I recently rewatched the first movie for the first time in years, and I cannot believe how good it still is! I loved every second, it’s an absolute masterpiece.
it's a tight story. sets things up, executes and then wraps it all up solid. beautifully done. I still like the book better but it's got some longwinded stuff that it was good they edited for screen time. Although taking out the pterodactyls was pretty crappy and also Hammond was more of a villain in the book so it was kinda cool that he got killed. But overall it was a pretty smooth adaptation. Never needed any sequels..
Surplus killing happens in nature rather regularly so “killing for sport” doesn’t even make the Indominus all that special and the spoken dialogue therefore only exists for the sake of shallow spectacle.
@@Dinoslayit does make it special because animals only do that for survival reasons. Indominus Rex did it purely for the feel and seeing how powerful it is. Even dangerous animals know what they instinctively are. The Indominus didn't know what it was and had enough intelligence to like killing things. It was a literal sadistic monster.
@@william3100The indominus did it because that’s how it had been raised. It wasn’t socialised at all. An Animal that isn’t socialised and has never hunt for its food. Is obviously not going to link hunting with food. It’s just going to hunt for the thrill.
@wannabKsi True, but remember the line that Owen said, "she is seeing all of this for the first time. SHE DOES NOT EVEN KNOW WHO SHE IS. She will kill anything that moves. " Her not knowing who she is is pretty interesting because she was a mismatch of a bunch of different animals rolled into one. Animals have an instinctive identity because they have had millions of years to evolve into what they are currently. They evolved physical and psychological traits to match what they needed to become. The indominus was nothing like that. It was just created out of the blue with many different things and behaviors thrown in. It makes sense that her behaviors and ways of thinking and understanding would be very messed and all over the place.
Paleontology is the study of fossil remains of past forms of life, including plants. She is both a paleobotanist and a paleontologist as one is a sub-category of the other.
@@Xenosaurian That's not correct. Paleontology is the study of ancient life by examining the fossil record. It is only concerned with the period up to the Holocene epoch Paleobiology links paleontology with current biological research to study things like molecular evolution and evolutionary history.
@@evansbot No, paleontology is concerned with the prehistoric past in general, including subfields like paleobiology and paleogeology and paleogeography etc. Paleobiology is also under no obligation to involve evolutionistic philosophy.
1:43 I love how the Paleontologist picks the Dinosaur Skull's nose... Imagine your body being exhumed by a future Paleontologist just for them to pick your nose
Oh sure, it's better than bad movies ie. the rest of this franchise, that I'll agree with. However, The Lost World is still the textbook definition of a wholly unnecessary sequel, and is complete garbage when compared to the first movie.
Lost World was a hack job of the novel. My guess is the novel wasn't exciting enough for as true of an adaptation as Jurassic Park was considering technology constraints it dealt with. I liked 3, it used some of the material from the books that were left out of the other two movies. My memories are also favorable as I watched Land Before Time, Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park 3 on a loop when babysat my 4 year old niece. Fun times watching monster movies with the munchkin. Only thing that scared her was the giant amoeba at the end of Evolution
@@vykryl65 The book wouldn't have been a good movie. I like it but it had a stereotypical villain who was mostly ignored in JP1. Interestingly, the booklets for Jurassic Park 2 for GameBoy claims he's in the game, but he isn't. :P
The change in the sequels to portraying the dinosaurs as monsters rather than animals is the biggest transgression of the sequels as it fundamentally changed the audience's point of view. In JP1 & 2 you're not privy to anything the characters aren't; you're going through the experience WITH them. That's a deliberate, important creative decision by Spielberg. From JP3 onwards you're on the side of the "puppeteers", to use a timely comparison. You're now (as a viewer) more omniscient, instead of sympathetic. It’s criminal film making.
@@dancutdhaha I knew in your mind you thought you were some fucking genius just by reading your goofy ass comment. Then you verified your arrogance in your second response...but in reality you don't come across as intelligent what so ever. So check that ego dude, it's embarrassing
Fallen Kingdom and Dominion were the only objectively BAD movies; boring action, cringe humor & incompetent writing with no charm, appeal, or genuine thrills. (The marketing for both films was also just a flat out lie)
I have watched all 6 movies, and the only 2 I actually loved are Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom and Jurassic World Dominion. I currently have all 6 on either Blu-ray or dvd's. Only Jurassic World Dominion, I have a 4k blu-ray ultra HD copy.
I actually like The Lost World a lot despite its flaws. As a kid I thought it was too dark, but as an adult, I enjoy seeing the film through Ian's eyes and the complete chaos that ensues. Spielberg's classic style is all over that film, and there's so many memorable scenes that if they had stuck closer to the book, it might've even eclipsed the original in quality.
It needed another big carnivore (like the carno or something) and the pteranodon sequence that was abandoned. It became a bit too T-rex heavy. The only moment I really do not like is the Kelly gymnastics scene, it's just a bit too much. The raptor could have jumped after her, with her dodging it in time and it crashed through the wall, impaling itself... instead of her kicking it through a wall.
I think you're a little hard on tlw. I feel like it's one of the only movies that shows the dinosaurs in a natural way and weren't movie monsters. The cast didn't have issues with dinosaurs until they found them in their territory or interacting with them directly. I always felt they became movie monsters.
Calling it dull is absolutely ridiculous. I find it way more intense than movie 1, and most kills look terrifying. But hey, TH-cam reviewers are like 20 and watch that stuff on their phone.
Dominion ended up being the only movie out of all 6 where I was just like... "I am straight up not having a good time. This is stupid." The nostalgia baited a little (way) too close to the sun on that one. Jurrasic World was a semi-reboot, so I could forgive them going "hey remember this?" But Dominion was just beating you over the head with it.
@@outsideintel I'm new to your channel and I've subscribed, I think your videos are really good. One TV show I think would be good for you to do. A show that had a long painful death is the Simpsons.
Whenever I see scenes of JP1 I'm like "Man this movie is SO GOOD." It has pacing you will NEVER see these days since everything has to be 3 hours. However, I grew up with JP2 and fed on all the marketing (games, two comics, behind the scenes material, toys etc.) and have higher nostalgia for that one. Also I loved the tiger striped Raptors in JP2.
I agree with everything said in the video. One thing I'd expand upon is that the original movie was a cinematic acheivement that in my opinion was unmatched (at least within sci fi) until Dune 2. The realization of the dinosaurs was both a pinnacle of practical effects and our INTRODUCTION to the possibilities of CGI. On top of that, paleontology and dinosaurs were a topic of great imagination with a lot of creative effort going into the topic even before Jurassic Park came out. It was both a brand new visual paradigm and it met a cultural moment that I think declined through the 90s. The much better path for the studio to capitalize on Jurassic Park would actually have been to have Spielberg bring Dinotopia to life the way he did Jurassic Park.
33:44 do you not realize that there are over 500 species of dinosaur that we know of? They did not run out, they just wanted to do something unique, which is something that you wished they would do more. But when they do something unique, if it’s not attached to a masterpiece of filmmaking, it’s a waste of time and money. It’s just incredibly hard to win with film critics, because they want something unique, but the same, so it’s almost impossible for a sequel to be “good”
Having grown up on this franchise I have never paid to see a Jurassic Park movie and I never will, I'll probably die before they ever stop making them.
Although you're completely right, I don't think Ebert is a good reference since he, quite inaccurately, said the exact same thing about the original film. Yes, he also said there was no awe in the first one, which made me wonder if he'd actually watched the film.
@@dark_antihero They didn't with E.T. or Barbie. However, they stopped making Back the Futures and Jaws for some reason despite being perfect nostalgia-bait.
Tbf, the jaws sequels were cinematic disasters and the creators of back to the future went out of their way to prevent future films because they have a satisfying end already, so kudos to them.
Deserves a sub just for that "explains a lot" clip of Trevorrow banging two dino toys into each other. 😆 Sad at the reveal of how much Spielberg is to blame for the crappy storylines though, damn. Great video!
Yeah he has some really goofy ideas occasionally, but he’s just so candid about it you can’t stay mad at him. Spielberg has the heart of a child, but Trevorrow has the mind of a child.
@@outsideintel Great TH-cam video and channel, but I found the background music was too loud and distracting. I would strongly suggest you get rid of it altogether. I firmly believe that background music is distracting, annoying, and unnecessary (especially for educational or opinionated videos with lots of talking). I also believe that people want to hear you speak/get information/hear your opinions and not hear generic background music that doesn't really add anything useful and that people have to mentally filter out. Plus it will be one less thing you will have to do when making videos. Thank you.
3:30 sorry but no. Its not even fair to compare them. Yes the movie is your staple summer blockbuster with some heart. But the book is another beast all together.
Hey the first two were awesome. Saw them in the cinema when we were 12 and 14 respectively. At the time, Lost World was incredible visually and felt like good storytelling. Really at the time nothing else had come close to this.
First one is a bona fide masterpiece of blockbuster cinema, perhaps the greatest "popcorn flick" ever made. Second one is wholly unnecessary and meh. The rest are shit.
I like a lot of elements from the book, but there were way too many "convenient" moments (i.e. Muldoon's tranquilizer knocking the rex out right before it ate Tim, there being a hidden supply of neurotoxin grenades that nobody knew about, the smaller rex distracting the bigger rex right before it reached Grant's boat).
u mustve seen the wrong film thinking that one was the book adaptation. uProbably watched Trassic Park or Jurassic Ark or something. because to think that a bunch pages w/ some ink on them, is superior to Steven Spielberg with a camera.... Do uThink that type of modification is easy? or cheap? Do uKnow any other director who concurrently shoot Jurassic Park & Schlinders List, And then have a night like he had at the oscars the next year? Because if he can iWould love to see him try.
The most amazing thing about the original is they went into production with no idea how they were going to make the dinosaurs look real. I had assumed Spielberg was willing to try it because of new CGI tech he was confident could make it look realistic.
No, it's garbage... the first half of the story is a blatant rehash, only more fake feeling and with bland characters and the rest is just hero dinosaur vs evil dinosaur... which is stupid. The cgi is also very bad in this movie... there is a ton of it so some shots are gonna be good but a lot is terrrible... those raptors the first time we see them? Yikes. The greenscreen, artificial lighting isn't doing the cgi any favors.
In response to Jeff Goldblum’s character portrayal of Malcom in The Lost World JP, I mean I would be pretty much against anything living dinosaur related and almost petrified of going to an island full of them if I just narrowly escaped the death jaws of a 8-ton apex super predator like T-Rex just a few years prior to the events of the sequel film….I think anyone in that situation would be absolutely saying stuff like “uhhh uhhh that’s a bad idea.” Take it from someone (aka Malcolm) who saw it firsthand, Jeff Goldblum portrayed the role amazingly well I feel like, and I honestly really loved TLW JP and it’s one of my absolute favorites even despite the massive amount of scenes that don’t make sense and leave major plot holes.
20:46 seriously between this this moment and him saying the word turd was the most unnatural forced thing I believe I've ever heard. Just giving you crap man you do a good job on these videos
I hated the desperate callbacks in the Jurassic World sequels. It was so forced especially in Fallen Kingdom. The way the characters were hunched over hiding from the Indoraptor, to the way it was running down the hallway to get to the mini elevator, and how it was tapping its claws in Maisie’s bedroom.. all just to call back to the kitchen scene in Jurassic Park.
I will never tolerate hate toward The Lost World. In my mind that movie is up there with Aliens and Terminator 2 as a perfect movie sequel. Jurassic Park 3 is more a product of studio interference than a lust for money, much like Alien 3. I agree though. What I want is new ideas. There are a million stories to tell when you have living dinosaurs, but they keep telling the same one. I was honestly surprised that they were going for another functioning park when I saw the trailer for JW. Hybrids aren't new enough of a concept to warrant three more movies. Give us something truly new.
This was a good watch! Personally I think they should have stopped after The Lost World, and I was hoping they'd stop now after Dominion, but it looks like even more are on the way.
Many thanks! And yeah it’s even more infuriating they’re making more since Trevorrow said in an interview recently that Jurassic Park is “unfranchisable” and should never have had any sequels 😑
@@outsideintel I'm convinced he only said that because in reality he's just an inept bait & switch hack who got lucky with Jurassic World and the success for it all just went to his head.
Personally. I think the movie is better. In the book, it’s just like “now we’re gonna find a raptor nest”. Although the story was longer, it felt more tacked together than the movie. Furthermore, the violence in the book feels more like it’s trying to be dark, compared to the movie which felt more story driven and not just violence for violence.
Casual take. Jurassic Park 3 is lean and doesn’t overstay its welcome. Lost World is a bloated corporate mess of ideas that were made on a whim, quickly, and cheaply. And nothing in Jurassic Park 3 comes close to the heinous crime of having a girl beat velociraptors with gymnastics.
Honestly it’s not too bad, jp3 has a message although it is just about family and love. But the lost world has the same message as the first film with Ian not growing at all and doesn’t have any other interesting subplot unless you really enjoy the gymnastic girls relationship with ian
Nah, the 1st,2nd,3rd and Jurassic world are genuinely good movies all be it having flaws, they are appreciated more but fallen kingdom and dominion are just confusing movies. I got annoyed when the movies started treating the raptors like puppies, is blue genetically supposed to be weak? Or not act like an animal? There have been multiple times where blue should have attacked and mualed Owen or random people because it’s a predator. The movies don’t feel dangerous as the raptors did in the original movies. Hell, even the raptors in the third movie was terrifying but now these movies feel like a cartoon, the freaking cartoons such as camp Cretaceous feel more dangerous than the movies now.
While l’ve grown to appreciate Jurassic Park 3 more over the years as l’ve witnessed the World franchise train wreck, in my opinion it is not the best Park sequel.
Jurassic World was awesome. That and the first one, Jurassic Park, are the only good ones Also. Why do people care about product placement? Oh no, I saw someone drink a coke in a movie; oh no, I saw a Mercedes! I never went and bought a car after watching a movie. The fact people bitch about product placement is what gives it so much attention
Michael Crichton was such a hack that he didn't just write "The Lost World" to create the sequel movie, he even retconned the fates of Ian Malcolm and John Hammond from the original book!
At the ending of Jurassic World, they should have had the Velociraptor and Tyrannosaurus Rex fist bump and then go their separate ways. That's what I thought was going to happen as I was watching this in theaters.
SERIOUSLY THIS FRANCHISE JUST NEEDS TO DIE AND HAVE A REAL ACTUAL REINVENTION NOT JUST A REMAKE! We just need a new and fresh adaptation of it that is true to the novel and rated R. I remember reading the book years ago and it was very violent and scary. From the very beginning this franchise has been inhibited by its PG-13 family friendly tone even though they did have some pretty dark moments scattered throughout the films I feel like it could be so much better especially now since r-rated movies are making more money ever since Deadpool
There all crap! Once you see the groundbreaking special FX and the dinosaurs (especially the T- REX) brought to life on the big screen in the first one, then thats it. Its not even that good of a survival film. Before the CGI to bring the dinosaurs to life, all we had before that was, stop motion figures in B movies from the 60s and early 70s. So apart from the novelty of seeing dinosaurs done in a modern way in jurassic park, thats the only good part of the film. The only one i didn't mind that much was the second movie.
Jurassic Park was amazing. The Lost World is darkly fantastic. Jurassic Park 3 is a fun romp, just turn off your brain. Jurassic World was absolutely awesome. Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom was alright. Jurassic World Dominion was.
Politics, it's because he's not a brain dead lefty like 99% of Hollywood. He's talked before about being denied roles and being treated like trash because he's not all about pushing identity politics.
Not too mention the crap they say about him today, had zero bearing on when World was coming out in 2015. There was a time when CHRIS PRATT was just Chris Pratt... But try explaining that to these idiots.
While I was suffering through the second part of Jurassic World, my neck was already getting weary from shaking my head, and my forehead was red and swollen from a *lot* of face palming. But I managed to watch until the last scenes. It was hard, but I managed to "swallow" all that nonsense. And then, within those last scenes, within the last few *minutes* they made it. They *broke* me. That whole: "Oh, poisonous gas is killing the dinosaurs, let's open their *cage* doors, to let *them* out, and *not* open the huge gate first, to let the *gas* escape", to: "They are like me, they should be free", without any of the two adults even *trying* to argue with the kid, that this might actually be a bad idea, to mindlessly opening said huge gate, and release a bunch of huge, primeval beasts into a populated area, to: "Oops - now they're gone. I guess, the world is going to be different from now on..", with no further actions being taken by the protagonists, to the final *audacity* of the makers: to try to sell this as kind of an "happy end"!?! That did it for me. I was flabberghasted. I had a nonsense overload and just couldn't take it no more. I watched this movie on free tv, but I still have the feeling I want my money back! (To cite a great YT film critic). Never watched the third film, and never will.
@@outsideintel Thank you, ❤️ and: Keep on yelling! Such stupid flicks really *deserve* to be yelled at!! There is something that I call a "Ja, weil auch" moment, which is something me a and an ex-boyfriend of mine used to have. We watched a movie together, a huge plot-hole or logical mistake appears, and one of us just had to say: "Ja, weil auch!", and we both knew what the other one meant. (Like, *of course* a human can outrun a pyroclastic flow!, and other things that "actually make sense, if you don't think about it!") Nowadays, I don't have the bf anymore, but I've still got the same thing with my sister. The sad thing about this is, there's nothing special about it, like having a very good mental or emotional connection to the person I have such moments with. As long as anyone has more than two brain cells to rub together, they will automatically stumble over these mistakes, and, after too many of them, start to speak about them. (Let's face it: There is a biological limit to eye-rolling. After a while, it just *hurts* 😉.) And movies like Fallen Kingdom are just too packed with such moments, until the very end, and that's why what was meant to entertain, finally becomes just annoying. 🙄
Edit: Among the last, but not the least: Hello David, I'm pleased to meet you! I am Ute. 👋🏻 And there are two more things I need to add, that are part of my rant, but do not concern the Fallen Kingdom. To be precise, there are a lot more things to add, but I already wrote too much in my comments. Let's therefore take the first two things that came to my mind. 1.: Jurassic World. Did they really have to feed a great white shark to the Mosasaurus? They are a rare, very important species, and have to become very old to be this big. And they don't even remotely have any sufficient nutritional value to sustain the body of the Mosasaurus. So, what's the purpose of this "show" feeding? Sensationalism. This movie was released in 2015, ffs, they are not going to tell me that they never heard how important it is to preserve sharks? 🤦🏻♀️ (Or are we going to blame this on the audience, too?) 2. The Tomorrow War. The "Why?" and "Of course" moments chased each other in this flick. But one of my most favorite was the one when our main protagonist kicked the mother alien in the face, and it retreated. *Of course* these indestructible beasts do have the alien equivalent of the "glass chin" some boxers have, just that it located in their snouts! 🙄
While I personally disagree with your assertion that the first film is 'better than the book', I fully concede that it is a very valid point of debate, as both the novel and the film are excellent in their own ways; I simply happen to prefer the more brutal, no-holds-barred approach of the former. To claim, however, that Jurassic Park III is 'more watchable' than _The Lost World_ and that it 'bests it on several fronts' is simply nonsensical. I cannot, of course, comment on any of the films beyond _JPIII,_ as they do not exist.
Jurrasic Park managed reimagine dinosaurs as active cunning creatures that would be still around if space rock didn't change everything. Lost World continued in it and JPIII at least tried. World trilogy throw all of that out of window for empy specticle and huge pile of nonsense that might worked in parody. At least we have Prehistoric Planet. And Park and Kingdom.
The Lost World is my favorite of the franchise because it was the first one I saw. I will say, it’s easier to appreciate the film when looking at is as a remake of the 1920s Lost World rather than a sequel to Jurassic Park.
The literal ending t rex rampage was a homage to the brontosaurus rampage in the lost world 1925 film. Also, many of the environments and even characters (roland and roxton) are similar.
I recently rewatched the first movie for the first time in years, and I cannot believe how good it still is! I loved every second, it’s an absolute masterpiece.
Why can’t you believe how good it still is? It still has the most realistic dinosaurs (except for the running herd which looked terrible).
Raptors and the rex and just about everything else is unrealistic@@The_ZeroLine
JP and TLW are true masterpieces!
it's a tight story. sets things up, executes and then wraps it all up solid. beautifully done. I still like the book better but it's got some longwinded stuff that it was good they edited for screen time. Although taking out the pterodactyls was pretty crappy and also Hammond was more of a villain in the book so it was kinda cool that he got killed. But overall it was a pretty smooth adaptation. Never needed any sequels..
When they started treating the raptors like dogs, I was done.
“We’re going to weaponize these animals that can barely contain their desire to eat the man who raised them from birth”
It’s killing for sport…
JUST LIKE A CUTTLEFISH!
This had me howling 😂
Surplus killing happens in nature rather regularly so “killing for sport” doesn’t even make the Indominus all that special and the spoken dialogue therefore only exists for the sake of shallow spectacle.
@@Dinoslayit does make it special because animals only do that for survival reasons. Indominus Rex did it purely for the feel and seeing how powerful it is. Even dangerous animals know what they instinctively are. The Indominus didn't know what it was and had enough intelligence to like killing things. It was a literal sadistic monster.
@@william3100The indominus did it because that’s how it had been raised. It wasn’t socialised at all. An Animal that isn’t socialised and has never hunt for its food. Is obviously not going to link hunting with food. It’s just going to hunt for the thrill.
@wannabKsi True, but remember the line that Owen said, "she is seeing all of this for the first time. SHE DOES NOT EVEN KNOW WHO SHE IS. She will kill anything that moves. " Her not knowing who she is is pretty interesting because she was a mismatch of a bunch of different animals rolled into one.
Animals have an instinctive identity because they have had millions of years to evolve into what they are currently. They evolved physical and psychological traits to match what they needed to become.
The indominus was nothing like that. It was just created out of the blue with many different things and behaviors thrown in. It makes sense that her behaviors and ways of thinking and understanding would be very messed and all over the place.
I like how the second novel implies that the dinosaurs' aggression is from genetic breakdown, especially the raptors
Just to clarify, Sattler wasn’t a paleontologist. She was a paleobotonist.
Paleontology is the study of fossil remains of past forms of life, including plants. She is both a paleobotanist and a paleontologist as one is a sub-category of the other.
*paleobotanist
@@evansbot Paleontology is actually the study of the prehistoric past in general. Paleobiology is the study of past forms of life.
@@Xenosaurian That's not correct. Paleontology is the study of ancient life by examining the fossil record. It is only concerned with the period up to the Holocene epoch Paleobiology links paleontology with current biological research to study things like molecular evolution and evolutionary history.
@@evansbot No, paleontology is concerned with the prehistoric past in general, including subfields like paleobiology and paleogeology and paleogeography etc. Paleobiology is also under no obligation to involve evolutionistic philosophy.
1:43 I love how the Paleontologist picks the Dinosaur Skull's nose... Imagine your body being exhumed by a future Paleontologist just for them to pick your nose
7:59 Blasphemy!
It is easily better than any film after it.
Agree about the new trilogy criticisms though. It had to be said.
It's infinitely better than JP3, Fallen Kingdom and Dominion but Jurassic World is admittedly the more entertaining and better paced sequel.
Yeah it's bs, and this channel lost me after just 2 videos. It lost me over lost world. Ironic.
Oh sure, it's better than bad movies ie. the rest of this franchise, that I'll agree with.
However, The Lost World is still the textbook definition of a wholly unnecessary sequel, and is complete garbage when compared to the first movie.
Lost World was a hack job of the novel. My guess is the novel wasn't exciting enough for as true of an adaptation as Jurassic Park was considering technology constraints it dealt with. I liked 3, it used some of the material from the books that were left out of the other two movies. My memories are also favorable as I watched Land Before Time, Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park 3 on a loop when babysat my 4 year old niece. Fun times watching monster movies with the munchkin. Only thing that scared her was the giant amoeba at the end of Evolution
@@vykryl65 The book wouldn't have been a good movie. I like it but it had a stereotypical villain who was mostly ignored in JP1. Interestingly, the booklets for Jurassic Park 2 for GameBoy claims he's in the game, but he isn't. :P
The change in the sequels to portraying the dinosaurs as monsters rather than animals is the biggest transgression of the sequels as it fundamentally changed the audience's point of view. In JP1 & 2 you're not privy to anything the characters aren't; you're going through the experience WITH them. That's a deliberate, important creative decision by Spielberg. From JP3 onwards you're on the side of the "puppeteers", to use a timely comparison. You're now (as a viewer) more omniscient, instead of sympathetic. It’s criminal film making.
They're treated the same in each film fam.
@@buster3041 thank you for your educated response.
@@buster3041 What does "fam" means?
@@dancutdhaha I knew in your mind you thought you were some fucking genius just by reading your goofy ass comment. Then you verified your arrogance in your second response...but in reality you don't come across as intelligent what so ever. So check that ego dude, it's embarrassing
It means that the person using it has a vocabulary of around 250 words.@@fran3ro
Fallen Kingdom and Dominion were the only objectively BAD movies; boring action, cringe humor & incompetent writing with no charm, appeal, or genuine thrills.
(The marketing for both films was also just a flat out lie)
GTFO I'm a Huge Fan of the Jurassic World Trilogy, People are not wrong for Loving or even Defending the Trilogy
😊😊😊😊😊🎉
I have watched all 6 movies, and the only 2 I actually loved are Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom and Jurassic World Dominion. I currently have all 6 on either Blu-ray or dvd's. Only Jurassic World Dominion, I have a 4k blu-ray ultra HD copy.
@@primevalyautja1305and people are also not wrong in disliking and openly critizising them lol
@@bradhaley8432🤨🤨🤨
Jurassic park and Lost world best ❤❤❤🦖🦕
I actually like The Lost World a lot despite its flaws. As a kid I thought it was too dark, but as an adult, I enjoy seeing the film through Ian's eyes and the complete chaos that ensues. Spielberg's classic style is all over that film, and there's so many memorable scenes that if they had stuck closer to the book, it might've even eclipsed the original in quality.
It needed another big carnivore (like the carno or something) and the pteranodon sequence that was abandoned. It became a bit too T-rex heavy. The only moment I really do not like is the Kelly gymnastics scene, it's just a bit too much. The raptor could have jumped after her, with her dodging it in time and it crashed through the wall, impaling itself... instead of her kicking it through a wall.
The Lost world is one of the greatest sequels ever made up there with T2 and Aliens
I like JP 3, the Spinasaur is a pretty cool design as well.
Loving your guys videos! Excellent stuff.
Many thanks! 🙏
Great to know there are people that feel the same out there.
I think you're a little hard on tlw. I feel like it's one of the only movies that shows the dinosaurs in a natural way and weren't movie monsters. The cast didn't have issues with dinosaurs until they found them in their territory or interacting with them directly. I always felt they became movie monsters.
Calling it dull is absolutely ridiculous. I find it way more intense than movie 1, and most kills look terrifying. But hey, TH-cam reviewers are like 20 and watch that stuff on their phone.
@@MforMovesets especially after giving such a charitable take on the third movie, typical Zillenial pseudo-intellectual contrarianism at its finest.
The Rex's rampage in San Diego did restore Malcolm's reputation however.
His publishers found a way.
Dominion ended up being the only movie out of all 6 where I was just like... "I am straight up not having a good time. This is stupid." The nostalgia baited a little (way) too close to the sun on that one. Jurrasic World was a semi-reboot, so I could forgive them going "hey remember this?" But Dominion was just beating you over the head with it.
I honestly think the lost world is the most exciting movie in the franchise
Lost world as a feel-good slice of life movie of a biologist field trip to isla sorna would have been great.
Exactly, it’s the producers who demand bigger, scarier, etc. The more action you pack into a film the more dull the action is.
You deserve a lot more views, the video is very good and entertaining
Thanks! That is very much appreciated 🙏
@@outsideintel I'm new to your channel and I've subscribed, I think your videos are really good. One TV show I think would be good for you to do. A show that had a long painful death is the Simpsons.
@@mrmeerkat1096 Many thanks!! That definitely would be a great one to do, but they'd probably be on season 54 by the time we finish it.
Whenever I see scenes of JP1 I'm like "Man this movie is SO GOOD." It has pacing you will NEVER see these days since everything has to be 3 hours. However, I grew up with JP2 and fed on all the marketing (games, two comics, behind the scenes material, toys etc.) and have higher nostalgia for that one. Also I loved the tiger striped Raptors in JP2.
I agree with everything said in the video. One thing I'd expand upon is that the original movie was a cinematic acheivement that in my opinion was unmatched (at least within sci fi) until Dune 2. The realization of the dinosaurs was both a pinnacle of practical effects and our INTRODUCTION to the possibilities of CGI. On top of that, paleontology and dinosaurs were a topic of great imagination with a lot of creative effort going into the topic even before Jurassic Park came out. It was both a brand new visual paradigm and it met a cultural moment that I think declined through the 90s.
The much better path for the studio to capitalize on Jurassic Park would actually have been to have Spielberg bring Dinotopia to life the way he did Jurassic Park.
Your opinion on The Lost World is mind boggling to me
Agreed, as a kid I didn't like it but now I love it, although not as much as the first movie.
Exactly. 3 was worse than 2
Watching the lost world is akin to doing something you find fun, but now while having the flu. The whole experience feels shitty and wrong.
@@denimchicken104I can’t believe you said this! I’ve always said that The lost world gives me the feeling of having the flu!!!!
@@elijeremiah1058 fist bump! 🤜
33:44 do you not realize that there are over 500 species of dinosaur that we know of? They did not run out, they just wanted to do something unique, which is something that you wished they would do more. But when they do something unique, if it’s not attached to a masterpiece of filmmaking, it’s a waste of time and money. It’s just incredibly hard to win with film critics, because they want something unique, but the same, so it’s almost impossible for a sequel to be “good”
Saw it in theaters, just like all of the other entries...and I loved and still do love The Lost World. Agree to disagree.
Having grown up on this franchise I have never paid to see a Jurassic Park movie and I never will, I'll probably die before they ever stop making them.
This video is quality, all the way through. You deserve a much larger following. Subscribed 🎬
Very many thanks! 🙏🙏🙏
Although you're completely right, I don't think Ebert is a good reference since he, quite inaccurately, said the exact same thing about the original film.
Yes, he also said there was no awe in the first one, which made me wonder if he'd actually watched the film.
I was appalled when I look at your subs count, a video of this production quality deserves at least 5k subs.
That really means a lot! Hopefully if we do hit 5k one day, they will all be as dope as you 🤍
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the lost world hate is so uncalled for
In what universe is Chris Pratt 'douchey'?
Of all the creeps and hypcrites in Hollywood, hes probably the only likeable person there.
Enjoying your videos keep up the good work looking forwards to seeing what movies you do next 😀
Much appreciated! 🙏🙏 Got a bunch coming up next year
do i am the only one who thinks and believes the '93 film should have been a single movie instead of a franchise?.
Do you really expect hollywood not to cash in on a massive hit?
And not get The Lost World? No thanks
@@dark_antihero They didn't with E.T. or Barbie. However, they stopped making Back the Futures and Jaws for some reason despite being perfect nostalgia-bait.
Tbf, the jaws sequels were cinematic disasters and the creators of back to the future went out of their way to prevent future films because they have a satisfying end already, so kudos to them.
12:39 WTH?!? Thank God they didn't go with that idea!!
It's hard to believe actual people are out here writing scripts like that...and actually getting paid actual money for it.
Might as well just make a Dino Riders movie instead.
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Or Cadilacs and Dinosaurs.
@@anubusx Or Dinosaucers.
How on earth is Jurassic World already 10 years old??
It turns 10 next year
Deserves a sub just for that "explains a lot" clip of Trevorrow banging two dino toys into each other. 😆 Sad at the reveal of how much Spielberg is to blame for the crappy storylines though, damn. Great video!
Yeah he has some really goofy ideas occasionally, but he’s just so candid about it you can’t stay mad at him. Spielberg has the heart of a child, but Trevorrow has the mind of a child.
@@outsideintel Great TH-cam video and channel, but I found the background music was too loud and distracting. I would strongly suggest you get rid of it altogether. I firmly believe that background music is distracting, annoying, and unnecessary (especially for educational or opinionated videos with lots of talking). I also believe that people want to hear you speak/get information/hear your opinions and not hear generic background music that doesn't really add anything useful and that people have to mentally filter out. Plus it will be one less thing you will have to do when making videos. Thank you.
Fallen Kingdom & Dominion were the only garbage storylines.
JW storyline was tolerable but still had considerable issues (imo). All 3 movies had potential, but... 😮💨
Imagine thinking JP3 is better than the Lost World ....oofff
3:30 sorry but no. Its not even fair to compare them. Yes the movie is your staple summer blockbuster with some heart. But the book is another beast all together.
Jurassic World is a fun ass movie. I’ll die on this hill
The lost world is awesome
it was definitely awe-something
It's awe-lright.
I still love all the movies no matter what anybody’s opinion is same with Camp Cretaceous. I still love it no matter the flaws.❤
3:11 I remember when that used to say "MAY BE closer than they appear" Ah, the Mandela Effect :D hah
Hey the first two were awesome. Saw them in the cinema when we were 12 and 14 respectively. At the time, Lost World was incredible visually and felt like good storytelling. Really at the time nothing else had come close to this.
Yes😊😊😊🎉
Yep
First one is a bona fide masterpiece of blockbuster cinema, perhaps the greatest "popcorn flick" ever made.
Second one is wholly unnecessary and meh.
The rest are shit.
they was 4 yrs apart tho
@@kennywilkinson913 must have been 10 then
After a lot of thinking JURASSIC PARK /// May actually be my favourite sequel.
0:22 oh snap Paul from The Wonder Years is a Jurrasic stan too! 👍🏼
This was SO good, thank you.
"Just like a cuttle fish" LOL
Saying the movie is better than the book have you lost your bloody mind?
They're right.
Read it easily ten times as a kid. Picked up a copy a couple years back, and oh boy, the writing is just god awful.
The book's biotech stuff has dated very poorly and the chaos theory was mumbo jumbo even then.
I like a lot of elements from the book, but there were way too many "convenient" moments (i.e. Muldoon's tranquilizer knocking the rex out right before it ate Tim, there being a hidden supply of neurotoxin grenades that nobody knew about, the smaller rex distracting the bigger rex right before it reached Grant's boat).
u mustve seen the wrong film thinking that one was the book adaptation.
uProbably watched Trassic Park or Jurassic Ark or something.
because to think that a bunch pages w/ some ink on them,
is superior to Steven Spielberg with a camera....
Do uThink that type of modification is easy?
or cheap?
Do uKnow any other director who concurrently shoot Jurassic Park & Schlinders List,
And then have a night like he had at the oscars the next year?
Because if he can iWould love to see him try.
The most amazing thing about the original is they went into production with no idea how they were going to make the dinosaurs look real. I had assumed Spielberg was willing to try it because of new CGI tech he was confident could make it look realistic.
Love this series. I still contend that the first Jurassic World is a good movie. Maybe not great, but good
No, it's garbage... the first half of the story is a blatant rehash, only more fake feeling and with bland characters and the rest is just hero dinosaur vs evil dinosaur... which is stupid. The cgi is also very bad in this movie... there is a ton of it so some shots are gonna be good but a lot is terrrible... those raptors the first time we see them? Yikes. The greenscreen, artificial lighting isn't doing the cgi any favors.
In response to Jeff Goldblum’s character portrayal of Malcom in The Lost World JP, I mean I would be pretty much against anything living dinosaur related and almost petrified of going to an island full of them if I just narrowly escaped the death jaws of a 8-ton apex super predator like T-Rex just a few years prior to the events of the sequel film….I think anyone in that situation would be absolutely saying stuff like “uhhh uhhh that’s a bad idea.” Take it from someone (aka Malcolm) who saw it firsthand, Jeff Goldblum portrayed the role amazingly well I feel like, and I honestly really loved TLW JP and it’s one of my absolute favorites even despite the massive amount of scenes that don’t make sense and leave major plot holes.
Where is the soundbyte at 23:59 from? LMAO
I was sold until you said the movie was better than the book. Highly disagree. That book is top tier. I've read the book over 10 times front and back.
huh... I thought The Lost World was better than Jurrassic Park 3
Loved Lost World. It's the 2nd best in the Franchise
Seeing the cast of JW reverently circling around a single decapitated allosaurus head kind of says it all
20:46 seriously between this this moment and him saying the word turd was the most unnatural forced thing I believe I've ever heard.
Just giving you crap man you do a good job on these videos
This just made me realize, what happened to Hammond’s grandchildren?
And Ludlow’s
underated af channel bro stay winning xx
You're guys voiceover commentary reminds me of Edward Norton in Fight Club. Smart, sharp, great use of music and sound.
I hated the desperate callbacks in the Jurassic World sequels. It was so forced especially in Fallen Kingdom. The way the characters were hunched over hiding from the Indoraptor, to the way it was running down the hallway to get to the mini elevator, and how it was tapping its claws in Maisie’s bedroom.. all just to call back to the kitchen scene in Jurassic Park.
You forgot the best part about JPIII, where the Raptor says, “Alan.” 😂 on par with, “Clever girl.”
I will never tolerate hate toward The Lost World. In my mind that movie is up there with Aliens and Terminator 2 as a perfect movie sequel. Jurassic Park 3 is more a product of studio interference than a lust for money, much like Alien 3. I agree though. What I want is new ideas. There are a million stories to tell when you have living dinosaurs, but they keep telling the same one. I was honestly surprised that they were going for another functioning park when I saw the trailer for JW. Hybrids aren't new enough of a concept to warrant three more movies. Give us something truly new.
If he did this when dominion came out, man it would’ve been so sad to see the true rock bottom of the franchise highlighted…
This was a good watch! Personally I think they should have stopped after The Lost World, and I was hoping they'd stop now after Dominion, but it looks like even more are on the way.
Many thanks! And yeah it’s even more infuriating they’re making more since Trevorrow said in an interview recently that Jurassic Park is “unfranchisable” and should never have had any sequels 😑
@@outsideintel I'm convinced he only said that because in reality he's just an inept bait & switch hack who got lucky with Jurassic World and the success for it all just went to his head.
Jurassic Park, the movie, is better than Jurassic Park the book? Are you NUTS?!?! Movie is great, to be sure, but better than the book? No way!
I think the novel Jurassic Park is better than the movie. Spielberg didn't amp it up, he dumbed it down and sanitized it for kids.
I think the dialogue and flow is better in the film, but I love the book and og script by Rick Carter.
And that was what Crichton wanted to write originally
Personally. I think the movie is better. In the book, it’s just like “now we’re gonna find a raptor nest”. Although the story was longer, it felt more tacked together than the movie. Furthermore, the violence in the book feels more like it’s trying to be dark, compared to the movie which felt more story driven and not just violence for violence.
Anyone who says Jurassic Park 3 is better than The Lost World automatically lost all credibility as a CRITIC on the internet.........FACTS.
Casual take. Jurassic Park 3 is lean and doesn’t overstay its welcome. Lost World is a bloated corporate mess of ideas that were made on a whim, quickly, and cheaply. And nothing in Jurassic Park 3 comes close to the heinous crime of having a girl beat velociraptors with gymnastics.
The Lost World is objectively the better film. But JP III is vastly underrated. They're still miles better than the Jurassic World trilogy
@WhiskeyDJones JP3 is not better than the first World movie imo. It pisses on the other two though.
Jp3 got the best raptors and cool ass apex predators the lost world was so boring only good parts of the movie was when the t rex was on screen
Honestly it’s not too bad, jp3 has a message although it is just about family and love. But the lost world has the same message as the first film with Ian not growing at all and doesn’t have any other interesting subplot unless you really enjoy the gymnastic girls relationship with ian
TURNS OUT THE CONCERNS ARE VALID - the most true thing about any scifi movie ever
I'm starting to think Speilberg is overrated. He's made some pretty stupid shit over the years. lol.
Yeah, he lost his touch and keeps doing what worked in the 90s. He approved every Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones sequels, and Ready Player One.
@@Daralexen lol. all straight garbage
Nah, the 1st,2nd,3rd and Jurassic world are genuinely good movies all be it having flaws, they are appreciated more but fallen kingdom and dominion are just confusing movies. I got annoyed when the movies started treating the raptors like puppies, is blue genetically supposed to be weak? Or not act like an animal? There have been multiple times where blue should have attacked and mualed Owen or random people because it’s a predator. The movies don’t feel dangerous as the raptors did in the original movies. Hell, even the raptors in the third movie was terrifying but now these movies feel like a cartoon, the freaking cartoons such as camp Cretaceous feel more dangerous than the movies now.
nah i can't stand for the Lost World slander lol
While l’ve grown to appreciate Jurassic Park 3 more over the years as l’ve witnessed the World franchise train wreck, in my opinion it is not the best Park sequel.
Lost world on par with the first film.
Jurassic World was awesome. That and the first one, Jurassic Park, are the only good ones
Also. Why do people care about product placement? Oh no, I saw someone drink a coke in a movie; oh no, I saw a Mercedes! I never went and bought a car after watching a movie.
The fact people bitch about product placement is what gives it so much attention
Juassic park is like Jaws, the sequels will never be as good as the original
THEY COULD B OR EVEN SURPASS iT, BUT SO FAR YET WiTH THE WAY THEY'E BEEN DONE, THAT HAZN'T HAPPENED
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This applies to a lot of Spielberg's films. A lot of them were not meant to be made into media franchises.
Michael Crichton was such a hack that he didn't just write "The Lost World" to create the sequel movie, he even retconned the fates of Ian Malcolm and John Hammond from the original book!
At the ending of Jurassic World, they should have had the Velociraptor and Tyrannosaurus Rex fist bump and then go their separate ways. That's what I thought was going to happen as I was watching this in theaters.
Underrated video
Much appreciated 🙏
SERIOUSLY THIS FRANCHISE JUST NEEDS TO DIE AND HAVE A REAL ACTUAL REINVENTION NOT JUST A REMAKE! We just need a new and fresh adaptation of it that is true to the novel and rated R. I remember reading the book years ago and it was very violent and scary. From the very beginning this franchise has been inhibited by its PG-13 family friendly tone even though they did have some pretty dark moments scattered throughout the films I feel like it could be so much better especially now since r-rated movies are making more money ever since Deadpool
There all crap! Once you see the groundbreaking special FX and the dinosaurs (especially the T- REX) brought to life on the big screen in the first one, then thats it. Its not even that good of a survival film. Before the CGI to bring the dinosaurs to life, all we had before that was, stop motion figures in B movies from the 60s and early 70s. So apart from the novelty of seeing dinosaurs done in a modern way in jurassic park, thats the only good part of the film. The only one i didn't mind that much was the second movie.
JP is Spielberg’s top 5.
...but at what cost? To quote Thanos, "everything."
Jurassic Park was amazing.
The Lost World is darkly fantastic.
Jurassic Park 3 is a fun romp, just turn off your brain.
Jurassic World was absolutely awesome.
Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom was alright.
Jurassic World Dominion was.
Fallen Kingdom is utter shit and Dominion is an abomination.
I'll never understand the hate for Chris Pratt
Politics, it's because he's not a brain dead lefty like 99% of Hollywood. He's talked before about being denied roles and being treated like trash because he's not all about pushing identity politics.
he left his wife because they have a disabled son and she didn't want more kids. Drama king much
Not too mention the crap they say about him today, had zero bearing on when World was coming out in 2015. There was a time when CHRIS PRATT was just Chris Pratt... But try explaining that to these idiots.
Jeff Goldblum is too jewey to ever be called "hunky".
While I was suffering through the second part of Jurassic World, my neck was already getting weary from shaking my head, and my forehead was red and swollen from a *lot* of face palming. But I managed to watch until the last scenes. It was hard, but I managed to "swallow" all that nonsense.
And then, within those last scenes, within the last few *minutes* they made it. They *broke* me.
That whole: "Oh, poisonous gas is killing the dinosaurs, let's open their *cage* doors, to let *them* out, and *not* open the huge gate first, to let the *gas* escape", to: "They are like me, they should be free", without any of the two adults even *trying* to argue with the kid, that this might actually be a bad idea, to mindlessly opening said huge gate, and release a bunch of huge, primeval beasts into a populated area, to: "Oops - now they're gone. I guess, the world is going to be different from now on..", with no further actions being taken by the protagonists, to the final *audacity* of the makers: to try to sell this as kind of an "happy end"!?!
That did it for me. I was flabberghasted. I had a nonsense overload and just couldn't take it no more.
I watched this movie on free tv, but I still have the feeling I want my money back! (To cite a great YT film critic).
Never watched the third film, and never will.
Couldn't agree more! I was yelling at the screen by the end of Fallen Kingdom lol
- David
@@outsideintel Thank you, ❤️ and: Keep on yelling! Such stupid flicks really *deserve* to be yelled at!!
There is something that I call a "Ja, weil auch" moment, which is something me a and an ex-boyfriend of mine used to have. We watched a movie together, a huge plot-hole or logical mistake appears, and one of us just had to say: "Ja, weil auch!", and we both knew what the other one meant. (Like, *of course* a human can outrun a pyroclastic flow!, and other things that "actually make sense, if you don't think about it!")
Nowadays, I don't have the bf anymore, but I've still got the same thing with my sister.
The sad thing about this is, there's nothing special about it, like having a very good mental or emotional connection to the person I have such moments with. As long as anyone has more than two brain cells to rub together, they will automatically stumble over these mistakes, and, after too many of them, start to speak about them. (Let's face it: There is a biological limit to eye-rolling. After a while, it just *hurts* 😉.)
And movies like Fallen Kingdom are just too packed with such moments, until the very end, and that's why what was meant to entertain, finally becomes just annoying. 🙄
Edit:
Among the last, but not the least: Hello David, I'm pleased to meet you! I am Ute. 👋🏻
And there are two more things I need to add, that are part of my rant, but do not concern the Fallen Kingdom. To be precise, there are a lot more things to add, but I already wrote too much in my comments. Let's therefore take the first two things that came to my mind.
1.: Jurassic World. Did they really have to feed a great white shark to the Mosasaurus? They are a rare, very important species, and have to become very old to be this big. And they don't even remotely have any sufficient nutritional value to sustain the body of the Mosasaurus. So, what's the purpose of this "show" feeding? Sensationalism.
This movie was released in 2015, ffs, they are not going to tell me that they never heard how important it is to preserve sharks? 🤦🏻♀️ (Or are we going to blame this on the audience, too?)
2. The Tomorrow War. The "Why?" and "Of course" moments chased each other in this flick. But one of my most favorite was the one when our main protagonist kicked the mother alien in the face, and it retreated. *Of course* these indestructible beasts do have the alien equivalent of the "glass chin" some boxers have, just that it located in their snouts! 🙄
The further they got from Crichton, the dumber they got.
@@tabo01 That sums it up perfectly! 👍🏻
These Jurassic park movies have been done to death ..
In JPW, that older kid sux, but he was fantastic in an episode of bwalk empire, he was Roland in season 3 for 1 episode
30:22 I think that dino said "Wazzap"
While I personally disagree with your assertion that the first film is 'better than the book', I fully concede that it is a very valid point of debate, as both the novel and the film are excellent in their own ways; I simply happen to prefer the more brutal, no-holds-barred approach of the former. To claim, however, that Jurassic Park III is 'more watchable' than _The Lost World_ and that it 'bests it on several fronts' is simply nonsensical. I cannot, of course, comment on any of the films beyond _JPIII,_ as they do not exist.
im just thinking about Phil Tippet the wholetime.
It's so silly that they opened the park after people died. We have no zoos in real life now because people died in carnivore accidents!
Jurrasic Park managed reimagine dinosaurs as active cunning creatures that would be still around if space rock didn't change everything. Lost World continued in it and JPIII at least tried. World trilogy throw all of that out of window for empy specticle and huge pile of nonsense that might worked in parody.
At least we have Prehistoric Planet. And Park and Kingdom.
The Lost World is my favorite of the franchise because it was the first one I saw. I will say, it’s easier to appreciate the film when looking at is as a remake of the 1920s Lost World rather than a sequel to Jurassic Park.
... since when TLW: JP a remake of the 1920's TLW?!
The literal ending t rex rampage was a homage to the brontosaurus rampage in the lost world 1925 film. Also, many of the environments and even characters (roland and roxton) are similar.
21:40 the female version of John Hammond in Jurassic Park 2 and look it's the sequel to the previous movie LOL at least they're consistent
I cant believe this channel isn't bigger, how can I send you money?
Your kind words are the only currency we need! 😂🙏
Sam Raimi would be great to give a gritty movie