This was probably one of the best scenes in the film. For so long, the franchise portrayed carnivores as the dangerous ones to be scared of, but the Therizinosaurus proved that herbivores can also be dangerous, if not more so than meat-eating dinosaurs, just like in modern day animals. Therizinosaurus to me felt and acted like a modern day Rhinoceros. Doesn’t really tolerate other animals in its path, eats vegetation, has poor eyesight and a keen sense of hearing and smell. How they set the Therizinosaurus initially too was cleverly thought out. They want you to think it’s a carnivore when it killed the deer and then takes you by surprise when it starts browsing on the leaves, especially if you don’t know an awful lot about dinosaurs.
Everything about the Therizinosaurus was perfect. The Sounds it made, The Design, and The Music they played during this scene. They finally made an Herbivore legitimately terrifying in the franchise.
@@grizzly_manbanimation8436 Before this Murder Chicken showed up, I never thought a JP/JW Main Character was actually in danger when encountering herbivores
I absolutely adore the clicking sounds the Therizinosaurus makes it a bit alien and scary in perceptive. Also the fact this thing is blind makes it even more scarier because there’s just something about blind animals that makes them scarier than they already were. I love the Therizinosaurus scene because it shows us that not all herbivores tolerate each other, I mean take Hippos for example they don’t get along with anything, same go for Rhinos and Elephants them two are rivals.
@@sandeepmdas There is no proof at all this animal made these sounds. Just because it sounds cool (which I have to admit) doesn't mean it's (even) a probability. The producers only put it in because it benefits the movie.
This is my favorite scene in the movie. Therzinosaurus is both awesome and truly terrifying. The tension and overall intensity throughout this scene is fantastically executed. I was on the edge of my seat! This might be the most suspenseful moment in the entire Jurassic franchise.
The therizinosaurus is easily the best dinosaur in This movie combining an awesome yet still mostly accurate design with interesting territorial behavior!
The most up-to-date theories about therizinosaurus depict it as pretty much just an oversized sloth. It sounds boring, but those claws were most likely not used for cutting or when for defense; rather, only for pulling plants closer to eat
This was easily one of the most tense scenes in Dominion and Therizinosaurus is my second favourite dinosaur overall, only just behind Parasaurolophus. Despite it being a herbivore, Therizinosaurus is still a Theropod, making it related to the likes of T. rex, Velociraptor and Allosaurus.
@@grizzly_manbanimation8436 Believe or not the ancestors of the Therizinosaurus were once stream lined predators that were close relatives of Velociraptor till they evolved into plant eaters most likely from lack of prey so when it evolved it still retained the traits of it's predatory ancestors namely the claws though how it had retained the handclaws that became 28 inches long is still a surprise and I remember seeing 2 programs where I had heard of this dinosaur for the first time one was When Dinosaurs Walked America and the other was The Giant Claw with Nigel Marven where Nigel went back through time to prehistoric Mongolia to learn the mystery of this dinosaur which he first thought was a predator because of that 28 inch claw till he discovered it was a herbivore.
@@grizzly_manbanimation8436 Therapods are primarily predators but some were herbivores, even before the cretaceous period. the clade is actually classified by hollow bones and (usually) three toes/fingers on each limb, so what really sets Therizinosaurus so far apart is it's back limbs having *four* toes! It had a very top-heavy frame with it's massive neck and claws, so it needed muscular legs and tetrapodal feet to help carry that weight.
She's also making a s**t ton of noise and attracting something that navigates solely on sound alone. I've seen toddlers make less noise banging around the place.
@@andrewcrowley6331 Both of its eyes are blind, you can see it as it eats. Ramsey stated that the deer population is very big in the sanctuary because they act as prey for the Giga, so the Theri was probably familiar with how the deer move, sound and eat. Most importantly, just like the Giga in the later scene, this is the first time the Theri encounters humans. It doesn't know what Claire is, why she moves like that, where she came from and how she hid, so it just left after the curious search
I imagine that the deer have probably been genetically altered in some way to lower their fear response, as BioSyn is dubious enough to do that and already alter the dinosaur's brains with chips
I like how deer are usually very skittish, and yet that deer was acting normal with that large beast standing right in front of it. Edit: This is intended to be a joke, but also just something to notice.
They may have been genetically modified to have reduced fear They are just in there as feeders after all, and biosyn has done far more impressive things with genetics
@@Yippy_yip_yipI mean to be nice, and I don't hate the movie, I like it, though there's a couple disappointments. It was just a joke about the deer just standing there. 👍
This is where I truly fell in love with the Therizinosaurus. From its design, to its slow-paced reveal in the movie, it's by far one of the most disturbing dinosaurs in the series, second only to the Scorpios rex and the Indoraptor. This herbivore flipped everything we knew about _most_ herbivorous dinosaurs, and proves that a 16-foot tall turkey is just as terrifying as an elephant in musth. Watching this giant, owl-bear-sloth thing creep behind Claire, ready to stab her back with its 3-foot long claws at any time is truly a anxiety-inducing experience, not to mention the music, and the alien-like sounds it emits all the while. It's like something out of a horror game. Colin Trevorrow may have given us a not-so-epic, rushed conclusion to the Jurassic World trilogy, but once you see these prehistoric creatures appear in the scene, you're in for a thrilling ride.
This flipped everything we thought about herbivores? Really? Weird. I thought many people always thought herbivores could be dangerous. But then again casual viewers exist in greater numbers and they think herbivores as nothing but T. rex fodder.
This is the problem with Jurassic World though - 95% of it is nostalgia and callbacks to Jurassic Park. The same thing with the recent Disney Star Wars trilogy.
What was impressive it was the long sharp nails of Theizanosaurous, and it really fits in as a masterstroke to give the entry to him in the finale of a magnificent franchise that shall always stay in our hearts
Genuinely my favorite scene. Everything else was so fast paced with a million things going on this one was just the terror of needing to be quite while trying not to be completely noticed
The silent walk slowly approaching Claire & the creepy eerie sound of the voice, growling in low tone, made by this prehistoric bird is scarier than any elements in this scene. This is a blind Therizinosaurus that looks damn fearsome & ferocious, especially where it acted upon her aggressive instinct to slash & swept away the deer with its claws, distinctively reflect & speak volumes of its intensified temperament of aggression which truly send chills down my spine. I've spotted one flaw or loophole in this scene, why can't the blind Therizinosaurus smell Claire's odour while it can sense where the deer is. And why can't the deer sharp ears anticipate that big bird coming from behind. You can't fool the intelligent observance of the audiences. An introduction of a prehistoric bird which resembles our modern day flightless birds such as Ostrich, Emu, Rhea & Cassowary, is rather unique & authentically original in the"Jurassic" motion pictures franchise. The Therizinosaurus also reminds me of another epic, original motion picture "10,000 BC" back in 2008. In the movie 10,000 BC, box office success was attributed to the originality of screenplay as well as the cinematographic effect of new introductory prehistoric, predatory birds that are close in anatomical resemblance to Therizinosaurus, with fearsome eyes of feathered carnivorous hunters that preyed upon humans flesh. In addition, prehistoric Mammoths & the Sabre-toothed Tiger (Smilodon) were first introduced, making this epic movie visually impressive, unique & original.
There was so much potential to focus on the effects of dinosaurs and man forced to live side by side. Of different factions of people wanting to either coexist with them, exploit them, or eradicate them. but nope they focused on BUGS
@@dracodracarys2339 Not to mention the potential for how Claire, Owen, Maisie, and Dr. Wu find peace and redemption in the world they helped make, and what Grant, Sattler and Malcolm make of this new world. But nope, they focused on bugs. And retconning Maisie's story in a way that makes no sense.
I don't understand how Colin Trevorrow did a better job with an 8 minute short film called Battle At Big Rock, where we actually see Humans and Dinosaurs coexisting with each other, but he all of the sudden dropped the ball with Dominion.
Therizinosaurus is one of the Herbivore dinosaurs that big predators (including the T-Rex) likely fear or avoid to come into conflict, since Therizinosaurus have large and frightening sharp claws and top of their fearless standing and frightening presence.
@@greenee04 They did, Therizinosaurus came from Asia while Tyrannosaurus came from North America. The only Tyrannosaur the Theri would’ve encountered was the Tarbosaurus, a cousin of the Rex.
I’m sure a tyrannosaurus would be able to kill a therizinosaurus with no sweat The claws on therizinosaurus were for defence mostly and to bring leaves to its mouth They would stink in combat due to them breaking off easily
@@christophcarle It's almost perfect, the scene where you see the Theri's neck, looks fake. And the Their roaring into the water looks a little off. But the rest is chief's kiss.
What is especially interesting about this film's Therizinosaurus is that, even though it's blind, it's apparently navigating its world using echolocation. This is the main area where it really gets speculative because, to my knowledge, we currently have zero evidence that any Dinosaur was capable of using echolocation.
True, but as bats manage it at a fraction the brain size of humans you have to assume it is possible that a dinosaur could have evolved such a trait also. That being said I can't think why it would need echo location unless it was a purely nocturnal herbivore.
Omg I love the sounds of this Dino. I don’t know how accurate it is, but anything in sound design is automatically my favorite. This was prob the best scenes in the entire movie
Honestly in my personal opinion is one of the most accurate interpretations of this strange dinosaur next to prehistoric planet I feel like Jurassic Park gets a bad rap cuz I try to make their dinosaurs as accurate as possible while stinking true to the lore and science fiction side the therizinosaurus and the pie raptor on the most accurate interpretations of these beautiful and terrifying dinosaurs
Mimo tego ze mam juz swoje lata uwielbiam wszystkie te filmy , sa ganialne i genialni sa ludzie , ktorzy je stworzyli.Pozdrawiam wszystkich ,, Dinozaurow "
The most accurate depiction of the Therizinosaurus, anything that walked into its place was immediately kill on sight no matter how big or how young, it was a very very territorial animal
I love how accurate the sounds (aside from the screams) it make are! The therizenosaurus probably did sound similar to that in real life! So I respect that. Overall paleo accurate dinosaur! (Obviously it has some inaccuracies)
What beautiful camera shots and what amazing sound design! On a side note, don't you think she'd be more out of breath after holding it so long? Barely a gasp.
I remember this in the theater! So quiet scene and all of the sudden, a roar on top of the pond! That scared me. Therizinosaurus is also one of my favorite dinos!
This is perfect characterization of the dinosaurs and its something the Jurassic franchise has forgotten. In the original trilogy the dinosaurs are depicted as animals, the characters and movie explains and shows off each dinosaur and their personalities, the films shows us that these creatures are animals and not monsters. Each dinosaur has its own strengths and weaknesses and the films both explained and showed us that. This scene show the therizinosaurus is very territorial and aggressive but it blind or has very poor eyesight. It relies on sound, smell and touch to make up for its eyesight.
This tickle dino has my respect from the moment I first saw it in ARK and googled about it. I'm mighty scared of them but I was honestly excited when I saw one appear in this movie. I gotta say your nails slay, my dude.
Because She’s blind and hunts by sound waves and echolocation. Under water sounds are a blur to the surface for a most animals that use echolocation. She knew something was around and could hear it, she didn’t swing her claws because unless she knows Claire’s exact location, she won’t get her.
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Just because an animal only eats plants _doesn't_ mean it's any less dangerous; this scene is a reminder of that (👏).
Hippos kill more people than bears,lions or crocs
@@IkesPimpHand True.
cassowaries are also fruit-eating herbivores, yet they very well can eviscerate you if you get in their way
also they are actual dinosaurs
@ Macho man Randy
Elephants, buffalo and moose care deadly too
@@Lord_of_Proboscidea True that.
Therizinosaurus. One of the best inclusions to the Jurassic franchise.
Where was this filmed?
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Is therizinosaurus is blind?
@@donovyndaniels4388 It is.
@@donovyndaniels4388 not all if that's what u mean just this one blind
And fortunately, there were no predators in that water! For the Jurassic Park Universe, that's an unbelievable stroke of luck!
Plot armor go brrr
Yeah I would’ve loved to see a giant croc in there
@@Lord_of_Proboscidea Me too! But I was actually expecting something like Koolasuchus ahahahahaha
@@Lord_of_Proboscidea A Scene with a Sarcosuchus or Deinosuchus in the water would’ve been INSANE
A titanoboa in water would be nice
@@lee404 Nah, I like sane, non-bitchy redheads. I'm glad she made it.
This was probably one of the best scenes in the film. For so long, the franchise portrayed carnivores as the dangerous ones to be scared of, but the Therizinosaurus proved that herbivores can also be dangerous, if not more so than meat-eating dinosaurs, just like in modern day animals. Therizinosaurus to me felt and acted like a modern day Rhinoceros. Doesn’t really tolerate other animals in its path, eats vegetation, has poor eyesight and a keen sense of hearing and smell. How they set the Therizinosaurus initially too was cleverly thought out. They want you to think it’s a carnivore when it killed the deer and then takes you by surprise when it starts browsing on the leaves, especially if you don’t know an awful lot about dinosaurs.
Who cares
Still not a flattering portrayal.
@@bigdaddytrips6197 have a sulk mate
I thought it was an omnivore though because it eats meat too
@@masonjones1626 I think it is ? It was eating the Giga at the end I thought? Or something like that
This was literally the best part of the whole film.
It's like something out of Dr. Suess only more real.
@@jerrodlo4449 agreed
What! Actually I didn't watch the movie, but if this is the best part than in my opinion the movie will be not upto the average of my expectations..
Fax
I agree
Everything about the Therizinosaurus was perfect. The Sounds it made, The Design, and The Music they played during this scene. They finally made an Herbivore legitimately terrifying in the franchise.
I know right. Not all dangerous animals eat meat, some of them are herbivores but are immensely territorial.
@@grizzly_manbanimation8436 Before this Murder Chicken showed up, I never thought a JP/JW Main Character was actually in danger when encountering herbivores
far from perfect. You'd think that with all the sounds it made as you pointed out, the deer would easily hear it and run off, but no
@@blackcanary5322 Deer don’t always run away at the site of a different Animal or hearing Noises so it’s still believable that it didn’t
i wonder how Claire's hair wasnt floating at the surface of the water.
I absolutely adore the clicking sounds the Therizinosaurus makes it a bit alien and scary in perceptive. Also the fact this thing is blind makes it even more scarier because there’s just something about blind animals that makes them scarier than they already were.
I love the Therizinosaurus scene because it shows us that not all herbivores tolerate each other, I mean take Hippos for example they don’t get along with anything, same go for Rhinos and Elephants them two are rivals.
If it is blind, why did she crawl? Seems like that would make more noise and be slower than walking. Idk.
@@seedsoflove7684 she probably crawled to not be detected by echo location and be smacked away like the deer was because it was fully standing up
@@seedsoflove7684 it was likely so that she could move more slowly and not risk, snapping a twig under her foot
@@grizzly_manbanimation8436 ah, makes sense!
Blind animals don’t know what is and isn’t a threat immediately so they’d probably be more on edge
Finally paying homage to Tim’s line from Jurassic Park…..”What do you call a blind dinosaur?” …..”Do-you-think-hesaurus?”
Wow I never thought of that, thank you for reminding me of that!
Now all we're missing is the blind dinosaur's dog! 🤣
Do-you-think-hesaurus Rex!
Never got that joke. Thanks for clearing it up after 30 years.
I thought it was “do-you-see-o-saurus”
Those clucking sounds the Therizinosaurus makes in this movie is quite spooky.
Probably would have sounded just like that in real life too!
@@Lord_of_Proboscidea Where do you base that on?
@@samvs1259 imagination is a gift of evolution awarded only to the inteligent lifeforms.
@@sandeepmdas There is no proof at all this animal made these sounds. Just because it sounds cool (which I have to admit) doesn't mean it's (even) a probability. The producers only put it in because it benefits the movie.
Clicking noises are often used in things like echolocation. I think it was looking for her.
The Therizinosaurus was a highlight of this movie.
I guess that dinosaur is a vegetarian.
"What do you called a blind dinosaur?" - Tim Hammond from 1993
@@johnsantos507 Yes
@@taajwarpope2708 Dr Grant: Idk, what do you call a blind Dinosaur?
@@dereklopez9060 "Do-you-think-asaurus?" - Tim
My favorite dinosaur since I was a kid! It may seem an odd choice, but those wicked claws had my adoration from the moment I saw them!
Hey, no one is complaining about a great choice you made.
Right, I saw it as a child and thought those claws were just HUGE. Like human huge, they weren't but still an awesome dino
He's my fav herbivore as well
He’s so 🔥i love how he trusts his senses and smell it’s like watching a blind man with mixed martial arts or something
Yess
Therizinosaurus deserves more respect than "The Blind Dinosaur Scene"
Therizinosaurus were herbivores, but they used their long claws to slash predators.
I just realized you commented on this video
Too bad no one else recognized you
This is my favorite scene in the movie. Therzinosaurus is both awesome and truly terrifying. The tension and overall intensity throughout this scene is fantastically executed. I was on the edge of my seat! This might be the most suspenseful moment in the entire Jurassic franchise.
I thought she was beautiful
thank you for naming the "The Blind Dinosaur"
are you saying this chicken existed
This is my favorite scene just because BDH´s cleavage at 0:51
@@truthoftheuniverse4179 yes it does lol
Therizinosaurus looks incredible!
It's looks like Johnny Depp's pet from Edward Scissors.
Can we just appreciate the chilling, eerie feeling we get from the dinos movements and sound.
Did anyone else hold their breath to see if they could make it ?
I did 👍
I did.
I do it for every underwater scene. I survived the spino attack on the boat when I was 12. Lmao
If you keep your heart rate down, it's pretty easy. It's hard if you get nervous while holding your breath underwater. How does it make you feel?
I always do that with underwater scenes.
Avatar: Way of Water nearly killed me. 💀
This scene felt like it was filmed in the Late Cretaceous period. Huge chills! If only they made a movie about their time without humans.
May I introduce you to Prehistoric Planet?
i hoping they do
Best scene in all of Jurassic worlds movies combined!
This scene had it all
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i really love how the music is like straight out of a horror game, dont make a noise or you'll get caught by the beast
🤫🦕
I didn't realize that the Therizinosaurus was blind until I had to double-check its eyes.
Only in one eye
I remember being in the theater and I could FEEL every step the Thera took getting closer to Clair. Easily my favorite scene in the movie.
Too bad the deer wasn't in that theatre XD
The therizinosaurus is easily the best dinosaur in This movie combining an awesome yet still mostly accurate design with interesting territorial behavior!
I thought she was a beauty elegant in her steps and claws
Love that its also a dangerous herbivore since carnivores, pterosaurs and the mosasaur have been shown as serious threats to humans.
Give me the Q winged serpent vibes
The most up-to-date theories about therizinosaurus depict it as pretty much just an oversized sloth. It sounds boring, but those claws were most likely not used for cutting or when for defense; rather, only for pulling plants closer to eat
this is real this chicken existed
This was easily one of the most tense scenes in Dominion and Therizinosaurus is my second favourite dinosaur overall, only just behind Parasaurolophus.
Despite it being a herbivore, Therizinosaurus is still a Theropod, making it related to the likes of T. rex, Velociraptor and Allosaurus.
I thought therapods were predators. It being a herbivore means it’s not a predator
@@grizzly_manbanimation8436 Believe or not the ancestors of the Therizinosaurus were once stream lined predators that were close relatives of Velociraptor till they evolved into plant eaters most likely from lack of prey so when it evolved it still retained the traits of it's predatory ancestors namely the claws though how it had retained the handclaws that became 28 inches long is still a surprise and I remember seeing 2 programs where I had heard of this dinosaur for the first time one was When Dinosaurs Walked America and the other was The Giant Claw with Nigel Marven where Nigel went back through time to prehistoric Mongolia to learn the mystery of this dinosaur which he first thought was a predator because of that 28 inch claw till he discovered it was a herbivore.
You have good taste in dinosaurs- therizinosaurus and parasaurolophus are my favorites too
@@grizzly_manbanimation8436 Therapods are primarily predators but some were herbivores, even before the cretaceous period. the clade is actually classified by hollow bones and (usually) three toes/fingers on each limb, so what really sets Therizinosaurus so far apart is it's back limbs having *four* toes! It had a very top-heavy frame with it's massive neck and claws, so it needed muscular legs and tetrapodal feet to help carry that weight.
This scene in the theatre was 🔥. The sound design of both Theri and the score is very spooky 😨. I have never experienced something like this before 💯
This scene in 3D was awesome.
1:14 I just noticed she’s crawling like Udesky in JP3 and hiding in a lake just like Zach and Gray in Jurassic World.
There’s literally no connection there what so ever
I just realized that. She's crawling just like Udesky did in JP3 and she's hiding underwater just like her nephews.
Easter egg moment.
She's also making a s**t ton of noise and attracting something that navigates solely on sound alone.
I've seen toddlers make less noise banging around the place.
So the deer wouldn't have heard the footsteps and run away? 🤔
Deer just their like end me lol
The deer was silently eating & got ripped apart, but she was totally ignored while hanging mid air....how did the dinosaur sensed one & not the other
@@knossostellel-amarna8502 notice the one blind eye? That’s how.
@@andrewcrowley6331 Both of its eyes are blind, you can see it as it eats. Ramsey stated that the deer population is very big in the sanctuary because they act as prey for the Giga, so the Theri was probably familiar with how the deer move, sound and eat. Most importantly, just like the Giga in the later scene, this is the first time the Theri encounters humans. It doesn't know what Claire is, why she moves like that, where she came from and how she hid, so it just left after the curious search
I imagine that the deer have probably been genetically altered in some way to lower their fear response, as BioSyn is dubious enough to do that and already alter the dinosaur's brains with chips
I like how deer are usually very skittish, and yet that deer was acting normal with that large beast standing right in front of it.
Edit: This is intended to be a joke, but also just something to notice.
Maybe the deer was more deaf Than the dinosaur was blind. ??? 💩💩💩
They may have been genetically modified to have reduced fear
They are just in there as feeders after all, and biosyn has done far more impressive things with genetics
We get it you hate the movie you don’t have to criticize every little thing though.
@@Yippy_yip_yipI mean to be nice, and I don't hate the movie, I like it, though there's a couple disappointments. It was just a joke about the deer just standing there. 👍
Whhaaaaat.
The theri being introduced into JW was awesome! Amazing to see it and how well it looked!
Best scene out of the whole movie. Honestly the whole movie should of been like this scene.
Yes
This part really got me. The bird's sound, the calm... really scary
Deer in real life: *Runs when you blink from 80 yards away*
Deer in Dominion: *Just chills while a giant earthshaking dinosaur stomps up to it*
true😂😂
also deer in real life : Freezes when a very large object is headed straight towards it
@@gabrielburhoe9129 that's more because of the bright light
dino is less than 10 feet away and deer is just casually eating, not very believable.
Maybe the deer was blind too
This scene in theatres was tense as hell the Theri is my favourite herbivore and it’s so scary this movie they did so well
Ps. Beware the Bush Turkey
You're right. I was really excited in the theater watching this.
bush turkey thats a good one! I mostly call them tickle chickens from ark.
This is where I truly fell in love with the Therizinosaurus.
From its design, to its slow-paced reveal in the movie, it's by far one of the most disturbing dinosaurs in the series, second only to the Scorpios rex and the Indoraptor. This herbivore flipped everything we knew about _most_ herbivorous dinosaurs, and proves that a 16-foot tall turkey is just as terrifying as an elephant in musth.
Watching this giant, owl-bear-sloth thing creep behind Claire, ready to stab her back with its 3-foot long claws at any time is truly a anxiety-inducing experience, not to mention the music, and the alien-like sounds it emits all the while. It's like something out of a horror game.
Colin Trevorrow may have given us a not-so-epic, rushed conclusion to the Jurassic World trilogy, but once you see these prehistoric creatures appear in the scene, you're in for a thrilling ride.
This flipped everything we thought about herbivores? Really?
Weird. I thought many people always thought herbivores could be dangerous. But then again casual viewers exist in greater numbers and they think herbivores as nothing but T. rex fodder.
Thank you for throwing that last part in.
Although carnivores are the main threat, I’m guessing this is most dangerous herbivore introduced.
It's those claws
Plus it has an antisocial nature towards other species.
This dinosaur is an Omnivore
@@josephcruz6616 well it did just murder the crap out of the baby tarbo from tarbosaurus the mightest
I thought the most dangerous was a triceratops and a anklyosaurys
the Therizinosaurus is probably the most blood curling herbivore i know.
The Therizinosaurus was one of the greatest callbacks to the original Jurassic Park: the 'Doyouthinkhesawrus' in Tim's joke lol
This is the problem with Jurassic World though - 95% of it is nostalgia and callbacks to Jurassic Park.
The same thing with the recent Disney Star Wars trilogy.
@@mnomadvfx No, it's not. It's not "95% callbacks or nostalgia".
And neither was the Star Wars sequel trilogy.
they made it look/sound like a Quiet Place monster sometimes then a regular dinosaur in some scenes
True, it was a real dinosaur however
@Plus Sign yup them clicking noises it made gave it more character.
0:03 The clicking noises sound like gunshots
Man this scene was straight out of a nightmare fuel nightmare.
What was impressive it was the long sharp nails of Theizanosaurous, and it really fits in as a masterstroke to give the entry to him in the finale of a magnificent franchise that shall always stay in our hearts
I never noticed this, but the way the camera starts moving along the water at 2:00 was an amazing shot!
Genuinely my favorite scene. Everything else was so fast paced with a million things going on this one was just the terror of needing to be quite while trying not to be completely noticed
this dinosaur caused more fear than the giganotosaurus
Right
one of the best scenes in the entire movie, i was on the edge of my seat the entire time
If only the movie could match this moment…. This scene had me holding my breath
Excellent scene along with the Atrociraptor chase scene.
@@aaronflowers8881 i mean in a logic way it was just stupid... why did she not just stayed in the Seat...
@@AlexanderRembde Panic maybe. Probably thinking she'd be eaten if she stayed seated and wanted to make a run for it.
@@AlexanderRembde would have been a boring scene. 🤣
The silent walk slowly approaching Claire & the creepy eerie sound of the voice, growling in low tone, made by this prehistoric bird is scarier than any elements in this scene.
This is a blind Therizinosaurus that looks damn fearsome & ferocious,
especially where it acted upon her aggressive instinct to slash & swept away the deer with its claws, distinctively reflect & speak volumes of its intensified temperament of aggression which truly send chills down my spine.
I've spotted one flaw or loophole in this scene, why can't the blind Therizinosaurus smell Claire's odour while it can sense where the deer is. And why can't the deer sharp ears anticipate that big bird coming from behind. You can't fool the intelligent observance of the audiences.
An introduction of a prehistoric bird
which resembles our modern day flightless birds such as Ostrich, Emu, Rhea & Cassowary, is rather unique & authentically original in the"Jurassic" motion pictures franchise.
The Therizinosaurus also reminds me of another epic, original motion picture "10,000 BC" back in 2008.
In the movie 10,000 BC, box office success was attributed to the originality of screenplay as well as
the cinematographic effect of new introductory prehistoric, predatory birds that are close in anatomical resemblance to Therizinosaurus, with fearsome eyes of feathered carnivorous hunters that preyed upon humans flesh.
In addition, prehistoric Mammoths &
the Sabre-toothed Tiger (Smilodon) were first introduced, making this epic movie visually impressive, unique & original.
"What do you call a blind dinosaur?"
Terrifying
Man, this is a really intense and expertly crafted scene. It's just terrible that the dinosaurs are so inconsequential to the story.
There was so much potential to focus on the effects of dinosaurs and man forced to live side by side. Of different factions of people wanting to either coexist with them, exploit them, or eradicate them.
but nope they focused on BUGS
@@dracodracarys2339 Not to mention the potential for how Claire, Owen, Maisie, and Dr. Wu find peace and redemption in the world they helped make, and what Grant, Sattler and Malcolm make of this new world.
But nope, they focused on bugs. And retconning Maisie's story in a way that makes no sense.
I don't understand how Colin Trevorrow did a better job with an 8 minute short film called Battle At Big Rock, where we actually see Humans and Dinosaurs coexisting with each other, but he all of the sudden dropped the ball with Dominion.
How is it expertly crafted? How did it know the deer was there but not the woman?
@@dracodracarys2339 truly a disaster movie can't believe I saw that trash in theater
This scene is the reason the next set of Jurassic movies need to be Horror based!
you should be horror based they should never make a JP movie again this movie was trash.
Therizinosaurus is one of the Herbivore dinosaurs that big predators (including the T-Rex) likely fear or avoid to come into conflict, since Therizinosaurus have large and frightening sharp claws and top of their fearless standing and frightening presence.
Brachiosaurus would be avoided too
Except Therizinosaurus and T-Rex most likely lived in different areas..
@@greenee04 They did, Therizinosaurus came from Asia while Tyrannosaurus came from North America. The only Tyrannosaur the Theri would’ve encountered was the Tarbosaurus, a cousin of the Rex.
@@yang6642 yep and they dared not tango with a therizinosaurus.
I’m sure a tyrannosaurus would be able to kill a therizinosaurus with no sweat
The claws on therizinosaurus were for defence mostly and to bring leaves to its mouth
They would stink in combat due to them breaking off easily
The sound design is absolutely brilliant.
I LOVE THERIZINOSAURUS😍🖤🦖🦕
I wish I could see this scene for the first time again. so amazing.
By far the scariest scene in any Jurassic movie. This dinosaur look and sound is straight of a horror movie
You gotta have some steel nerves and steel balls to keep that calm to avoid a Dino like that.
Can we all appreciate how perfect the Therizinosaurus's CGI is?
No. I resent idiots asking everyone to appreciate something. YOU appreciate it if you want to.
@@markfox1545 gee, bit harsh don't you think, it's CGI is so perfect, well almost, there's one since that look cheap. But most of it is great.
@@markfox1545 what’s wrong with bringing attention to something a lot of people take for granted
no, because it isnt.
@@christophcarle It's almost perfect, the scene where you see the Theri's neck, looks fake. And the Their roaring into the water looks a little off. But the rest is chief's kiss.
I don't care what anyone says, the sounds this dinosaur made in this clip are cool af
Nobody’s talking about how bro pimp slapped a deer😂
*slashed
I can't help but to find Claire in this whole movie gorgeous.
The Therizinosaurus gave me chills when I first saw this in theaters well done!!
It was my favorite dinosaur in the movie along with Rexy I got the Mattel one the scan code one it’s so cool I give therizinosaurus and Rexy a 10/10
"Therizinosaurus Cheloniformis, the scythe lizard with the longest claws in history."
I like the fact that she didn't even breathe in and was able to hold it in, while I breath in but still wasn't able to hold it in for long
This scene is one of my favorite in this movie, this dinosaur gives goosebumps...
He’s so cute and beautiful 😍 alongside with rexy and buck and doe ❤❤
What is especially interesting about this film's Therizinosaurus is that, even though it's blind, it's apparently navigating its world using echolocation. This is the main area where it really gets speculative because, to my knowledge, we currently have zero evidence that any Dinosaur was capable of using echolocation.
True, but as bats manage it at a fraction the brain size of humans you have to assume it is possible that a dinosaur could have evolved such a trait also.
That being said I can't think why it would need echo location unless it was a purely nocturnal herbivore.
Omg I love the sounds of this Dino. I don’t know how accurate it is, but anything in sound design is automatically my favorite. This was prob the best scenes in the entire movie
this and the brief trex & giga encounter with the deer were the two best scenes. realistic and well made
The Therizinosaurus is just as terrifying as the Spinosaurus
Honestly in my personal opinion is one of the most accurate interpretations of this strange dinosaur next to prehistoric planet I feel like Jurassic Park gets a bad rap cuz I try to make their dinosaurs as accurate as possible while stinking true to the lore and science fiction side the therizinosaurus and the pie raptor on the most accurate interpretations of these beautiful and terrifying dinosaurs
Tim’s joke foreshadowed this
Mimo tego ze mam juz swoje lata uwielbiam wszystkie te filmy , sa ganialne i genialni sa ludzie , ktorzy je stworzyli.Pozdrawiam wszystkich ,, Dinozaurow "
Poor deer just minding its own business
She went straight Navy Seal mode. Lol
Love the shoebill stork like sound effects
The sounds it makes are awesome!
The most accurate depiction of the Therizinosaurus, anything that walked into its place was immediately kill on sight no matter how big or how young, it was a very very territorial animal
Best dinosaur in the movie in my opinion.
Best part of the movie..
I love the therizinosaurus and his claws
I love how accurate the sounds (aside from the screams) it make are! The therizenosaurus probably did sound similar to that in real life! So I respect that.
Overall paleo accurate dinosaur!
(Obviously it has some inaccuracies)
How do u know it's accurate?
@@rgudduu it has feathers, a beak and no pronated wrists
0:00 A Sound i just love! its just so cool right guys?
🤫🦖🦖
The true mvp of this movie. She is so terrifying but absolutely my fave.
I am forget to take breath. Best scent. Good
Cool!
Lihat adegan nya serem banget, tapi aku suka dengan film ini 🤩🤩
Ahh the tickle Chicken!! 💜
My favourite scene. One of the best scene💕👍
All the herbivores described as friendly gentle giants
Meanwhile in the forest:
0:18 not going to lie but he look so scary😱😱
That deer getting yeeted was the best
Therizinosaurus I Love your video
This sequence, the indoraptor pursuit, and the epic battle finale are the greatest scenes of the movie.
What beautiful camera shots and what amazing sound design! On a side note, don't you think she'd be more out of breath after holding it so long? Barely a gasp.
The echoes it makes through the forest, the pure enormity and look of terror is enough to scare you to a heart attack in person
I remember this in the theater! So quiet scene and all of the sudden, a roar on top of the pond! That scared me. Therizinosaurus is also one of my favorite dinos!
These guys were already aggressive to begin with, being blind on top of it seems to have dialed it up to 11.
This is perfect characterization of the dinosaurs and its something the Jurassic franchise has forgotten. In the original trilogy the dinosaurs are depicted as animals, the characters and movie explains and shows off each dinosaur and their personalities, the films shows us that these creatures are animals and not monsters. Each dinosaur has its own strengths and weaknesses and the films both explained and showed us that. This scene show the therizinosaurus is very territorial and aggressive but it blind or has very poor eyesight. It relies on sound, smell and touch to make up for its eyesight.
The Therizinosaurus has AMAZING 👍 claws and my new favorite dinosaur
This tickle dino has my respect from the moment I first saw it in ARK and googled about it. I'm mighty scared of them but I was honestly excited when I saw one appear in this movie. I gotta say your nails slay, my dude.
I love Bryce Howard, but why didn't the bird dinosaur stab it's claws in the water like fishing?
LAZY WRITING and because the plot says so.
In all honesty tho, this scene is pretty well done
Because She’s blind and hunts by sound waves and echolocation. Under water sounds are a blur to the surface for a most animals that use echolocation. She knew something was around and could hear it, she didn’t swing her claws because unless she knows Claire’s exact location, she won’t get her.
@@chasehedges6775 More like because it was an herbivore.
@@jplover7646 hippos are herbivores and they kill 500 people per year, so no, it's because it was blind and simply lost track of claire
@@Frobilen I'm fully aware of this. I said it was a herbivore to explain why it didn't eat Claire, not just kill her.