For me, the most significant difference between book and movie is that, in the book, Alex is only five years old and can't really do anything but scream in terror, usually at the most inopportune of times. In the movie, of course, she is teenaged with computer skills, allowing her to be appropriately panic stricken in the right places, but also play a crucial role in saving everybody at the movie's climax. Also, her obvious crush on Dr. Grant is adorable. There is also a small subplot in the book about Tim's rocky relationship with his father. His father likes sports, and thinks all boys should like sports, and is dismissive of Tim's interest in dinosaurs. Tim is shown as being more knowledgeable, and more mature, than he is in the movie. There is a scene, told in flashback, where the father has grudgingly taken Tim to a natural history museum to see the dinosaur exhibit. Tim spots an error in how the T-Rex skeleton has been reconstructed. His father disparages him for for trying to comment on something he can't possibly know about. He seeks to put him down further by asking a museum guide about it, only to be told that that Tim is correct, the museum has been meaning to correct the error, but just hasn't gotten around to it yet. I like that bit.
Fun fact: Helen Hunt almost landed the part of Ellie. I'm not sure if it was Steven Spielberg or the casting directors but they liked her so much that they sought her out for Jo Harding in Twister a couple years later.
This is my second favorite movie of all time with out a doubt. The writing the directing the acting and the special effects come together perfectly. The effects still holds up to this day 30 years later. I love everything this movie. It a classic for a reason.
One fact missed between Jurassic Park & Schindler's List is the music score for both films ( directed by Steven Spielberg) was composed by renowned legend John Williams
He should have been Oscar-nominated for both movies, just like he was in 1995 ("Sabrina," "Nixon"), in 2001 ("A.I. Artificial Intelligence," "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone"), in 2005 ("Munich," "Memoirs of a Geisha"), and in 2011 ("War Horse," "The Adventures of Tin Tin"). He only got the Oscar nod for "Schindler's List" in 1993.
Another great 10 facts. Jurassic Park came out right at the right time for me. I was 11 when it came out and it was the perfect mix of adventure, comedy and horror. I remember the games (which I still occasionally play the Genesis version), the toys and those "collectable" cups from McDonalds. Possibly its driven by nostalgia but I still prefer Jurassic Park over all the sequels. There is a childhood innocence to some of the scenes which the characters shock of seeing dinosaurs is mirrored in the audience. Also sexy Goldblum.
I have fond memories of Jurassic Park. I remember seeing it when it first came out in theaters when i was 12 years old. While there had been CG in movies before this had not been done to the level of JP which along with the great mix of practical effects easily made my 12 year old mind suspend disbelief. It was a perfect mix of humor, horror, adventure and the childlike sensibility Stephen Spielberg puts on some of his films.
My favourite scene in this is when they try to get the kids out of the car, when the t-rex attacks, the car is in the tree, so they climb out of the car and down the tree... "Well at least we're out of the tree." "Yes, but we're back in the car.." Brilliant.
is probably one of the worst scenes for continuity to considering the fact that at the start of that scene UC to go there you see the T-Rex right there right by the wall right by the fence and his knee but then the T-Rex pushes the Jeep past the wall and it drops for some 40 ft to the ground below.
I also watched it on theathers when I was a child. I panicked and screameda lot when Rexy attacked the children in the car. It stil is one of my favorite movie scenes ever.
@@adrikklassen My only complaint---besides the sudden appearance of a concrete canyon where the T-Rex paddock had been---was 'Lex and that damned flashlight. She was supposed to be bright, but of course, that's the way they wrote the script.
I love the jp books. They are so completely different from the films where I consider the two canons completely and utterly unconnected to each other, aside from a few points, names, etc. The novel canon is GREAT. I prefer the lost world over the first novel by far.
I love how the books completely retcon themselves because Ian Malcolm dies from his injuries in the first book but Crichton was forced to bring him back to life so he could be in the second movie because his character was so popular 😂
I'm so happy that you are able to produce such good quality content as quickly as you do. I always look forward to getting a notification that you have uploaded a new video. As I always say, keep up the good work Minty. I always share your videos on Facebook. I look forward to seeing your channel reach 100,000 subscribers and beyond.
THX1138 yep I agree with you on this. I really enjoy mintys videos and it’s lead me to watch a couple of movies I missed or forgot about in the 80s such as House and The Wraith to name but two.
something that never ceases to bother me: when they're in the bunker and Hammond says all major theme parks have delays, he says "When Disneyland opened in 1956..." Disneyland opened in 1955. That's something that's easily verifiable. I never understood how Spielberg could make such a blatant error
An interesting fact about Richard Attenborough accepting the role of John Hammond is that he did so as a favor to Steven Spielberg because he felt so bad about "Gandhi," his directed film, winning the Oscar for Best Picture over Spielberg's "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial" in 1982.
Saw it at the theater 6 times. I still remember they would change the reel just as Grant was getting ready to climb the tree and rescue Tim. You have to see a movie quite a few times to get a detail like that stuck in your brain.
Still love this movie! Like many kids I was amazed by dinosaurs and when this movie came out I was in awe as I sat in the theater. Never have dinosaurs come to life on the big screen like this before and it was a great story as well. I still get chills watching this and hope it never fades.
The book was HUGE when it came out, it had everything going for it....dinosaurs, death, love and Crightons “Here’s my point” ending...the coolest thing about the book - it was a quick read. The book is small, for a novel. The Aviary was the scariest part of the book, if I recall...glad they put it in the future JPs.
I will NEVER forget moment the girl fell through the ceiling and as they pulled her up, the raptor lunged at her! I jumped up ontop of the seat and yelled! I went with my big sis and my mom...best memory from my childhood!
A minor correction regarding the use of CG in the film. Spielberg didn't choose CG out of necessity, he chose it because ILM, one of the 3 major effects houses on the film, approached him with the idea of using CG and Spielberg was convinced after seeing some of their tests. In the end, the CG was a collaboration between Tippett's stop motion people and ILM; ILM created the dinosaur models and did all of the technical stuff like lighting, texturing, and compositing while Tippett's people did the animation using specially created interfaces that mimicked a stop motion puppet armature. One other thing, the "robots" used in the movie are more properly animatronics, just like the things you see in many theme parks. But I suppose that's mostly a matter of semantics.
Michael Crichton is one of my top favorite authors. All his novels are awesome and even the game was been one of the best movie adaptations of the time.
my favourite scene, the main reason i went back to the cinema several times for, was the night time T rex scene. It is a mini masterpiece, practically a stand alone scene that still manages to look good even now, and has never been surpassed for excitement and tension.
No, Attenborough had said that he had LIVED through the London Blitz not slept through it! He would have been Court Martialed big time if he had slept through the whole thing
I saw this when I was just a little kid back in the day. My parents have not let me live it down though. Apparently I was so scared when Timmy was gonna get shocked I jumped on my dads lap lol. 30 years later I can’t watch it with them without hearing about it. Love this movie. Thanks for bringing back some great nostalgia.
This movie is by far my favorite movie to see in the theater. It is just the perfect medium for this type of movie. Some years back when it came back as an imax I was so stoked. If not just to see the Fred chasing the car scene. And on that note, no mention of the awesome arcade game where you are in the car? That game was so cool!
The movie wasn't filmed entirely on Kauai. Oahu and Maui were also filming locations, as well as Universal Studios in California for the indoor scenes as well as a few outside scenes. Hurricane Iniki was actually shown in the movie. While the cast and crew were sheltering in their hotel, they decided to get some footage of the storm. Some of this ended up being used in the movie. Specifically the scene where the waves are hitting the rock jetty with the little concrete building. That's the real storm. Interestingly, that jetty is literally at the entrance to the harbor used in TLW for the scene when the group are talking to the boat captain and his son before embarking onto Isla Sorna. Lots of the locations from the movies overlap like that. The river they filmed the boat scenes in JP3 on is close to the little town they used to represent Costa Rica and the little restaurant Dodgson meets Nedry at. I've been to several of the filming locations. The concrete supports posts that held up the main gate are still there. That location was deep in the jungle on Kauai, and requires a 4X4 vehicle to get to, unless you want a long, potentially dangerous walk (during the wet seasons flash floods have killed people there when they were caught unaware.) The T-Rex fence/paddock scene was located a few miles down from the gate location, but it's actually at the bottom of a canyon, and requires gear and a guide to get to, unless you're suicidal. After seeing the jungle firsthand, it must have been an enormous undertaking to get the cast, crew and props in there. Some of the locations are on public land (main gate, for example.) Some are located within preserves or garden areas and require paying an entrance fee to see (like the tree where Grant finds the raptor egg.) The area where the VC external facade was built is private land that is rented out for events but you can gain access to it if you ask nicely and well in advance and it doesn't conflict with a previous rental. And some are on private property and you cannot get access to no matter what (opening Brachio scene. The producers had to pay a considerable sum to the property owner just to film there.) The breakdown of locations are thus: Main gate, Jurassic Falls/Helicopter landing/Brachio scene, T-Rex paddock (day), Perimeter fence scene, Nedry/Dodgson meeting, VC external building, Raptor Pen, Grant discovering raptor egg, jetty = Kauai First look at the island from the helicopter, open field/Gallimimus stampede & T-Rex attack = Oahu All interiors, T-Rex paddock (night), a few random outdoor shoots = Universal Studios Offhand, I don't remember the scene that was shot on Maui, but it was only a single minor one. The location of the sick Triceratops scene is unknown, publicly. It could've been on location, but it could've been at Universal Studios.
What I really love about it is that is used all the different technologies. Not just CGI and that was sparingly. You can almost be certain if another movie was made say today on the mix it too would do well
In high school band we had this score and I played the Mellophone which is the same as a French Horn and I can still remember the fingerings!!! Only band nerds will get this. Close to 30 yrs. ago!!!🙊😂😂😂
Nothing’s more exciting in Jurassic Park than those Number Of Iconic Kitchen Scene’s Where Involving those 2 Velociraptors looking and hunting down Hammonds Grandchildren Tim & Lex And Even including that one particular freezer scene where those kids end up locking one of those 2 Raptors inside of it !!!! 😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉
I've recently watched "The Imagineering Story" about the creation of Disneyland and I strongly think that Micheal Crichton was influenced to create Westworld by Pirates of the Carribean etc. Jeff Goldblum even mentions Pirates of the Carribean in Jurassic Park :-)
I believe this was the first theatrical movie that introduced DTS digital sound. Which was true 5.1 digital surround system. I remember watching this in the theaters and the sound was awesome. I think Dolby digital was released the year before with Batman Returns but this movie really started the popularity of digital surround sound.
This film simultaneously terrified and exhilarated me. I was afraid I couldn’t watch sequences of people getting eaten alive, but you almost don’t notice it. Dig your cartoon voices, Minty!
No he doesn’t some of the facts right on some of the videos but this not one of them ok I have both books and read both 5x n this is a bounce of hoopla
I owned Jurassic Park for the Super NES and I recall the first person perspective moments when you go inside buildings to be terrifying when you come accross raptors inside that leap at you! It scared me as a kid and the elevator music was a really catchy tune!
The merch bit was like a trip down memory lane. I was a Jurassic Park fanatic at 10. Had all the figurines (that looked a lot better than those they do these days…) and that video game you talked about.
I was already living in Hawaii when this film was shot. Since there actually is a storm in the book and Iniki hit on the last day of filming, Spielberg set up a secure point which actually filmed the storm. A few seconds of that footage made it into the final cut. He also said that any of the crew that wanted to stay behind and help clean up was welcome to do so.
Is that the one with Lance Henrikson? If so, that was one of the greatest vampire movies ever made, everything that "the Lost Boys" was TRYING to do. Sadly, not known nearly as well as it should be. I have it on Blu-Ray, though.
varanid9 Yes! By far my favorite vampire movie EVER! Overshadowed by The Lost Boys (both released in '87) but a superior film imo. Glad to see some NEAR DARK fans!
A video based on Jurrasic Park. I remember i saw this movie in 1993 in my childhood, in theaters with my family. Man what were those days of my life. Thank u for bring back the good old memories of my life minty.
Minty, with the upcoming new Jurassic World movie, you really should do the other two classics within the original trilogy, Lost World and JPIII. I'm sure many of us would really like to see those!! Thank you. Keep up the great work!!!
The girl who played lex was also in tremors and tremors back to perfection I believe its called. Love the videos minty ive been watching alot when im sitting in my work truck.
When I walked out of the theater after watching Jurassic Park for the first time , I wouldn't been at all surprised if a dinosaur walked across the parking lot. ... Sam Neill (Dr Grant) should have won a Oscar for the one scene where he first sees the dinosaur and almost faints. Great music score as well.
something that never ceases to bother me: when they're in the bunker and Hammond says all major theme parks have delays, he says "When Disneyland opened in 1956..." Disneyland opened in 1955. That's something that's easily verifiable. I never understood how Spielberg could make such a blatant error
Great video Minty. I love Jurassic Park, everything about it is just incredible, John Williams' magical grand score too. One tip though, leave squiggles up on a shelf or in a cupboard or something, that was a bit cringe =P Heck of a burp at the end, you must have been holding that in all video.
Phil Tippett was hired to create the stop-motion effects for the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park, but after Spielberg saw the CGI effects, he told Tippet that the dinosaurs would be computer-generated. After receiving the news, Tippett stated "I've just become extinct" ... a line that Spielberg would later use in the movie.
I remember going to see this in theaters back in '93 while on a family vacation. As soon as that goats leg fell on that SUVs glass top, my sister ran out of that theater faster than you can say, "When you gotta go, you gotta go".
My favorite part: "Clever girl....." This movie is a masterpiece So is the book Even the video game for Sega Genesis was awesome. Loved playing as the raptor
I'll add in a fact. DID YOU KNOW? 1) JP was out in theaters (June 11th, 1993) for over a year before it was finally release for home video (October 4th, 1994). U do the math. 2) The role of Dr. Alan Grant was offered to Kurt Russell first but he turned it down and thus Sam Neill got it. 3) Was the first movie to use DTS sound system. Side Note: I too consider JP the #1 Dinosaur film ever til this day. No other dinosaur film will ever top it.
Fun fact there was a storm in the book too that ruined Dennis's plan. If the storm hadn't occurred then ths plan would've good without a hitch. I love the book. Everytime i read it, i find myself agreeing with Ian.
In 1993, *Jurassic Park* and *Schindler's List* were the #1 and #4 films at the box office, respectively. Furthermore, *Schindler's List* won 7 Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director. *Jurassic Park* also won 3 for its special effects and sound mixing/editing. Talk about a banner year for Spielberg!
For me, the most significant difference between book and movie is that, in the book, Alex is only five years old and can't really do anything but scream in terror, usually at the most inopportune of times. In the movie, of course, she is teenaged with computer skills, allowing her to be appropriately panic stricken in the right places, but also play a crucial role in saving everybody at the movie's climax. Also, her obvious crush on Dr. Grant is adorable.
There is also a small subplot in the book about Tim's rocky relationship with his father. His father likes sports, and thinks all boys should like sports, and is dismissive of Tim's interest in dinosaurs. Tim is shown as being more knowledgeable, and more mature, than he is in the movie. There is a scene, told in flashback, where the father has grudgingly taken Tim to a natural history museum to see the dinosaur exhibit. Tim spots an error in how the T-Rex skeleton has been reconstructed. His father disparages him for for trying to comment on something he can't possibly know about. He seeks to put him down further by asking a museum guide about it, only to be told that that Tim is correct, the museum has been meaning to correct the error, but just hasn't gotten around to it yet. I like that bit.
Fun fact: Helen Hunt almost landed the part of Ellie. I'm not sure if it was Steven Spielberg or the casting directors but they liked her so much that they sought her out for Jo Harding in Twister a couple years later.
Coming out of the theater after seeing it for the first time, I was still trembling... I had no idea it was going to be as intense as it was.
Same, it was the kitchen scene for me, and the first T-Rex with the glass roof
@@mg19cal I was only 5, and my brother was 3
Genaro & Nedry's deaths were what traumatized me
Haha we came out of the theater and it was thundering …we looked around for the t rex
This is my second favorite movie of all time with out a doubt. The writing the directing the acting and the special effects come together perfectly. The effects still holds up to this day 30 years later. I love everything this movie. It a classic for a reason.
One fact missed between Jurassic Park & Schindler's List is the music score for both films ( directed by Steven Spielberg) was composed by renowned legend John Williams
He should have been Oscar-nominated for both movies, just like he was in 1995 ("Sabrina," "Nixon"), in 2001 ("A.I. Artificial Intelligence," "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone"), in 2005 ("Munich," "Memoirs of a Geisha"), and in 2011 ("War Horse," "The Adventures of Tin Tin"). He only got the Oscar nod for "Schindler's List" in 1993.
The score for Jurassic Park has to be one of the most epic scores and history of movies
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Carlo Pumares holy shit wtf that was great
Lol!! Thank you for that. I will never unheard that.
just like star-war theme
@@carlopumares3055 Thank you! I love the score! John Williams; is there anything that man Can't do?
Best Dinosaur film in history
Like if you agree
Why have so many directors tried and failed to do dinosaur flicks ?
The best one! They just need to stop cranking out more of these movies the quality diminishes.
No doubt.
He should do a top 10 on Carnosaur lol.
Land before time?
I still LOVE this movie! There's not one bad thing that I can't say about it.
It would have been funny to hear Sean Connery say “spare no expense!” 🤣😂
Schpare no exschpensche...
Schpare no exschpensche😝
blood schucking lawya
@@douglaskelly6147 perfect
@@guardiansdefense Well Q, i washnt hungry but those dinoshaaowrs got some big thigs, i wonder if there are any females?
Another great 10 facts. Jurassic Park came out right at the right time for me. I was 11 when it came out and it was the perfect mix of adventure, comedy and horror. I remember the games (which I still occasionally play the Genesis version), the toys and those "collectable" cups from McDonalds. Possibly its driven by nostalgia but I still prefer Jurassic Park over all the sequels. There is a childhood innocence to some of the scenes which the characters shock of seeing dinosaurs is mirrored in the audience. Also sexy Goldblum.
I have fond memories of Jurassic Park. I remember seeing it when it first came out in theaters when i was 12 years old. While there had been CG in movies before this had not been done to the level of JP which along with the great mix of practical effects easily made my 12 year old mind suspend disbelief. It was a perfect mix of humor, horror, adventure and the childlike sensibility Stephen Spielberg puts on some of his films.
My favourite scene in this is when they try to get the kids out of the car, when the t-rex attacks, the
car is in the tree, so they climb out of the car and down the tree...
"Well at least we're out of the tree." "Yes, but we're back in the car.."
Brilliant.
is probably one of the worst scenes for continuity to considering the fact that at the start of that scene UC to go there you see the T-Rex right there right by the wall right by the fence and his knee but then the T-Rex pushes the Jeep past the wall and it drops for some 40 ft to the ground below.
I was 7 when I first saw this in theater. It made me love dinosaurs. Rexy was the true hero of the film.
Moonbeam Sure was the true hero, I still get chills when T-Rex save them from the raptors!
Action Jackson Me, too.
I also watched it on theathers when I was a child. I panicked and screameda lot when Rexy attacked the children in the car. It stil is one of my favorite movie scenes ever.
Why hero? It was competing for food. It didn't want the raptors to eat it's potential meal(s)
@@adrikklassen My only complaint---besides the sudden appearance of a concrete canyon where the T-Rex paddock had been---was 'Lex and that damned flashlight. She was supposed to be bright, but of course, that's the way they wrote the script.
YES! The movie score by John Williams is as important as the believable Dinos, the Music is simply SENSATIONAL!
Sma Bass well said! 👏
Still amazing now even after all these years, still looks great and looks better than most movies out today
I love the jp books. They are so completely different from the films where I consider the two canons completely and utterly unconnected to each other, aside from a few points, names, etc.
The novel canon is GREAT. I prefer the lost world over the first novel by far.
I love how the books completely retcon themselves because Ian Malcolm dies from his injuries in the first book but Crichton was forced to bring him back to life so he could be in the second movie because his character was so popular 😂
I'm so happy that you are able to produce such good quality content as quickly as you do. I always look forward to getting a notification that you have uploaded a new video. As I always say, keep up the good work Minty. I always share your videos on Facebook. I look forward to seeing your channel reach 100,000 subscribers and beyond.
THX1138 yep I agree with you on this. I really enjoy mintys videos and it’s lead me to watch a couple of movies I missed or forgot about in the 80s such as House and The Wraith to name but two.
Same here.
Me too, I always check for a notification for a new Minty video, & I always get excited when I do finally get that notification. 😄
something that never ceases to bother me: when they're in the bunker and Hammond says all major theme parks have delays, he says "When Disneyland opened in 1956..." Disneyland opened in 1955. That's something that's easily verifiable. I never understood how Spielberg could make such a blatant error
Oh hello George Lucas’ first film!
The Brachiosaurus 🦕 is my all time favourite dinosaur ♥️
An interesting fact about Richard Attenborough accepting the role of John Hammond is that he did so as a favor to Steven Spielberg because he felt so bad about "Gandhi," his directed film, winning the Oscar for Best Picture over Spielberg's "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial" in 1982.
Saw it at the theater 6 times. I still remember they would change the reel just as Grant was getting ready to climb the tree and rescue Tim. You have to see a movie quite a few times to get a detail like that stuck in your brain.
Still love this movie! Like many kids I was amazed by dinosaurs and when this movie came out I was in awe as I sat in the theater. Never have dinosaurs come to life on the big screen like this before and it was a great story as well. I still get chills watching this and hope it never fades.
The book was HUGE when it came out, it had everything going for it....dinosaurs, death, love and Crightons “Here’s my point” ending...the coolest thing about the book - it was a quick read. The book is small, for a novel.
The Aviary was the scariest part of the book, if I recall...glad they put it in the future JPs.
I will NEVER forget moment the girl fell through the ceiling and as they pulled her up, the raptor lunged at her! I jumped up ontop of the seat and yelled! I went with my big sis and my mom...best memory from my childhood!
A minor correction regarding the use of CG in the film. Spielberg didn't choose CG out of necessity, he chose it because ILM, one of the 3 major effects houses on the film, approached him with the idea of using CG and Spielberg was convinced after seeing some of their tests. In the end, the CG was a collaboration between Tippett's stop motion people and ILM; ILM created the dinosaur models and did all of the technical stuff like lighting, texturing, and compositing while Tippett's people did the animation using specially created interfaces that mimicked a stop motion puppet armature.
One other thing, the "robots" used in the movie are more properly animatronics, just like the things you see in many theme parks. But I suppose that's mostly a matter of semantics.
Michael Crichton is one of my top favorite authors. All his novels are awesome and even the game was been one of the best movie adaptations of the time.
"don't talk to me unless you're going to give me some matches" 😂
my favourite scene, the main reason i went back to the cinema several times for, was the night time T rex scene. It is a mini masterpiece, practically a stand alone scene that still manages to look good even now, and has never been surpassed for excitement and tension.
1993 was an big year for Steven Spielberg to release his two movies plus the fact I would also imagined Sean Connery playing Dr John Hammond.
No, Attenborough had said that he had LIVED through the London Blitz not slept through it! He would have been Court Martialed big time if he had slept through the whole thing
my niece is only three years old, and she's ADDICTED to this movie
"WELCOME TO JURASSIC PARK"!
NoWay Joze more like
“Welcome to.. JURASSIC PARK!” - said in an English accent 👌🏻😂🤘🏻
you're Sean Connery impression made me laugh so hard I pooped a little
I saw this when I was just a little kid back in the day. My parents have not let me live it down though. Apparently I was so scared when Timmy was gonna get shocked I jumped on my dads lap lol. 30 years later I can’t watch it with them without hearing about it. Love this movie. Thanks for bringing back some great nostalgia.
Great movie and the perfect cast. Great job Minty.
This movie is by far my favorite movie to see in the theater. It is just the perfect medium for this type of movie. Some years back when it came back as an imax I was so stoked. If not just to see the Fred chasing the car scene. And on that note, no mention of the awesome arcade game where you are in the car? That game was so cool!
I love Jurassic Park! :D Since I was a little kid :) This is my first dinosaur movie. ^__^
I hear the hurricane prevented Samuel L from filming a death scene.
I'm sick of all these motherfuckin' dinosaurs in this motherfuckin' park!
It was Hurricane Inikki I hope I spelled it right there is footage of the real storm hitting in the film.
That fucking TLC in the background really brought me back
The movie wasn't filmed entirely on Kauai. Oahu and Maui were also filming locations, as well as Universal Studios in California for the indoor scenes as well as a few outside scenes. Hurricane Iniki was actually shown in the movie. While the cast and crew were sheltering in their hotel, they decided to get some footage of the storm. Some of this ended up being used in the movie. Specifically the scene where the waves are hitting the rock jetty with the little concrete building. That's the real storm.
Interestingly, that jetty is literally at the entrance to the harbor used in TLW for the scene when the group are talking to the boat captain and his son before embarking onto Isla Sorna. Lots of the locations from the movies overlap like that. The river they filmed the boat scenes in JP3 on is close to the little town they used to represent Costa Rica and the little restaurant Dodgson meets Nedry at.
I've been to several of the filming locations. The concrete supports posts that held up the main gate are still there. That location was deep in the jungle on Kauai, and requires a 4X4 vehicle to get to, unless you want a long, potentially dangerous walk (during the wet seasons flash floods have killed people there when they were caught unaware.) The T-Rex fence/paddock scene was located a few miles down from the gate location, but it's actually at the bottom of a canyon, and requires gear and a guide to get to, unless you're suicidal. After seeing the jungle firsthand, it must have been an enormous undertaking to get the cast, crew and props in there.
Some of the locations are on public land (main gate, for example.) Some are located within preserves or garden areas and require paying an entrance fee to see (like the tree where Grant finds the raptor egg.) The area where the VC external facade was built is private land that is rented out for events but you can gain access to it if you ask nicely and well in advance and it doesn't conflict with a previous rental. And some are on private property and you cannot get access to no matter what (opening Brachio scene. The producers had to pay a considerable sum to the property owner just to film there.)
The breakdown of locations are thus:
Main gate, Jurassic Falls/Helicopter landing/Brachio scene, T-Rex paddock (day), Perimeter fence scene, Nedry/Dodgson meeting, VC external building, Raptor Pen, Grant discovering raptor egg, jetty = Kauai
First look at the island from the helicopter, open field/Gallimimus stampede & T-Rex attack = Oahu
All interiors, T-Rex paddock (night), a few random outdoor shoots = Universal Studios
Offhand, I don't remember the scene that was shot on Maui, but it was only a single minor one.
The location of the sick Triceratops scene is unknown, publicly. It could've been on location, but it could've been at Universal Studios.
What I really love about it is that is used all the different technologies. Not just CGI and that was sparingly. You can almost be certain if another movie was made say today on the mix it too would do well
This is the greatest dinosaur film of all time next to The Land Before Time that worked on. The music, the sets, characters, and the story is gold.
This review was one of your absolute best, Minty. They move in herds. They do move in herds!
I thought that poster with the T-Rex in the cloud was awesome!!!
In high school band we had this score and I played the Mellophone which is the same as a French Horn and I can still remember the fingerings!!! Only band nerds will get this. Close to 30 yrs. ago!!!🙊😂😂😂
Nothing’s more exciting in Jurassic Park than those Number Of Iconic Kitchen Scene’s Where Involving those 2 Velociraptors looking and hunting down Hammonds Grandchildren Tim & Lex And Even including that one particular freezer scene where those kids end up locking one of those 2 Raptors inside of it !!!!
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That stop-motion footage was actually horrifying:0
I've recently watched "The Imagineering Story" about the creation of Disneyland and I strongly think that Micheal Crichton was influenced to create Westworld by Pirates of the Carribean etc. Jeff Goldblum even mentions Pirates of the Carribean in Jurassic Park :-)
Remember to wash your hands before you eat anything!
Aaron Greenfield 👍🏼
Aaron Greenfield aw mom !
Yes sir! Every one please wash your hands before you eat anything!
This aged well
Lol 2 years later in 2020, this comment is even more funny 🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭
I believe this was the first theatrical movie that introduced DTS digital sound. Which was true 5.1 digital surround system. I remember watching this in the theaters and the sound was awesome. I think Dolby digital was released the year before with Batman Returns but this movie really started the popularity of digital surround sound.
This film simultaneously terrified and exhilarated me. I was afraid I couldn’t watch sequences of people getting eaten alive, but you almost don’t notice it.
Dig your cartoon voices, Minty!
Jurassic Park is one of those movies that doesn't seem to get old
The only film of the series that seems to hold up in repeat viewings~
Along with Jaws, this defined my childhood, thank you Senior Spielbergo!!! :)
Another great review. This movie is an all time great
You have the coolest videos! Keep up the great work
No he doesn’t some of the facts right on some of the videos but this not one of them ok I have both books and read both 5x n this is a bounce of hoopla
I owned Jurassic Park for the Super NES and I recall the first person perspective moments when you go inside buildings to be terrifying when you come accross raptors inside that leap at you! It scared me as a kid and the elevator music was a really catchy tune!
The merch bit was like a trip down memory lane. I was a Jurassic Park fanatic at 10. Had all the figurines (that looked a lot better than those they do these days…) and that video game you talked about.
I was already living in Hawaii when this film was shot. Since there actually is a storm in the book and Iniki hit on the last day of filming, Spielberg set up a secure point which actually filmed the storm. A few seconds of that footage made it into the final cut. He also said that any of the crew that wanted to stay behind and help clean up was welcome to do so.
I watched Jarassic Park at our local drive in theater. It was so epic!
@9:06 My Fav part, lol
Slam, Slam. They want to sell it!!
FUUUUUUUCK YEEEEEEEAH!
Jurassic Park is my favorite film of all time!
13:54 Squiggles auditioned for T-Rex 😂
Finally "Minty finds away" to bring this to us one of my all time favourite movies
Darryl Donnelly I see what you did there...
And i like it 🤩
12:25 - Spit out my coffee when he said “ass”.I really didn’t think he would go there!
“We don’t need no stinking matches!”
Nothing beats Minty for breakfast! Could you do NEAR DARK? Love the channel!
William Marold YES! Near Dark, please!!
Is that the one with Lance Henrikson? If so, that was one of the greatest vampire movies ever made, everything that "the Lost Boys" was TRYING to do. Sadly, not known nearly as well as it should be. I have it on Blu-Ray, though.
varanid9 Yes! By far my favorite vampire movie EVER! Overshadowed by The Lost Boys (both released in '87) but a superior film imo. Glad to see some NEAR DARK fans!
Billy Marold yes the best underrated vampire movie of all time
A video based on Jurrasic Park. I remember i saw this movie in 1993 in my childhood, in theaters with my family. Man what were those days of my life. Thank u for bring back the good old memories of my life minty.
I've loved dinosaurs ever since I can remember, I don't know when it all happened.
Minty, with the upcoming new Jurassic World movie, you really should do the other two classics within the original trilogy, Lost World and JPIII. I'm sure many of us would really like to see those!! Thank you. Keep up the great work!!!
The girl who played lex was also in tremors and tremors back to perfection I believe its called. Love the videos minty ive been watching alot when im sitting in my work truck.
I loved the SNES version it was amazing
When I first saw this movie I thought they looked sooo real.
When I walked out of the theater after watching Jurassic Park for the first time , I wouldn't been at all surprised if a dinosaur walked across the parking lot. ... Sam Neill (Dr Grant) should have won a Oscar for the one scene where he first sees the dinosaur and almost faints. Great music score as well.
Best line in Jurassic Park...
“Yeah, but when Pirates of the Caribbean breaks down, the pirates don’t eat the tourists.” 🤣
This movie made alot of people love dinosaurs. I mean they were so real looking .
I feel squiggles was robbed of the role of t rex haha also love the Sean Connery impression 🤣
something that never ceases to bother me: when they're in the bunker and Hammond says all major theme parks have delays, he says "When Disneyland opened in 1956..." Disneyland opened in 1955. That's something that's easily verifiable. I never understood how Spielberg could make such a blatant error
I’d like to see a Netflix adaptation of the book. Make it a series
That would be absolutely incredible!
Fuck Noo
COUGH cretatious COUGH
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What’s “cretatious”
That blonde with the Goldblum shirt? Wow..
Great video Minty. I love Jurassic Park, everything about it is just incredible, John Williams' magical grand score too. One tip though, leave squiggles up on a shelf or in a cupboard or something, that was a bit cringe =P
Heck of a burp at the end, you must have been holding that in all video.
Phil Tippett was hired to create the stop-motion effects for the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park, but after Spielberg saw the CGI effects, he told Tippet that the dinosaurs would be computer-generated. After receiving the news, Tippett stated "I've just become extinct" ... a line that Spielberg would later use in the movie.
Damn it Mark! Now I have "Boom Boom shake shake the room" stuck in my head hahaha
It was a cinematic experience. A personal favorite of mine also.
The movie that perfected "The Goldblum."
I love dinosaurs, and I love this movie!! And I agree with Minty about the movie poster art.
I remember going to see this in theaters back in '93 while on a family vacation. As soon as that goats leg fell on that SUVs glass top, my sister ran out of that theater faster than you can say, "When you gotta go, you gotta go".
John Hammond:
Welcome to Jurassic Park ™️.
Another amazing review thank you Minty!
We've got a T-Rex! I recently found your channel Minty and am loving it! Keep up the great work!!
The malfunctioning t-rex is worth noting, the screams the kids gave when it went through the plexi glass where real.
Really enjoyed that Minty.
I'm so excited that you have made this can you do blade next plz
My favorite part: "Clever girl....."
This movie is a masterpiece
So is the book
Even the video game for Sega Genesis was awesome. Loved playing as the raptor
I'll add in a fact. DID YOU KNOW?
1) JP was out in theaters (June 11th, 1993) for over a year before it was finally release for home video (October 4th, 1994). U do the math.
2) The role of Dr. Alan Grant was offered to Kurt Russell first but he turned it down and thus Sam Neill got it.
3) Was the first movie to use DTS sound system.
Side Note: I too consider JP the #1 Dinosaur film ever til this day. No other dinosaur film will ever top it.
Fun fact there was a storm in the book too that ruined Dennis's plan. If the storm hadn't occurred then ths plan would've good without a hitch. I love the book. Everytime i read it, i find myself agreeing with Ian.
Great Sean Connery impression!
In 1993, *Jurassic Park* and *Schindler's List* were the #1 and #4 films at the box office, respectively. Furthermore, *Schindler's List* won 7 Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director. *Jurassic Park* also won 3 for its special effects and sound mixing/editing. Talk about a banner year for Spielberg!
A worthy award-winning year for two of Spielberg's spectacular films!
Hahaha best burp ever! another great breakfast with Minty. I was wondering could you do The Hitcher, pleeeease =D
Thanks for producing such great and entertaining videos!!
Love watching your content! Especially when they're posted back to back!
You have earned yourself a like for the puppet. Good job minty.
Jurassic park is still awesome
I felt so alive after seeing this film and walking out of the theater.