@@Dirty_Dan205 he wasn't trying to write a pinned worthy comment, he just replied to you, he couldn't get pinned either because it's a comment to another comment. Your comment is terrible.
Despite the horror the dinosaurs brought, seeing them burn in the napalm was rather heart wrenching for me. The herds simply grazing, then a flash of orange.... Gone. The young Tyrannosaurus eating it's kill, and simply... Fades away in flames.
The destruction of the island is very meaningful, this is why books are always going to be better than films. Crichton chose to destroy Isla Nublar because it ties up the entire theme of the story: Control. Humans tried to control nature, but nature retaliated, so the only way humans could mend their mistakes was with violence and annihilation. A clean slate. The problem is, Crichton subtly leaves the story open-ended. The humans don't realise that the ultimate mistake was not the dinosaurs existing, but rather their attempts to control nature with science. So after the book ends the reader is left to imagine that humanity will continue this terrible cycle, until it inevitably destroys itself. Crichton was an absolute genius.
I always liked to think that Isla Nublar’s destruction was symbolic, sorta like once the islands gone there’s no more hiding for the Dinos, they can’t have the same “safety” they once had.
@@kennethsatria6607 it's because they totally miss the point how very much it ties into the whole franchise, back to the first JP. Casual viewers are more likely to miss the themes. It's not all.about dinos. And some hate the characters Owen & Claire, but they're actually well-written. There's more than they care to admit.
Well yeah, I remember one of the scenes off the top of my head where nedry gets dissembowled that sticks with me. Also john Hammond himself died a pretty violent death in the first book. So, James cameron initially was set to direct the films, and it would've been more r rated like the books.
The destruction of Isla Nublar, was the saddest part in the book. When Alan stares out the window to see a group of Raptors ready to migrate; Made me cry. To see the last dinosaur before the military destroyed the island, come to make me realize that its an Act of God. God didn't want to bring these animals back to the world and the Action of Man to play God is an act of self-destruction. Great video :) Can you do a bit where Alan and the gang go into the Raptor nest in the book?
I remember reading the two novels for the first time in highschool. I remember the part where the young rex was being bombed. If I recall correctly, Tim saw it give out a load cry in pain and agony. That scene has stuck with me for a long time. I wonder if rexy will have a happy ending, a heroic death, or something like the novel. The dinosaurs in the book where slightly more monsterous, but crichton's talent made us feel for them all the same.
The volcano eruption seems fitting. One of the themes in Jurassic park is the tug of war for control between humanity and nature, and the eruption is like natures final strike to finish the dinosaurs once and for all, and regain all the power to decide what does and doesn't survive. EDIT: It is also a second chance for humanity to learn from their mistakes and move on.
Rasdan 17 skull island from Peter Jackson’s King Kong sank into the ocean with massive earthquakes and volcanic eruptions as well . I believe peter Jackson’s King Kong connects to Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park lost world novel and universal Jurassic Park lost world and Jurassic world
My bro and I were watching Fallen Kingdom this morning. I noticed watching the footage of the destruction of the island that there were several mountains around the volcano where everyone would've been fine. :P
Although I never played it, I heard that in the Telltale game the napalming of the island actually did occur after the protagonists escape. Interesting to think that, for a few years at least, the destruction of Isla Nublar was canon in the book timeline AND film timeline.
The destruction of the island from the book felt more like the destruction of raccoon city from resident evil than it does the volcano eruption from fallen kingdom. I would love to see a mini series adaptation of the books for this reason alone.
I’ll be honest, I was completely blown away by the ending of the book. Particularly that Ian and Rexy both died. Then, I was ticked off that Ian was brought back to life for The Lost World because I felt like I had went through this whole mourning process only to see that he was brought back with no good explication. The one scene I would love to see played out, although I’m not sure how it would be done, is the realization on Sorna that the raptors were not the pack of caring, parental dinos, but a group that had never been influenced by older generations. That it’s not just biology, it’s also learned behavior.
Crichton never wanted to write Lost World, he was convinced to by Cameron and fans to write a sequel. So he didn’t have a solid idea of a sequel when he wrote the ending to Jurassic Park. To the credit, it’s never said out loud that Malcolm dies, and Lost World does say Malcolm was very lucky and spent around 2 years recovering.
@@dionysus6892 It says at the end of Jurassic Park that the Costa Rican government "did not even permit the burial of Hammond or Ian Malcolm." That's a pretty concrete statement that Malcolm died.
I watched the first movie as a kid. Watched the second movie as a little bit older kid..returned for JP3 as a veteran of the franchise..still young, but wiser. I loved those raptors. Waited fifteen years for Jurassic World but until then I filled my need for JP by reading the novels, playing the games and gaining as much knowledge as possible of the franchise. It just keeps getting better.
I dont know. Both the novel and the movie fallen kingdom had disturbing ends to the island and most dinosaurs... Klayton buddy you do an amazing job both with storytelling, narration, and explanation that even I'm not aware of in the Jurassic universe As I said before, next month I'll become a patreon for ya In the meantime... take it easy ;)
Just finished the Novel. Dam there was so much viciousness and death, which is so odd because for the most part, in the beginning, it's a very fun book with some dark moments but when the T-Rex breaks out it just went into full nightmare fuel teritory.
Well, the erupting volcano in Fallen Kingdom is basically an adaptation of the Novel island bombing. But it's even sadder because in the novel it happened precisely in the first book and it wasn't possible to save the dinosaurs, while in the movies, it took 5 movies to happen and it was enough to save the dinosaurs.
hey; i was curious about the deleted JP3 movie scene where there was going to be a face off between Velociraptors Vs an Ankylosaurus. that would be an interesting topic to talk about
I'll have to look into that a bit more. I remember hearing about it but I'm not sure if it was ever filmed or apart of the script. I'll give it a look! :D
Man imagine if Nublar went this way I'd crying seeing the t rex who saved them just blown to bits. But I feel like this ending for the book was still good but I couldn't handle it if it happened like this in the film series.
I was one of those “watched the movies first, then read the book” and it may be the one movie who’s movie adaptation I like more than the book. I still adore the book, but the movie too nostalgic for me
At the end of the book The island was destroyed by bomb napalm in the novel since the island went to hell and people were being killed left and right But in the movies it was destroyed by Volcanic eruption
It would be awesome if Michael Crichton could see JWFK. I want to know what he thinks about the fact that 28 years after his book, Nublar burned down like in his book. Also, what is the musik called at around 4:00? I know it's from fallen kingdom, but i just can't remember the name.
Love this video. I'm not sure which book I prefer more the first Jurassic Park or its sequel The Lost World. I have both of them and I read both of them at least once a week. I really found the ending of this book to be rather interesting. Another great video.
When I first got the news that they would end the island... I got excited. I always loved the novels and the way they went with the suspense and the topics they went with... that quote of Malcolm you used in the beginning have me nostalgia from the first time I read the book... and seeing it in Fallen Kingdom was a bold move and also risky one from the cast and crew that helped make this awesome movie... I've seen it recently for the second time and I can see that all of the controversy there is with the movie are actually bad... As in, not good arguments to criticize the movie. I even know how to debate with facts only using what is seen in the movie... I see to see the first movie to make my final decision... But for now, Fallen Kingdom is my favorite, until I can watch the original to make sure... it's very hard... and why I love it, beside Indoraptor and everything to do about him, is because it "answers" or continues with topics of the original... Malcolm made the questions in the first movie... And the 5th movie continued the conversation... Leaving the long awaited 6th movie to answer
When I was a kid I first saw the movie, then after some years read the book. When I discovered how the book ended I was almost disappointed and sad. I read the book again some months ago, after I discovered your channel (which truly awakened my love for dinosaurs and specially for JP) . And well it's pretty obvious that I enjoyed it much more that last time. Amazing book and story :) Can't thank you enough for awaking my love for JP after many years of sleep, tho :D
I’ve always loved the film And remember it coming out but I’ve been scared to read the book. Scared it would change what I had come to love but hearing you read extracts has really made me want to read it. It’s on order and on its way.
Prior to the JW reboot, it's likely that the sterilization of Nublar was at least semi-canonical in the film universe = Malcolm's shock that there are dinosaurs still alive in TLW, Hammond failing to mention Nublar when setting up Sorna as a reserve (indicating that there was nothing worth protecting on Nublar), Ben and Eric's dino tour in JP3 having to go all the way out to Sorna in a small boat to see dinosaurs when Nublar is much closer to the mainland. And of course, the deleted scene from TLW (which remains in the tie-in comic) where Ludlow states = "...demolition, deconstruction, and disposal of Isla Nublar facilities, organic and inorganic, $126,000,000".
The emotion after reading and seeing in mind that Isla Nublar being destroyed is like Alan. You feel relieved but the sad truth of how impactful the island was gone. It makes you cry.
0:32 just out of curiosity, Klayton, which one did YOU do first? Did you watch the movie and then read the book, like many of us did? Or was it the other way around?
You know we always assume & its said Nublar was completely destroyed but some of the last aerial shots of the island has alot of green still left of on the island makes me wonder if some of the dinos could still be there since we never are truly shown that the island is completely gone/uninhabitable.
Been a while since i read the novel, but i seem to remember Dr. Wu being quite fearful of the creatures he'd created, and told Hammond he wanted to create them more docile? I always got the impression he shared Malcoms ideology that they couldn't possibly control their creations... or have i got that completely wrong? Haha
All of this fits very well into what is known as "anti-humanism" and shows that in the grand scheme of things nature will sooner or later overpower man's own arrogance.
After the ending of the first book i was glad Micheal Crichton Gave the dinosaurs of isla sorna A chance to live out their life Despite the prions which made for the Most hopeful ending of any of his books because someone like masrani could obviously fix it with money which had me Happy there was a chance
DenotheFreak but sorna’s still around but it can’t be a sanctuary because it’s also volcanic and would be temporary until the volcano or volcanos on Isla sorna erupted and it would be a useless uninhabitable island as well also sorna is a apparently a waist land covered in ruins of buildings/vehicles and dinosaur bones. P.S do you think the sanctuary island in fallen kingdom was real or fake and if it was fake and would you use Isla sorna as a sanctuary island?
I love these videos where you read the book extracts, is there any way you can read the books or do more of them or write some JP fan fiction? Keep up the great work
Saw and loved the movie long before I red the book. Seriously, I literally ruined three VCR-tapes of "Jurassic Park" becaused I replayed it over and over again (I know every line of the film). And when I red the book I became sad because there was so much the film never told :(
I wish Crichton wouldn’t have totally decimated the island. I almost like the thought of some creatures surviving and living past the end of the book on the original island.
Do you think you can do the part in the novel where Muldoon nails one of the raptors with his M72-LAW or the part where Tim and Lex give the baby raptor to the raptors that are chasing them?
Also of note is the gender bias where the soldier looks at Ellie before immediately deciding "Nah, no way a damn *woman* could be in charge". Yep, JP is set in the 90s allright!
Look we can discuss sexism in survival situations when I get back. (aka I think the movie itself addresses that Ellie is plenty capable of getting shit done with just her actions in the story and that one line of dialogue)
@@KBABZ yeah in the 90s. Had this movie been in 2018 like the comment above mine. Ellie would have said three times that then rode off in to the sunset on a raptor wih a pink pussy hat while yelling #metoooooo!!!
I am pretty sure the book is set in the late 80s. But this scene shows just the sexism of the fictional costa rica officer (in reality costa rica does not have an army). Criteon wrote ellie as an strong independent women.
Awesome and powerful video! This ending is truly heartbreaking and symbolic.😥 It's almost worse than what Mount Sibo did. With the Costa Rican Napalm bombing, that was a quick end for Nublar. The volcano truly gave the island a slower death. My opinion at least!
Interesting due to Costa Rica dont even have any military. The slogan on my old VHS cover of The Lost World 'something has survived' seems more fitting with this destruction of Isla Nublar.
I'm one of the people who saw the original "Jurassic Park" film first before reading Crichton's first book. When I read the ending chapter of Nublar being destroyed, I'll admit I was taken aback by it at first. But now it's in better context to me thanks to "Fallen Kingdom."
Heh. I saw the film at home in '95- I was only born in '90- and as soon as there was buzz about the second film being made, my mother loaned me her hardcover of the second novel. I read that on the bus in sixth grade, then eventually saw the second film. *Only then* did I read the first novel after seeing how much had changed from Lost World to Lost World. I almost never do anything in order. Never the intent, seemingly always the end, though. I do love how many moments of reference to the novels are peppered throughout JWFK, but the cinematography is still the most impressive thing to me in the movie. Two-for-one: The carnotaurus fake-out near the end is absolutely wonderful. I found myself grinning and thinking, "You little imps!" at the filmmakers when I realized an instant later how I'd been misdirected by the framing and lighting evoking a visual moment from the second novel.
theAsterisk Nice story! Now for me, it took me a little while to recognize the references from both novels in "Fallen Kingdom." The Carnotaurus scene towards the end being one of them.
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@@Dirty_Dan205 he wasn't trying to write a pinned worthy comment, he just replied to you, he couldn't get pinned either because it's a comment to another comment. Your comment is terrible.
Despite the horror the dinosaurs brought, seeing them burn in the napalm was rather heart wrenching for me. The herds simply grazing, then a flash of orange.... Gone.
The young Tyrannosaurus eating it's kill, and simply... Fades away in flames.
The destruction of the island is very meaningful, this is why books are always going to be better than films. Crichton chose to destroy Isla Nublar because it ties up the entire theme of the story: Control. Humans tried to control nature, but nature retaliated, so the only way humans could mend their mistakes was with violence and annihilation. A clean slate. The problem is, Crichton subtly leaves the story open-ended. The humans don't realise that the ultimate mistake was not the dinosaurs existing, but rather their attempts to control nature with science. So after the book ends the reader is left to imagine that humanity will continue this terrible cycle, until it inevitably destroys itself.
Crichton was an absolute genius.
I always liked to think that Isla Nublar’s destruction was symbolic, sorta like once the islands gone there’s no more hiding for the Dinos, they can’t have the same “safety” they once had.
For the life of me I don't know why people hated Fallen Kingdom so much
@@kennethsatria6607 it's because they totally miss the point how very much it ties into the whole franchise, back to the first JP. Casual viewers are more likely to miss the themes. It's not all.about dinos. And some hate the characters Owen & Claire, but they're actually well-written. There's more than they care to admit.
Humanity playing God will lead to nothing but chaos.
What if someone make a movie based on Michael Crichton's books entirely that would be awesome
That be so fucking awesome but they have to Change one thing then
It would be rated R
@@Nesw10 yeah it would
I’d love an HBO Max/Netflix miniseries that directly adapts the books
Well yeah, I remember one of the scenes off the top of my head where nedry gets dissembowled that sticks with me. Also john Hammond himself died a pretty violent death in the first book. So, James cameron initially was set to direct the films, and it would've been more r rated like the books.
The destruction of Isla Nublar, was the saddest part in the book. When Alan stares out the window to see a group of Raptors ready to migrate; Made me cry.
To see the last dinosaur before the military destroyed the island, come to make me realize that its an Act of God.
God didn't want to bring these animals back to the world and the Action of Man to play God is an act of self-destruction.
Great video :) Can you do a bit where Alan and the gang go into the Raptor nest in the book?
Having control over everything is an illusion. No control imposed by man is absolute.
I remember reading the two novels for the first time in highschool. I remember the part where the young rex was being bombed. If I recall correctly, Tim saw it give out a load cry in pain and agony. That scene has stuck with me for a long time. I wonder if rexy will have a happy ending, a heroic death, or something like the novel. The dinosaurs in the book where slightly more monsterous, but crichton's talent made us feel for them all the same.
If know our girl Rexy she’d look up at the bombs give out one last triumphed roar and the queen of isla nublar would be no more best ending ever
I feel your pain on the young t Rex it's pretty sad
It was Lex that cried
The volcano eruption seems fitting. One of the themes in Jurassic park is the tug of war for control between humanity and nature, and the eruption is like natures final strike to finish the dinosaurs once and for all, and regain all the power to decide what does and doesn't survive.
EDIT: It is also a second chance for humanity to learn from their mistakes and move on.
Rasdan 17 skull island from Peter Jackson’s King Kong sank into the ocean with massive earthquakes and volcanic eruptions as well . I believe peter Jackson’s King Kong connects to Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park lost world novel and universal Jurassic Park lost world and Jurassic world
Man, it's so upsetting that Isla Nublar is gone. 😞
Yes very upsetting. But they can't destroy isla sorna!!!!!!!!
@@noahboi3666 Isla Sorna is barren to
My bro and I were watching Fallen Kingdom this morning. I noticed watching the footage of the destruction of the island that there were several mountains around the volcano where everyone would've been fine. :P
@@imjessietr29 yeah, maybe some might be still alive 😄
Practical Theist Life Finds a way
Although I never played it, I heard that in the Telltale game the napalming of the island actually did occur after the protagonists escape. Interesting to think that, for a few years at least, the destruction of Isla Nublar was canon in the book timeline AND film timeline.
Well... I guess the destruction is canon in both now anyway...
No the island did not get bombed in the telltale game
The destruction of the island from the book felt more like the destruction of raccoon city from resident evil than it does the volcano eruption from fallen kingdom. I would love to see a mini series adaptation of the books for this reason alone.
Funny you mention RE3 because Rexy in the books comes across like Nemesis pursuing Jill. Relentless and persistent
I love how absolutely badass Muldoon was in the book.
Nice use of Apocalypse Now footage, Klayton. Very realistic and fitting for your narration. Even the T-Rex death hit me in the feels :-(
I’ll be honest, I was completely blown away by the ending of the book. Particularly that Ian and Rexy both died. Then, I was ticked off that Ian was brought back to life for The Lost World because I felt like I had went through this whole mourning process only to see that he was brought back with no good explication. The one scene I would love to see played out, although I’m not sure how it would be done, is the realization on Sorna that the raptors were not the pack of caring, parental dinos, but a group that had never been influenced by older generations. That it’s not just biology, it’s also learned behavior.
Crichton never wanted to write Lost World, he was convinced to by Cameron and fans to write a sequel. So he didn’t have a solid idea of a sequel when he wrote the ending to Jurassic Park.
To the credit, it’s never said out loud that Malcolm dies, and Lost World does say Malcolm was very lucky and spent around 2 years recovering.
@@dionysus6892 It says at the end of Jurassic Park that the Costa Rican government "did not even permit the burial of Hammond or Ian Malcolm." That's a pretty concrete statement that Malcolm died.
The best way to hammer home the message of Jurassic Park, if you ask me, was simply that simple question. "Are you in charge?"
Never forget the Brachiosaurus.
I haven’t forgotten that either . That part makes me sad .
Michael Mahabir that wasn’t in the novel.
There were no brachis in the original jurassic park novel just apatos
Me: forgets brachiosaurus
I got so sad when I saw it say it’s last “BWAAAAAH” it no forget
Nublar has came to a end...........with Michael Crichton
This ending tore my heart out when j first read it
Life lost its Way. Extinction comes again.
Bryce Mckenzie destiny arrives all the same.
Alonso Arana R/UnexpectedThanos
if dinosaurs will face extinction the t Rex is the last dino in the world
This was so heartbreaking for me as a kid. Of course I knew there would be a sequel, but that didnt make this scene any less painful.
“No one is in charge”. Pretty much sums everything up.
Man thats a intense scene seeing a island of dinosaurs blow up right in front of you. If this was ever in the movies it may have been Sorna
I watched the first movie as a kid. Watched the second movie as a little bit older kid..returned for JP3 as a veteran of the franchise..still young, but wiser. I loved those raptors. Waited fifteen years for Jurassic World but until then I filled my need for JP by reading the novels, playing the games and gaining as much knowledge as possible of the franchise. It just keeps getting better.
The Jurassic Park series deserves a season or two based on the books.
I dont know. Both the novel and the movie fallen kingdom had disturbing ends to the island and most dinosaurs... Klayton buddy you do an amazing job both with storytelling, narration, and explanation that even I'm not aware of in the Jurassic universe
As I said before, next month I'll become a patreon for ya
In the meantime... take it easy ;)
Just finished the Novel. Dam there was so much viciousness and death, which is so odd because for the most part, in the beginning, it's a very fun book with some dark moments but when the T-Rex breaks out it just went into full nightmare fuel teritory.
My grandma got me this book and this story made me love reading more then before
I feel like seeing this version of Nublar's death would hurt more than the actual death of Nublar.
Probably because Humans destroyed it instead of Natural disaster
As much as I love the novel the ending always left me sad, but great video.
Well, the erupting volcano in Fallen Kingdom is basically an adaptation of the Novel island bombing. But it's even sadder because in the novel it happened precisely in the first book and it wasn't possible to save the dinosaurs, while in the movies, it took 5 movies to happen and it was enough to save the dinosaurs.
I think it’s safe to say Michael Crichton was a literary genius 📖
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hey; i was curious about the deleted JP3 movie scene where there was going to be a face off between Velociraptors Vs an Ankylosaurus. that would be an interesting topic to talk about
I'll have to look into that a bit more. I remember hearing about it but I'm not sure if it was ever filmed or apart of the script. I'll give it a look! :D
cool, cant wait to here what you find, also, some more histories of dinosaurs would be awesome to here soon would be awesome to see soon too.
They'd most likely go for the legs and underside of the neck and belly
Man imagine if Nublar went this way I'd crying seeing the t rex who saved them just blown to bits. But I feel like this ending for the book was still good but I couldn't handle it if it happened like this in the film series.
You should make an audio book for Jurassic Park and the Lost World. I'd love to read them along with you.
I was one of those “watched the movies first, then read the book” and it may be the one movie who’s movie adaptation I like more than the book. I still adore the book, but the movie too nostalgic for me
At the end of the book The island was destroyed by bomb napalm in the novel since the island went to hell and people were being killed left and right
But in the movies it was destroyed by Volcanic eruption
It would be awesome if Michael Crichton could see JWFK. I want to know what he thinks about the fact that 28 years after his book, Nublar burned down like in his book.
Also, what is the musik called at around 4:00? I know it's from fallen kingdom, but i just can't remember the name.
John Cena I believe the music was made by a fan who gave Klayton permission to use it. He can’t use any music from the movies due to copyright.
@@johndogscorner9631 Ohhh...i really thought this is from JWFK..
Thanks!
John Cena Ikr it does sound like it fits with the movies, nice track
Well, he would hit the one who directed that aberration in the face
"AND THE DINOSAURS ARE GONNNNNE" - History of the entire world, I quess
Great video man! I wish you could do an audio book of the whole novel. That would be cool.
The music is perfect for this part
Good video. Always great when you have that ominous music playing in the beginning with a quote.
Love this video. I'm not sure which book I prefer more the first Jurassic Park or its sequel The Lost World. I have both of them and I read both of them at least once a week. I really found the ending of this book to be rather interesting. Another great video.
When I first got the news that they would end the island... I got excited. I always loved the novels and the way they went with the suspense and the topics they went with... that quote of Malcolm you used in the beginning have me nostalgia from the first time I read the book... and seeing it in Fallen Kingdom was a bold move and also risky one from the cast and crew that helped make this awesome movie... I've seen it recently for the second time and I can see that all of the controversy there is with the movie are actually bad... As in, not good arguments to criticize the movie. I even know how to debate with facts only using what is seen in the movie...
I see to see the first movie to make my final decision... But for now, Fallen Kingdom is my favorite, until I can watch the original to make sure... it's very hard... and why I love it, beside Indoraptor and everything to do about him, is because it "answers" or continues with topics of the original... Malcolm made the questions in the first movie... And the 5th movie continued the conversation... Leaving the long awaited 6th movie to answer
Love your attention to details. Keep up the good work.
Hey thanks man! I really appreciate that! :D
Hope we get to see the islands of the 5 deaths
Is there a non volcanic island in that archipelago? If so , the sanctuary could be one of them.
RIP
Isla Nublar
I was really hoping you would bring up how Isla Nublar was destroyed in the novel. Reading it and seeing the destruction in the movie was very sad.
Literally just came back from watching JP in the Royal Albert Hall with a live orchestra. Happy birthday me!
When I was a kid I first saw the movie, then after some years read the book. When I discovered how the book ended I was almost disappointed and sad. I read the book again some months ago, after I discovered your channel (which truly awakened my love for dinosaurs and specially for JP) . And well it's pretty obvious that I enjoyed it much more that last time. Amazing book and story :)
Can't thank you enough for awaking my love for JP after many years of sleep, tho :D
I’ve always loved the film
And remember it coming out but I’ve been scared to read the book.
Scared it would change what I had come to love but hearing you read extracts has really made me want to read it.
It’s on order and on its way.
Your reading voice is just drippin' with intensity, so perfect tysm for this vid. HOW do I become a game warden?????
I love the symbolism in the novels!
When you hear that music, you know it will be something.
Prior to the JW reboot, it's likely that the sterilization of Nublar was at least semi-canonical in the film universe =
Malcolm's shock that there are dinosaurs still alive in TLW, Hammond failing to mention Nublar when setting up Sorna as a reserve (indicating that there was nothing worth protecting on Nublar), Ben and Eric's dino tour in JP3 having to go all the way out to Sorna in a small boat to see dinosaurs when Nublar is much closer to the mainland.
And of course, the deleted scene from TLW (which remains in the tie-in comic) where Ludlow states = "...demolition, deconstruction, and disposal of Isla Nublar facilities, organic and inorganic, $126,000,000".
He should narrate...love when he reads from the books, wish I could follow along 🖤
The emotion after reading and seeing in mind that Isla Nublar being destroyed is like Alan. You feel relieved but the sad truth of how impactful the island was gone. It makes you cry.
0:32 just out of curiosity, Klayton, which one did YOU do first? Did you watch the movie and then read the book, like many of us did? Or was it the other way around?
You know we always assume & its said Nublar was completely destroyed but some of the last aerial shots of the island has alot of green still left of on the island makes me wonder if some of the dinos could still be there since we never are truly shown that the island is completely gone/uninhabitable.
Been a while since i read the novel, but i seem to remember Dr. Wu being quite fearful of the creatures he'd created, and told Hammond he wanted to create them more docile? I always got the impression he shared Malcoms ideology that they couldn't possibly control their creations... or have i got that completely wrong? Haha
Malcom's ideology was that nature was uncontrollable. Wu wanted to make the dinosaurs more docile to make them controllable
The feels every time I read that section or hear it.
All of this fits very well into what is known as "anti-humanism" and shows that in the grand scheme of things nature will sooner or later overpower man's own arrogance.
After the ending of the first book i was glad Micheal Crichton Gave the dinosaurs of isla sorna A chance to live out their life Despite the prions which made for the Most hopeful ending of any of his books because someone like masrani could obviously fix it with money which had me Happy there was a chance
I just read the novel its great they have it in my school there are also some jurassic park/world fans in my school great video :p
I just finished reading this book and the end made me sad 😢😢😢
3:12 - insert dream raptor: "ALAN"
When I read that part, I felt relief. Isla Nublar is too creepy.
Farewell Nublar. Goodbye Jurassic Park...
DenotheFreak but sorna’s still around but it can’t be a sanctuary because it’s also volcanic and would be temporary until the volcano or volcanos on Isla sorna erupted and it would be a useless uninhabitable island as well also sorna is a apparently a waist land covered in ruins of buildings/vehicles and dinosaur bones. P.S do you think the sanctuary island in fallen kingdom was real or fake and if it was fake and would you use Isla sorna as a sanctuary island?
Jacob Arnold I know about this and I believe the Sanctuary did exist, Mills just double crossed Lockwood behind his back
DenotheFreak okay we’re do you think it was on earth?
Jacob Arnold idfk
DenotheFreak maybe it’s some were by South America.
A Klayton Fioriti notification. Excellent way to maintain my day.😍😍😍😍😍
Can you read the book and make a series of it? Love the videos.
I love these videos where you read the book extracts, is there any way you can read the books or do more of them or write some JP fan fiction? Keep up the great work
Damnit i cryed during fallen kingdom and i cryed during your Reading of this :(
Saw and loved the movie long before I red the book. Seriously, I literally ruined three VCR-tapes of "Jurassic Park" becaused I replayed it over and over again (I know every line of the film). And when I red the book I became sad because there was so much the film never told :(
IM READER THE BOOK BUT THIS IM SHOCK
I wish Crichton wouldn’t have totally decimated the island. I almost like the thought of some creatures surviving and living past the end of the book on the original island.
Ahh so this is why "something has survived" is the tagline for the lost world
Yes lol
Do you think you can do the part in the novel where Muldoon nails one of the raptors with his M72-LAW or the part where Tim and Lex give the baby raptor to the raptors that are chasing them?
Also of note is the gender bias where the soldier looks at Ellie before immediately deciding "Nah, no way a damn *woman* could be in charge". Yep, JP is set in the 90s allright!
If it was 2018, the soldier would immediately be sued by Gennaro.
No there would be a 15 minute scene to show how stronk the wahmen is
Look we can discuss sexism in survival situations when I get back.
(aka I think the movie itself addresses that Ellie is plenty capable of getting shit done with just her actions in the story and that one line of dialogue)
@@KBABZ yeah in the 90s.
Had this movie been in 2018 like the comment above mine.
Ellie would have said three times that then rode off in to the sunset on a raptor wih a pink pussy hat while yelling #metoooooo!!!
I am pretty sure the book is set in the late 80s.
But this scene shows just the sexism of the fictional costa rica officer (in reality costa rica does not have an army). Criteon wrote ellie as an strong independent women.
What was the music called here 3:35
Nice video man. I would love it if you did the main road attack scene
I wonder if they will mention sorna in jw3
I think they have to
Sorna was mentioned briefly in Fallen Kingdom.However their should be a detailed scene regarding Sorna in the sequel.
His videos are great
Thank you! :D
I love your channel! I mentioned it to a friend and accidentally called your channel 'Jurassic Park Explained' 😐
Whoops
I've been looking forward to this.
Wow can’t imagine seeing that in film where the military takes out Nublar instead of Mt. Sibo
Every body what's a pin don't be greedy!!!
What's the song that starts playing at 3:33?
I like that they at least referenced the bombing in Jurassic Park: The Game.
Awesome and powerful video! This ending is truly heartbreaking and symbolic.😥 It's almost worse than what Mount Sibo did. With the Costa Rican Napalm bombing, that was a quick end for Nublar. The volcano truly gave the island a slower death. My opinion at least!
Interesting due to Costa Rica dont even have any military.
The slogan on my old VHS cover of The Lost World 'something has survived' seems more fitting with this destruction of Isla Nublar.
This is so good. I just wish the T. rex could swim in the movie cannon.
That was a sad ending of the book 😖😞😭
I love how Ian was supposed to die but people liked him so much that he came back
I'm one of the people who saw the original "Jurassic Park" film first before reading Crichton's first book. When I read the ending chapter of Nublar being destroyed, I'll admit I was taken aback by it at first. But now it's in better context to me thanks to "Fallen Kingdom."
Heh. I saw the film at home in '95- I was only born in '90- and as soon as there was buzz about the second film being made, my mother loaned me her hardcover of the second novel. I read that on the bus in sixth grade, then eventually saw the second film. *Only then* did I read the first novel after seeing how much had changed from Lost World to Lost World.
I almost never do anything in order. Never the intent, seemingly always the end, though.
I do love how many moments of reference to the novels are peppered throughout JWFK, but the cinematography is still the most impressive thing to me in the movie. Two-for-one: The carnotaurus fake-out near the end is absolutely wonderful. I found myself grinning and thinking, "You little imps!" at the filmmakers when I realized an instant later how I'd been misdirected by the framing and lighting evoking a visual moment from the second novel.
theAsterisk Nice story! Now for me, it took me a little while to recognize the references from both novels in "Fallen Kingdom." The Carnotaurus scene towards the end being one of them.
I was almost expecting a juvenile T. rex to get on a boat which would be horrifying
That’s really sad, I mean cmon that is just, wow what a strong note to end on.
Awsome as usual can we get a History of Stegosaurus Video.
so the islands have the ability to die ? so the islands have a life ? so they have a soul ?
illuminati confirmed !
lol
Plays the x files music
Oh my freaking gosh
Love your Book videos!!
If there was a spino on nublar- spino: see ya I can just swim to safety.
Every video you do deserves a like bud!
Awesome vid, just wondering when the next evolution vid is coming?