I love the way the raptor taps his claw on the floor at 2:00. Like it’s tapping his foot trying to figure out where the kids are. Outstanding filmmaking.
When this movie was shown in my science class, the whole class was like, "Oh heck no!" Throughout this entire scene and they were saying things like, "DONT JINX THEM!" when Ellie said unless they knew how to open doors. And the only time they laughed was the claw tapping and the way the sister ran to her brother
Lex (Red team): “Timmy, who is it?” Tim: (Blue team): “It’s Gordon Ramsay!” Lex: “He’s inside!” Gordon: “Bloody hell. TWO RISOTTO! ONE SCALLOP! TWO WELLINGTONS! WHERE’S THE LAMB SAUCE?!” *Lex cringes; Tim covers his ears. Sous Chef Scott walks in, accompanying Gordon* Gordon: “Same s**t, different day.” Scott: “Yes, Chef.” *Ramsay and Scott proceed to hunt down the two children.*
Steven Spielberg was perfect for this movie. The suspense here was so incredibly intense. I remember watching this as a child. This movie had such an impact on me. I've probably seen it a hundred times. My parents probably hated how much I would beg them to watch it. I had so my Jurassic Park toys as a kid. This movie will forever be one of my favorites.
Same with me haha it was and still is my favorite movie of all time. Especially growing up and my family is so sick of this movie because i would watch it and talk about it every single day 😂
Spielberg really knew how to flawlessly blend cgi and animatronics in this movie. The visual effects are better than most movies today. How is that possible?
Eh, no. Many shots are obviously fake. What makes it work anyway is that the scene as a piece of filmmaking fundamentally WORKS. The setup, the characters, and the expert building of suspense distract from the at times obvious CGI.
Man it's a such a well made scene. I always liked how she tries to gently open the door after she turns the handle, like she learned that to open doors you need precise gentle movements and not brute force so she is still trying to do that even though the door is already open. Really cool attention to detail.
Yes absolutely. And to think raptors of today(birds of prey) evolved from velociraptors is pretty easily done, with their similarities and keen sight. Evolution is pretty friggin interesting.
This is what we go to the movies for. Suspense, terror, great cinematography and music. Spielberg and co. are masters at it. Most of my favourites of all time have been Spielberg/ Lucas films for a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Much respect.
my mom and dad saw jurassic park in the theatres, and when this scene came on, my mom was literally so terrified she nearly left the theatre. the only reason she stayed was because she knew that my dad would be laughing at her for it.
John Pugh My dad left my brothers alone during the T-Rex attack and when my dad came back my brothers were screaming and crying and shouting at my dad “ You Left Us!! When we had the shit scared out of us!! Yeah thanks dad!!” My dad just laughed at my brothers.
Two things I miss about the 90s...okay, three things, but I wish to keep the third thing to myself. 1) Jurassic Park 2) The Weather Channel (back then, it was all about weather)
One thing I've learned to appreciate about this film as I've gotten older The realism between Lexi and Tim being siblings and being children Kids get scared they will scream they will freeze and they will worry about trivial things like throwing up in a car after it goes over a cliff cause thier kids they aren't walking bad asses like some movies make them out to be Siblings will bicker and argue and butt heads but when push comes to shove they have each others backs Lexis helping Tim move fast with his bad leg And they help eachother several times throughout this even though thier clearly terrified doing it the best example being Lexi screaming as she charges to help Tim shut the freezer
I just love it- the one Raptor calling for reinforcement and the following scene with both before spreading out into the kitchen. It still give me the chills everytime i see it. And that for (frightening) 26 years now. Gosh, have we grown old... In contrast to this timeless scene...True Art!
As a kid I BEGGED my mom to see this movie in theaters. Because it was PG-13 she was reluctant too. When she left she was glad she went.....and left amazed. The story, CGI, and the fact some dino's were related to birds....blew her away!
When I was a kid I was with a group of other kids and we were deciding on which movie to see. We wanted to see the fast and furious but couldn’t because it wasn’t PG13
I was seven when this movie came out. I begged my parents to take me to see it, and they were hesitant at first, but eventually relented. I always thought the raptors were awesome, and after I got to see the movie, I picked out a velociraptor plushie from our local mall's toy store. Still have that plushie to this day.
Tim is the most useless little brother in this scene. He triggered the raptors with a ladle, drew the attention of another, and did nothing but bother Lex at the system while he could have grabbed the gun.
In the book, it's the other way around. Lex is the younger sibling, who did basically nothing but scream and act annoying. For some reason, they decided to reverse the roles of the kids.
tbf they decided to balance them out a bit, Tim has the dinosaur knowledge whereas Lex has the computer skills as in the books Tim has both and Lex is just annoying
Just love how Lex grabs Tim s hand on their way to the exit while the raptor stills stares hard at them with a sinister hiss and smile like i don t think so.
The old Jurassic Park movies had such tense scenes of peril, and the suspense found in scenes like this made them truly scary. Jurassic World couldn't even get that right.
Haven’t seen the new one but Jurassic World was like what a Titanic sequel would be like if it was directed by Weird Al. I mean they had Nick from New Girl in it, and Jimmy Fallon for Pete’s sake. It wasn’t scary or based in reality like the first two at all.
Two things I realized looking back on this: 1- This whole thing may have been avoided if the park only used the circle doorknobs and not push-down handles. 2- When she couldn't reach the gun, they forgot the perfectly able boy that was doing nothing and could have gotten the gun for them. Regardless, amazing film even to this day. Easily one of my favorite movies!
It’s absolutely amazing how well made this film was in terms of tension and suspense. I know they survive and watching this again still causes knots in my stomach and makes me crap myself!
I'm flogging a dead horse I know, but the effects & tension in this film were better than any of the sequels (including Jw & JwFK). I saw this when I was 7 & I genuinely had nightmares about raptors for years. Now they're cute & cuddly pets. Smh
I'm late to the party, but when I was a kid I used to make up characters who would go into Jurassic Park after everyone left and would hunt down the dinosaurs to either put them back in their pens or kill them, and the raptors were ALWAYS main bad guys since they were the smartest and could learn how to trick people and set traps.
No, effects were not better. Raptors look very plasticly, but it's all very well hidden due to poor lighting and motion blur. The effects quality is far worse than newer JP movies. Practical effects especially. Yes they fit the scene better, but motion is very limited far away from natural fluid, lacking may facial muscles, etc.
The only reason raptors acted like this is 1: they're predatory animals, 2: they were very poorly mistreated, given a tiny cage to run around in, and 3: they associated people with pain and nobody imprinted on them.
The first time I saw this movie was at the theater when I was only eight. The dinosaurs seemed so real and were larger than life. I loved this film. Over the years I continued to watch it, and I still love it, I just can't believe I never noticed the guys hand pushing down the raptor's tail as it enters the kitchen. I guess I was too terrified as a child to notice.
There's a couple different reasons. One is the mixture of practical effects, stuff looks more real when its actually there. Another big contribution is the color grading. Blockbusters today are usually highly saturated to give them more color or something, not exactly sure why, but this leads to the CGI looking a lot worse. Its easier for animators to create convincing looking creatures when working on actual film with real color tones. Compare this sequence to Episode 2 of Star Wars, the first film ever to be shot fully on digital cameras and you immediately see a vast difference in the quality, despite the animators most likely having a high skill level.
@@cjbroskin1327 really? I always read that grin as if she was saying to Lex mentally, “cute trick....u won that round. Next one ur MINE!” I think she let them get out the door (partly because she almost knocked herself out smashing herself into the counter at full run) because Lex actually outsmarted her. It was like a tiny tiny part of that grin was respect. So she let them get a head start.
Ah, childhood 3rd grade memories. You knew it was gonna be a great Friday when your teacher rolled out that TV on a cart and the class watched this while eating pizza.
I think this is my favorite scene in the movie. The tension is amazing, and the sound design is really satisfying for some reason, like the raptors' claws clicking on the ground and the kitchen utensils clanking around and stuff.
because the freezer floor was slippery. when u cant get ur footing, u cant use ur full strength. the raptor outside the control room was not standing on slippery ground, but on solid ground where she had her feet and legs holding her in place while trying to push open the door. the other raptor could not do that for the slippery ice. duh!
greenlee7smythe The floor may be wet. But do you really think little Timmy (who also has wet shoes) can hold off a 300lbs raptor? But I love your explanation though.
Yes your comment is 3 years old but I thought it'd be fun to answer: 1) It's called coefficient of friction, my friend. Mr. Raptor has very little surface area on that icy floor. A small child could hold him at bay easily. 2) Ellie is doing basically doing no good whatsoever against the Raptor; it's pretty much all Grant. Look at where she is in relation to that moment arm, and where the force is being applied - she has no leverage at all and might as well be doing other tasks. 3) It's complete BS and it's a movie. Obviously the Raptors would have killed all of these humans long ago. Plot armor.
About Ellie: Moments like this people hardly think through. They act by instict most of the time. Afterwards she might have thought about it but in that particular moment she was genuinely moved by fear and survival instict.
I remember going to the cinema to see this even though I was only young. The cinema knew how good this film was, they put jp banners up, sold merch, all that jazz. It's a shame they don't do stuff like that anymore 😞 having said that, not alot of films are epic like jp, that's probs why.
4:49 WTF Is Tim doing? Also, when Ellie is trying to reach the gun with her foot and Tim is just hanging out by the computer with Lex... DUDE, go get the gun and hand it to Ellie. WTF man. No wonder Grant didn't want to sit with you.
If there was a movie scene that defined my childhood nightmares about dinosaurs it would be this sequence here! Anytime I woke up in the middle of the night wanting a drink I dreaded going to the kitchen alone fearing that 2 veloci-raptors were awaiting me in the kitchen LOL 20 years later it still holds the dread and tension as it did the first time I saw it!
MOVIE MISTAKE: At 1:07 look at the raptor's tail. Pretty sure that's a hand that reaches out and touches it. Maybe trying to stop it from tipping over?
This is the one scene that sticks out most vividly in my mind. I'll never forget sitting on the edge of the couch hoping that those kids wouldn't be eaten.
The boy could have EASILY handed Ellie the gun. Alan was holding the door...the little girl was on the computer booting up the system. The boy was jumping up and down being useless.
I would been like “Tim, I know you’ve been through a lot, attacked by a T-Rex, trapped in a Jeep in a tree, electrocuted, and hunted by velociraptors. But could you make yourself useful and hand me the goddamn shot gun already?”
I never understood when they ran to the controlle room she was trying to reach the gun when timmy could have just passed it to her???? Instead he stood at the computer doing nothing
because having a child handle a gun even for a few seconds would have been a big "no no". people would have frowned upon it. i mean the child actor handle a gun, fake or otherwise. u never hardly see children holding what is suppose to be a real gun. passing, scooting or otherwise. would have not gone well with the public.
I remember when I was watching this movie in science class and people were mad because when Ellie said, "Unless they figure out how to open doors." And then it cuts to the Velociraptor opening the door, they were like, "Damn it, woman!" I was laughing. They were so scared.
Omg now after all these years I see the hidden mistake and I can’t unsee it now!! But that doesn’t matter. One of the best films ever and no other dinosaur films can’t beat Jurassic park!!
I literally saw the title and went, “The kitchen seed oh my goooddddd, I remember this scene!” Keep in mind I yelled that out at 1 am. Jurassic park is such an amazing film
To all of you criticizing Tim for not handing Alan the gun, please stop; he's just a kid and probably afraid of handling guns. Plus, in the heat of the moment, he was just hoping and praying that his big sister could secure the system before it was too late. Lastly, neither Alan nor Ellie told Lex or Tim to grab the gun.
I've always chuckled, and always -will- chuckle when the one raptor tries to bite the other in the neck! The other raptors' reaction is like "what the hell is your problem?!" lmao
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This scene scared me when I was small, it’s still terrifying now. Truly a testament to brilliant film making.
Same here
Same also the trex in rain car scene!
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Yes I agree
It gave me nightmares of velociraptors coming into my room and it was these Raptors from the movie
I love the way the raptor taps his claw on the floor at 2:00. Like it’s tapping his foot trying to figure out where the kids are. Outstanding filmmaking.
When this movie was shown in my science class, the whole class was like, "Oh heck no!" Throughout this entire scene and they were saying things like, "DONT JINX THEM!" when Ellie said unless they knew how to open doors. And the only time they laughed was the claw tapping and the way the sister ran to her brother
@Limmamikegamma60
Maybe right next to us under our nose trying to outwit us.
Silly fleshy humans.
It opened the door slowly with its claw.. yeah amazing -_-
Shows its high cognitive function.
The switch between practical and CGI effects is masterful film making.
After more than 20 years, this scene still gives me shivers.
It was from 1993, I can't believe they could make this perfect looking dinosaurs
After more than 20 years this scene still gives me shirts
The kitchen staff reaction to when Gordon Ramsay appears hahaha.
Underrated
*shudders* he's inside
Lex (Red team): “Timmy, who is it?”
Tim: (Blue team): “It’s Gordon Ramsay!”
Lex: “He’s inside!”
Gordon: “Bloody hell. TWO RISOTTO! ONE SCALLOP! TWO WELLINGTONS! WHERE’S THE LAMB SAUCE?!”
*Lex cringes; Tim covers his ears. Sous Chef Scott walks in, accompanying Gordon*
Gordon: “Same s**t, different day.”
Scott: “Yes, Chef.”
*Ramsay and Scott proceed to hunt down the two children.*
@@missagente8100 😂😂😂😂😂
The kitchen staff reaction to when Gordon Ramsay appears hahaha
If my childhood ever had a movie scene that held the most tension, it'd be this one.
Roulden M
It'd be the T-Rex car scene in the rain for me.
Yeah, this one scared me. At least the children knew how to defend themselves for some strange reason.
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Roulden jj
Even though he was injured I always appreciated how Tim almost immediately got up after slipping in the freezer. Homie was fighting for his life lol.
Adrenaline rush 👌
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Even though he was injured l always appreciate how Tim almost immediately got
Well Seriously, What Did You Expect? There Was A Dinosaur In There! A Velociraptor,No Less!😰😰😰😰😰😱😱😱😱😱
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🧕✌️😴🤲☺️🎧👌☺️.
3:51 How she ran tho had me 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Im dead😂😂😂
AiEeEeEeE
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When a mexican mom takes off her chancla.
That always had me LMAO. Lol 😂 😂 😂 She was great in this movie, and the little 'Radio Flyer younger brother was great too lol 😂 😂 😂
Steven told her to just go for it.
I’d say this is the best horror/thriller scene in film history. It creates tension perfectly and keeps you on edge the whole time.
Steven Spielberg was perfect for this movie. The suspense here was so incredibly intense. I remember watching this as a child. This movie had such an impact on me. I've probably seen it a hundred times. My parents probably hated how much I would beg them to watch it. I had so my Jurassic Park toys as a kid. This movie will forever be one of my favorites.
I perfectly remember me and my brother cried when we first saw JP, we were like 5 and we had nightmares hahaha they were incredibly good!
Exactly the same what I felt. 👍🏽👍🏽
Same with me haha it was and still is my favorite movie of all time. Especially growing up and my family is so sick of this movie because i would watch it and talk about it every single day 😂
Nothing but the Truth!😊😏😚😉
Here here.
now that's one real kitchen nightmares hahahaha
Easy V Nie
Nino wouldn't have let those Raptors go hungry.
2:34 Hellooo, my name’s NINOOOOOO
i dont understand
Nightmare*
4:04 Raptor 1- Hey! Did we order this dinner to go?
Raptor 2-No why?
Raptor 1- Cuz, there it goes!!!! :-)😂😂😂
DEAD 😂
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The lion king love it
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Spielberg really knew how to flawlessly blend cgi and animatronics in this movie. The visual effects are better than most movies today. How is that possible?
Eh, no. Many shots are obviously fake.
What makes it work anyway is that the scene as a piece of filmmaking fundamentally WORKS. The setup, the characters, and the expert building of suspense distract from the at times obvious CGI.
Man it's a such a well made scene. I always liked how she tries to gently open the door after she turns the handle, like she learned that to open doors you need precise gentle movements and not brute force so she is still trying to do that even though the door is already open. Really cool attention to detail.
Yes absolutely. And to think raptors of today(birds of prey) evolved from velociraptors is pretty easily done, with their similarities and keen sight. Evolution is pretty friggin interesting.
it is such a difference from the modern jurassic world movies, the raptor would probably blow the entire door off its hinges and tear it in two
over 20 years later, because of this scene I still occasionally have a nightmare about velociraptors trying to kill me.
If I have a dream with raptors I tame them and they become my friends loo
Lol
Eleanorminblack That would be much more preferable. That's all i want, is to be their friends!!
DGX24 me too bro. I thought I was the only one
DGX24 don't worry, we all do
Raptor: presents a full course entree made of Tim and Lexy
Gordon Ramsay: THIS IS FOOKING RAW
Gordon Ramsay: ROARRRR
I have to admit, Joe mazzello is a snac but not with his intestines spilled out on the table
Raptors: Meh. *proceeds to eat Ramsey*
Ramsay: “The humans are so undercooked they’re still running and screaming!”
Raptor: “Yes, Chef. Sorry, Chef.”
Ramsay: “Clever girl my a••.”
This is what we go to the movies for. Suspense, terror, great cinematography and music. Spielberg and co. are masters at it. Most of my favourites of all time have been Spielberg/ Lucas films for a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Much respect.
my mom and dad saw jurassic park in the theatres, and when this scene came on, my mom was literally so terrified she nearly left the theatre. the only reason she stayed was because she knew that my dad would be laughing at her for it.
Yeah
What does 'literally so terrified' mean anyway? She was just terrified.
Me too. I saw this at the Movies when I was 4 and was scared to death!
John Pugh
My dad left my brothers alone during the T-Rex attack and when my dad came back my brothers were screaming and crying and shouting at my dad “ You Left Us!! When we had the shit scared out of us!! Yeah thanks dad!!” My dad just laughed at my brothers.
Lol
i miss the 90's...
Two things I miss about the 90s...okay, three things, but I wish to keep the third thing to myself.
1) Jurassic Park
2) The Weather Channel (back then, it was all about weather)
christophe heylen Me too, especially when I see this movie again
One thing I've learned to appreciate about this film as I've gotten older
The realism between Lexi and Tim being siblings and being children
Kids get scared they will scream they will freeze and they will worry about trivial things like throwing up in a car after it goes over a cliff cause thier kids they aren't walking bad asses like some movies make them out to be
Siblings will bicker and argue and butt heads but when push comes to shove they have each others backs Lexis helping Tim move fast with his bad leg
And they help eachother several times throughout this even though thier clearly terrified doing it the best example being Lexi screaming as she charges to help Tim shut the freezer
I just love it- the one Raptor calling for reinforcement and the following scene with both before spreading out into the kitchen. It still give me the chills everytime i see it. And that for (frightening) 26 years now.
Gosh, have we grown old... In contrast to this timeless scene...True Art!
GRANT: Are you sure the third one’s contained?
ELLIE: Of course. Unless they figured out how to open doors.
RAPTOR: Hold my beer 🍺
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Avery Lentz 😂😂😂😂
I’m about to end this woman’s whole career
I wonder if the raptor can hold a beer and open a door at the same time. 🤔
@@timmaloney9976 The raptor could open the door and DRINK the beer at the same time!
3:50 best running I have ever seen.
OMG LOL 😂
Hearing the raptor walking up with no music playing and you only hear the claw hitting the floor is an all time terrifying moment
It's amazing how well this movie's visuals have held up. Still looks great 26 years later.
The raptors are just misunderstood, they really want a hug.
When the big one ambushed Muldoon, all she was doing was what dogs do when they greet you, she was just kissing Muldoon's face.
If they really want a hug that bad, then they should stay away.
In the long grass the Velociraptor that pounces on that black guy only wanted love. When it made it's roar it was saying hug me.
They're philosophers!
fede mona
Velosophers?
As a kid I BEGGED my mom to see this movie in theaters.
Because it was PG-13 she was reluctant too.
When she left she was glad she went.....and left amazed.
The story, CGI, and the fact some dino's were related to birds....blew her away!
Dinosaurs aren’t related to birds, dinosaurs ARE birds.
When I was a kid I was with a group of other kids and we were deciding on which movie to see. We wanted to see the fast and furious but couldn’t because it wasn’t PG13
I was seven when this movie came out. I begged my parents to take me to see it, and they were hesitant at first, but eventually relented. I always thought the raptors were awesome, and after I got to see the movie, I picked out a velociraptor plushie from our local mall's toy store. Still have that plushie to this day.
Thats nice
Cool story. I also saw the movie at 7. But it was the year 2000. Very scary.
@@legioner9 is there anybody on here who saw this movie in 1993 when it came out in theaters or am I the only one?
@@greenlee7smythe I think you are the lucky one 😁
@@greenlee7smythe i didn't even exist that time loool
4:06 that growl still gives me chills
Like a growling stomach almost.
This is probably the most intense scene in the entire movie (next to the T-Rex scene)!
This is probably the most intense scene in the entire movie next to the T Rex scene
Lex is a great big sister in this scene.
The best
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Tim is the most useless little brother in this scene. He triggered the raptors with a ladle, drew the attention of another, and did nothing but bother Lex at the system while he could have grabbed the gun.
In the book, it's the other way around. Lex is the younger sibling, who did basically nothing but scream and act annoying. For some reason, they decided to reverse the roles of the kids.
tbf they decided to balance them out a bit, Tim has the dinosaur knowledge whereas Lex has the computer skills as in the books Tim has both and Lex is just annoying
Just love how Lex grabs Tim s hand on their way to the exit while the raptor stills stares hard at them with a sinister hiss and smile like i don t think so.
Lex really takes care of her lil bro so much! She's the best older sister ever! ❤️
Tim, the boy from this vid grew up to become a bassist for Queen
And fought as marines in Guadalcanal
I am dinosaur
I know!
MY BABY JOEY IS ADORABLE I LOVE HIM
This is the most memorable scene for me. I had nightmares when i was a kid because of this certain scene hahahaha!
The old Jurassic Park movies had such tense scenes of peril, and the suspense found in scenes like this made them truly scary. Jurassic World couldn't even get that right.
I know! That’s what made it better than most horror movies. They relied on slow, skin-crawling scenes rather than jumpscares.
Fallen kingdom looks like its gonna be a scary one
Haven’t seen the new one but Jurassic World was like what a Titanic sequel would be like if it was directed by Weird Al. I mean they had Nick from New Girl in it, and Jimmy Fallon for Pete’s sake. It wasn’t scary or based in reality like the first two at all.
Nolanator 2003 it isn't that scsry tbh but it's good
Nolanator 2003 scary*
1:07
Someone is literally touching the raptors butt
Omg
Wow I've never noticed that before
Yeah I like to pretend that it was some random character that wanted the raptors to kill the kids instead of it being a film crew member lol.
@@Gavy61 Dennis never died. He slayed the dilophosaurus with his bare hands and he'll be the major villain in Jurassic World 3.
Neon Fox Productions Wait wait wait hold up WHAT?!
Two things I realized looking back on this:
1- This whole thing may have been avoided if the park only used the circle doorknobs and not push-down handles.
2- When she couldn't reach the gun, they forgot the perfectly able boy that was doing nothing and could have gotten the gun for them.
Regardless, amazing film even to this day. Easily one of my favorite movies!
clever girl...
Alius Raptor 🤣
Alius Raptor she’s giving birth to a baby raptor
Alius Raptor what ?
La ce te referi
Clever girl that knows how to open doors beautiful⁉
Not only does this move hold up but it's better than any movie since then which is extraordinary considering its been more than 25 years.
It’s absolutely amazing how well made this film was in terms of tension and suspense. I know they survive and watching this again still causes knots in my stomach and makes me crap myself!
I'm flogging a dead horse I know, but the effects & tension in this film were better than any of the sequels (including Jw & JwFK). I saw this when I was 7 & I genuinely had nightmares about raptors for years.
Now they're cute & cuddly pets. Smh
Riiight! I dreamed about finding one and now they're the heroes
I'm late to the party, but when I was a kid I used to make up characters who would go into Jurassic Park after everyone left and would hunt down the dinosaurs to either put them back in their pens or kill them, and the raptors were ALWAYS main bad guys since they were the smartest and could learn how to trick people and set traps.
No, effects were not better. Raptors look very plasticly, but it's all very well hidden due to poor lighting and motion blur. The effects quality is far worse than newer JP movies. Practical effects especially. Yes they fit the scene better, but motion is very limited far away from natural fluid, lacking may facial muscles, etc.
The only reason raptors acted like this is 1: they're predatory animals, 2: they were very poorly mistreated, given a tiny cage to run around in, and 3: they associated people with pain and nobody imprinted on them.
4:00 that mini heart attack lol. He could hace died with shock
The first time I saw this movie was at the theater when I was only eight. The dinosaurs seemed so real and were larger than life. I loved this film. Over the years I continued to watch it, and I still love it, I just can't believe I never noticed the guys hand pushing down the raptor's tail as it enters the kitchen. I guess I was too terrified as a child to notice.
Same
3:47
That CG shot looks completely fine by today’s standards that’s actually incredibly how well that holds up
How come this looks more believable than the crap that they made recently?
Deepa Lall because, this isn’t CGI.
Practical
Affects with some cgi.
There's a couple different reasons. One is the mixture of practical effects, stuff looks more real when its actually there. Another big contribution is the color grading. Blockbusters today are usually highly saturated to give them more color or something, not exactly sure why, but this leads to the CGI looking a lot worse. Its easier for animators to create convincing looking creatures when working on actual film with real color tones. Compare this sequence to Episode 2 of Star Wars, the first film ever to be shot fully on digital cameras and you immediately see a vast difference in the quality, despite the animators most likely having a high skill level.
Deepa Lall Better filmaking also... It was from a time where directors and producers gave a shit about their craft
Chris Paez Because it looks like shit most of the time nowaday...
4:06 If you never thought an animal could give a creepy psychopath smile to rival the best then you we were wrong!
John MYOB Doe that faced tho
It's the type of face that reads... Your ass is grass.
@@cjbroskin1327 really? I always read that grin as if she was saying to Lex mentally, “cute trick....u won that round. Next one ur MINE!” I think she let them get out the door (partly because she almost knocked herself out smashing herself into the counter at full run) because Lex actually outsmarted her. It was like a tiny tiny part of that grin was respect. So she let them get a head start.
Ah, childhood 3rd grade memories. You knew it was gonna be a great Friday when your teacher rolled out that TV on a cart and the class watched this while eating pizza.
So proud of those guys for just winning the nba finals!
Now that is a seriously evil look at 4:30
If those things were still around we'd be all fuked
MisterHotShotX there is 1 left.. grant needed to shoot trump.. he fuckin us now lol
Actually no, they're the size of chickens in real life.
Alister Dante I said they’re the size of chickens, not that they are chickens.
Not really. We'd deal with them like any other animal.
If it's a Dakotaraptor or a Utahraptor yep we would
One Velociraptor dislikes this clip.
351 dislikes as of this post. You know what that means, right? It's learned to make multiple accounts.
*_Clever girl . . ._*
😂😁
No there 638 dislikes oh no they multiplied
I think this is my favorite scene in the movie. The tension is amazing, and the sound design is really satisfying for some reason, like the raptors' claws clicking on the ground and the kitchen utensils clanking around and stuff.
The background soundtrack used in this scene is just terrifying good af. It captures the suspense and tension of the ambiance
A lot of the previous commenters seem to think they work for CinemaSins..
I know; I guess if you told them that movie makers are human and humans make mistakes, it would be news for them.
+Miss Agent E Agreed lol
If I was those kids I'd shit myself this is probably the most intense scene in the film
3:50 when you see a spider
2:00 is the most important part in this scene. So thrilling , I remember thinking how terrifying this was. Spielberg did a great job by adding this
This scene freaked me out so much as a kid, like I didn’t usually get scared by movies but this legitimately got to me.
I always wondered how little Timmy with slippery wet shoes was strong enough to hold off a raptor yet Grant and Elle combined can't.
because the freezer floor was slippery. when u cant get ur footing, u cant use ur full strength. the raptor outside the control room was not standing on slippery ground, but on solid ground where she had her feet and legs holding her in place while trying to push open the door. the other raptor could not do that for the slippery ice. duh!
greenlee7smythe The floor may be wet. But do you really think little Timmy (who also has wet shoes) can hold off a 300lbs raptor? But I love your explanation though.
Yes your comment is 3 years old but I thought it'd be fun to answer:
1) It's called coefficient of friction, my friend. Mr. Raptor has very little surface area on that icy floor. A small child could hold him at bay easily.
2) Ellie is doing basically doing no good whatsoever against the Raptor; it's pretty much all Grant. Look at where she is in relation to that moment arm, and where the force is being applied - she has no leverage at all and might as well be doing other tasks.
3) It's complete BS and it's a movie. Obviously the Raptors would have killed all of these humans long ago. Plot armor.
WSW
About Ellie: Moments like this people hardly think through. They act by instict most of the time. Afterwards she might have thought about it but in that particular moment she was genuinely moved by fear and survival instict.
3:18 he’s going to be feeling that in the morning
I remember going to the cinema to see this even though I was only young. The cinema knew how good this film was, they put jp banners up, sold merch, all that jazz. It's a shame they don't do stuff like that anymore 😞 having said that, not alot of films are epic like jp, that's probs why.
4:49 WTF Is Tim doing? Also, when Ellie is trying to reach the gun with her foot and Tim is just hanging out by the computer with Lex... DUDE, go get the gun and hand it to Ellie. WTF man. No wonder Grant didn't want to sit with you.
LOL
Absolutely
If Tim would have shot the raptors right there, then there wouldnt have been that big finale with trex
Lmfaoo
Jiahhhaa
The guy who played tim did a great job of acting panicked and scared during the lock the door scene
6:13 TBH, Mr. Hammond looks like he just had fun with Ian Malcom...
6:31That should be a meme...
I love the sounds they make when they call each other “GULLGULLGULL”
I don't care who you are the scream at 3:13 that the raptor made is the most terrifying thing I have ever heard.
lol yeah these raptors still creep me out to this day. funny part is that screech they do was taken from the sound a dolphin makes
It was the girl screaming in sync with the raptor attacking
June Vivali Nope, it wasn't.
If there was a movie scene that defined my childhood nightmares about dinosaurs it would be this sequence here! Anytime I woke up in the middle of the night wanting a drink I dreaded going to the kitchen alone fearing that 2 veloci-raptors were awaiting me in the kitchen LOL 20 years later it still holds the dread and tension as it did the first time I saw it!
cannot forget such scary scenes of childhood but my daughter loves to watch all parts of jurassic park
6:30 John: GRANT!!! 😂
Lucas van Schoonhoven he though there were goner
3:51 This is also hilarious 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
0:45 this shit right here was something I still fucking remember from my childhood. A monster that can FUCKING OPEN DOORS!!!
MOVIE MISTAKE: At 1:07 look at the raptor's tail. Pretty sure that's a hand that reaches out and touches it. Maybe trying to stop it from tipping over?
Paul Quigley Jesus well spotted!
2:53 when you're the only guy at the party with weed.
😂
So glad the best movie of my childhood holds up 26 years later and instills the same amount of fear
It's a Unix system...everything is perfectly laid out in 3D geometric patterns in a GUI!
That's the File System Visualizer, which really did come with IRIX.
This is the one scene that sticks out most vividly in my mind. I'll never forget sitting on the edge of the couch hoping that those kids wouldn't be eaten.
The only movie I’ve seen where a kid actually dies is robocop 2 it’s a sad scene
4:03 the creature be like: Am i a joke to you?😂
THE HUMAN IS SO RAW, IT'S STILL SCREAMING!
Cue Gordon Ramsay
Childhood memories we could play it over and over. Can someone upload the full movie please
At 4:45: Now if only there was a character with a free set of hands who could hand them the shot gun so they could shoot it in the face....
(Slowly turns to Timmy)
Doug Walker made a joke about that:
"Boy's assistance needed two steps fucking behind you. Boy's assistance needed two steps fucking behind you."
Youve been watching HISHE lol
The boy could have EASILY handed Ellie the gun. Alan was holding the door...the little girl was on the computer booting up the system. The boy was jumping up and down being useless.
I would been like “Tim, I know you’ve been through a lot, attacked by a T-Rex, trapped in a Jeep in a tree, electrocuted, and hunted by velociraptors. But could you make yourself useful and hand me the goddamn shot gun already?”
GRANT: Are you sure the third one’s contained?
ELLIE: Yes. Unless they figured out how to open doors.
Cue Curb Your Enthusiasm Theme
Wow ! Deaky had a rough childhood !
Lmao I was searching for this comment 😂😂😂
skip at 1:08 then pause it u can see a hand lowering down the dinosaur tail
I never understood when they ran to the controlle room she was trying to reach the gun when timmy could have just passed it to her???? Instead he stood at the computer doing nothing
because having a child handle a gun even for a few seconds would have been a big "no no". people would have frowned upon it. i mean the child actor handle a gun, fake or otherwise. u never hardly see children holding what is suppose to be a real gun. passing, scooting or otherwise. would have not gone well with the public.
That's make sense!
It's just a movie. It was just a movie mistake lol
Doctor Doom tbh i dont think its a mistake.. com on think of it like this .. he is a kid who is terrified .. obviously his mind is blank
Ashley Jones
I love all the Jurassic movies but this scene is probably still my fave out of the lot
6:30 "GRAAAAAANT!!"
Goosebumps every time
3:51 This is also hilarious 😂😂🤣😂🤣😂
SSNNAAAAAAAAAAAKE!!
Oh, wait. Wrong series.
Thanks, I legitimately had trouble figuring out what he shouted.
at 1:09 did anyone else see one of the crews hand touch the raptors tail?
I remember when I was watching this movie in science class and people were mad because when Ellie said, "Unless they figure out how to open doors." And then it cuts to the Velociraptor opening the door, they were like, "Damn it, woman!"
I was laughing.
They were so scared.
Omg now after all these years I see the hidden mistake and I can’t unsee it now!! But that doesn’t matter. One of the best films ever and no other dinosaur films can’t beat Jurassic park!!
This reminds me of when I’m trying not to let my parrots know I’m sneaking a treat past them.
I literally saw the title and went,
“The kitchen seed oh my goooddddd, I remember this scene!” Keep in mind I yelled that out at 1 am. Jurassic park is such an amazing film
I cannot believe I never noticed that tech hand adjusting the raptor's body.
To all of you criticizing Tim for not handing Alan the gun, please stop; he's just a kid and probably afraid of handling guns. Plus, in the heat of the moment, he was just hoping and praying that his big sister could secure the system before it was too late. Lastly, neither Alan nor Ellie told Lex or Tim to grab the gun.
My childhood movie I love this movie very much
This scene still gives me chills!!
through 1:07 and 1:11 you can see a hand being put on the raptors back.
Kiara Benally no
Easy V Nie, Kiara Benally is right, the raptor was falling during production so they had to catch it, they never noticed it
stop trying to ruin my childhood.
Clever girl
I seen it !!! I never noticed it before!!
Best movie ever!!! It has everything, including an unforgettable music theme.
I've always chuckled, and always -will- chuckle when the one raptor tries to bite the other in the neck! The other raptors' reaction is like "what the hell is your problem?!" lmao
1:08
If you look closely, you can see someone's hand touch the Velociraptor's tail to adjust it.
This was when i used to HATE velociraptors
Now i love Blue
weishenpink I never hated them I loved how scary they are
No one will forget this astonish scene since my childhood i remember this scene and u know i got fever 2week after watched this movie.... 😊
First time i watched this scene as a kid it send shivers down my spine.