JURASSIC PARK (1993) IS A MASTERPIECE!! MOVIE REACTION!! Road To Jurassic World Rebirth

0:00 Okay, he's entering the kitchen. A hand there. You're right. There's totally a hand there. Oh my god. This week's videos are sponsored by Prize Picks, the easytouse fantasy sports betting app. More on them in just a bit. [Music] The world to Jurassic World rebirth begins. The world the road is the correct terminology. This is going to be a good one. Jurassic Park movie reaction today, people. That's right. Tara and I are gearing up because Jurassic World Rebirth is coming out. And we were talking offcreen and I'm like, "Let's

0:47 binge the franchise. We want to do this properly." And we did the math. I haven't seen Jurassic Park since the 2013. So, it's been about over 10 years, about 12 years since I've seen this movie. Of course, loved it when I saw like growing up and and the last time 12 years ago. It's been You've seen it a couple of times, I imagine, too. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I think it's been at least like 10 years. I feel like I've seen it more cuz I go to Universal Studios a lot. I love the Jurassic Park ride. It's my favorite. I love Dino so much. So that's like my attachment to it to but other than that that's it. These rewatch experiences have been some of my favorites from being able to revisit or relearn or like oh I don't remember this moment but this is a movie that holds a lot of reverence in my childhood. So I'm

1:33 excited to see this with a perspective in the mid30s and with all the different life experiences and knowing where this franchise is headed. I feel like this is going to be a really fun journey. So, ladies and gentlemen, please hop on board this train with us. But before that, let's get in tune with our feelings. Tara, how you feeling today? I'm feeling pretty good. You know, I'm just going to tell you guys this story that I just read coming in here and it said, "In Japan, there's a restaurant called the the restaurant of of mistaken orders where they hire waiters and waitresses with dementia." And I was like, I'm trying to go to Japan cuz y'all know me. And so now I know there will be a place for me in Japan cuz I'm like that's

2:18 awesome. And they're all laughing and I love that story. I love it. I love it. How about you? I'm feeling pretty good today. You know, it's been kind of a lot lately. I'm going to be going out for an event that I'm hosting out in New York. I'll be in New York the first week of June. So if you catch me, go say hi. And so what event should you tell them? So they I don't know if I can fully announce it yet. You can't yet. But uh either way, I mean, if you see me, I will harass you. I'll want more attention from you than you'll want me to give. So, please come up and say hi. All right, ladies and gentlemen. Well, before we do that, I want to say thank you to our patrons uh for supporting us. Over there is where you get the fulllength reaction watch along, meaning you sync up with your own copy. We have purchased this ourselves. You could buy it on streaming or you can buy a 4K, whichever one. Then you can watch along with us. So that way you get the uncut

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3:51 Park. I think this was the first movie I saw in the theaters as I was like 3 years old. I saw my uh my that's what my family tells me. Oh my god. You were young. Yeah. the first shot of all of this franchise. What a great ominous tease. [Music] Oh, it's so freaking cool. It's so good cuz you're like, "Oh, can I can I see something? I don't know if I can see anything." Whoa. Book readers comment. Is this prologue in the book? I don't know if it is or isn't in the Universal Jurassic ride. That's cool.

4:41 It's so interesting because like the Jurassic World movies are such like action rides like and this is so horror right off the bat. You're free. Raise the gates. Straight up dino POV. I love the music. God. Oh my god. Oh yes. Oh, nostalgic nipple chills. Look how he goes up. Oh my god. Oh man. Even though she's eating your friend. Shooter. I say that all the time.

5:26 [Music] Well, I think that opening captures both the horror and the wonder all in one. And you're telling me that Hammond can't even bother to see me? He had to leave early. He wants to be with his daughter. She's getting a divorce. Well, I understand that Hammond has a daughter. The insurance company I That has to be a mistake. That makes the investors very, very anxious. I never drew the parallel till now that the guy with the hunter at the beginning is like a Chris Pratt version and the money person is kind of like the Bryce Dallas Howard version. There's a I'm seeing how the reboot tried ripping this off a tried remaking it a little bit. You'll never get him out of Montana. Why not? Why not? Because Grant's like [Laughter] me. If there was a collectible to own, it would be that. That? Yeah. Yeah. I

6:13 think that'd be cool. It's like a good Easter egg one. N natural history museums or whatever. This movie probably made paleontology so much cooler. Oh my god. I hear there's a lot of inaccuracies, though. My My wife can't watch dead animal stuff, so I never That's why I've never rewatched this. Oh, really? Yeah. This new program's incredible. It like takes a picture of underground. That's cool. Where's the fun in that? It's a little distorted, but I don't think it's a computer. My god, Alan Grant must hate the AI future. Velociraptor. Yeah, it's good shape, too. Five, six feet high. I'm guessing 9 ft long. Oh my god. I had a Panasonic like that, except it was pink. Look at the half moonshaped bones on the wrist. It's no wonder these guys

6:59 learn how to fly. No, seriously. But they don't fly in this movie at all, I don't think. And even the word raptor means bird of prey. I don't remember that at all. Raptor means bird of prey. You stare at him and he just stares right back. That's when the attack comes not from the front, but from the side. Oh, the other two raptors you don't even know were there. He uses coordinated attack patterns and he is out in force today. Oh, that is strong foreshadowing. 6-in retractable claw like a razor. He slashes at you here. here. Wow. Jeez, Alan. This kid's like seven. Try to show a little respect. Okay.

7:48 I believe there was a theory going around that that is the Chris Pratt character. This kid. Yeah, I think that's that's a theory that I heard. Oh, that could be fun. I mean, what's so wrong with kids? Well, they look they're noisy. They're messy. They're expensive. They smell. They do not smell. Some of them smell. Baby smell. Babies smell. Yeah, that back and forth seems so real. They have such good chemistry. Like for a movie that's about the dinos and all that, that's a great way to give a personal arc for Allan. Yeah. For what's to come. What the hell do you think you're doing in here? We were saving that. But today, I guarantee it. What a good Hollywood punch. John Hammond and I'm delighted to

8:35 meet you. finally imperson Dr. Grant. Gross. Uh, I'm sorry about the dramatic entrance, Dr. Satler, but See, this is why this is good. The human characters are good. Yep. And the blocking is great. Yeah. I love how it's like so much of a master shot and you have to pay attention. Gift. Yeah. And there's no doubt our attractions will drive kids out of their minds. What are those? Small versions of adults. Honey, we're going to open next year. Yeah, that is if the lawyers don't kill me first. I I don't care for lawyers. Do you? Oh, we uh I don't I love I love a lawyer. No, give it your endorsement. Maybe even pen a we testimonial. I could get back on schedule. I should have brought champagne to this. Why would

9:21 they care what we think? What kind of park is this? We just dug up a new skeleton. They compensate you by fully. No, they don't. You dig? Oh, well, hello. Very unusual time for a further 3 years. Wow. Sold. Where's the plane? Yeah. I love that we see a brontosaurus behind Laura. Yeah. And that's the first Well, the first one that I remember that we see once we get going. It's interesting with Hammond cuz I feel like that archetype of like a rich guy wanting to do something. Yeah. Is so obviously nowadays when a character's like that there like clearly don't trust this guy. Clearly this guy's kind of cruel or some [ __ ] I don't get like a distrust vibe. Like you can see, okay, he's rushing some [ __ ] but I

10:07 don't feel like he's a bad person, you know? Dodson. You shouldn't use my name. Dodson. Dodson. Dodson. We've got Dodson here. I don't remember how they come back in the Jurassic World movies, but I I know something here does. I don't remember. See, nobody cares. Nice hat. They trying to look like a secret agent. On delivery, 50,000 more for each viable embryo. That's 1.5 million if you get all 15 species off the island. Damn, that is even a That's a [ __ ] ton of money even for today. To transport them. The bottom screws open. I'm so mad that they took out the barber can from the Jurassic Park ride. There used to be one. And I'm mad that they took it out. Customs can even check it if they want to. Let me see. Go on.

10:52 The embryos have to be back here in San Jose by then. Oh god, somebody's going to eat that. How are you planning to beat security? Well, I've got an 18minute window. 18 minutes and your company catches up on 10 years of research. That's messed up. Don't get cheap on me, Dodson. I bought the Barbasol cans that came out. I think it's like, I don't know, 5, six, seven, eight years ago when they had their 25th anniversary something. They were limited edition and I still have them. So, you two um dig up dig up dinosaurs. Oh my god, I love him. Well, trying to You've heard of chaos theory? No. No. Nonlinear equations. All this detailed science talk. I really don't recall. Dr.

11:38 Satler, I I refuse to believe that you aren't familiar with the concept of attraction. Oh my god, dude. There it is. Here we go. The music. Sometimes you wonder, is an artist really overrated? Then you hear their song again and you go, "No, no, not at all." They really have created like such iconic sounds. [Music] Damn, they really like film this on an island. Yeah, Kawaii. We have to drop pretty fast. So, hold on cuz this can be just a little I feel like Jeff Goldbloom like blew up after Jurassic Park, right? Like, didn't everybody fall in love with him after

12:23 this movie? No, he was like a sex icon. already, right? Okay. Yeah. I'm not sure when he became the superstar. Look where I've landed by the time you get it right. Come along. Yeah, that'll hold up. I suppose that's a good character detail. Yeah, he knows how to improvise. This is funny because I'm looking at it now. This is shot from a helicopter cuz we didn't have drones back then. I highly doubt this was shot. Or maybe they're just on the top of the Yeah. crane on top of the mountain possibly. [Music] I love how endearing Hammond is. He really feels like an old man trying to live out the last of his dreams. He has that wonder and excitement in his eyes

13:10 when he's like, "Here we go. Here it is." Like when someone loves stuff and is passionate about it, you want to like ride that ride with them. Oh, great shadowing. Oh, that's so smart. those details of having to set [ __ ] up early. Your investors whom I represent are deeply concerned. 48 hours from now, if they're not convinced, I'm not convinced. In 48 hours, I'll be accepting your apologies. Let the games begin. Love it. The iconic. Oh, even just looking at him extinct the Cretaceous period. And when he grab he so

13:57 good. I have like goosebumps. Yeah, I know. I got nipple chills right now, man. So cool. God, the beauty of that. It's It's a dinosaur. You crazy son of a [ __ ] She did. Wow. Wow. Looks so real. Hold up, man. Still holds up. Awesome. It's got a stop motion vibe to it. So cool. I want to grab a tree. A great We're going to make a fortune with this place if you make it out alive. How fast are they? Well, we clocked the T-Rex to 32 mph. T-Rex. Mhm. You said you've got a T-Rex. Uh-huh. Say again. We have a T-Rex.

14:44 Dr. My dear Dr. Zach, welcome to Jurassic Park. Wow. Wow. I've never quite had like such nostalgic goosebumps. The whole whole thing you guys missed out on. That is awesome. Awesome. So good. I I I totally forgot too. Like it's so smart, too. They're moving in herds. They do move in herds. Mm-m. How they talk about the T-Rex first is not a thing to fear. Nor does the movie direct it like, "Ooh, monster." Yeah. No, they're so excited. They're like, "Let's see this." I would be, too. Yeah. Like the endearing qualities of our two lead scientists, like all their life's work

15:30 being like rewarded by seeing this. And you see it in their performances. It's so well done. The movies. Well, we've made living biological attractions so astounding that they'll capture the imagination of the entire planet. So, what are you thinking? We're out of a job. Don't you mean extinct? Clever. Sit down. Sit up. Right here. Here he comes. It's like a mirroring of the parallel for the shot that will come in later. Hello. Hello. Say hello. I love that they made an interactive video. So good. Oh, John, that hurt. Relax, John. It's all part of the miracle of cloning. Hello, John. Hello. Hello, John. John Hammond have to be at every presentation. That's what I was. He's

16:15 like, "Oh, snap. I have lines." And I'm like, "You're not going to be there every time, buddy." Animals that went extinct millions of years ago, like dinosaurs, left their blueprints for us to find. We just had to know where to look. So smart to make to pitch it as like, "Hey, no, this is like friendly. This is childlike." Totally. to make it a cartoon. After biting a dinosaur, the mosquito would land on the branch of a tree in the sap. Oh, that did look very real. This fossilized tree sap, which we call amber, waited for millions of years until Jurassic Park scientists came along. This looks like a real footage of a science lab. Totally. Thinking machine supercomputers and gene sequencers break

17:02 down the strand in minutes. This is so so cool. They're building a real part. We use the complete DNA of a frog to fill in the holes and complete the code. See, cuz it's not even exposition here. It's like because we have scientists who will ask the right questions that an audience would ask of like, but how? And they they're able to provide that in a fun way. Oh, I forgot that turned into a ride. Are are these characters uh auto erotica? No, no, no. We have no animatronic theater. Oh, I don't know that word. Auto erotica. What the I don't How do you interrupt the cellular mitosis? Can we see the unfertilized eggs? Let me in there. Can't you stop these things? I'm sorry. It's a kind of a ride. One, two, three. These guys are so

17:49 [ __ ] impatient. Oh my god, that's so smart for a character's writing. They're not going to being who they are, sit through a ride. They don't care. They want to be here. But they're scientists. They question. Totally. He looks so young. I forgot he was in this. Yeah, he does come back eventually. This is his first appearance. It's turning eggs. I bet he'll never come back to this franchise. It's kind of crazy when he does come back. Oh, this is so cool. Come on, little. It's so realistic. I know. Come on then. Come on then. Oh, his little eyeball. I love him. Push. Push. A little cute boy. Dude.

18:39 Yeah. What's that? Red. It's covered. There you are. There you Oh my god. Awesome. God, that's amazing. on the first creature they come in contact with. That's it. Oh, really? Me? Me? Surely not the ones that are bred in the in the wild. Actually, they can't breed in the wild. And how do you know they can't breed? Well, because all the animals in Jurassic Park are female. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh my god. Oh my god. It's so cute. Completely forgot they were all female, too. That's what they do. They they they show they're animals, you know. Yeah. not monsters, right? All vertebrate embryos are inherently female anyway. They just require an extra hormone given at the right developmental stage to make

19:25 them male. We simply deny them that. Yeah, but if somebody puts in that hormone or life will not be contained. Life breaks free. It expands to new territories and it crashes through barriers painfully, maybe even dangerously. But uh well, there it is. God, he really sounds like he's [ __ ] improvising. He really does. He's great. You're implying that a group composed entirely of female animals will breed. No, I'm I'm simply saying that life finds a way. Evolution. Oh. Oh. And just with lighting horror. Mhm. Transition from that line. Backlight his face. It's a velociaptor. We bred raptors. That's visual danger in his eyes. Yeah. They in the same scene they shift the

20:10 lighting after that conversation. And it's so smart to do it right after. It's such a cute little moment like, "Oh, this little creature." And like he's afraid. A Yeah, I forgot about this part. I tried showing my wife this movie, but she was not having she was not having it. We just have to pretend it's just a movie that counts. Okay, he's living in the land. Prepared a delightful menu for chili and sea bass, I believe. Shall we? I'm vegetarian, but I can handle animal deaths in movies. They are very hard for me. They are. I mean, you guys know in every movie I I can't have it. When an animal dies, I'm like, "Kill every human. That's fine. An animal, I don't like [Music]

20:58 it. Just a movie. I love it. Oh my god, the way the horror slowly starts to take over. Yeah, it's like a slow takeover because they make you feel so safe and make you feel so fun and they have everything taken care of. They get you in the perspective of of John Hammond and stuff. Yeah. It's like you're being blinded though by the dangers. We bred eight originally, but when she came in, she took over the pride and killed all the two of the others. When she looks at you, you can see she's working things out. That's why we have to feed them like this. She had them all attacking the fences when the fetish came. Oh. The fences are electrified though, right? That's right. But they never attack the same place twice. They were testing the fences for weaknesses

21:43 systematically. They remember. They remember. It's all for a closeup look at our majestic. None of these attractions are ready. I wonder if she's like, I don't want to eat this. Maybe she's vegetarian. Actually, everyone in the world has the right to enjoy these animals. Sure they will. What? We'll have a a coupon day or something. This is cool because you don't get Jurassic World till way later. So, like you're watching the developments. Don't you see the danger, John, inherent uh in what you're doing here? Genetic power is the most awesome force the planet's ever seen, but you wield it like a a kid that's found his dad's gun. I'll tell you the problem with the scientific power that you're that you're using here. It didn't require any discipline to attain it. You know, you read what others had done and you then you took the next step. You didn't earn the knowledge for yourselves, so you don't take any responsibility for it. God,

22:30 he's so good with his lines. So good. Before you even knew what you had, you you patented it and packaged it and slapped it on a plastic lunchbox and now you're selling it. I I don't think you're giving us our due credit. He's trying not to get defensive. Our scientists have done things which nobody's ever done before. Yeah. Yeah. But your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think they should. Brilliant [ __ ] lie. No wonder that lie stood the test of time. This isn't this isn't some species that was obliterated by deforestation or or the building of a dam. Dinosaurs uh uh had their shot and nature selected them for extinction. Uhhuh. They're playing God. Oh, that's why these dresses looks like God. How can we stand in the light of discovery and not act? Oh, what's so great about discovery? It's a violent

23:16 penetrative act that scars what explores what you call discovery. I call it the natural world. Wow. Did not know that that word. Strong line right there. Well, the question is, how can you know anything about an extinct ecosystem? And therefore, how could you ever assume that you can control it? How can you have so many scientists who work for you who don't question this? They're poisonous. You pick them because they look good. But these are aggressive living things that have no idea what century they're in, and they'll defend themselves violently if necessary. They're warning us from day one. If there's one person here who could appreciate what I'm trying to do, the world has just changed so radically and we're all running to catch up. That is the world. Yeah. Two species separated by 65 million years of evolution just been suddenly thrown back into the mix together. How can we possibly have the

24:02 slightest idea of what to expect? Yeah, I don't believe it. You're meant to come down here and defend me against these characters and the only one I've got on my side is the blood sucking lawyer. Thank you. Think about what that means. Thank you. Yeah, it scenes like that when I was younger that made me want to write because of like the the debate around and like how they address the debate. [ __ ] like that in movies that they don't have as much like question [ __ ] and you know cuz at first when you said this my favorite scene I was like does a dinosaur come in this week? I was like I didn't remember. But that is some amazing writing. It's an interactive CD ROM. Look, you just touch the right part. Spell you want.

24:51 Come in the second car. I'm all right with Dr. Sad. Dude. Mhm. I read your book. Oh, that's it's great. Great. The kids say, "I read your book." Do you really think that dinosaurs turned into birds and that's where they all went? Well, a few species may have evolved along those lines. I love how they wrote this kid. It's perfect. He's even kind of dressed like him. Mhm. And he's just annoying. He He doesn't stop. I love it. I heard that there was this um Meteor um hit the Earth. Listen. Uh Tim Tim, which car will you so cute in the background? We're still rolling on this shot. I love it. We haven't cut. This is what you get when you watch Amblin Entertainment films. And then my teacher told me about this other book by a guy named Backer.

25:36 And he It's so good. Still haven't cut. Love it. She said I should ride with you because it'd be good for you. It's so good. Cuz it'd be good for you. Sam Jackson, forgot you were in this, man. Hello. Got it. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Is that iconic line in this? Yeah. Yeah. Hold on to your butts. Oh, there he is. Hold on to your butts. Like, we're 40 plus minutes in and none of the crazy [ __ ] has happened yet. Like, it takes his time, but but it's so entertaining still. Yeah. Oh, so much that little What do they got in there? King Kong point of view. Eventually, you can get King Kong vers in it. That'd be cool. We now know Dilophosaurus is actually poisonous, spitting its venom at its prey, causing blindness and eventually paralysis. I

26:23 hope y'all aren't able to roll down your windows. This makes Stilophosaurus a beautiful but deadly addition to Jurassic Park. Oh, is I think it's the one with the fans. The fans that come out. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Damn. The fact that they are not coming out is like it's like a real zoo. And it's also saying you can't control them. Absolutely. Yeah. Our lives are in your hands and you have butter fingers. I'm totally unappreciated in my time. I don't blame people for their mistakes, but I do ask that they pay for them. Thanks, Dad. Dennis. Okay. Responsibility ban. Compile for half an hour. All of you. I'm approaching the Tyrannosaur Pock. Love their zoomins. This guy's always around to bring the

27:09 mood down. God creates dinosaurs. God destroys dinosaurs. God creates man. Man destroys God. Man creates dinosaurs. Dinosaurs. Woman inherits the earth. I love she doesn't even look at them. She doesn't have a smirk. See? And then it's like, yeah, feeding, but you can't do that for every tour. Poor little goat. Kids would hate to go. Yeah, kids would hate that. She's like, "What's going to happen to the goat?" She absolutely. It's terrible. You going to eat the goat? X. What's the matter, kid? You never had lamb chops? I happen to be a vegetarian. Yay. Mhm. Oh, of course Dr. Grant has a daughter as his grandchildren. I'm so stupid.

27:57 T-Rex doesn't want to be fat. He wants to hunt. Can't just suppress 65 million years of gut instinct. That's why you have to play with your cats. They need to hunt. Speaking of goats, Love Sanctuary, June 1st, I'm going to be there. Whoever wants to go say hi. I'll buy your ticket to go see the animals. What sanctuary? Love always sanctuary. It's the sanctuary I'm a part of. Pet goats. If you want to go, I'll buy your ticket. Sunday, June 1st. Uh, so eventually you do plan to have dinosaurs on your on your dinosaur tour, right? It's such a good The short hand is the the butterfly effect. A butterfly could flap its wings and be king. In Central Park, you get rain instead of sunshine. And did I go too fast?

28:43 Stop it. Yeah, I'd be so uncom I'd be so mad at this guy if he was doing that with like Olivia. My god. Now let's say you drop water microscopic microscopic and never repeat that's what unpredictability there he gets out. Oh my god I love it. Sapper program. I told you how many times we need locking mechanisms on the vehicle doors. Yeah duh. And you shouldn't be able to roll down the window. Is there anybody else who thinks that we shouldn't be out here? And his look was a lot fatter than the nurse was like, "Hey, when I was a kid, I thought his outfit was the most badass when he has

29:28 sunglasses on, too. Come on, watch this." Yeah. I forgot that she just keeps holding his hand. Don't be scared. Come on. It's okay. We'll do tranquilize her for me. She's sick. A Wow, look at that. That's amazing. See, like today we we may not get it practical like this. This is practical. It looks amazing. Insane. And you know, normally we Oh, yeah. I totally would cry too, man. Oh, wow. She was my favorite when I was a kid. Now I see she's the most beautiful thing I've ever saw. Saying that to his girlfriend.

30:15 Absolutely not. These are dilated. Take a look. It's okay. I'll be damned. That's pharmacological. That's an amazing animatronic. I don't know how they did it. I wonder why they like have this scene, though. Is this West Indian lilac? We know they're toxic, but the animals don't eat them. They don't know that. They were talking about the plants earlier being dangerous. You sure? Pretty sure. Pretty sure. There's only one way to be positive. Got it. Okay. I'd have to see the dinosaurs dropping. droppings, dropping. It's the start of how little they know, like what they've planted, what they've done. Like, it also shows the development of Allan with his like childlike wonder. And then you see like Lexi looking at him. Good old drop.

31:01 That is one big pile of [ __ ] God, it's just mud. Oh my god. Like you're getting it on your legs. [Music] Doctors, if you please, I have to insist that we get moving. Forgot the storm came on this like quickly. Wow. I got this thing called fume. It's for oral sensations. Fixations. I mean, you got to give me the time. I did a test run on this thing. It took me 20 minutes. I thought it maybe pushed to 18, but you got to give me at least 15 minutes. Give me the 15 minutes. No promises. The way they just they crash into that that wave crashing and then the music comes. It's so good. And now we've like totally

31:47 turned a corner. Oh. Uh I uh finished debugging the phones. Uh you seem so goddamn suspicious to me. Mhm. Execute. Here we go. I feel like this character would have a giant thing that says execute on his crafty computer. You got any kids? Me? Oh. Oh, hell yeah. Three. I love kids. He's got kids. Three kids. He's not come across like his character with kids. But yeah, I'm always on the lookout for a future ex Mrs. Malcolm. Mhm. You're looking at my girlfriend, huh? You looking at my girlfriend. God, I hope they re-release this movie. I would love to watch this on like an IMAX re-release, right? Door security systems are shutting down. Well, Ned

32:33 said a few systems would go offline, didn't he? We are not worried. [Music] It's so cool watching this in execution because you don't get a feeling at all that they're trying to like make a franchise, make a sequel or something, you know? And when I watch this now, I start looking at [ __ ] when they're doing that of like, oh, are they setting up for something? By the way, Dr. Satler, she's not like available, is she? What, dude? Oh my god. How is Oh, they're so obviously together. Dur. You two are Yeah. Hey, what' I touch? Uh, we didn't touch anything. We stopped. It's so obvious. It's way obvious. You're the least observant scientist. [Music] Oh man, I want that Jurassic Park raincoat. The raptor fences aren't out,

33:20 are they? No. No, they're still on. Why the hell would you turn the other ones off? Damn, the coahones on this guy. Doesn't matter how much, you know, the the willingness to go out into the into this storm and like unlock like it it's insane to me. Oh god, I forgot that this is I Yeah, I forgot. Oh boy. God damn it. Hate this hack of crap. Calling Ed's people. Uh uh uh out there alone in the rain. Oh [ __ ] We going prepare. Radio's out too. Jerus have to stay put. Kids okay? I didn't ask. Why wouldn't they be? Kids get scared.

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35:39 Prize picks. Run your game. And to be having that conversation with Sadler about the water on the hand, too. Totally great buildup. Just vibrations. Where's the goat? [Laughter] [Music] That is still so scary. Oh my god. Uhhuh. Wow. Holy [ __ ] Look at that face. It's so cool. He left us. He left us. She does such a

36:27 good job. This is the That's the first part that I'm very specifically remember is the the bathroom part. Awesome. Damn. Awesome. The way they like switching the POVs of our human characters like to get these obscured shots. Oh, still looks incredible. So freaking cool. Wow. Oh, that sound love

37:12 it. Still so effective. Really is. Vision is based on movement. They are moving way too much. What great structuring the staging is based on movement. Cut the kids. Totally. Oh god. And the door still open. No. You feel it still. I love it. Oh my god. He's so cool. [Music] Oh, epic. These kids do such an amazing job. I mean, utterly terrified. I never

38:00 viewed the T-Rex as just an animal being an animal until now. Uhhuh. You know, it's kind of crazy. [Music] Oh, what a great shot. Change my [ __ ] mind. That is so scary. Oh, the way they're framing it where they're only minigating from like chest up for the animatronic. [Music] Well, that can't be nutritious. Wow, that horror.

38:48 And through actions you learn he cares about kids. Yep. Oh god. [Music] Oh, what a hopeless episode. To drown in mud would be the worst. A war. That's so epic. Oh man, he just feels like he has to volunteer. Hey, freeze. Get the kid. A because he's a dad. A so good, dude. To freeze. This is the part. Oh god. Look at that.

39:38 Whoa. Whoa. How do they do that shot in the '9s? Oh no. Oh no. You can't see us if we don't move. Ooh. So effective. Oh god. So good. Look at how amazing that is. Look at how amazing that is. Oh no. Oh, he's doing such a good job. Uh, this escalation of danger just does not it doesn't let go. Nope. Once it starts and it's it's choreographed so well. Grab the wire.

40:25 [Music] Oh god. This is crazy domino effect, man. Oh my god. Woo! God, this looks so freaking good for 199 whatever it was. I mean, it it matches the standards of today whenever it's practical. Absolutely. That's just what I miss about, you know, we get more CGI and this the practicality of like what they did with this is just amazing. Robert, I I wonder if perhaps you would be good enough to take a guest jeep and bring back my grandchildren. The way he delivers that line, that's

41:10 great. I'm going with him. Oh, it's begun. John, right there is like his dreams. I can't get Jurassic Park back online without Dennis Ned. I should have been there by now. D it man. You had 18 to 20 minutes thing. Oh god. Yeah. My glasses. I can afford more glasses. Interesting. The fir the first two characters who are like attacked by the d the first two characters who are

41:56 killed off by the dinosaurs are like are the greedy ones. Yeah. These are the dilophane thingies. I think if they have the fans, that's nice. Got to go. They sound like little birds. This is so cute. What do you want? You want food? Look at me. I just fell down a hill. I'm sucking wet. I don't have any food. I have no food on me. Stick. Stupid. Catch your stick, boy. Yes. You like the stick? I get it. And no wonder you're extinct. What do you mean? Oh god, I hate him. Here come my crew. Cool reveal that

42:43 you're in a POV. Actually, whoa, that is Those are the fan things I'm talking about. Bye, buddy. That that crap is poison us. What is that? It's It's like they're they're venom like when they spit. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They're they're venomous. Yeah. Oh, no. Oh, what? Oh, it's all for nothing. Totally forgot he lost it. That's scary. Cool. Uh, I'm going to look after you, but I have to go help you, brother. So, I want you to stay right here and wait for me. He loves it. He landed. But that's not what I'm gonna

43:31 do. A serious book readers, let me know. Like, I don't know if that's in the book or that they did this for just the movie, but to thrust him into a position where he's going to have to play father. Father. Yeah. And it doesn't feel like forced or like manufactured. It seems like you naturally got there. You know, they did it in a really creative way with him constantly running away from them, right? And then now we're in danger. He's not going to be thinking, I don't like these kids. I now need to survive and I need to also help them. You're really good at this. Damn. I've never climbed a tree. Really? I think I've only done it like once or twice, but it's fun. Really? I've never done that. Yeah, it's fun. Damn it. Oh, look at him just sitting there chilling.

44:18 Little dude, you okay? Threw up. Oh, Tim, I won't tell anyone you threw up. Just just give me a hand. Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. Come on. Come on. I love that. Oh, it's it's so s like so subtle. Uhhuh. That's such a natural way a human would move too. Just like if I put my hand here. God, what a great visual. Hang on to me. You had to hang this car in the middle of trees. You had to climb up it. Just like coming out of a treehouse. Did you dance treehouse? No. Yeah,

45:04 what a great reaction. There's a laugh about that. Let's go. Let's go. Uh-huh. Or climb with some fervor here. [Music] Oh, I love that. The light on his face from the headlight. Uhhuh. So smart. Yeah. The Jeep starts to feel like an entity attacking. Woohoo. [Music] Wow. They really like let some tree barrel down something in the car. Barrel down some tree. Uh-huh. Got him. [Music] I forgot about that. Well, we're back in the car again.

45:51 The blend of from CGI to practical in these shots is so seamless cuz I think the falling over had to have been CGI. There's no [ __ ] way they like dropped some car on these two actors, you know. Right. I don't know. I guess I'd have to re Yeah, you're right about that. I don't know. But then then again, back in the day, they could have marked them and just been like, "As long as you stay here, you'll be safe." And it'll drop, you know, they they might have remind me to thank John for a lovely weekend. Give me a chance moving him. Please, Chance it. Oh my god. I've never seen a character get injured and that makes him more

46:36 sexy, right? officer down like hairy chest is out like hey gold blue water's so thematic for this it's a um it's an impact is what it is fairly alarmed here chaos I'm fairly alarmed here [Music] the rustling in the trees you can see there he is look how cool he is there they line. [Music] Objects appear shot. Get off the stick. Let him move. Look out. Down.

47:30 Oh man. When these guys are playing Scare, they really looking absolutely from the kids to the adults, they got it covered. And nowadays, you can like at least show actors kind what what it might look like to give you an idea. But I think back then, they didn't really have that where like here's what it's going to look like, you know? Right. They have to really work off their imagination. Absolutely. I hate trees. They don't bother me. Oh, yeah. Well, you weren't in the last one. Movies try to do that where they add in comedic lines and it doesn't always work. It falls flat. But in this one, it's just like it's perfect where they added in. Oh, it sounds like personality from the characters. Doesn't sound like Hey, we need to we

48:16 need to add in punch something up here. Yeah, totally. The monsters come over here. Not monsters, just animals. Like you, kid. These are trusting children. A that discovery. What are you and going to do now if you don't have to pick up dinosaur bones anymore? I don't know. I guess guess we'll just have to evolve, too. Huh? What do you call a blind dinosaur? The music in the background. I don't know. What do you call a blind dinosaur? Do you think you saw us? [Laughter] And the la the last time we saw that he was taunting a child with it. Totally.

49:03 Sort of like him throwing that is sort of like, oh yeah, not going to do that. Letting letting go of a former belief. Uhhuh. You know, the first attraction I ever built when I came down from Scotland, Flea Circus Lane. Really quite wonderful. We had Okay. We trapze and me um carousel. H people would say they could see the fleas. Oh, I can see the fleas. Mommy, can't you see the fleas? Clown fleas and highwire fleas and fleas on parade. This place, I wanted to show them something that wasn't an illusion. H something that was real, something that they could see. Fact that they are like allowing this pathos for him is so refreshing. Mhm. You're right. You're absolutely right. Having Ned was a

49:50 mistake. That's obvious. We're overdependent on automation. I can see that now. Now the next time everything's correctable. Next time he's still Lulu. It's still the flea circus. It's all an illusion. When we have control again. You never had control. That's the illusion. Exactly. Mhm. I was overwhelmed by the power of this place. But I made a mistake, too. I didn't have enough respect for that power. And it's out now. Mhm. The only thing that matters now are the people we love. Allan and Lex and Tim having to contend with that reality. Yeah. I think like a modern day movie would overdo it with the messaging of like capitalism bad, you know? Yeah. And instead they just tell a a real human.

50:39 So cool. Uh it's okay. It's Brachiosaur. It's a Vegosaurus Lex Vegaurus. Veggie. All right. I'm not letting go. [Music] A up here girl. Come on up here. [Music] This up papa. This movie is the meanest to the children. Totally. Children are suffering in this movie. Ah, you can't control the breeding. It's a dinosaur egg. The dinosaurs are breeding. Nature finds a way. On the tour, film said they used frog DNA to

51:25 fill in the gene sequence gaps. They mutated the dinosaur genetic code. Okay. Blended it with that of frogs. Now, some West African frogs have been known to spontaneously change sex from male to female in a single sex environment. Really? Life found a way. No, no, no. There it is. Ironic shot. Back then we didn't even need a full-on six-pack. No. Covered his tracks far too well. And I think it's obvious now that he's not coming back. So, shutting down the entire system. Get somebody else because that won't do it. Shutting down the system. Dude, you got to stop smoking so many cigarettes. All the systems will then come back on their original startup mode. Correct. Theoretically, yes. But we've never shut down the entire system before. It may

52:11 not come back on at all. Mhm. Dr. Woo inserted a gene that creates a single faulty enzyme in protein metabolism. The animals can't manufacture the amino acid lysine. Unless they're completely supplied with lysine by us, they slip into a coma and die. Oh, what? Will you please shut down the system? Damn. Oh, they're going to kill off all the dinosaurs. I mean, we know that can't really happen like eight of these movies. And um I don't Yeah, some a lot of these specific details I I really don't recall. Yeah, I didn't realize that they had to inject them. Oh boy, I like how it the pause here of like will it or will it not? 1999.

53:02 Remember how we all thought like 2000 the world was going to just like maintenance here at the other end of the compound. 3 minutes I can have power back on the entire park. Well, now just to be safe, I want everybody in the emergency bunker. That's so scary. Visitor center just a mile. Just like Allan said earlier, kids are dirty and smell. Uhhuh. Uh uh. Gala uh Gala Mus. Are are those meat eating? Look at the way uniform direction changes just like a flock of birds evading a predator. Hi. So cool that it's like it's becoming less a park and more of the dinosaur land. Mhm. They're flocking this way. Really good delivery.

53:48 The fight. Oh [ __ ] Yeah, you could you could get scary. Oh, this island is theirs now. Brutal. How it eats, please. I bet you never look at birds the same way. I think Spielberg is like the m one of the masters at no cast. Yeah. Yep. Drew Barrymore, one of the best little kid actors I've ever seen in my entire life in ET. I can't believe how she did it. He found Christian Bale. Nothing worked. But John, if the Pirates of the Caribbean breaks down, the pirates don't eat the tourists.

54:36 You can't just stroll down the road, you know. Oh, Pirates of the Caribbean. We should watch them. Oh, yeah. I haven't seen those in a long time. I don't even think I've seen all of them. We need guns. This isn't going to be just like switching on the kitchen light, but I think I can follow this and then talk you through it. You're doing the right thing. I do wish for the hunter character considering or animal tamer how much time he is on screen. I do wish we like he had a little more bit more of something to connect with him on. Yeah. But damn, he really worked out his quads for this movie. Look at that [ __ ] Raptors are loose. Oh my god, that was the sound of the

55:23 thing just in a lower scary tone. The shutdown must have turned off all the fences. Damn it. Do you imagine you wouldn't mess with a raptor yet? I love how they always take off their hat when they get stressed or when they're like, "Oh man, got to think for a second. I can see the [ __ ] from here." It's pretty cool how they've built up the raptors being the truly scary ones. Mhm. That we haven't seen yet. Run towards the shed. Was she not given a gun? I've got her. Guess not. There was a ton in that closet, too. [Music] She didn't follow my rule. Always take a weapon. Nice. That's definitely a stunt woman from behind, but I don't mind it.

56:14 Mr. Arnold. John, I'm in. If he's not answering, you got to have a clue. Mhm. After 20 or 30 ft, you come to a T junction. Take a left. Just follow the main cable. I understand how to read a schematic. To argue so much, I love it. I guess it means the power's off. That's the one joke I I do remember. Otherwise, he would have gotten me. That was great. Dead end. Yes. There should have been a right turn back there somewhere. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There should be a large bundle of cable and pipes all heading in the same direction. Follow that. Okay.

57:00 Following the piping, Timmy, I bet I could climb over the top and be on the other side. Really good editing top. the inter cutting between the two sequences and like them having zero awareness that once this power comes on, it's danger time. Totally. And like they're just trying to save the day, but putting their lives at risk. It's really It's really complicated, but good. Over the top. What a great point of view. That's an awesome pan under that that gate. What a what a cool shot. You can't throw the main switch by hand. You've got to pump up the primer handle in order to get the charge. Pump up the primer handle. Now, under the words contact position, there's a round green button which says push to close. Push to close. Okay. They're saying this is if

57:45 you remember this. It's not even reading anything. Yeah, right. [Music] Oh god. Get off, kid. You know, Eddie, the red buttons turn on the individual park systems. [Music] Oh god. Good catch, Mr. Hammond. I think we're back in business, [Music] oh my god, I don't remember that. I thought I had a completely different image in my head of what was supposed to happen.

58:33 [Music] That's what I remember that. Oh, that's fun. It just arm appearing on. Nowhere is safe. Nowhere is safe. It's fun because it's a theme park and as the horror takes over then danger it becomes like a ride like the experience is a ride like a danger ride. It's like it doesn't let go. I was going to say they did it like oh there. Yeah. Clever girl [Applause] and in the end he appreciated her. No.

59:22 Good boy. This actors playing Lex had to cry so many times for this. Totally. We still haven't cut. It makes Tam tam tab run. There's your jello. A jello. My god, look how good this food looks. Looks amazing. Oh, his ears look gnarly. Clean that up. But okay. Oh my man, the stress these two children are put on her back. That is really scary. I know you're kids, but you know to lock stuff, right?

1:00:09 I guess not. Can they not lock it? I guess not. Is it a computer one? I mean, even little details like that, you got to think of it first. I'm going to have the dinosaur come up. He's gonna like blow steam into the window. Is this smart? It's good. You sure this one's contained? Yes. I must have figured out how to open doors. Evolution. I guess there is no lock on it. Wow. Oh. The way he sounds is so

1:00:55 cool. Oh, the claw comes to life. Wonder how they established they could they have feathers and stuff in the beginning, but they don't actually utilize that in this movie, right? These are just good people. Yeah. Oh, sorry. Good job, girl. Oh, his teeth. Oh, no, no, no. Smart trick of the eye. That's great. Did she intend that? No, I don't think she improvised after that.

1:01:40 Yeah, the way they switched from CGI jumping off the table to the the practical claws and the head is just so effective. He like smiles. There's something so devilish about them. I like how the performers when in action they're still like they're human beings. They're not action heroes. So they're constantly like screaming and in anguish or struggling. Totally. The door locks. Ellie, boot up the door locks. Oh god, it looks so good. The door locks. You're a hacker, Lex.

1:02:26 Yeah. [Music] Let's freaking go, girl. There's guns in this movie, yet they never shoot a dinosaur. Right. I got to find the right file. Trying to reach the gun. Or you could just have Tim come over and slide the gun. Right. True. Yeah. I can't get like, "Hey kid, come on. Tim, you're not doing anything." Yeah. He's just sitting there panicking. What is that sound? It sounds like a child voice in a way. Sound like a help. This This might be the right one. like they're mimicking a voice. This isn't right. Tim, you're not doing jack [ __ ] Help him with the gun.

1:03:14 You got it. Yes. Hell yeah. What works? The perfect time for the theme music. It's just so good. Call the mainland. Tell them to send the damn helicopters. It's going to come through the glass. No. Hard to abandon the gun. Yeah. Never leave a weapon, y'all. [Music] Cool. Oh, great visual. Oh, is that like the DNA strand numbers? Oh, that is cool.

1:04:00 Awesome. I forgot about that. Oh Jesus. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Get her up. Get her up. Get her up. Uhoh. [Music] What a fun monster movie. So smart to have a giant T-Rex and then your vel like they chose the perfect dinosaurs. Yeah. Mhm. Oh. Oh, goodness. Yep. Ow. Oh, god. Oh, the amount of times this kid is almost crushed by something.

1:04:45 [Music] Totally. Looks so cool. Oh boy. Look at this. Look at this family. There's a symmetry to the casting here. Is he not help now? He's a hero. [Music] Damn, there is a magic to [Music] this. Mr. Hammond to end. What does he say? After careful consideration, I've decided not to endorse your park. Like for the it ends with the dinosaurs

1:05:32 being dinosaurs. The you actually cut away from the perspective. Damn. Yeah. I love it how the banner falls down. Dinosaurs rule the earth. So good. It's the one shot where you're not in a human perspective watching the dinosaurs. It is just the dinosaurs. True. What a quick two days. how quickly it just went. I would be bummed. Yeah, I feel bad for it. Yeah, there's a sadness to it, man. Especially cuz it's like so old now. Mhm. And because it is such a beautiful concept. I mean, look what they did get they did get wrapped up in it. It's just wasn't sustainable.

1:06:25 That is so ex all off of a look. You're like, "Let's have kids." Yeah. That all off of one look. So good. Birds, descendants, the dinosaurs live on. Where it all began. I love the magic of the T-Rex coming in and saving. There's that awe still. Boom. Boom. Dinosaurs live amongst us in some own way. Good job, Spielberg. Oh. Oh, Michael Katon wrote the book. I didn't know. I didn't know he wrote that. Okay, so he also did the screenplay. That's cool. I didn't know he was actually the screenwriter for

1:07:11 this as well. Oh, beautiful. Kathleen Kennedy. Good. Booya. Booya. All right. Well, All right, ladies and gentlemen. Well, that was Jurassic Park. Uh, I want to say leave a like on this video if you have made it to this part. Also, Terra, what should they do? Ring the bell. Ring the bell. That's after you subscribe so you're notified of all the videos we are dropping. Also, leave us all the comments. Yeah, tell us how cool we are. And I am realizing that I forgot to mention and I gave a whole email to everyone on this team. What? sent a whole email about it and I did not mention it just yesterday. Uh, all right. Yeah, Prepper, thanks for editing these down. I know Universal could be a

1:07:58 bit of a pain in the butt and I'm glad we got to do this. This is like a a first we've done like first time rewatches or something like that, but this was the one of the this is this I don't know this felt like a good like film commentary film school. I never watched Jurassic Park with like the film analysis aspect intellect, but also it makes it fun because you feel like you can sort of talk during certain times because you're like, well, I'm not missing truly missing Yeah. um out on parts because you've seen it before. Yeah, which I like. That was a good experience. Good experience. We got some questions that we put out for the patrons. We let them know that we're watching stuff today. So, um let's shout them out here. Lee Marx uh says, "Obviously, it is an actual dinosaurs. There's a couple of questions here that I saw are are this, but

1:08:45 recently in the news, scientists are working towards bringing the mammoth back to life." Oh, by Oh, I didn't know specifically that by changing and merging the DNA with today's Asian elephants. Oh, a lot of people are saying that this concept actually stemmed in some part from this movie. Yeah, that's what they say. I know DNA. They've merged it with frogs in the movie. What are your thoughts on using this concept to bring back extinct animals and the thought of a movie from the '90s possibly shaping science decades later? Do you think there should be a line that science doesn't cross? Ah. Um, and then game night uh J14 said the same I imagine something similar. Currently scientists are trying to bring back extinct species in the real world such as the woolly mammoth, Tasmanian tiger, and the dodo after seeing Jurassic Park. What are your thoughts on this? I I've

1:09:33 I like really like inside of me I'm like, "Yeah, do it. I want to see it. I want to see a woolly mammoth and a like wow that would be so it would be so epic." But at the same time I'm like, "Yeah, it would it would be scary." And then also think about the aspect of like pretend they do it. They they have a woolly mammoth and let's say they take all the precautions and it's like in this zoo and you're like but then how many people are just gonna like flock there and then how dangerous could it get also at the same time I might start feeling bad for the woolly mammoth like stuck in this thing where it doesn't belong. Yeah. Exactly. I mean you'd be caging an animal that shouldn't be caged. Yeah. And there's something that

1:10:20 from watching this actually started from watching movies that a lot more politically heavy that came out in the 90s when watching this on this channel and it really started sinking in with me how there they make these movies that are trying to tell the world something and then we watch it and go it's entertaining and there's some good messages and then cut to today 30 years later and it's worse and the movie from the '9s was warning us about it. So sometimes I watch movies that are like today that people are like that are like politically heavy and are trying to tell you like here's what the future might look like if we don't shout this now, right? And we tend to not listen. We don't listen to cautionary signs. We don't listen to caution. And uh it's kind of crazy to know that we have evolved in science where they can

1:11:06 possibly do something like this. Yeah. And there's like a giant franchise telling you no, don't do it. No, don't do it. The repercussions. Yeah. And so, yeah, I mean, to your point, I I think you would be. It's like when I see a I don't like going to the zoo. Like, I I see a lion and I think it's absolutely depressing as [ __ ] Yeah. And they don't they shouldn't be there and that's just not their environment. They're just depressed and you're caging them when they should be living in their environment, right? And they're not like domesticated animals like a cat or a dog. So to be doing that to these kind of creatures and where group of crushes come from that and it's one of the things that I didn't ever I never actually thought of or had a conversation about until this viewing is the idea of clones is that clones are

1:11:54 some people wonder about the concept of uh robots and sentient AI. You know if it's a clone do we disregard it then as not being a life or is it actually a lifestyle? It's got a beating heart. It's a human be. So to me, I wouldn't treat as just some like clone that we can control now. I think this would be a line crossed. Um, and the sad part of it is that if they did create it, I would totally want to see it. Me, too. It's also a nature versus nurture thing, right? There's an argument in all of that with animals, with humans. So whether or not it's a clone, you know, the n the nature part is there. I think it's honestly 50/50. So whatever the the nurture environment is for the woolly mammoth can turn out to be a completely

1:12:42 different woolly mammoth, right, than than what we had back in the day when it actually went extinct, which is, you know, the reason why most zoos exist. It's there for educational purposes, ideally to educate you on those animals and how to have safer practices um like with fishing with dolphins and look out for this with tigers, right? Mhm. But overall, I do think when you go, it is it is sad. Mhm. What this movie did correctly, which after just watching Jurassic Park, the amount of room, the scope they give you to go, "Oh, wait. This is like a full ass

1:13:27 island that like they have plenty of room to roam around." when we were walking around with the scientists, right? Those the little ones who ran up on them. They're like they're in a herd. They're they look like they're living their lives organically and we don't have maybe I've never been to the wild animal I've never been to Walt Disney World. That wild animal park maybe it's big and they get to do what they would normally do in the wild. Thank goodness. But most zoos don't have the room for that, right? But um in my head where I go, "Yeah, I'd want to see the woolly mammoth." I would be like, "Oh, I hope that it would be at a place that's like the wild animal park where it's like they have acres and acres and acres upon land and these animals are not caged. They're allowed to roam and live their lives organically as they would, right?"

1:14:15 Um, but man, that would still be I don't know. That would be a scary thing. That would be a scary thing. Thanks for those questions. We got a couple more here. Stardust and Madness. Uh, since most people stop getting asked about adulthood, what's their favorite? What's our favorite of the dinosaurs depicted in any of the movies? Oh, I Oh, in any of the movies? Well, let's go with this one. For me, the brontosaurus, the the first one that we see, uh, that was stuck in my brain of like the hat, the glasses, and wow, how cool is that? Uh, it sounds like a generic ass answer. Uh th this experience, this is the first time I've had this with Jurassic Park

1:15:00 specifically where with the T-Rex. I really felt like it was a strange thing when it was attacking the the children. I said it when when I was watch during that moment like oh I'm not like the the velociraptors still feel like monsters, you know? They don't really I don't really get the animal sense from them even though there's more fleshing out on them as animals than the T-Rex. With the T-Rex, I was like, I just feel like the T-Rex is being an animal right now, just being a T-Rex. Totally. Totally. And I I I I felt like the uh personality of an animal there and not just a movie monster, which I feel like the T-Rex has sort of been chocked up to. I agree because you could see him in the way that he uses his like his nose. He's he reminded me of like a dog or a cat where

1:15:46 they're like just moving things around and exploring it in nature. This is a totally weird thing for him. He's taking a a tire off a car and spitting it out because it's like what's going on here, you know? So, it's like he's he's really just being an animal exploring his environment. I will say because you asked they asked favorite of the dinosaurs depicted in any of the movies. Uh that brontosaurus will always stick in my head, but forever and always I'm a T-Rex girl. I mean, that used to be my logo for my my YouTube channel before, right? I love I love a good T-Rex. And the last question that we got from patrons, uh, Thomas Dohy, uh, he says, "This took myself years before noticing, but did either of you notice someone's hand moving the Velociraptor when it's entering the kitchen?" What? I believe it's around the 42 minute mark. Okay,

1:16:32 let's see if we can, uh, we have to go back. Let's see if we can spot whatever the hell he's talking about here. Um, I mean, when it's entering the kitchen, that can't be the 42 minute mark. No, that was way later. 42 minute mark is like 42. He meant 142. 142 probably. That's a good astute observation there. Let's see. Oh, here we go. Here we go. All right. Okay. He's entering the kitchen. A hand there. Oh, you're right. There's totally a hand there. Holy 148. Okay. Yo. Oh my god. Yo, you're so right. Go back a little bit.

1:17:18 Oh, pay. We have to give them the exact time. Yeah, we got to show you the footage we got. I got a screenshot of this. This is so good. Uh, it's coming up. 149. Yeah, exact. It's pretty much at 1 1 hour 49 minutes. Pretty much right here. Okay, there. Oh, you see the hand in there? It is. Oh, there's totally a hand

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