For what? What part of your "reaction" would be any interest to someone else, do you think? Most of the people who liked your video just like the movie. Your reaction was one of the dullest.
Plus it broke in that take and wasn’t supposed to fall and break that glass…the kids really were scared and they said hell might as well use this one lol
I went to see it the night it was released when I was 11. My dad drove us 2 hours each way and we watched it was 1am as it was shown all night because it was so popular and totally sold out. Still the best film I've ever seen in a theater.
It won the Academy Award for Best Sound Editing AND Best Sound Mixing. Honestly I think there are few better sound mixes in Hollywood films even today.
I also watched the re-release in the theater when it was converted to 3D. That was fun. Since it wasn’t originally made for 3D it didn’t have any of the gratuitous 3D scenes. It just looked natural.
I was obsessed with dinosaurs and saw this 6 times in theaters as a kid, with different people almost every time. That's how epic it was. When CGI was brand new and blended beautifully with practical effects. Not completely depended on as it is now. I will never forget feeling the steps of the T-Rex as the water ripples...now that's chaos. One of the greatest cinematic experiences ever...
to be honest, normal turkeys are pretty terrifying already so a six foot turkey would be as bad or worse than a raptor. and its funny Hammond keeps repeating "spared no expense" when theres examples of him opting out of many things he needed like the locking mechanisms on the vehicle doors.
@@SC-gp7kt well normally not to us, but other predatory birds dont stand a chance. look up yt how eagles, falcons, and snakes cant do a thing to turkeys. so a six foot turkey could turn the tables on their relationship w humans
@@SC-gp7ktalso turkeys have offed humans before lol I guess no laughing matter but the cases I read of were in the 18th and 19th centuries so hopefully it’s not “too soon.”
Yeah that only occurred to me when rewatching this as an adult. What on earth wouldn’t be scary about ANY 6’ bird? Ostriches are hilarious looking, but can be deadly. Also, where are that kids’ parents? XD And great point about Hammond and his comments. They didn’t even add locking mechanisms to the cars er.
Especially if they have gone to Universal Studios and gone through the JP entrance . If I hadn’t seen it before I would have come home right after the Park visit and seen it .
Oh, SalvoG!!!! You had me rolling in laughter when you felt so bad about laughing at the kid -- but then you couldn't stop yourself from laughing some more. Thanks for that!
LOL, when you said "edge of my seat" I chuckled because I saw this in the theater, and when the raptor came through the power station wall I literally screamed and jumped up on my seat edge. Children laughed at me hehehe.
It would've made more sense if they used chicken or duck DNA to patch the gaps in the Dino DNA. Grant said in the beginning that dinosaurs are more closely related to modern birds than reptiles. Female birds have 2 ovaries: one on the right that is fully developed and functions, and one on the left that is an underdeveloped clump of cells that doesn't do anything for most birds. In many birds (including domestic chickens and ducks), if the right, functional ovary dies due to an injury on infection, the left ovary develops into a testes, resulting in a complete sex change including plumage, call, behavior, and even reproduction. It happens surprisingly often with ducks, if you hang around a duck keeping Facebook group long enough, you'll see people complaining about their ducks "going drake". It's generally considered a negative in poultry because males don't lay eggs and they're territorial, so if you end up with too many, they start to fight. It just would've made so much more sense in the context of the movie and reality.
Jurassic Park is my absolute all time favourite film. I’ve seen it upwards of 1000 times, but every time that theme plays and that Brachiosaurus appears, it’s 1993 and I’m 7 years old all over again. I walked down the aisle on my wedding day to The Piano Guys version of the theme tune, and I have a velociraptor tattooed on my thigh holding the mosquito in amber with ‘Clever Girl’ in banners above and below her 🖤
I think it was a great move to hire Richard Attenborough to play his role after an glorious lifetime work both in films and but also on theather and during a quite long period Lucas wanted to have some classical actors like Alec Guinness and later on the prequel series 1-3 even Christopher Lee, the man with so commanding voice taht children will pee on theor pants. The same is with voice of Darth Vader in Star Wars as the voice actor is James Earl Jones, also a legend from having this almost unnaturally low and also powerful voice. The man who acted as a voice of Darth Vader as I was a child is still here with us. God bless him!
@@PouchyTheCanadianAlpaca When Lex is using it originally and aiming it at the other car - yep. We're talking about when the kids are wrestling with the torch to turn it off and pointing the light upwards, which attracts the T-Rex to smash through the roof.
I was maybe 5yo my cousin put this movie on, my mum comes home right when the lawyer gets eaten off the toilet. I love this movie franchise. The Dilophosaurus (the one the killed Dennis) is my #1 favorite Dinosaur.
Pretty accurate dinosaurs for the knowledge we had then. But as we learned more about dinosaurs, you'll see it get reflected in the sequels. Only dino was off - the Velicoraptors. In reality, they were about the size of a real turkey. The one shown in the movie are more akin to a Utah raptor. Still, a great adventure film.
The most difficult thing to us humans at end of the day is renunciation and when ever some story hits on that target or is too close, it will make you feel no matter what.
I remember the family behind us in the cinema, had to leave because their little kids were crying so hard. Many children traumatised by parents taking them to 'the dinosaur movie', no one was expecting this and it holds up. Fun reaction, especially the Timmy thing ⚡⚡🤣🤣
I’ve been to the ranch where the filming takes place on Oahu in Hawaii. It’s amazing. And we saw the tree stump the kids crouch down behind. Lots of other movies filmed there. Another ie 50 first dates. Love this movie.
Netflix- Movies that made us- Jurassic Park is very good. The back story is very interesting. The T-Rex (my personal favorite) originally wasn’t in the end of the movie. Spielberg said it was the star and so he put in that scene
I remember seeing this in the theater when it came out. The line was around the block for tickets. When they showed the first dinosaur when the scientists arrived, you could hear everyone in the theater gasp. It was the first time seeing dinosaurs that looked so real. Everyone was excited after the movie, especially the kids. They were going nuts. What a great experience that movie was.
Absolutely, although I remember the gasping from the trailer where the public first saw Dr. Grant's scene where he first sees the brachiosaurus. Up until that point, movies used stop-gap clay animation (as per the 1933 King Kong, meaning the effects hadn't really advanced much for 60 years) or they would film a Gila Monster up close from a low angle and then project it up behind the actors. Jurassic Park also represented the first time most people had encountered so-called dinosaur renaissance (started in the 1960's). Prior to this, dinos were considered so dumb there was a joke about a brachiosaurus alarm clock, where the animal would bite himself on his tail and could sleep for the hours it would take for the sensation to reach his brain. These beasts were also originally thought to be sluggish, so the intelligent speedy beasts portrayed in this movie was also a shock.
@@johnnehrich9601 Exactly! They looked so real. It was stunning! After that, we all started looking at birds a little differently. You're right, before that it was kind of like Jason and the Argonauts or Land of the Lost TV show style animation. It has it's charms but can't really make you feel like you're actually seeing real dinosaurs like Jurassic Park did.
Great reaction / review man. The book this film is based on was written by Michael Crichton. In addition to a fantastic author, he was also a Harvard Graduated Doctor. These films and TV series are based on the works of Michael Crichton -- 'The Lost World: Jurassic Park' 'Twister' 'Sphere' 'Westworld' 'The Andromeda Strain' 'The First Great Train Robbery' 'The Terminal Man' 'Coma' 'Looker' 'Runaway' 'Physical Evidence' 'Disclosure' 'Congo' 'The 13th Warrior' 'Timeline' 'Prey' - TV series, "ER" Yes, that ER.!! As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.
This was one of my favorite movie's since I was a kid, I unfortunately didn't get to see it in the theater until the special 3-D 20th anniversary back in 2013. Though I watched it on VHS sometime later in 1993 with my dad and absolutely loved it. Eventually I got some Jurassic Park merch (a couple of toy's, a board game, poster, t-shirt, and both the first Sega Genesis game and Jurassic Park 2: The Chaos Continues on Game Boy). I actually just got the Jurassic Park game collection on Nintendo Switch recently. Also the original book by Michael Chrichton is very different and much more violent.
You’re laughing! A child was electrocuted, and you’re laughing! (JK. 😂 I assume it would have been a LOT gnarlier in real life and frankly have the opposite effect, aka not *flying* back. Glad they didn’t opt for that though!) That T-Rex was having the time of her life
Hi Mr Salvo. From Sci-Fi movies there are on my Top 10 list 1. Alien 1979, 2. Alien Covenant, 3. Prometheus and all other can be debated, but in a more more entertaining ones movies like 'Edge of tomorrow' and the again also whole differnt kind of films like 'Oblivion', or one of my favorites with great actors and a good story tooand powerful music too: 'Interstellar.' That isn't a Scifi movie alone , it is more, way more.
Hammond "spared no expense"... except when it came to Nedry. He clearly says Nedry was the lowest bid. Had he "spared no expense" on the IT guy, none of this would have happened...
Except not really. The park is already WILDLY out of control before our heroes even arrive. The humans just haven't realized it yet. The dinosaurs are BREEDING unbeknownst to the humans! And those tracks leading away from the eggs sure looked like raptor tracks...
@@randomlibra that's interesting because I have *always* thought they were related and it would make so much more sense for the story if they were. Him just being a disgruntled employee instead of a bitter relative looking for revenge is *really* disappointing.
"Took them long enough". LOL. Like you would know what to do if a T-Rex was attacking people! And like 99% of most people would jump in even in something like a dog or lion or something.
Hi Dear Mr Nice Salvo! I'm more used to se you on the music reactions, but a bit a of side kick is not too bad. This movie at the time was ground braking as it was thse two frinds George Lucas and Steven Spåiewlbergs test zone or test bed for what Lucas could later on create on his Industrial Light and Magig firm making these CGI effects. But why this over 20 years old movie looks so great is not about the effects. Most of the whole movie is apart of some exeptions is actually filmed as it is, in by that I mean these dinoes where actually made and move and in real size too. The T-Rex skin was made out of clay that was constantly moistured. It is quite expensive to make 1:1 models and somewhat working ones, but human eye and brains are still so good that you can tell at leat 90% of the time what has been made with GGI. Those film makers have to be sure that today their megabudget porjects don't seem to be lame compared game insdustries almost at least in next few years photorealistic games. Of course there will be always markets big enough to traditional filming and films. People will need them too. But no teenager will be satisfied if you have some sort of digital visual fast forward soup to your eyes. Everyone shoulhd use even in traditional films some new technics, but staying as they usuakky are more intimate films, they will have their place always. For action of Sci.Fi movies I do recomen that ypu hire the best ones to make the GGI. I do not know how expensive some of these most advanced tecnologies are, but I was about ten years ago in a electronics shop to look for a new computer and they showed us a TV , relatively big TV-Screen maybe 60' inch, and asked me if I wanted to see how it works in 3D. I don't know how expensive that technology really is and how much time it requires to be in hand but as in those promoting videos was a part when we looked at an acher, first behind then rotating to the front and when he fired his arrow I almost fell as I tried to dodge it and no 3D glasess involved... Whatta ****??? I don't know the explanation for this nor too good for the spatial sound I have useed for years now, as i DO KNOW, there are some altering on different frequences with a delay so that it actully sounds like the sound comes around you and not in between your two ears as it has been with headphones. Probably devolopeded first in game industry and the sold to others.
hey salvo g movie reaction did u see mistake in Jurassic park clip 29:52 there is lady in glass reflection wearing blue jeans and headset for raptor opening door i saw it when i rewatched dont know if u saw it too just head up there
i recommend you react to the whole Saga! also Please react to🔥 *King Kong* (2005) _Jack Black , Naomi Watts & Adrien Brody_ Directed by *Peter Jackson* *_solution to c0piright issues_* _IMAGE EDITION :_ - Edit the movie with partial % of transparency (and/or text) - Flip the movie scene from Right to Left. - Keep your reaction on full screen (If the scenes of the movie take up less space on the screen and are edited, they can avoid the 4lg0rithm much easier) _AUDIO EDITION :_ - Put the volume of the movie lower than the volume of your microphone(not too low). (Statics, White noise & your comments , make little distortion to the audio) - Record the audio of your reaction separately from the audio of the movie, that way you can mute/edit the audio/image of the movie without muting/editing the audio/image of your reaction. i recommend you watch Addie Counts Reaction to Jurassic Park 1993 she keep her reaction on full screen all the time. we can see his reaction without editing, we can see his room and his body language (hand movement) It's much better when you edit the movie scenes and keep your reaction full screen without editing. Those small details greatly improve the experience. It is only a constructive criticism from the point of view of a video-reaction consumer.
I’m having a hard time getting over the persistent belief that films made before last year are somehow less accomplished in one way or another. Visual and special effects have been around since the beginning of film (George Méliès made special effect films in 1896!). Color motion picture film was successfully tested in 1902. ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ nailed perfect visual effects back in the late 1960’s. It’s never technical accomplishment that makes a film great, it’s the vision of the director. I’m not throwing shade or complaining, I just pointing out that I hear similar expressions of surprise from many Film Reactors. Film has a long and rich cultural history. ‘Jurassic Park’ was a watershed moment in digital effects, yet so many digital effects film since have failed to be as compelling,…because…director.
Salvo, my apologies for not commenting on the video as I would like to leave a movie suggestion. “ School Ties”, 1992 starring Brendan Frasier, Matt Damon, Cole Hauser, Chris O’ Connell and more. Hard hitting film concerning racism that is still unfortunately,imo, relevant today. Hope you give it a watch 👍🏻
Great to c u react to another film so soon. And 4 mins longer than last. 😉 Looking forward to maybe some reactions 45-55 mins long. But ur right .. the ci was awesome for JP. Come a long way since tho. Thnx 👍🏼
HAMMOND: Are the children alright? GRANT: Well they got attacked by a T-Rex and almost crushed under a car and Timmy got thrown off a cliff and into a tree and stampeded and electrocuted and died and head trauma and almost impaled and Lex is covered with dino snot, so..... HAMMOND: .......... GRANT: ....yeah sure, the kids are fine and dandy. T REX: BEHOLD MY GLORIOUS ME, THE ULTIMATE APEX PREDATOR. MY EYESIGHT IS ACTUALLY EXCELLENT AND YOU NOT MOVING JUST MAKES IT EASIER FOR ME. I AN AMBUSH HUNTER SO I HAVE DECIDED THAT MY HUNTING STRATEGY WILL BE SCREAMING AT THE TOP OF MY LUNGS AS I CLOMP WITH EVER-INCREASING VOLUME TOWARDS MY UNSUSPECTING PREY AND........HEY WHERE DID EVERYBODY GO? GRANT: Get the gun! SATTLER: I can't get it unless I move! GRANT: Tim! Stop doing the potty dance and get the gun! LIL TIMMY: If things keep going the way they've been going, I will 100% shoot myself in the face. GRANT: Okay you've got a point. LIL TIMMY: Its not like it'd do you any good. You fired four bullets at a killer dino literally less than 12 inches from your face and didn’t hit it a single time. SATTLER: Sick burn.
The only thing I'm going to say that's a lie is about the whole T-Rex Vision being based on movement that is inaccurate. And naturally Velociraptors are actually smaller but for the movie it works.
Great reaction. This movie blew us away when it came out. The 1st T-Rex roar reverberated around the theater with an intensity unmatched. We watched it, we listened to it & we felt it in our bones. I let the electric fence scene slide by, but with all the scientific research they did for this film to make things as accurate as possible. Always wondered why they used Frog DNA to fill in the gaps. Earlier in the film they make it clear, dinosaurs are related to birds not amphibians. Birds & amphibians are two separate branches of the evolutionary tree. (Should have used bird, DNA.)
Your reactions are horrible. You seem pissed at the whole movie. Not even laughing at the funny parts. I saw this in the theater and was amazed. What’s wrong with you?
BRO BRO BRO. Im not saying you've never seen Jurassic Park before, but this stuffs gotta stop. People be acting like they never seen these movies before when they dead ass, seen these movies before. Ice age, Toy story, like bruh come on, stop the cap. Jurassic Park, really??????????
Hey, for context, I work 50-60 hours a week at my normal job, I have a main youtube channel th-cam.com/users/salvog and I make content for my patreon. I do NOT have time to "fake" watch movies I've already seen. Everything on this channel are first time watches. But yeah I am sure some people fake it, for sure.
@NoelleMar Lol I guess. Only ones I can think who wasn't born around the time. Cuz there's definitely COUNTLESS amount of people who has seen em. These movies are only 30+ yes old.
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Hey if you really want to get into the lore checkout Klayton Fiorti's videos. He has endless information and is a big name in the jurassic community.
For what? What part of your "reaction" would be any interest to someone else, do you think? Most of the people who liked your video just like the movie. Your reaction was one of the dullest.
@@EJannings keep spreading positivity 👍
Same
Done and done.
The T Rex in the car scene to THIS DAY is better than any other dinosaur scene since - to me now I still feel like she's real!
mine too. its movie scene outta ANY MOVIE
but at the same time its my most depised when she flipped the car over the 1st time
LoL I could not even play the video game as a kid because the idea of being hunted by a dinosaur just made me too anxious, lol.
Plus it broke in that take and wasn’t supposed to fall and break that glass…the kids really were scared and they said hell might as well use this one lol
@@genkigirl4859it didn't break it was just waterlogged and too heavy.....which is kind of broken now that I think about it
There should be a full size mirror decal with Rexy and "objects in mirror are closer than they appear."
Imagine seeing this in a theater with surround sound. It's like you were THERE. I was blown away.
I went to see it the night it was released when I was 11. My dad drove us 2 hours each way and we watched it was 1am as it was shown all night because it was so popular and totally sold out. Still the best film I've ever seen in a theater.
I agree. To see it in theater was something else. This movie is amazing, even to this day
I just saw this in the theater again two days ago 😊
It won the Academy Award for Best Sound Editing AND Best Sound Mixing. Honestly I think there are few better sound mixes in Hollywood films even today.
I also watched the re-release in the theater when it was converted to 3D. That was fun. Since it wasn’t originally made for 3D it didn’t have any of the gratuitous 3D scenes. It just looked natural.
Jeff Goldblum Jurassic Park: "Must go faster..." 🦖
Jeff Goldblum Independence Day: "MUST go FASTER!" 👽
Man I love him 😁🙌 far too underrated imo
Sam Jackson every movie…”Hold on to your butts “
I was obsessed with dinosaurs and saw this 6 times in theaters as a kid, with different people almost every time. That's how epic it was. When CGI was brand new and blended beautifully with practical effects. Not completely depended on as it is now. I will never forget feeling the steps of the T-Rex as the water ripples...now that's chaos. One of the greatest cinematic experiences ever...
to be honest, normal turkeys are pretty terrifying already so a six foot turkey would be as bad or worse than a raptor.
and its funny Hammond keeps repeating "spared no expense" when theres examples of him opting out of many things he needed like the locking mechanisms on the vehicle doors.
Normal turkeys are terrifying? Why?
@@SC-gp7kt well normally not to us, but other predatory birds dont stand a chance. look up yt how eagles, falcons, and snakes cant do a thing to turkeys.
so a six foot turkey could turn the tables on their relationship w humans
@@SC-gp7ktalso turkeys have offed humans before lol I guess no laughing matter but the cases I read of were in the 18th and 19th centuries so hopefully it’s not “too soon.”
Yeah that only occurred to me when rewatching this as an adult. What on earth wouldn’t be scary about ANY 6’ bird? Ostriches are hilarious looking, but can be deadly. Also, where are that kids’ parents? XD
And great point about Hammond and his comments. They didn’t even add locking mechanisms to the cars er.
@@NoelleMar 6' penguin 😱
I saw this in the theater and I'm sure you can imagine what it was like to see the dinos. I still get the chills every time i watch it.
I was 31 when this came out. My best friend came up to me and said “Dude! You’ll think the dinosaurs are real!”
27:04 "I hope that kids o.k." I couldn't stop laughing after you started to laugh.
Dinosaurs are considered sci fi now? What? Not fiction. They were here once and their descendants live on today.. not fiction
Not only do the dinosaurs look real but the noises they make are so alien it adds to the realism. Brilliant movie.
There’s no way there are people who have not watched JP before. It’s a crime.
Especially if they have gone to Universal Studios and gone through the JP entrance . If I hadn’t seen it before I would have come home right after the Park visit and seen it .
You do know there's thousands of movies, right? Bet I could name 10 right off, that you haven't seen. Js
@@Eowyn187 Try me.
Don't worry - everyone laughed at the kid flying off the fence. ;)
Oh, SalvoG!!!! You had me rolling in laughter when you felt so bad about laughing at the kid -- but then you couldn't stop yourself from laughing some more. Thanks for that!
Yeah, that was great!
@@lindalee5866 It helps ease the tension after all that’s happened.
This is my favorite movie of all time. The script, writing, cinematography, & score. It's perfection!❤
LOL, when you said "edge of my seat" I chuckled because I saw this in the theater, and when the raptor came through the power station wall I literally screamed and jumped up on my seat edge. Children laughed at me hehehe.
It would've made more sense if they used chicken or duck DNA to patch the gaps in the Dino DNA. Grant said in the beginning that dinosaurs are more closely related to modern birds than reptiles.
Female birds have 2 ovaries: one on the right that is fully developed and functions, and one on the left that is an underdeveloped clump of cells that doesn't do anything for most birds. In many birds (including domestic chickens and ducks), if the right, functional ovary dies due to an injury on infection, the left ovary develops into a testes, resulting in a complete sex change including plumage, call, behavior, and even reproduction. It happens surprisingly often with ducks, if you hang around a duck keeping Facebook group long enough, you'll see people complaining about their ducks "going drake". It's generally considered a negative in poultry because males don't lay eggs and they're territorial, so if you end up with too many, they start to fight.
It just would've made so much more sense in the context of the movie and reality.
I saw this in the theater in 93 it was epic ….i was 10 years old… it was so good.. I love all Jurassic Park and Jurassic World movies ….
Jurassic Park is my absolute all time favourite film. I’ve seen it upwards of 1000 times, but every time that theme plays and that Brachiosaurus appears, it’s 1993 and I’m 7 years old all over again. I walked down the aisle on my wedding day to The Piano Guys version of the theme tune, and I have a velociraptor tattooed on my thigh holding the mosquito in amber with ‘Clever Girl’ in banners above and below her 🖤
I think it was a great move to hire Richard Attenborough to play his role after an glorious lifetime work both in films and but also on theather and during a quite long period Lucas wanted to have some classical actors like Alec Guinness and later on the prequel series 1-3 even Christopher Lee, the man with so commanding voice taht children will pee on theor pants. The same is with voice of Darth Vader in Star Wars as the voice actor is James Earl Jones, also a legend from having this almost unnaturally low and also powerful voice. The man who acted as a voice of Darth Vader as I was a child is still here with us. God bless him!
100% best thing about this movie is the music. I play this music whenever I drive through a National Park.
😂😂😂👏👏👏
"Point it down, at least!" 100% my thoughts. The kids in this movie are mostly not annoying, but that torch scene...dammit, Lex!
They are just kids
@@garnet0101 I know, and we all make mistakes when we panic 😁
I saw someone say that maybe she was asking for help and to like tell Alan and Malcolm that they are in danger
@@PouchyTheCanadianAlpaca When Lex is using it originally and aiming it at the other car - yep. We're talking about when the kids are wrestling with the torch to turn it off and pointing the light upwards, which attracts the T-Rex to smash through the roof.
I was maybe 5yo my cousin put this movie on, my mum comes home right when the lawyer gets eaten off the toilet. I love this movie franchise. The Dilophosaurus (the one the killed Dennis) is my #1 favorite Dinosaur.
Pretty accurate dinosaurs for the knowledge we had then. But as we learned more about dinosaurs, you'll see it get reflected in the sequels. Only dino was off - the Velicoraptors. In reality, they were about the size of a real turkey. The one shown in the movie are more akin to a Utah raptor. Still, a great adventure film.
So , do you think the T-rex looked like that irl?
The most difficult thing to us humans at end of the day is renunciation and when ever some story hits on that target or is too close, it will make you feel no matter what.
I remember the family behind us in the cinema, had to leave because their little kids were crying so hard. Many children traumatised by parents taking them to 'the dinosaur movie', no one was expecting this and it holds up. Fun reaction, especially the Timmy thing ⚡⚡🤣🤣
"spared no expense"
Hires only one IT guy for the whole park and underpays him.....
No wonder he betrays the park...
I’ve been to the ranch where the filming takes place on Oahu in Hawaii. It’s amazing. And we saw the tree stump the kids crouch down behind. Lots of other movies filmed there. Another ie 50 first dates. Love this movie.
Netflix- Movies that made us- Jurassic Park is very good. The back story is very interesting. The T-Rex (my personal favorite) originally wasn’t in the end of the movie. Spielberg said it was the star and so he put in that scene
I remember seeing this in the theater when it came out. The line was around the block for tickets. When they showed the first dinosaur when the scientists arrived, you could hear everyone in the theater gasp. It was the first time seeing dinosaurs that looked so real. Everyone was excited after the movie, especially the kids. They were going nuts. What a great experience that movie was.
Absolutely, although I remember the gasping from the trailer where the public first saw Dr. Grant's scene where he first sees the brachiosaurus. Up until that point, movies used stop-gap clay animation (as per the 1933 King Kong, meaning the effects hadn't really advanced much for 60 years) or they would film a Gila Monster up close from a low angle and then project it up behind the actors.
Jurassic Park also represented the first time most people had encountered so-called dinosaur renaissance (started in the 1960's). Prior to this, dinos were considered so dumb there was a joke about a brachiosaurus alarm clock, where the animal would bite himself on his tail and could sleep for the hours it would take for the sensation to reach his brain. These beasts were also originally thought to be sluggish, so the intelligent speedy beasts portrayed in this movie was also a shock.
@@johnnehrich9601 Exactly! They looked so real. It was stunning! After that, we all started looking at birds a little differently.
You're right, before that it was kind of like Jason and the Argonauts or Land of the Lost TV show style animation. It has it's charms but can't really make you feel like you're actually seeing real dinosaurs like Jurassic Park did.
Great reaction / review man.
The book this film is based on was written by Michael Crichton. In addition to a fantastic author, he was also a Harvard Graduated Doctor.
These films and TV series are based on the works of Michael Crichton
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'The Lost World: Jurassic Park'
'Twister'
'Sphere'
'Westworld'
'The Andromeda Strain'
'The First Great Train Robbery'
'The Terminal Man'
'Coma'
'Looker'
'Runaway'
'Physical Evidence'
'Disclosure'
'Congo'
'The 13th Warrior'
'Timeline'
'Prey'
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TV series, "ER" Yes, that ER.!!
As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.
I would have already died of heart failure before that T. rex could catch me.💔🙀
This was one of my favorite movie's since I was a kid, I unfortunately didn't get to see it in the theater until the special 3-D 20th anniversary back in 2013. Though I watched it on VHS sometime later in 1993 with my dad and absolutely loved it. Eventually I got some Jurassic Park merch (a couple of toy's, a board game, poster, t-shirt, and both the first Sega Genesis game and Jurassic Park 2: The Chaos Continues on Game Boy). I actually just got the Jurassic Park game collection on Nintendo Switch recently. Also the original book by Michael Chrichton is very different and much more violent.
the beginning of dino action classics...
You’re laughing! A child was electrocuted, and you’re laughing! (JK. 😂 I assume it would have been a LOT gnarlier in real life and frankly have the opposite effect, aka not *flying* back. Glad they didn’t opt for that though!)
That T-Rex was having the time of her life
Enjoying your reactions 🙌 keep it up. Such a Classic Modern Movie. Everything about it was unique and interesting, with an incredible Cast.
I saw this when it came out, it was great, the most realistic looking dinos and so much fun to watch.
Hi Mr Salvo. From Sci-Fi movies there are on my Top 10 list 1. Alien 1979, 2. Alien Covenant, 3. Prometheus and all other can be debated, but in a more more entertaining ones movies like 'Edge of tomorrow' and the again also whole differnt kind of films like 'Oblivion', or one of my favorites with great actors and a good story tooand powerful music too: 'Interstellar.' That isn't a Scifi movie alone , it is more, way more.
"I could do without the spoon asmr, but its whatever" lolllolol
Six Jurassic most are very good, I liked the 1,3,4,6
Hammond "spared no expense"... except when it came to Nedry. He clearly says Nedry was the lowest bid. Had he "spared no expense" on the IT guy, none of this would have happened...
He was his nephew, iirc. He got the job because he's related.
@@Karamarika I had heard that, but I googled it and it isn't true. They are no relation in the film.
Except not really. The park is already WILDLY out of control before our heroes even arrive. The humans just haven't realized it yet.
The dinosaurs are BREEDING unbeknownst to the humans! And those tracks leading away from the eggs sure looked like raptor tracks...
@@randomlibra that's interesting because I have *always* thought they were related and it would make so much more sense for the story if they were. Him just being a disgruntled employee instead of a bitter relative looking for revenge is *really* disappointing.
do you like some recommendations? because I've a few gems i'd love to share 🙂
"Took them long enough". LOL. Like you would know what to do if a T-Rex was attacking people! And like 99% of most people would jump in even in something like a dog or lion or something.
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Hi Dear Mr Nice Salvo! I'm more used to se you on the music reactions, but a bit a of side kick is not too bad. This movie at the time was ground braking as it was thse two frinds George Lucas and Steven Spåiewlbergs test zone or test bed for what Lucas could later on create on his Industrial Light and Magig firm making these CGI effects. But why this over 20 years old movie looks so great is not about the effects. Most of the whole movie is apart of some exeptions is actually filmed as it is, in by that I mean these dinoes where actually made and move and in real size too. The T-Rex skin was made out of clay that was constantly moistured. It is quite expensive to make 1:1 models and somewhat working ones, but human eye and brains are still so good that you can tell at leat 90% of the time what has been made with GGI. Those film makers have to be sure that today their megabudget porjects don't seem to be lame compared game insdustries almost at least in next few years photorealistic games. Of course there will be always markets big enough to traditional filming and films. People will need them too. But no teenager will be satisfied if you have some sort of digital visual fast forward soup to your eyes. Everyone shoulhd use even in traditional films some new technics, but staying as they usuakky are more intimate films, they will have their place always. For action of Sci.Fi movies I do recomen that ypu hire the best ones to make the GGI. I do not know how expensive some of these most advanced tecnologies are, but I was about ten years ago in a electronics shop to look for a new computer and they showed us a TV , relatively big TV-Screen maybe 60' inch, and asked me if I wanted to see how it works in 3D. I don't know how expensive that technology really is and how much time it requires to be in hand but as in those promoting videos was a part when we looked at an acher, first behind then rotating to the front and when he fired his arrow I almost fell as I tried to dodge it and no 3D glasess involved... Whatta ****??? I don't know the explanation for this nor too good for the spatial sound I have useed for years now, as i DO KNOW, there are some altering on different frequences with a delay so that it actully sounds like the sound comes around you and not in between your two ears as it has been with headphones. Probably devolopeded first in game industry and the sold to others.
Alan at the beginning: I don't like kids
Alan in the climax: *places himself between the kids & the raptors*
Your laughing at how Timmy flew off the electric fence had me cracking up lol! 😅
hey salvo g movie reaction did u see mistake in Jurassic park clip 29:52 there is lady in glass reflection wearing blue jeans and headset for raptor opening door i saw it when i rewatched dont know if u saw it too just head up there
I didn't catch that one...
Forbidden Planet 1956 introducing Robby the Robot. You'll find the back story interesting as well as the cast. Cheers.
Seen it a half dozen times
i recommend you react to the whole Saga!
also Please react to🔥 *King Kong* (2005)
_Jack Black , Naomi Watts & Adrien Brody_
Directed by *Peter Jackson*
*_solution to c0piright issues_*
_IMAGE EDITION :_
- Edit the movie with partial % of transparency (and/or text)
- Flip the movie scene from Right to Left.
- Keep your reaction on full screen (If the scenes of the movie take up less space on the screen and are edited, they can avoid the 4lg0rithm much easier)
_AUDIO EDITION :_
- Put the volume of the movie lower than the volume of your microphone(not too low). (Statics, White noise & your comments , make little distortion to the audio)
- Record the audio of your reaction separately from the audio of the movie, that way you can mute/edit the audio/image of the movie without muting/editing the audio/image of your reaction.
i recommend you watch
Addie Counts Reaction to Jurassic Park 1993
she keep her reaction on full screen all the time.
we can see his reaction without editing, we can see his room and his body language (hand movement)
It's much better when you edit the movie scenes and keep your reaction full screen without editing.
Those small details greatly improve the experience.
It is only a constructive criticism from the point of view of a video-reaction consumer.
If this were real, the dinosaur would fit through the fence 😂😂😂
Imagine now watching all of this in a HUGE cinema.
Ian got injured because he was an idiot. Or wanted to be a hero.
I’m having a hard time getting over the persistent belief that films made before last year are somehow less accomplished in one way or another. Visual and special effects have been around since the beginning of film (George Méliès made special effect films in 1896!). Color motion picture film was successfully tested in 1902. ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ nailed perfect visual effects back in the late 1960’s. It’s never technical accomplishment that makes a film great, it’s the vision of the director. I’m not throwing shade or complaining, I just pointing out that I hear similar expressions of surprise from many Film Reactors. Film has a long and rich cultural history. ‘Jurassic Park’ was a watershed moment in digital effects, yet so many digital effects film since have failed to be as compelling,…because…director.
Love it. If you haven't already seen it I'd love to see a Jaws reaction :)
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Salvo, my apologies for not commenting on the video as I would like to leave a movie suggestion. “ School Ties”, 1992 starring Brendan Frasier, Matt Damon, Cole Hauser, Chris O’ Connell and more. Hard hitting film concerning racism that is still unfortunately,imo, relevant today. Hope you give it a watch 👍🏻
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A good family movie. Well written and acted, and the cgi is still amazing.
Definitely do the other movies
Your laughing at Tim😅
Great to c u react to another film so soon. And 4 mins longer than last. 😉 Looking forward to maybe some reactions 45-55 mins long. But ur right .. the ci was awesome for JP. Come a long way since tho. Thnx 👍🏼
when the channel starts making money I can put more resources into make these longer :)! Stay with me and it could happen
@@SalvoGMovieReactions Will do. Subbed to all ur channels. Enjoy this scortcher day, here anyway in Georgia.
This is nearly a 5/5 movie imo
*paleontology team lol
HAMMOND: Are the children alright?
GRANT: Well they got attacked by a T-Rex and almost crushed under a car and Timmy got thrown off a cliff and into a tree and stampeded and electrocuted and died and head trauma and almost impaled and Lex is covered with dino snot, so.....
HAMMOND: ..........
GRANT: ....yeah sure, the kids are fine and dandy.
T REX: BEHOLD MY GLORIOUS ME, THE ULTIMATE APEX PREDATOR. MY EYESIGHT IS ACTUALLY EXCELLENT AND YOU NOT MOVING JUST MAKES IT EASIER FOR ME. I AN AMBUSH HUNTER SO I HAVE DECIDED THAT MY HUNTING STRATEGY WILL BE SCREAMING AT THE TOP OF MY LUNGS AS I CLOMP WITH EVER-INCREASING VOLUME TOWARDS MY UNSUSPECTING PREY AND........HEY WHERE DID EVERYBODY GO?
GRANT: Get the gun!
SATTLER: I can't get it unless I move!
GRANT: Tim! Stop doing the potty dance and get the gun!
LIL TIMMY: If things keep going the way they've been going, I will 100% shoot myself in the face.
GRANT: Okay you've got a point.
LIL TIMMY: Its not like it'd do you any good. You fired four bullets at a killer dino literally less than 12 inches from your face and didn’t hit it a single time.
SATTLER: Sick burn.
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The only thing I'm going to say that's a lie is about the whole T-Rex Vision being based on movement that is inaccurate. And naturally Velociraptors are actually smaller but for the movie it works.
The FX were really great for the time. I think they still hold up.
Oh this should be fun. What a great way to start my Sunday morning
Great reaction. This movie blew us away when it came out. The 1st T-Rex roar reverberated around the theater with an intensity unmatched. We watched it, we listened to it & we felt it in our bones. I let the electric fence scene slide by, but with all the scientific research they did for this film to make things as accurate as possible. Always wondered why they used Frog DNA to fill in the gaps. Earlier in the film they make it clear, dinosaurs are related to birds not amphibians. Birds & amphibians are two separate branches of the evolutionary tree. (Should have used bird, DNA.)
They needed them to find a way to reproduce. Birds wouldn't give them that. They took some creative license with the frogs.
I was laughing at the boys' hair after shock! ---well done
The actor in the black leather jacket also played in THE FLY. Now that was a scary movie and think you'll love it too.
Is that kid the Vocal Adrenaline choreographer in Glee? I knew I had seen that face before but he looked too old con Glee and that was 15 years ago.
I watched all of them few times.
This is like a Frankenstein’s monster story. Man trying to play God. 🙀👎
Jaws ;)
Your reactions are horrible. You seem pissed at the whole movie. Not even laughing at the funny parts. I saw this in the theater and was amazed. What’s wrong with you?
What did you do watch like 2 minutes lol….
BRO BRO BRO. Im not saying you've never seen Jurassic Park before, but this stuffs gotta stop. People be acting like they never seen these movies before when they dead ass, seen these movies before. Ice age, Toy story, like bruh come on, stop the cap. Jurassic Park, really??????????
Hey, for context, I work 50-60 hours a week at my normal job, I have a main youtube channel th-cam.com/users/salvog and I make content for my patreon. I do NOT have time to "fake" watch movies I've already seen. Everything on this channel are first time watches. But yeah I am sure some people fake it, for sure.
But there are so many movies out there, surely countless people haven’t seen even the most famous ones…
@NoelleMar Lol I guess. Only ones I can think who wasn't born around the time. Cuz there's definitely COUNTLESS amount of people who has seen em. These movies are only 30+ yes old.