Go Behind the Scenes of The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) 

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The 3rd movie was a little bit awful... But the last one... it's a no no for me...the script...the story...it was horrible Let's see how the next one goes...

@@gustavobrito9860 Jurassic Park 3 was mediocre to decent, like a 5-6/10

I wonder if the dude that played that genius that wanted to turn the velociraptor’s into bio-weapons in Jurassic world ever thought (hmm why is my character such a bastard)

Tbh every Jurassic movie is pretty damn weak, they were still good though.

How to spot someone that wasn't even alive to see the Lost world in Cinemas i was and you are wrong Lost world wss 2x bigger than the first buddy

couldnt agree more

JP3 is still the worst of the trilogy

I agree. If there was only some way we could get their attention to do one :(

@@suhaschatterjee2550 them?? And 3D is literally no different it’s not 1997 anymore 3D isn’t new technology and it sure as hell isn’t good

They actually built many parts of the Jungle in a Big Hangar at Universal Studios. The Cliff Scene was Shot at the parking Garage at Universal Studios too.

Dave Johnson, not really. In terms of where and how a sequence is shot, it all depends on the availability of the equipment and materials and the possibility of making the best out of the equipment and materials for the need for every sequence.

Dave Johnson not exactly lots of movies are still shot at real locations

@@NathanieI87 ok great

Yeah, a lot of this was shot in Northern California, in the Redwood Forests. Other movies use these quite frequently, too. Most famously, they stood in for the Forest moon of Endor in Return of the Jedi. If you ever get the chance to see them, I highly recommend it. They’re absolutely beautiful.

Back then? WTF? What kind of technology did you expect them to have in 1997? How long have you been around?

Same

@@jmarja6348 yep me too

All of the first 3 films are a MASTERPIECE

Now it's jurrasic world it's more modern

If anything I’m a way bigger fan of the Mercedes Benz m-class aav Montana,Santana,Fontana ml320 and of Buck and doe

Why?

It looks exciting, lots of fun!!

Luis Gutierrez right!

not if your blending totaly with your character. its fun and much repeated moments that makes you more insure of its picture. i can only dream..

This is NOT the 1993 film

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Actually, the production and post-production of The Lost World was done with both animatronics from Stan Winston studios, and CGI effects from Industrial Light and Magic (ILM). Stan Winston studios, alongside Michael Lantieri, had began construction on new animatronics, with better hydraulics and better weights/counterweights etc. For The Lost World, two new animatronic T-Rexes were made based on the original mold of the T-Rex in the first Jurassic Park, where as the Jurassic Park 1 T-Rex weighed 9,000 lbs, each T-Rex from The Lost World weighed 9 tons (18,000 lbs). With the added weight from the new rexes, the production crew had to make compromises in which they built the sets on the sound stages where they stayed throughout the duration of production. CG painting of animatronics didn't come to the Jurassic franchise until Fallen Kingdom, unless you want to include the shot where the animatronic T-Rex's neck was bitten by the CGI Spinosaurus in Jurassic Park III.

Both

The acting at the beginning of the first film seemed pretty low-effort. Like they shot certain scenes in one take.

Hawaii?

FERN CANYON, CALIFORNIA REDWOOD STATE PARK

Oh I thought this island was supposed to be isla sorna but it turns out to be a redwood national forest 🤔

@@omega458 No duh, does this look like Hawaii to you?

1993

Shut up

TheAwesomePossum ouch. A possum told me to shut up

@@JurassicVic oH nO, wHaT wIlL yOu EvEr Do🙄

Your dumb you idiot

You are lost

He is instructing him. Check your brain

@André Figueroa who the hell are you

@André Figueroa your comment stinks

Yeah

Here I am.