Swingers before this.
I don't see any problems with this film, it was a perfect sequel and perfect ending to the franchise, and a masterpiece improving upon the original!
John: We have a paleontologist.
Jen: Ross Geller.
Me: With or without that very tanned look?
Imagine David Scwimmer having a cameo in the newest Jurassic Park :D
@@HABO2210 And the rest of the friends seeing actual dinosaurs and they look to Ross for answers.
Ross: Oh now you guys are interested in dinosaurs?
JP is definitely the better movie but this one is honestly my favorite.
I think this movie is EXTREMELY underrated, and while not as good as the first, is definitely up there.
Your point about Hammond, although I understand, I think that it's completely realistic considering Hammond's character. Remember, he thought it was a good idea to bring dinos back to life in the first place. His entire character is that he spares no expense and doesn't really think things through. That's the point, this was inevitable and believable, it's consistent with his character.
The point of the humans (not all) in these movies is that they don't know when to stop and think. In this movie he (Hammond) states how the company; InGen, fired him as CEO and Hammond had to use his influence and checkbook to make this team.
Character traits are not inherent problems with a film. That's who the characters are. That doesn't mean they can't develop at all, but there has to be some consistency with their traits. The movie (characters) itself calls out John Hammond for his actions. When he says he's not making the same mistakes, Ian says "You're making all new ones."
Also the team wanted to stay on the outskirts because they believed it to be safe from Carnivores. That was until InGen came to the island and mucked things up by taking a baby T-Rex which they didn't realize until much later. They parked on a cliff (not all the way to the edge) and believed it was safe, which it was until InGen ruined things.
Also John Hammond is still sticking to what he learned. He wants to gather info on the dinos and convince the public that these dinos should remain out of our reach. He's fighting against the company that he once owned, and trying to make it so InGen doesn't interfere the way he did before, he tried convincing the board not to try and make another park like the last time. He was down to one team to rely on. That seems like pretty solid motivation and consistent with what he learned in the last movie.
Also your point about the raptors not killing them immediately was a little flimsy to me. What you said could also apply to the ending of Jurassic Park. The raptors surround and decide to stalk them instead of immediately killing them. That's what raptors do (in these movies) they stalk their prey, and also, they are animals. Raptors are intelligent, but not as intelligent as humans, they are still animals.
Other than that, pretty solid reaction.
The Paleontologist who was eaten by the T-Rex was actually supposed to resemble or pay homage to Robert Bakker who actually was named dropped in the first Jurassic Park movie by Tim when he was comparing Grants book go Bakkers!
Jen laughing while the guy is being bitten between 2 T-rex's and not reacting until AFTER he was torn apart had me cackling
The most amazing nostalgic scene in this film was when the T-Rex was causing havoc in the streets, there’s one shot when he roars, & behind him there’s a Chevron showing $1.15 for unleaded. 😏
It didn't show in the film, but there was a deleted scene that has never shown up beyond some pictures, where Peter Ludlow drunkenly steps on the T-Rex's leg breaking it. And they left it there because a car exploded and almost hit them in a tree and their camp was obviously overrun so they ran off to figure out what was going on. And when you ask what was he, he being nick, supposed to do about the T-Rex, the best thing to do would have been to euthanize it. It's sad and it sucks but the good guys main reason why so many people died both on the island and in San diego. Yes going to the island was stupid and yes bringing the dinosaurs back was stupid. But they weren't bad guys. The company was trying to save themselves and it was a bad idea but they weren't like evil people. They easily could have made this film where the good guys were the bad guys. Nick sabotaging everything caused many deaths.
When you ask how does it still have power in the operations building, they stated earlier in the film that it's run on geothermal power.. it doesn't need replenishing.
When you asked if Carter could have survived being stepped on because it was muddy,, a full grown female tyrannosaur like the one that stepped on him, likely weighed somewhere between 11,000 and 16,000 pounds. She wasn't as big as the Rex from the first movie so let's just say she was around 13,000 lb. Even with mud, he's dead. No fucking chance he surviving that haha
They also did not use the same animatronic from the first one. They built both the male and the female full size animatronics. And instead of bringing them to location, which would have proved difficult, they built the set around them. They did however reuse one of the animatronics, repainted, for the T-Rex animatronic in the third film. Without spoiling anything, people will frequently try to say that the T-Rex in the third film was not an adult but they would be wrong. Because the animatronic was the full size adult from this film and the script even says full grown bull rex
Jeff Goldblum far and away is one of my favorite actors ever.
He, alongside Nicholas Cage were once eyed for the role of Scarecrow in the canceled project "Batman Unchained" (1999), where he would've teamed up with Harley Quinn, (Courtney Love or Madonna) Joker's long lost daughter and toy maker to beat Batman.
I read the book first. I was gutted that the best, most suspenseful parts of the story, the motorcycle chase and the chameleon dinosaurs, were nowhere to be found in the movie 🤦♀️🙄😝
Boston has a permanent look of shock on her face lmao i love her
This movie scared me as a kid when the T-Rex comes to suburbia. I was afraid one was going to smash thru my window and eat me😂 also those little Piranha dinos were terrifying too
Movie tidbit! (Comment of the day? Lol)
The random glasses guy that got eaten by the Trex in San Diego, was the screenwriter of the first 2 movies! And he is credited as Unlucky Bastard.
John Hammond wants this Island to become a Wildlife preserve free from any Human contact and sends a group to the Island to observe and catalog the Dino's and their behavior, John Hammond's Nephew Fires Hammond from his own company and takes over sending the second team as he wants to open Jurassic Park San Diego against his uncles wishes. The Island is then made a quarantine Area to prevent human Involvement
17:39 Now hold up a second Holden. As you may know, plenty of people don't make it back from Everest alive each year and generally speaking the bodies are not recoverable. Now I'm not saying it would be the perfect crime or anything but... if and when Jen hits you with the "What happened to Boston?" you can confidently reply with the patented "Who's to say?".
Velociraptors killed the crew onboard the ship, after they snuck into the ship, then ripped the crew to pieces until the Rex wakes up and kills everyone.
Love that at 10:43 we get a “Jennifer Silver” to which not ten seconds later, Holden has a suggestive joke. Lol!!
The T Rex did in fact smash his head into the boys room, sniffed him and his parents, then walks away. The only known evidence of this scene are still photos.
Finallyyyy cant wait to see you guys watch JW:Dominion soon in theaters
Other deleted scenes:
Nick and Sarah sneak into the hunter camp and sabotage all their vehicles.
Roland uses the Baby Rex as bait to lure the parents out into the open, until Ludlow trips and breaks the baby's leg by accident.
Kelly wonders If Malcolm and Sarah should get married.
Extended jungle trek where Roland and Ajay find more footprints leading to the Rex nest.
Ajay fights off a Velociraptor with a knife but gets killed during the long grass scene.
Alternate ending: Malcolm and the others try to escape in a helicopter, but a Pteranodon attacks the chopper until Malcolm shoots the pterosaur with a flare gun, then they fly off
Alternate ending 2: Malcolm and the others escape from the Island by using a hangglider in their backpacks, where the raptors chasing them fall off the cliff to their deaths. Pteranodons start to attack them, but they fight off the flying menace and make it to safety.
9:56 - Fun fact, this is actually how Grant looks in the book. The intro with the little girl is also from the books - one of the incidents that called for an internal investigation about the safety of the park by the investors.
Omg Jen yes we need a movie where Ross Gellar comes into contact with real life dinosaurs.
So, they brought the baby over by helicopter before the ship showed up.
How did the adult male T-Rex break out of it's containment, climb up the small stair case into the helm and eat a guy inside without destroying anything? And then it just willingly went back into the cargo hold and allowed the lid to close? Likewise, how did the guy closing the cargo hold's lid die if the T-Rex was back inside the cargo hold?
The whole "The T-Rex ate everyone on the ship" thing always bothered me. None of the logistics makes any sense.
Exactly, I wondered the same! All I can think of is did a veloceraptor or two unknowingly stow away on the ship and then attacked everyone and in the chaos of the ship crashing somehow jumped ship so to speak, but obviously this is just me making this up to justify how this all could of occurred, but definitely a fail in the plot line for sure!
@@logan-dy4cf yup that too! 👍
"Don't run into the tall grass! DON'T RUN INTO THE TALL GRASS!!!" < Proceeds to run into the tall grass> 🥴
I actually just watched this last week. While rewatching the scene with Sarah while she's hanging off the roof with the raptor, she falls to the "ground".... rolls through a window, lands on a table and falls down another level, then threw another window, and edit ends with her back on her feet with everyone. I know it's nitpicking, but she either enter and exited a black hole....or there's another scene we never got that the editors cut together to make this one. Anyways, I liked this movie but I always felt like it was missing something, maybe because the other 2 main characters(Alan Grant/Ellie Satler) from the first movie weren't in it. Feel the same about Jurassic Park 3 because of the lack of Jeff Goldblum. Which is why I'm pretty excited about this next movie. Bringing back all 3 main characters while also bringing Chris Pratt /Bryce Dallas Howard from Jurassic World. My biggest concern is where will they be able to go after this? I guess I'll have to wait til it comes out and go from there.
Also there's a line I find interesting.
John says "I'm not making the same old mistakes again."
Jeff Goldbum says "No, you're making all new ones."
And then he asks who the people are that John sent to this "new" Island.
I love Boston throughout the whole movie lol I know it has nothing to do with the film but I’m a dog guy and I would just be snuggling Boston the whole time ❤️ be aside from that I love your reactions. Truly wholesome content
Aweww Boston is eating popcorn!
Thought she would be damaging the recliners though
"Depending on the time they could be at one place or several." That's a great sneak Holden 💯
she missed the 9 inch bit
It will forever bother me that this movie is not called "Jurassic Park: The Lost World".
It bothers me more it's not called 'Jurassic Park 2', considering the third one is called 'Jurassic Park 3'...
@@b.u.l.1734 True.
im so happy to see you guys watching these movies, they were my childhood! the lost world is my favourite one but i still really enjoy all the others, hope you guys enjoy the other ones
I think people often misunderstand Hammond in this movie. He isn't trying to make another theme park. The animals on this island were already alive when the first movie happened, and were just let free to live wild. And he is just sending people there to observe and document the animals. So I would say he has learned the lesson from the first movie, and isn't trying to control nature anymore. Unfortunately his lawyer nephew hasn't learned that lesson.
People like to ignore this monologue:
"There are those in the company that want to exploit site B, you know, to bail us out. They've been planning it for years, and I have been able to stop them, up until now. But, a few weeks ago, a british family on a yacht cruise stumbled across the island, and their wee girl was injured. Oh she's fine, but uh, the board has used the incident to take control of InGen from me. And now it's only a matter of time until this lost world is found and pillaged. Public opinion is the one thing I can use to preserve it, but in order to rally that kind of support I need a complete photo record of those animals alive, and in their natural habitat."
Unpopular opinion: This is my FAVORITE Jurassic Park movie........
Compsognathus, 2 ft tall, 3 ft long.
Parasaurolophus, 12 ft tall, 25 ft long.
Mamenchisaurus, 40 ft tall, 90 ft long.
Tyrannosaurus Rex: Male, 13 ft tall, 45 ft long.
Tyrannosaurus Rex: Female, 15 ft tall, 45 ft long.
Tyrannosaurus Rex: Baby, 3 ft tall, 5-6 ft long.
Stegosaurus, 15 ft tall, 30 ft long.
Triceratops 10 ft tall, 30 ft long.
Pachycephalosaurus, 5 ft tall, 10 ft tall.
Velociraptor, 5 ft tall, 13 ft long.
The guy that gets eaten by the T-Rex while he tries and flee from it pushes a pull door. He's credit name is Unlucky Bastard. He's David Koepp whom wrote the 2 first JP movies, he also wrote Spider Man from 2002, the first Mission Impossible and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
Fun fact: The guy getting eaten at 25:51 is David Koepp, who wrote this movie, co-wrote the first Jurassic Park, and wrote Spider-Man (2002)
Ahhh...Nick Van Owen, the greatest and most terrible human villain the franchise ever gave us...until the other sequels. Seriously, this guy, single handly caused so many unnecessary deaths and problems with his actions. And he gets away scout free lol. Its crazy.
You trying to compete with VFX artists react? lol late post, but I’m watching both :)
And it does my heart good to hear Jenn reference other franchises xD
“I can’t watch this … where’s John Wick?” 10:20
I'm well aware of the criticisms of the gymnastics scene and the Rex's San Diego romp, but a case can be made for both. Not only is the former a meaningful step forward for Kelly after she's cut from the team, but it's also an inspirational beat for any young female Jurassic fan who was eager to see a young girl step up and kick some butt.
And when it comes to the Rex making it to the mainland, it's a franchise necessity. Truly! That's the moment that signals to the world that these dinosaurs can't just be cut off and forgotten. They share this planet with us now, there are many individuals eager to exploit them and should we cross paths again in an uncontained setting, this is a preview of what it might look like.
And now, sure enough, despite that warning, we're likely going to see how that plays out on a much larger scale in Dominion - and it's The Lost World that teed that up.
Boston's reactions to this movie are the G.O.A.T.!!!! Please give her a starring role in your JPIII video.
The dog smiling at certain parts is killing me🥰😂
Most of the trash talk about The Lost World comes from people's memories of the four years between TLW and JPIII when there were only two JP movies period and which they only had TLW to compare to JP.
But yeah, with all six movies now; it's no question TLW is the second best of the franchise . . .
This movie is so overhated. It's not even that bad of a movie and I even like it more than Jurassic World and Jurassic Park III.
The original Jurassic Park is a gold standard that is just a great stand-alone film. But I've enjoyed all the sequels. The Lost World is very flawed. It sets up many characters and relationships ( Ian and his daughter, Ian and his girlfriend, Rolland and RJ's friendship, Nick being an Earth First, Eddy being the MVP) that don't really get resolved or go anywhere. Once the sh!t hits the fan the dinosaurs take center stage and the characters just become potential prey. But the dinosaur scenes are so good that it's almost forgivable that the story derails. However, I do recommend looking up the deleted scene with Rolland and RJ. It's SOOOOOOOOOOOOO good and I think adds a lot to their particular characters.
I'm not seeing it in the comments so I'm going to say it. Dieter Stark or the guy that is killed by the Compies got Hammond's death in the first Jurassic Park Book. Hammond, frightened by a recording of a T. Rex scream falls down a hill and breaks his foot. Compies come and attack the down old man and notices the venom that they have. The venom of the compies have exude paralysis in the victim and is the reason why Dieter kept falling down over and over. It also invokes hallucinations in the victim and gives you a blissful feeling as they are eating the victim.
Just so you know, Hammond is not a good man in the books and is more of a typical evil businessman type that actually hates his grandchildren. Richard Attenborough did such a good job making Hammond likeable, that it didn't test well when he died.
Another fun fact, both Ray Arnold's (Samuel L. Jackson) and Arjay's (Harvey Jason) deaths were supposed to be filmed but storms destroyed the equipment before it could be filmed, resulting in off screen deaths.
A lot of these criticisms seem unfair. Of course the "family" dynamic stopped being developed; they were being chased by dinosaurs! It seems like that was the point. And you clearly ignored John Hammond's reason for going back to the island, which is odd bc it's staring you in the face for a lot of the movie with the small, low impact "observation" team vs Ingen's massive "try to take over the island and turn it into a zoo" team. And I think a big part of T-Rex being scary in the first movie was that he was lurking in the shadows of human-made constructions. Those don't exist on this island. This is T-Rex territory, so why hide? Plus the T-Rex's "motivations" were different. Humans came in and kidnapped their kid, so they went to get the baby back, and show them who runs the island.
I wasn't really aware that people didn't like this movie, but if these are the common criticisms, I'm not surprised. It's not as good as the first, but it's still very entertaining imo
When I was a kid and saw the T-Rex walking through the backyard and looking in on the kid, I had nightmares afterward.
It was a mix between walking up and peaking through the blinds of my window to see the massive T-Rex eye staring at me.
OMG SAMW
Fun fact: the name of the ship with the Rex is the SS Venture. The same name of the ship from the original 1933 King Kong. A nice bit of homage as all special effects, both practical and cgi, use the same methods that Kong effects wizard Willis O’Brien created for his stop motion effects nearly 100 years ago
The Real star of the channel is Boston, she is adorable and just loving the camera 😂😂😂😂 and OMG 16:47 is by far the Most Perfect shot ever lmfao I was dying I couldn’t breathe from laughing so much
Living in LA, I cant help but think of Lost World: Jurassic Park when I enter San Diego lol...and Comic Con, its 50/50 lol
I love the explanation from the books for the unusually aggressive and bloodthirsty nature of the Raptors.. being highly intelligent pack animals having been grown in a Lab and without social interaction they totally lacked the social skills their parents would have taught them, they were effectively just feral cats operating solely on instinct.
Yep! And then in Jurassic World they train them and socialize with them, and actually kind of "tame" them (like you would a big cat or a bear). It makes sense.
CLUE!!!!! Unless you've seen it before, I want to see your reaction to CLUE! Tim Curry at his finest, plus a star-studded cast that not only is a fabulous movie in it's own right, but in my opinion is also the only board game/movie adaptation that isn't horrible.
In my opinion Vince Vaughan's Nick is the true villain of the film he sabotaged so many things that lead to a lot of deaths. Taking the Baby T-Rex, released all the Dinosaurs in camps, took the actual bullets from the one guy that possibly could've saved all of them. 🙄🙄
I love Roland Tembo as a character. He's a hunter and wants adventure out of life. He's not a bad guy. Most people aren't black and white, but shades of gray. And when he loses his friend Ajay, he's done. There's a great deleted scene where he fights some guys in Africa that disrespect a woman, showing his character. Glad you're watching all these - hope you watch the little short "Battle at Big Rock" and Camp Cretaceous, now up to 4 seasons.
I still enjoy the movie after all these years- but some of film doesn’t hold up under continual viewings lol
Just a couple that come to mind:
1. Sarah still carrying around her jacket covered in the infant’s blood is like wth are you doing? lol especially when she makes that note of the Rex’s ability to track prey for miles
2. No way a teenager kicks an animal that weighed minimum prolly close to 600 lbs out a window. She’d shatter her legs lol
As a kid/pre teen I loved all 3 of the Jurassic Park movies. I remember marathoning them all with my grandpa to get ready for Jurassic World
you should check out the episode of "the movies that made us" about Jurasic Park. It shows they handled the conflicting techniques of practical v. CGI effects for the dinos.
it was confirmed that Sarah Harding is the daughter of dr. Gerry Harding the guy who's working with the sick Triceratops in the first Jurassic Park, also Sarah Harding has a half-sister Jessica Harding who was in The Telltale Jurassic Park the game
If your idiot dog is anything like my idiot dog when it comes to pills, wrapping it in cheese or shoving it inside a piece of meat _sort of_ worked, but she would often find a way to eat around it and spit the pill out. I found "Pill Pockets" made by the company that makes Greenies for cleaning your dog's teeth and helping with bad breath.
It's basically a small, super malleable treat that's open on one end and has a hollow center so you can slide the pill inside and pinch it closed around the outside so it won't go anywhere. It's fully encapsulated in a treat that's flavored like whatever your dog *will* eat; chicken, hickory, peanut butter, cheese, and looking now, it seems to be $8 for a pack of 30.
I'm not shilling, I just have a 12 year old dog that acts like a puppy and doesn't make anything simple. I have to find ways to cheat most things with her, like boots that would fit her chicken bone legs that she couldn't shake out of, I found a type of leggings that are all connected and wrap around her back since she hates wearing any clothes but also can't tolerate standing in snow, I had to find something that she couldn't shake herself out of no matter how much she wanted to. Because she's an idiot.
This is my favorite 1. Although I saw the first at the drive in scared the shit out of me, I just like Malcolm as a character and Jeff’s portrayal of him is golden all the way through.
All of these are so good. I do think they are a bit too Hollywood sometimes, as movies are apt to be though. Like legit irl, there is nothing that has or currently walked the earth that will shrug off rounds from a high caliber rifle. Rich white guys hunt rhinos/elephants/tigers for sport, (and of course some die) and dinosaurs wouldn’t really be much different. We get a lot of stormtrooper vibes here when in reality it’s not too difficult to hit something that large with some training and proper equipment.
Can you react New mutants, Spider man no way with Matt Sam Spider man trilogy with Matt . You are a good TH-cam channel and your girlfriend reaction videos are good .
Sarah's supposed to be a wildlife expert and she doesn't know not to get between a baby Stego and it's mother? Then walks through the jungle wearing a jacket soaked in the baby T-rex's blood?
Jen had it right, they decided on the edge of the cliff as it was away from any of the big bad dinosaurs territory and not close to a trail the other dinosaurs were using on the island. That is what I remember from the novel.
Alot of complaining lol just enjoy the ride. Its an underrated gem. How can you complain about a dinosaur movie showing too much dinosaurs.
can't wait for jp3, I personally love that movie almost as much as the first tbh! :D
I little saw Jurassic park 2 and it is a good movie Jeff gives a good performance, i will give 7 . It's the same child actress thar or played John grandchildren
Honestly I do think this movie is a forgotten treasure. I’ll admit when I do Jurassic marathons I always question if I should watch this with it cus for whatever reason I always forget it but when I watch it I remember just how much I enjoy it. Can’t wait for the new movie and can’t wait to hear y’all’s thoughts on the rest of the films! Always my favorite channel for movie reactions! ❤️