Soo Love You're reaction 💯 especially that last part Where Rexy 🦖 She lets the baby Dino Eat Gobble up 😋 the mean old selfish guy lol You're like 🤭🤣🤣it was actually Pretty funny and Deserved hopefully You can agree Right?
Fun fact: Steven Spielberg loved making Jurassic Park so much he asked the author of the novel to write the sequel to the book so that Steven could make the sequel to the movie.
Only catch was, it required some mild retconning because Ian Malcolm dies in the book version of Jurassic Park. Michael Crichton had to handwave it away at the beginning of The Lost World by saying "Well, he was _declared_ dead, but his injuries weren't that bad after all" 😆
The book and the movie are very dissimilar in plot, and I read the book wanting to see what happened in it, when they did a copout Godzilla ripoff, I was dissapointed, lol
"How many Sarah's do you think are on this island??" Gets me every time. There is actually an extended scene of Roland, where he fist fights a drunken tourist who was sexually harassing a server that really broadens his character. Spielberg went all out with the ending in the city, that was never part of the story but hey. Steven Spielberg has the final Lost Word. 🦖
that scene gets even funnier when you see it paid of later in the film. Ian later goes on to shout, "Nick.....Nick Van Owen" while walking in the worker's village.
That mother's scream transitioning to the screeching of the train and Goldblum's yawn is one of my favorite movie transitions of all time, it's so cold!
The tv cut of the movie adds a scene between those and messes up that transition!!! I noticed it when mom was watching in tv and I was like wait…. Why didn’t it cut to Malcom yawning
Funny story: Burke, the one who runs away from the milk snake, was based on a real life paleontologist, Dr. Robert Bakker. He and another paleontologist, Jack Horner, were in a debate over how T. rex ate and whether it was warm-blooded. Bakker argued that T. rex was a hunter, while Horner argued it was more of a scavenger, like vultures. Bakker realized that he was being spoofed, and loved it. He even sent Horner a letter afterwards, saying, "See! I told you T. rex was a hunter!" in regards to Burke's death at the waterfall.
It's funny because if you look at birds, they can be both depending on the species. Some species scavenge, like vultures, while other species hunt, like eagles. Dinosaurs were most likely the same way. Some would scavenge, some would hunt, some would even hunt in packs.
@@MFBloosh Very true. I had to take it for a science credit in college so I could graduate, but I took a class called Dinosaurs and Their Relatives, and it was fascinating.
Funniest part about this movie is nearly every terrible thing that happened was because of what Nick and Sarah did. Them trying to sabotage the other group over and over is what started the dominos falling to cost so many people their lives. They let out the dinosaurs that destroyed the groups camp and all of their valuable equipment and resources. They bought the baby T rex back with them which got all of their equipment and resources destroyed and their friend killed. Sarah kept the bloody clothes on that allowed the T rex to follow them and kill many people. Nick took Roland's ammo out of his gun so he couldn't shoot the T rex to save lives and kill it. Because Roland couldn't kill the T rex he ended up tranquilizing it, so it was captured instead and got to kill lots of people in California. The second T rex attack brought on by Sarah's bloody clothes also caused people to split up and run into raptor territory getting nearly all of them killed and eaten.
There should have been a seen of Nick being eat in California. Dude was literally the one that got everyone killed. Such a dumbass yelling "Sarah" should have been part of the JP3 security crew, eaten by a Spino
It was Hammond who sent a team to dangerous territory and it was Ludlow who sent the other team to capture and hunt the dinosaurs. They started it all. And it were Tembo and Ajay who captured the baby Rex and put it dangerously near to their camp to lure the T-rexes. Nick and Sarah had their fair share of making things worse, but they did not start the events.
@@nahqivnah, they had only herbivores captured, and maybe the odd compy, but as we saw, the Rex when it got loose by (somehow) eating the cargo doors controller and crew, something herbivores wouldn’t have done, caused havoc, none of which would have happened if Roland had still had his high caliber bullets and been able to kill the male Rex then and there. After he had his trophy, and seeing the expedition was a failure, he would have undoubtedly called it there and shipped out, *without* a live t rex on its way to San Diego, but instead a dead stuffed head
Fun fact: if you pay attention, the female and male T. rex have slight differences in design. The female has a brownish-gray coloration and the male is dark green. Also, the female is slightly larger than the male, and the male has a scar on the snout. These don't seem like much, but for 1997, it's pretty impressive attention to detail.
I'm glad Goldblum's back. You can't have too much Goldblum. I just love how at the end the baby T-Rex gets his first kill and the dad is just looking like: "I'm so proud of you son!"
An extended cut of this movie can be found on Sci Fi and TNT, with 2 deleted scenes: Peter Ludlow, John Hammond's nephew, has Hammond fired from INGEN after the Isla Nublar Incident of 1993, because they rather have him removed as head of the company then spend prison time for criminal and safety negligence. Roland Tembo's original introduction was going to have him meet up with an old friend of his, Ajay Sindhu, and asks Roland if he's interested in going to Costa Rica for a well fundes expedition, until ge witnesses a rude tourist harassing the locals. Roland beats the man to a pulp to teach him a lesson. Ajay stills asks Roland about the 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 any interest to me?"
Yeah it also shows how bored and over the hunt roland is. Bc he says when we're together it's a firing squad. There's no thrill, no fight, no escape we always catch our mark. It's fine if the animal gets away but it doesn't happen. Also ties back when he shoots the buck he's close enough and only hidden by long grass that barely hides him and he stands up to shopt and leaves cover when it hits and back pedals for the 2nd shot.
There were a couple deleted scenes that showed how Roland was a good guy. One scene where he saved a waitress from being attacked by a group of men, and another where he disciplines another hunter for breaking the tyrannosaurs leg. I’m not sure why they took those scenes out.
spielberg is all about pacing. pacing is his top priority when editing a film...unless it is a historical drama. He doesn't want the audience to feel a movie is dragging and thus tries to make movies fast paced...That's why JP and TLW are just over 2 hrs when they probably reached closer to 3 hrs with deleted scenes.
Funny thing is the guy with the devil hors actually plays Satan in Constantine. He's actually in a ton of movies, but that's where I first really noticed him.
There are generally two islands in the JP Universe of films: Isla Nublar and Isla Sorna. Isla Nublar is where the actual Jurassic Park is (in the first film) and the preparatory island, where they actually create the beasts, is Isla Sorna where THIS film takes place.
Fun Fact, there was originally a scene that showed that Peter Ludlow was actually the one that broke the baby T.Rex's leg, not Roland or Arjay. It was to make it poetic when the Male Rex breaks Peter's leg at the end of the movie. Unfortunately, there will never be a director's or extended cut of this film or of Jurassic Park due to a fire at Universal Studios that destroyed the uncut footage.
that's not the reason why there will never be a director's or extended cut since we don't know precisely what was destroyed in the Universal archives. The reason we never will are two-fold. Spielberg doesn't think highly of this picture (even fighting depression over it during production because he found it shallow). But more importantly Spielberg himself feels that the theatrical cut is his director's cut. He particularly despises deleted scenes which is why most of his films don't have them...(only included the two for TLW because they were in the TV screenings). The reason for his hatred? He was roasted heavily by fans for fiddling with Close Encounters and ET and vowed to never do it again. While Spielberg lives and breathes we won't get any scenes for JP or TLW and TLW is not popular enough to warrant a future release with them.
I'm guessing it's the caffeine maybe making her unfocused, but Angelina missed a lot of stuff in this reaction. The movie immediately makes it clear that Isla Sorna is a different island from Isla Nublar, she missed that. Hammond explains that Malcom's team is supposed to go to the island to document the dinosaurs so he can establish a nature preserve and make it inaccessible to the public... she missed that and thinks they're there to sabotage Ludlow's crew. Ludlow explicitly mentions that the female rex is still roaming free on the island, meaning that the one they caught is the male, and she missed that. I'm a big fan, but this was a rough one.
Looking forward to your next reaction in the "Jurassic Park"/"Jurassic World" series with this movie. 😊 For me personally, the very first one is the best overall. But this is still a really good movie. Love the return of Jeff Goldblum as Dr. Ian Malcolm. And the kids from the first movie, Lex and Timmy, make brief return in the beginning. Up next in the series: "Jurassic Park 3". Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
For me, the only film I'm not a fan of is the third Park movie. Personally, I have zero issue with Jurassic World, because I never expected it to be as good as Jurassic Park. It's a fun dinosaur movie series, don't take it too seriously and you'll have plenty of fun watching it.
prawns and shrimp belong to the same family as lobsters and Shrimp have one pair of legs that include claws at the end, but prawns have three pairs with claws. Prawns also tend to have legs that are a bit longer in relation to the size of the body than shrimp of similar size.
Really Nick was the biggest problem in the movie. He brought the baby T-Rex back which made them come and attack the trailer, he let all the animals loose which made them lose all their equipment to be able to call out and then he also took the bullets from Roland's gun which rather than rolling killing the T-Rex, he just put it to sleep which ended up allowing engine to bring it and the baby to San Diego. So in actuality the biggest villain in this movie IS Nick.😂 He's the mastermind that put everything in motion to damn near get everybody killed. Lol
*Fun Fact:* (9:35) The guy with the cowboy styled hat is based off a famous Paleontologist Robert Bakker, who Tim Murphy brings up when he's trying to tell Allen stuff as they jump from car to car.
While this film isn’t my favorite and it doesn’t top the original film, I still enjoy the film thanks to Jeff Goldblum’s performance as Ian Malcolm, the visual effects and seeing more familiar and new dinosaurs. Funny thing is I saw bits and pieces of the movie when I was a kid but the only parts I remember were the little Girl being surrounded by the Compies and Ian and Sarah operating on the baby T-Rex before the parents arrive and Ian rescue Sarah and the Baby T.Rex when the truck was falling. Lastly I always wondered what happened to Dr. Sarah Harding and Ian’s daughter, Kelly Curtis following this film since they never appeared nor were they mentioned in the Jurassic World movies. Looking forward to your reaction to the third film and the _Jurassic World_ films.
@@CMONCMON007 Personally I liked Dominion, but in all honesty Lost World was better than Fallen Kingdom which the latter film felt like a Carbon Copy Inverse of the former film.
It's funny that you had your editor draw devil horns and stache on that particular guy, seeing as he plays one of the best portrayals of the devil I've seen in film. Love the reaction, hopping over to #3 to give it a look now!
There was a cut scene with the baby rex. Roland (hunter) was going to just tie up the baby, but Ludlow, (the nephew) came to talk while drunk and tripped on the baby and broke its leg. Roland was furious about it
I find it funny that there are several moments and elements in this movie that weren't in the Lost World book, but they were in the Jurassic Park book and they were left out of that movie only to be put in this one. Hell even the character of Roland Tembow (the lead game hunter guy) was completely invented for this movie almost to make up for how dirty they did Muldoon in the previous movie, because book Muldoon was an absolute badass. Also I love the whole freeze frame to put devil horns on Peter Stormare's character... someone have this girl watch Constantine.
I think this movie is very underrated, Steven’s direction and John’s music go hand in hand and it’s also very different from the first. I think having that jungle safari theme in the movie reflects what happens in real life with animal poaching. Malcolm is different from the first movie, he’s not a snarky, charming and charismatic, he’s the polar opposite of that. He’s serious and he looks like he hasn’t slept in a long time. I think this movie is a perfect character arc for Malcom, as he is put back in this world that almost killed him and now threatens his daughter and girlfriend. This movie deserves more praise and I think this is goldblums best work aside from the fly.
Sarah being one of the top people in her field of studying animals family behavior is funny, because she forgets (more than once) one of the most important rules. DON'T TOUCH THE BABY!
I'm sorry, but if a Tyrannosaurus rex (or any predator) stuck its head in my tent while I'm asleep, I'd be pissing/shitting myself. Also, the little green dinosaur is a carnivorous species called Procompsognathus.
ANGELINA since You love Steven Spielberg so much I recommend reacting to _AI: Artificial Intelligence, War of the Worlds, Schindler’s List, West Side Story,_ the _Indiana Jones_ films and _Ready Player One_ for future reactions just to enjoy his directing. Edit: You already reacted to Jaws
I thought she already did Jaws maybe I’m confusing her with somebody else. lol which I wouldn’t be surprised since I watch so many different reactors. 😅
24:56 The t rex that loose into san diego this scene is actually male t rex. He's daddy one called "Buck" as his nickname. The colors of a male t rex is green and female t rex is brown as standard.
Michael Criton is an amazing writer. 13 of his movies have become films. In the book, the little girl in the beginning, she survived but was in critical condition. My favorite book from him is Sphere. Timeline was also an excellent book.
I loved Watching TLW as a kid during the Late 90s/early 2000s. Probably saw it More than Jp, which i saw twice at the time i believe. Love them Both! 😃🦕🦖
Angie not sure if you noticed, but there are actually 2 separate islands with Dinosaurs. Isla Nublar and Isla Sorna. Isla Nublar (Site A) was the island from the first film. It was the island that had the actual park. Isla Sorna (Site B) was the factory floor. That’s where they did most of the engineering and creations of the dinosaurs, and then transport them to Nublar to be placed within the park. But after a huge storm was heading for Sorna InGen (the company that created the dinosaurs and funded the whole Park) set the dinosaurs free. They then abandoned the factory and were organizing to try and take the surviving dinosaurs to the mainland and into that amphitheater in San Diego.
Yes. The Lost World is another book from Michael Crichton. But that is also the title of an Arthur Conan Doyle's book from 1912, that was an inspiration for Michael Crichton's book. There is a silent movie adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's book : The Lost World 1925. It is known as a classic of the beginnings of stop motion to show gigantic creatures on screen.
Movie 3 was my favorite please do it soon! Love these reactions cause I haven’t seen them since I was a kid so it was great nostalgia. Love the channel!
I love that "Now, you're John Hammond" line. It's very fitting, because it becomes clear throughout the movie that Glasses wants to be his uncle so bad. He wants the fame, the respect. He wants to be recognized. That's why he does stupid things like bring a T-Rex to the mainland. And now, even if he wasn't eaten by the T-Rex's at the end, his carreer and his life would have been over anyway. He brought a T-Rex to the mainland. All the devestation was his fault. Just like the events of the last movie were his uncle's. "Now, you're John Hammond."
Yep, but I think TLW gets unnecessary hate (especially considering how silly the later films get) and is still a very solid, if flawed, Dino adventure. Malcom is my favorite and carried the movie well.
21:50 sure a really good predator but those claws are not made for digging. They’re man’s for grappling and ripping. Digging would cause some difficulty
Being a fan of the franchise, I'd love to see reaction videos on the rest of the "Jurassic Park" and "Jurassic World" movies. Really enjoy the channel; the positivity and enthusiasm is refreshing.
Fun Fact: For the second Novel Michael Crichton had to resurrect Ian Malcolm, because in the Novel the Character was killed in the first Book. In the Second Book he just was there again. Like Kenny in South Park. xD
Dammit, I was hoping to watch your reaction to the Stegosaurs attacking Sarah after the baby got spooked by her camera rewinding. Because of that scene, the Stegosaurus's actually set a record in the Jurassic franchise: they become the first dinosaurs in the franchise to show that, if provoked, an angry plant-eater is EVERY bit as dangerous as a hungry predator.
OMG! This was the first ever movie I saw in theaters ever!!! I was born in 1992 and this came out in 1997 so I was gonna be 5. I legit have the ticket stub in my baby book lmfao
The little girl in the beginning didnt die. When Goldblum is talking with Hammond ,before going the island, Hammond mentions an incident with a little girl. Then goes on to say she was fine
Most dinosaur ancestors are actually birds, based off of what we know nowadays. They started to realize since the time when these movies came out until now, that many dinosaurs would've been covered in feathers instead of what we see in these movies where dinosaurs mainly have reptilian-like skin or scales. Velociraptor is one example of a dinosaur that was either partially covered in feathers or fully covered in feathers.
The first is easily the best out of them all, and until the 2 jurassic worlds, this and 3 were always debated on which was worse. Looking back, both are amazing, but it's fair to see why they were hated.
Yeah, movies are usually toned down from what they’re originally based on. Same with movies that are based on true stories… they aren’t accurate to what actually happened
Just so you know it wasn't Roland that hurt the baby T-Rex. It was Hammond's nephew stupid ass. At bastard was drunk and fell on the baby Rex's leg and fractured it. It wouldn't have been laying on the ground if that wouldn't have happened but for some reason they cut it out of the movie. There is a deleted scene of it and in fact Roland was about to kick his ass when he did it. For a hunter Roland's damn good character and a person. He's not just straight up cruel Like some people.
In the bad lighting he probably didn't see it clearly and thought it was a coral snake. Either that or he just has a fear of snakes. Red touching black, friend of Jack. Red touching yellow, kill a fellow.
@@ry_jayywell maybe he looked at is as, 1 snake bite is torture… but getting eaten by the T-Rex would be he wouldn’t have to endure the pain very long. Believe it or not there are some things in life that are worse than death… having a stroke and surviving it? I’d rather die from a stroke than survive it… same with breaking your neck and surviving that… I’d rather die than be paralyzed
Truly Eddy (guy who died first) was a champ. Even when both T-Rexs were tearing up the jeep, he was still holding down the gas as he cowered to keep the trailer from falling till the end.
bit of background they don't mention in the films but it was in the lore and books i think: after the tragic and unfortunate events of the first film, the plans to build Jurassic Park on Isla Nublar were cancelled (due ot the death of several people including the ones we saw die, but there were others off screen as well). The island was evacuated and subject to saturated bombing thta would kill off the dinosaurs...now Isla Nublar lies abandoned. the company responsible for Jurassic Park, Ingen, were sued for the deaths and lost a lot of money and this is why John Hammond was forced to hand over control to his nephew Peter Ludlow. This is where the second film begins....
1st movie I saw on theater, at 7 years old. Still my fav film. Free dinosaurs looked great and the details between male and female T-Rexes (green/brown) and Raptors (orange/gray) are incredible. I lived on that hype and played the Pinball arcade and the SNES game, got the toys, was a great time to be a kid.
The little girl in the opening scene doesn't actually die. They kinda just mention it in passing when Hammond and Malcom are talking, but Hammond says she only got a few scratches and scrapes. I don't think this would count as a spoiler but.... as a rule in the Jurassic franchise children aren't allowed to die to dinosaurs.
"The compies didn't look dangerous at first sight. They were the size of a hen and walked nervously like a hen. But he (John Hammond) knew that they were venomous. Their bites delivered a slow-acting poison that they used to kill wounded animals. small theropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Triassic Period, about 222 to 219 million years ago. Procompsognathus was named by Eberhard Fraas in 1913. He named the type species, P. triassicus, on the basis of a poorly-preserved skeleton found in Württemberg, Germany. Procompsognathus may have been about 1.2 meters long (4 feet). A biped, it had long hind legs, short arms, large, clawed hands, a long slender snout with many small teeth, and a stiff tail. It lived in a relatively dry, inland environment and may have eaten insects, lizards, and other small prey. So, they can kill you. Like they did to the little girl and the guy, well the little girl escape them before too much damage was done, but that guy in the jungle that's what happened to him.
Yes, definitely check out all the Jurassic Park movies, part three I do warn you everybody says it’s the worst of all of the movies ever made, but in reality, it’s not that bad the way you act about watching a movie I think you’ll like it too. The interesting thing about part three is you’ll never guess I can’t give too much of a clue to you. You’re just gonna have to be surprised because if I give you a hint, you’re gonna figure it out instantly just letting you know when you see it you’re gonna get really excited because it’s something you wanted.
The older movies are so much better in my opinion, with practical effects it takes so much more creativity to get that perfect shot. I’d pick this over cgi all day every day!
Great movie, my personal favorite out of the franchise. I would love to see a reaction for Jurassic Park III. Also, the Rex that was on the main land was a male, not a female. 🦖
Special thanks to my patrons
Shark boy and lava girl reaction please I’m in love with you
@@anthonykaftal285 uhm
Soo Love You're reaction 💯 especially that last part Where Rexy 🦖 She lets the baby Dino Eat Gobble up 😋 the mean old selfish guy lol You're like 🤭🤣🤣it was actually Pretty funny and Deserved hopefully You can agree Right?
Fun fact: Steven Spielberg loved making Jurassic Park so much he asked the author of the novel to write the sequel to the book so that Steven could make the sequel to the movie.
Only catch was, it required some mild retconning because Ian Malcolm dies in the book version of Jurassic Park. Michael Crichton had to handwave it away at the beginning of The Lost World by saying "Well, he was _declared_ dead, but his injuries weren't that bad after all" 😆
The book and the movie are very dissimilar in plot, and I read the book wanting to see what happened in it, when they did a copout Godzilla ripoff, I was dissapointed, lol
@@blueroninstudiosright… that part was so stupid and unnecessary
@@nsasupporter7557i thought it was kinda fun, idk why there's so much distaste for the sequence
@@TheCryptofHorrors-DerCryptaxis because it’s just silly
"How many Sarah's do you think are on this island??" Gets me every time. There is actually an extended scene of Roland, where he fist fights a drunken tourist who was sexually harassing a server that really broadens his character. Spielberg went all out with the ending in the city, that was never part of the story but hey. Steven Spielberg has the final Lost Word. 🦖
To be fair, the book is pretty rubbish.
Same I laugh at that part every time like “Dude, really??” Lmfao 😂
Also the extended scene that shows it was Ludlow who broke the baby's leg and not Roland.
The ending in the city isn't part of the story..... it's part of King Kong.
Literally lifted straight from it.
Spielberg clearly has a thing for Kong.
that scene gets even funnier when you see it paid of later in the film. Ian later goes on to shout, "Nick.....Nick Van Owen" while walking in the worker's village.
That mother's scream transitioning to the screeching of the train and Goldblum's yawn is one of my favorite movie transitions of all time, it's so cold!
The tv cut of the movie adds a scene between those and messes up that transition!!! I noticed it when mom was watching in tv and I was like wait…. Why didn’t it cut to Malcom yawning
Upon later viewings, I realized he represents us in a weird way.
Like "yeah, yeah, dinosaurs...cool"
doesn't really mess it up since the transition has a board member also yawning as if miming the scream. @@terogates1
Funny story: Burke, the one who runs away from the milk snake, was based on a real life paleontologist, Dr. Robert Bakker. He and another paleontologist, Jack Horner, were in a debate over how T. rex ate and whether it was warm-blooded. Bakker argued that T. rex was a hunter, while Horner argued it was more of a scavenger, like vultures. Bakker realized that he was being spoofed, and loved it. He even sent Horner a letter afterwards, saying, "See! I told you T. rex was a hunter!" in regards to Burke's death at the waterfall.
Really? Very interesting
It's funny because if you look at birds, they can be both depending on the species. Some species scavenge, like vultures, while other species hunt, like eagles. Dinosaurs were most likely the same way. Some would scavenge, some would hunt, some would even hunt in packs.
@@MFBloosh Very true. I had to take it for a science credit in college so I could graduate, but I took a class called Dinosaurs and Their Relatives, and it was fascinating.
Scientists can be worse than little kids lmao
Horner will forever be in a One Man Crusade
@@strangesignal9757Yeah, a bite force 8x that of a great white is unnecessary for a scavenger
Funniest part about this movie is nearly every terrible thing that happened was because of what Nick and Sarah did. Them trying to sabotage the other group over and over is what started the dominos falling to cost so many people their lives.
They let out the dinosaurs that destroyed the groups camp and all of their valuable equipment and resources.
They bought the baby T rex back with them which got all of their equipment and resources destroyed and their friend killed.
Sarah kept the bloody clothes on that allowed the T rex to follow them and kill many people.
Nick took Roland's ammo out of his gun so he couldn't shoot the T rex to save lives and kill it.
Because Roland couldn't kill the T rex he ended up tranquilizing it, so it was captured instead and got to kill lots of people in California.
The second T rex attack brought on by Sarah's bloody clothes also caused people to split up and run into raptor territory getting nearly all of them killed and eaten.
There should have been a seen of Nick being eat in California. Dude was literally the one that got everyone killed. Such a dumbass yelling "Sarah" should have been part of the JP3 security crew, eaten by a Spino
It was Hammond who sent a team to dangerous territory and it was Ludlow who sent the other team to capture and hunt the dinosaurs. They started it all. And it were Tembo and Ajay who captured the baby Rex and put it dangerously near to their camp to lure the T-rexes. Nick and Sarah had their fair share of making things worse, but they did not start the events.
@@c.h.9223 Nick and Sarah did another movie the following year… the remake of Psycho 1998
I mean, sure, but had they not intervened, inGen's people would have brought even more dinos to the mainland, and that would have been catastrophic.
@@nahqivnah, they had only herbivores captured, and maybe the odd compy, but as we saw, the Rex when it got loose by (somehow) eating the cargo doors controller and crew, something herbivores wouldn’t have done, caused havoc, none of which would have happened if Roland had still had his high caliber bullets and been able to kill the male Rex then and there. After he had his trophy, and seeing the expedition was a failure, he would have undoubtedly called it there and shipped out, *without* a live t rex on its way to San Diego, but instead a dead stuffed head
Fun fact: if you pay attention, the female and male T. rex have slight differences in design. The female has a brownish-gray coloration and the male is dark green. Also, the female is slightly larger than the male, and the male has a scar on the snout. These don't seem like much, but for 1997, it's pretty impressive attention to detail.
and the male has those big ridges down his nose and eyebrows.
It's pretty clear in the toys, the male has a dark blue color while the female is a paler greenish gray
So, witch one is at the end, male or female? Cause there is a fight about that, and idk witch one is, please some tell me
@@therejected9822 the male went to the city
@TheCryptofHorrors-DerCryptaxis thank you
I'm glad Goldblum's back. You can't have too much Goldblum. I just love how at the end the baby T-Rex gets his first kill and the dad is just looking like: "I'm so proud of you son!"
I don’t know if you watched her reaction to the first Jurassic Park, but she thought that Dr Grant was Jeff Goldblum
God... i want you to be wrong.... but yeah I could watch that stuttering mess forever.
@@ahawkai “stuttering mess?” What in the world are you talking about??
An extended cut of this movie can be found on Sci Fi and TNT, with 2 deleted scenes:
Peter Ludlow, John Hammond's nephew, has Hammond fired from INGEN after the Isla Nublar Incident of 1993, because they rather have him removed as head of the company then spend prison time for criminal and safety negligence.
Roland Tembo's original introduction was going to have him meet up with an old friend of his, Ajay Sindhu, and asks Roland if he's interested in going to Costa Rica for a well fundes expedition, until ge witnesses a rude tourist harassing the locals. Roland beats the man to a pulp to teach him a lesson. Ajay stills asks Roland about the 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 any interest to me?"
Yeah it also shows how bored and over the hunt roland is. Bc he says when we're together it's a firing squad. There's no thrill, no fight, no escape we always catch our mark. It's fine if the animal gets away but it doesn't happen. Also ties back when he shoots the buck he's close enough and only hidden by long grass that barely hides him and he stands up to shopt and leaves cover when it hits and back pedals for the 2nd shot.
Pretty sure a persons employment status doesn't insulate them from criminal prosecution 😂
And Roland was just fine with letting the Rex go in the end. @@theeLonelyRedPanda
There were a couple deleted scenes that showed how Roland was a good guy. One scene where he saved a waitress from being attacked by a group of men, and another where he disciplines another hunter for breaking the tyrannosaurs leg. I’m not sure why they took those scenes out.
spielberg is all about pacing. pacing is his top priority when editing a film...unless it is a historical drama. He doesn't want the audience to feel a movie is dragging and thus tries to make movies fast paced...That's why JP and TLW are just over 2 hrs when they probably reached closer to 3 hrs with deleted scenes.
@scottb3034 its a shame tho cause I think the deleted scenes for TLW actually improve the plot and character motivations quite a bit.
Funny thing is the guy with the devil hors actually plays Satan in Constantine. He's actually in a ton of movies, but that's where I first really noticed him.
There are generally two islands in the JP Universe of films: Isla Nublar and Isla Sorna. Isla Nublar is where the actual Jurassic Park is (in the first film) and the preparatory island, where they actually create the beasts, is Isla Sorna where THIS film takes place.
Universal basically said for this one: If you’re looking for a Jurassic Park movie with more Jeff Goldblum, we’ve got the film for you!
Fun Fact, there was originally a scene that showed that Peter Ludlow was actually the one that broke the baby T.Rex's leg, not Roland or Arjay. It was to make it poetic when the Male Rex breaks Peter's leg at the end of the movie. Unfortunately, there will never be a director's or extended cut of this film or of Jurassic Park due to a fire at Universal Studios that destroyed the uncut footage.
It...could potentially be made with CGI.....but would not look as good as the footage would have had it not been destroyed in the fire.
that's not the reason why there will never be a director's or extended cut since we don't know precisely what was destroyed in the Universal archives.
The reason we never will are two-fold. Spielberg doesn't think highly of this picture (even fighting depression over it during production because he found it shallow). But more importantly Spielberg himself feels that the theatrical cut is his director's cut. He particularly despises deleted scenes which is why most of his films don't have them...(only included the two for TLW because they were in the TV screenings). The reason for his hatred? He was roasted heavily by fans for fiddling with Close Encounters and ET and vowed to never do it again. While Spielberg lives and breathes we won't get any scenes for JP or TLW and TLW is not popular enough to warrant a future release with them.
*Ajay
I'm guessing it's the caffeine maybe making her unfocused, but Angelina missed a lot of stuff in this reaction.
The movie immediately makes it clear that Isla Sorna is a different island from Isla Nublar, she missed that. Hammond explains that Malcom's team is supposed to go to the island to document the dinosaurs so he can establish a nature preserve and make it inaccessible to the public... she missed that and thinks they're there to sabotage Ludlow's crew. Ludlow explicitly mentions that the female rex is still roaming free on the island, meaning that the one they caught is the male, and she missed that.
I'm a big fan, but this was a rough one.
Looking forward to your next reaction in the "Jurassic Park"/"Jurassic World" series with this movie. 😊
For me personally, the very first one is the best overall. But this is still a really good movie. Love the return of Jeff Goldblum as Dr. Ian Malcolm. And the kids from the first movie, Lex and Timmy, make brief return in the beginning.
Up next in the series: "Jurassic Park 3".
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
For me, the only film I'm not a fan of is the third Park movie. Personally, I have zero issue with Jurassic World, because I never expected it to be as good as Jurassic Park. It's a fun dinosaur movie series, don't take it too seriously and you'll have plenty of fun watching it.
prawns and shrimp belong to the same family as lobsters and Shrimp have one pair of legs that include claws at the end, but prawns have three pairs with claws. Prawns also tend to have legs that are a bit longer in relation to the size of the body than shrimp of similar size.
Really Nick was the biggest problem in the movie. He brought the baby T-Rex back which made them come and attack the trailer, he let all the animals loose which made them lose all their equipment to be able to call out and then he also took the bullets from Roland's gun which rather than rolling killing the T-Rex, he just put it to sleep which ended up allowing engine to bring it and the baby to San Diego. So in actuality the biggest villain in this movie IS Nick.😂 He's the mastermind that put everything in motion to damn near get everybody killed. Lol
*Fun Fact:* (9:35) The guy with the cowboy styled hat is based off a famous Paleontologist Robert Bakker, who Tim Murphy brings up when he's trying to tell Allen stuff as they jump from car to car.
While this film isn’t my favorite and it doesn’t top the original film, I still enjoy the film thanks to Jeff Goldblum’s performance as Ian Malcolm, the visual effects and seeing more familiar and new dinosaurs. Funny thing is I saw bits and pieces of the movie when I was a kid but the only parts I remember were the little Girl being surrounded by the Compies and Ian and Sarah operating on the baby T-Rex before the parents arrive and Ian rescue Sarah and the Baby T.Rex when the truck was falling.
Lastly I always wondered what happened to Dr. Sarah Harding and Ian’s daughter, Kelly Curtis following this film since they never appeared nor were they mentioned in the Jurassic World movies.
Looking forward to your reaction to the third film and the _Jurassic World_ films.
At least Lost World is way better than Dominion. Sad Julianne Moore didn't make a reappearance in Dominion though
@@CMONCMON007 Personally I liked Dominion, but in all honesty Lost World was better than Fallen Kingdom which the latter film felt like a Carbon Copy Inverse of the former film.
It's funny that you had your editor draw devil horns and stache on that particular guy, seeing as he plays one of the best portrayals of the devil I've seen in film. Love the reaction, hopping over to #3 to give it a look now!
I was looking to see if anyone was gonna mention this! Gotta love Peter Stormare.
There was a cut scene with the baby rex. Roland (hunter) was going to just tie up the baby, but Ludlow, (the nephew) came to talk while drunk and tripped on the baby and broke its leg. Roland was furious about it
I find it funny that there are several moments and elements in this movie that weren't in the Lost World book, but they were in the Jurassic Park book and they were left out of that movie only to be put in this one. Hell even the character of Roland Tembow (the lead game hunter guy) was completely invented for this movie almost to make up for how dirty they did Muldoon in the previous movie, because book Muldoon was an absolute badass.
Also I love the whole freeze frame to put devil horns on Peter Stormare's character... someone have this girl watch Constantine.
I was thinking the same thing regarding Peter Stormare and Constantine!
I'm pretty sure the aviary in the third film was in the second novel.
Second and got the noti from Patreon 💯
They definitely could have made this two separate movies, but I love it anyway. It's my second favorite Jurassic film!
Love your videos and Jurassic Park, can’t wait for the rest of the movies!
Pete Postletwaite was a great actor R.I.P.
Ange, you need to react to The Great Escape. It mean it also has Richard Attenborough and it’s an utter classic.
I think this movie is very underrated, Steven’s direction and John’s music go hand in hand and it’s also very different from the first. I think having that jungle safari theme in the movie reflects what happens in real life with animal poaching. Malcolm is different from the first movie, he’s not a snarky, charming and charismatic, he’s the polar opposite of that. He’s serious and he looks like he hasn’t slept in a long time. I think this movie is a perfect character arc for Malcom, as he is put back in this world that almost killed him and now threatens his daughter and girlfriend. This movie deserves more praise and I think this is goldblums best work aside from the fly.
Sarah being one of the top people in her field of studying animals family behavior is funny, because she forgets (more than once) one of the most important rules. DON'T TOUCH THE BABY!
Ang is top tier reaction entertainment🙌🏽💯🫶🏼
PLEASE DO NEXT JP3 AND JW AND JWFK AND JWD
I'm sorry, but if a Tyrannosaurus rex (or any predator) stuck its head in my tent while I'm asleep, I'd be pissing/shitting myself. Also, the little green dinosaur is a carnivorous species called Procompsognathus.
In the jurassic universe that's just a normal compy, not a procompsognathus
Absolutely the funniest reaction to this movie I've seen! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
ANGELINA since You love Steven Spielberg so much I recommend reacting to _AI: Artificial Intelligence, War of the Worlds, Schindler’s List, West Side Story,_ the _Indiana Jones_ films and _Ready Player One_ for future reactions just to enjoy his directing.
Edit: You already reacted to Jaws
I thought she already did Jaws maybe I’m confusing her with somebody else. lol which I wouldn’t be surprised since I watch so many different reactors. 😅
@@amber.ren_1995 No you’re right she actually did reacted to JAWS.
@@EChacondid she talk as much in that reaction as she does in all of her other reactions?
4:46 "The Greater Good"
Simon Pegg: "Shut it!!"
I love that reference. 😂
Honestly, the rest of the movies are largely worth skipping, but Jurassic Park and The Lost World make up one helluva great duology!
24:56 The t rex that loose into san diego this scene is actually male t rex. He's daddy one called "Buck" as his nickname. The colors of a male t rex is green and female t rex is brown as standard.
Michael Criton is an amazing writer. 13 of his movies have become films. In the book, the little girl in the beginning, she survived but was in critical condition. My favorite book from him is Sphere. Timeline was also an excellent book.
So funny that she called Peter Stormare the devil and he has played that part.
The San Diego T-Rex was the father, Roland was hunting specifically for a male . . .
I loved Watching TLW as a kid during the Late 90s/early 2000s. Probably saw it More than Jp, which i saw twice at the time i believe. Love them Both! 😃🦕🦖
Yeah, those were the only good Jurassic movies in my opinion.
I watched this movie more as a kid too. It makes sense because this one has more dinosaur action which kids would be more drawn to.
Birds are what's left of the dinosaurs from the their extinction, so the girl isn't wrong. Sharp eyes for detail but not from danger lol
Angie not sure if you noticed, but there are actually 2 separate islands with Dinosaurs. Isla Nublar and Isla Sorna.
Isla Nublar (Site A) was the island from the first film. It was the island that had the actual park.
Isla Sorna (Site B) was the factory floor. That’s where they did most of the engineering and creations of the dinosaurs, and then transport them to Nublar to be placed within the park. But after a huge storm was heading for Sorna InGen (the company that created the dinosaurs and funded the whole Park) set the dinosaurs free. They then abandoned the factory and were organizing to try and take the surviving dinosaurs to the mainland and into that amphitheater in San Diego.
Imma be the one to say it. All the Jurassic Park movies were pretty damn good. I'd say the whole series is worth a watch tbh
Most are "entertaining" - some are "good"
😅
I need that pitch perfect commentary. Just saw the movies for the first time and I love them all.
I love this movie its such a roller coaster ride. Great pacing
Yes. The Lost World is another book from Michael Crichton. But that is also the title of an Arthur Conan Doyle's book from 1912, that was an inspiration for Michael Crichton's book.
There is a silent movie adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's book : The Lost World 1925.
It is known as a classic of the beginnings of stop motion to show gigantic creatures on screen.
I love the talking with the editor it makes it feel really genuine
I love this one... love them all, but I remember seeing this in theatres, it was a blast.
love this reactions so much I’ve never seen anyone react to these movies!!! I’d love to see you react to the rest of the jurassic park movies!
That little girl at the beginning didn’t die Angelina. She was just injured from the compies. Also who else thinks that Junior/Baby T-Rex is adorable?
Editor missed a great opportunity when drawing devil horns on Peter Stormare to put in a picture of him playing Satan in Constantine.
yes please continue with this franchise :)
Movie 3 was my favorite please do it soon! Love these reactions cause I haven’t seen them since I was a kid so it was great nostalgia. Love the channel!
I love that "Now, you're John Hammond" line. It's very fitting, because it becomes clear throughout the movie that Glasses wants to be his uncle so bad. He wants the fame, the respect. He wants to be recognized. That's why he does stupid things like bring a T-Rex to the mainland. And now, even if he wasn't eaten by the T-Rex's at the end, his carreer and his life would have been over anyway. He brought a T-Rex to the mainland. All the devestation was his fault. Just like the events of the last movie were his uncle's.
"Now, you're John Hammond."
First is still best imo
Yep, but I think TLW gets unnecessary hate (especially considering how silly the later films get) and is still a very solid, if flawed, Dino adventure. Malcom is my favorite and carried the movie well.
10:40 Ironically he did play Lucifer in the movie Constantine.😈
21:50 sure a really good predator but those claws are not made for digging. They’re man’s for grappling and ripping. Digging would cause some difficulty
Man is single handedly responsible for dozens of deaths, Ang: "MVP!"
Best line in the movie... “Oh, yeah. Oooh, ahhh, that's how it always starts. Then later there's running and..... screaming.”
Only place where the geese chase you 😅
Now I'm ready for jassica park 3 my favorite movie
I love your reactions. Can't wait for the rest of the saga
I like this one more than JP1 just because I saw it on the big screen 🤩 but of course JP1 is incredible!!!
Being a fan of the franchise, I'd love to see reaction videos on the rest of the "Jurassic Park" and "Jurassic World" movies. Really enjoy the channel; the positivity and enthusiasm is refreshing.
"Is JP2 better than the first?" - Oh, I can answer that! Nonononononoooooooooooooooo! 🤣 but it least it has VELOCIRAPTOR GYMKATA!
Fun fact: The beginning of Jurassic Park 2 is how the beginning of the book starts.
The beginning of the first book or second one?
Fun Fact: For the second Novel Michael Crichton had to resurrect Ian Malcolm, because in the Novel the Character was killed in the first Book. In the Second Book he just was there again. Like Kenny in South Park. xD
Dammit, I was hoping to watch your reaction to the Stegosaurs attacking Sarah after the baby got spooked by her camera rewinding. Because of that scene, the Stegosaurus's actually set a record in the Jurassic franchise: they become the first dinosaurs in the franchise to show that, if provoked, an angry plant-eater is EVERY bit as dangerous as a hungry predator.
OMG! This was the first ever movie I saw in theaters ever!!! I was born in 1992 and this came out in 1997 so I was gonna be 5. I legit have the ticket stub in my baby book lmfao
Nothing beats the first movie from 1993 though
The little girl in the beginning didnt die. When Goldblum is talking with Hammond ,before going the island, Hammond mentions an incident with a little girl. Then goes on to say she was fine
Most dinosaur ancestors are actually birds, based off of what we know nowadays. They started to realize since the time when these movies came out until now, that many dinosaurs would've been covered in feathers instead of what we see in these movies where dinosaurs mainly have reptilian-like skin or scales. Velociraptor is one example of a dinosaur that was either partially covered in feathers or fully covered in feathers.
The first is easily the best out of them all, and until the 2 jurassic worlds, this and 3 were always debated on which was worse. Looking back, both are amazing, but it's fair to see why they were hated.
NOW DO THE THIRD!!! ITS MY FAVORITE!
If Jurrasic Park was as descriptive as the books were it would of been R rated horror movie (which technically is what the books are)
Yeah, movies are usually toned down from what they’re originally based on. Same with movies that are based on true stories… they aren’t accurate to what actually happened
Fun Fact: the actor that played Decker (the a-hole that zapped the compy) played Satan in Constantine 10:45
Just so you know it wasn't Roland that hurt the baby T-Rex. It was Hammond's nephew stupid ass. At bastard was drunk and fell on the baby Rex's leg and fractured it. It wouldn't have been laying on the ground if that wouldn't have happened but for some reason they cut it out of the movie. There is a deleted scene of it and in fact Roland was about to kick his ass when he did it. For a hunter Roland's damn good character and a person. He's not just straight up cruel Like some people.
Awesome reaction of my favorite Jurassic Park Movie and I been to the Jurassic World Exhibition on Black Friday!!!!!
15:40 ainda bem que confirmaram que o Eddie morreu na hora quando foi pego pela cabeça, assim ele não sofreria com a dor de ter a perna rasgada
Mais ele foi rasgado ao meio, a t rex fêmea pegou toda parte inferior dele (da cintura para baixo)
10:40 if you want to see him as the devil watch Costantine.
Fun fact: that was a non venomous milk snake that slid into Burke's shirt. So he freaked out over nothing.
In the bad lighting he probably didn't see it clearly and thought it was a coral snake. Either that or he just has a fear of snakes. Red touching black, friend of Jack. Red touching yellow, kill a fellow.
I'd take a venomous snake in my shirt all day long knowing the alternative was a tyrannosaurus.
What? I thought it was coral snake
@@ry_jayywell maybe he looked at is as, 1 snake bite is torture… but getting eaten by the T-Rex would be he wouldn’t have to endure the pain very long. Believe it or not there are some things in life that are worse than death… having a stroke and surviving it? I’d rather die from a stroke than survive it… same with breaking your neck and surviving that… I’d rather die than be paralyzed
FYI, the Trex in the city was the Daddy that was captured and taught the baby rex how to kill.
The answer to your question is “no, this one isn’t better than the first one,” but you asking that question is very endearing. 😅
Right
Actually the dad is the t-rex at the end of the movie off the island.
Actually it was the dad T-Rex in the city. Roland wanted to catch the "Buck"
Fun fact: The actor you had your editor draw devil horns on is Peter Stormare who played the devil himself in the movie Constantine.
Truly Eddy (guy who died first) was a champ. Even when both T-Rexs were tearing up the jeep, he was still holding down the gas as he cowered to keep the trailer from falling till the end.
This is the first reaction to this I’ve seen where the reactor both noticed the dog got eaten and didn’t feel sad about it.
No it isn't, but it's still a lot of fun.
i love Makcom lines when they were rescuing the infant in the facility
hahhah i love the editor! so funny
I remember watching this in theaters. This is my favorite of the bunch.
bit of background they don't mention in the films but it was in the lore and books i think: after the tragic and unfortunate events of the first film, the plans to build Jurassic Park on Isla Nublar were cancelled (due ot the death of several people including the ones we saw die, but there were others off screen as well). The island was evacuated and subject to saturated bombing thta would kill off the dinosaurs...now Isla Nublar lies abandoned. the company responsible for Jurassic Park, Ingen, were sued for the deaths and lost a lot of money and this is why John Hammond was forced to hand over control to his nephew Peter Ludlow. This is where the second film begins....
1st movie I saw on theater, at 7 years old. Still my fav film. Free dinosaurs looked great and the details between male and female T-Rexes (green/brown) and Raptors (orange/gray) are incredible. I lived on that hype and played the Pinball arcade and the SNES game, got the toys, was a great time to be a kid.
The little girl in the opening scene doesn't actually die. They kinda just mention it in passing when Hammond and Malcom are talking, but Hammond says she only got a few scratches and scrapes. I don't think this would count as a spoiler but....
as a rule in the Jurassic franchise children aren't allowed to die to dinosaurs.
22:26 i think you're the first person to react excited to that scene almost everyone has hated that scene
"The compies didn't look dangerous at first sight. They were the size of a hen and walked nervously like a hen. But he (John Hammond) knew that they were venomous. Their bites delivered a slow-acting poison that they used to kill wounded animals. small theropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Triassic Period, about 222 to 219 million years ago. Procompsognathus was named by Eberhard Fraas in 1913. He named the type species, P. triassicus, on the basis of a poorly-preserved skeleton found in Württemberg, Germany.
Procompsognathus may have been about 1.2 meters long (4 feet). A biped, it had long hind legs, short arms, large, clawed hands, a long slender snout with many small teeth, and a stiff tail. It lived in a relatively dry, inland environment and may have eaten insects, lizards, and other small prey. So, they can kill you. Like they did to the little girl and the guy, well the little girl escape them before too much damage was done, but that guy in the jungle that's what happened to him.
Yes, definitely check out all the Jurassic Park movies, part three I do warn you everybody says it’s the worst of all of the movies ever made, but in reality, it’s not that bad the way you act about watching a movie I think you’ll like it too. The interesting thing about part three is you’ll never guess I can’t give too much of a clue to you. You’re just gonna have to be surprised because if I give you a hint, you’re gonna figure it out instantly just letting you know when you see it you’re gonna get really excited because it’s something you wanted.
The older movies are so much better in my opinion, with practical effects it takes so much more creativity to get that perfect shot.
I’d pick this over cgi all day every day!
Great movie, my personal favorite out of the franchise. I would love to see a reaction for Jurassic Park III. Also, the Rex that was on the main land was a male, not a female. 🦖