I added ACCURATE DINOSAURS into the JURASSIC PARK Franchise! 

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The accurate velociraptor made me laugh much harder than I felt was necessary.

Can we take a moment to observe that one person ALONE managed to recreate all these scenes that at the time cost millions of dollars to make? I don't know what impresses me more: this person's talent or how far 3D technology has come.

People don't understand how accurate dinosaurs are still terrifying until you see the front view instead of side profile.

I love how the utahraptors have a constant shocked pikachu face x'D OMG and the accurate velociraptor part? *chef's kiss*!

This honestly just made me appreciate how much effort they put into the original film and how damn good it looks all these years later. "Realistic" or not, the original dinosaurs from the movie looked phenomenal.

As someone who witnessed her sister learn how to animate, i just cant believe the amount of effort that went into this one video

Bro gave T-rex the Oil of Olay treatment. Never seen T-rex skin so smooth before.

The only thing about that giant raptor I think is wrong (and potentially is wrong compared to every depiction of dinosaurs ever) is that it is still skin over bones without taking into account additional soft tissues. So the open mouth of the raptor is probably wrong, not because the skull is weird, but because we miss just how much lips they might have had. It looks like the snout of a bear that had its mouth a bit open, so add in that kind of lips and over hang so it can actually close its mouth makes sense to me

Many consider that if realistic-looking dinosaurs were used in movies they would not be scary or have the same impact, but the design of the creature does not matter, the important thing is how it is presented, how it is used, and this video is proof that even with feathers, fewer teeth, fewer beaks, fewer claws, they can be just as or more scary than in the movies.

To be fair it's stated in the book and movies that the dinosaurs look the way they do because they were made to be theme park monster attractions. Bred specifically to be frightening, amazing and exciting with Dr Wu even admitting how different the dinosaurs would appear if they had aimed for a product closer to reality; That being said this is awesome that you did this and put so much work into it.

5:17 caught me off guard so hard 💀😂

This comment section went off the rails for a while. If you think these dinos look too CGI: You are completely out of touch of what is realistic to render for a youtube video of this many assets for a 10 minute animation. We are talking tens of thousands of dollars or more in cost, and many months of work for one video to make them actually realistic. Their proportions and features are well visible, this isn't a production for the big screen. You are comparing a RU-vid animator to a multimillionaire hollywood studio, apples to oranges. If you think the originals looked better: No one cares, you missed the point of the video. This is about comparing scientific research, not visual appeal. These dinos looks perfectly fine for what they need to do here. And if you are here because dinos didn't exist and we need to go read Bible: thank you for boosting this video's interactions and view count! You are a huge help in spreading this video and pushing it to be recommended to more people, so more people can learn about dinosaurs. 🥰

As someone who was absolutely obsessed with dinosaurs as a child, this is legitimately one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.

I love the "I was running short on time" and then proceeds to rebuild an entire scene from scratch haha

1:44 “HAVA. HAVANAGILA!” My GOD that caught me off guard.

Fun fact it: it is literally impossible to right about any statement made about spinosaurus whatsoever. Whenever you try, in no less than 3 months someone will come along with the most outlandish null hypothesis you’ve ever seen.

I know you said that the T Rex had excellent vision. However in the film, it said they used frog DNA to complete their codes. Well, A frog's visual system is specifically adapted to seeing little things that are moving across its field of vision - and not things that are standing still. Maybe she took that part into her DNA.

To be fair, the raptor doesn't have to grip the handle and pronate its wrist, it just has to hook it and pull down. It was a horizontal handle, not a knob.

Hell no! Good thing they made the velociraptors the way they did in the movies. My son is crazy for the version he saw in the movies already (he thinks they're cute). Had they made it accurate, he would be driving me crazy every single day until I could find a way to revive one (he's 7 and by now he's planning to devote his life to find a way to do it).

That broken wrist scream got me really badly 😂

The velociraptor scene KILLED me. That was HILARIOUS. Thank you so much!!!!

The accurate Velociraptor one needs to be it's own separate clip. It was beautiful.

As someone who loved dinosaurs and wanted to become a paleontologist as a kid, I absolutely love videos like these. I would watch these movies with my dad growing up (which came out years before I was born). I thought they were kind of scary at the time, so I think I only watched to see the cool dinosaurs moving on screen, lol. I know i'm like a year late to this video but keep up the great work!

The texture of skins look a bit weird but that could just be from the time and budget constraints

I (non-sarcastically) absolutely love that he casually has a dinosaur skull just chilling right next to him.

I feel like utahraptor would be able to just beat down a door with sheer brute force rather than needing to open it

5:30 I dunno about anatomically correct Velociraptors being not scary. If a pack of squawking dog-sized feathered lizards came at me, I wouldn't be any more dismissive of them than I would be of a pack of barking hunting dogs running at me. Either way, I'd be doing my best to set a new PB for the 100 m dash. XD

The face on your raptors makes it one cute looking murder bird lol

I also saw that the t-rex most likely wouldn't have roared but would've made a low, deep rumble sound that would shake the ground and warn/scare nearby dinosaurs. Pretty creepy.

BRUH, THE RAPTOR BEING SQUISHED BY A DOOR WAS PEAK COMEDY, LOL

The velociraptor in the window, I LOL'd. This entire remaking was very impressive and awesome.

the fast commentary just exerts the pain of person who needed to animate and edit so much scenes and make so much models

I felt the accurate utahaptor could have become very scary with enough screentime. I remember the art director of Bioshock , speaking about making monsters: "Make it goofy, and memorable first. Everything scary by rote has been done already, so make it goofy. Then, make it do monstrous things; and that memorable silhouette will become scary."

😂 I love how terrifying a giant turkey would be, but also how hilarious that actual velociraptors would be more like giant chickens

Dude the brow ridge on the trex makes it so much scarier. Just seeing these shadows pointed towards you

You were so preoccupied with whether or not you 'could', that you didn't stop to think if you 'should'.

I love how the first Jurassic World had B.D. Wong's character say that, yeah, the dinos are artificial, labs created monsters and they aren't what real dinosaurs looked like, but it was what people wanted. It nicely addressed 1) that the OG film was fairly accurate to knowledge at the time, 2) explained why the new animals still looked like that, and 3) drove home that the park(s) were to make money, so you have to give the customers what they want.

Let's take a minute to appreciate the effects from a movie made in 1992. Freaking awesome.

Pretty interesting stuff, nice editing to really blend in the scenes. 👍😁

In the first book, Grant explained that the Dinosaurs had motion-based vision because the incomplete DNA was filled in with amphibian DNA. Long story short, the monsters Ingen created looked like dinosaurs, but they were mutants with some dino DNA, and the rest were a mix of whatever the plot needed.

It wasn't just "a velociraptor based on Deinonychus". It was actually Deinonychus. At the time Crichton wrote the book, there was a rather big debate among paleontologists about whether to call it Deinonychus Antirrhopus or Velociraptor Antirrhopus. The book Crichton used for reference used the latter name.

bro that spinosaurus is insane, tbh thats better than the original for sure

The irony is, the more accurate they become visually, the less visual horrifying it becomes; however, once you know how they sound, and envision yourself standing in front of one, or a few meters away, it suddenly becomes more chilling than it ever was before.

The other thing about Rexy (and really predators in general) is that she wouldn't roar and snarl at her prey. She would be very quiet in a chase. The only time when she would roar while chasing is if the offender got near her newly laid clutch of eggs or chicks (just like we see in modern birds and crocodilians).

"Any size difference is negligible" T.Rex since then: has had two more tons added to its estimated average weight, making it outweigh Giga and Spino by a notable margin. T.Rex never gonna get dethroned.

I can't wait to see this video redone 30 years from now

Don’t knock the accurate velociraptor , if you haven’t had a goose chase you and bite you as a kid you can’t know the terror. So imagine it with all those teeth

Adult Trex is said to likely be an ambush predator so it’s weird to me to keep seeing it roar randomly in movies.

I love how these raptors look derpy. It makes them look very uncanny. Much like the shark from jaws, they’re expressionless like a doll. Biological murder machines driven by extreme predatory instinct. When you couple that with their crooked and expressionless face, I find it more terrifying than the real ones.

Velociraptors genuinely looked more terrifying with feathers, the innacurate depiction of them honestly made them look cute. Combining the feathers with how big they made the velociraptors would have been horrifying.

This video was an amazing watch! The fact that you could, by yourself, essentially fix the animals in my favourite film is just an amazing feat by itself. You did an amazing job with the models and the end products are phenomenal

"I was running out of time, so I recreated the entire scene in unreal engine." When it's quicker to recreate an entire scene, than to edit it 😂 The work you put into this video is fantastic

I liked how accurately you rendered Giganotosaurus's fire breath, most scientists ignore that.

You not only have good reconstruction skills, but also very cool humor :)

ooooo you should add the scientifically accurate noises they make too. theres like 4-5 videos and some of those sounds are terrifying

This just makes me wonder how different things would be if the movie could be updated with what current speculation is on how T-Rex _sounded_ as well as looked. Little in the way of badass roars, but instead this creepy rumbling noise that you'd feel more than you'd hear. Imagine _that_ being what causes the ripples in the water glass instead of the big heavy stomping.

Actually, in the book the movie is based off of, it's explained that the poor eyesight is from the frog/toad DNA they used to fill in the gaps, not because t-rexes had bad eyesight.

Like the idea of a fire breathing dino like a dragon. Cracked up at chicken sized velociraptor. Squished in door

To be fair if we were going for realistic then the T rex wouldn’t even waste its time on a human, a human would barely be enough calories

5:00 I love how you made this part 100% accurate to what would actually happen and that the notion that they can't see non moving things is ridiculous.

The crazy thing is Baryonyx which is directly related to Spinosaurus is not only actually shaped like we thought Spinosaurus was, but is one of the oldest and well documented complete skeletons. The Spinosaurus design was actually based off it since they were so closely related. Not just Baryonyx but other members of that family too. It's just Spinosaurus turned out completely unique and unpredictable.

It can't see us of we don't move. Accurate-rex: Cool. Free food

*Raptors enter the kitchen.* Me: "Don't worry kids, one is named Bubba and they're just going to bore you to death talking about 40 different ways to make shrimp."

Just a tip rendering the big dinos- you kind of forget that animals like elephants, rhinos, gators, have really rough, thick skin. Elephant skin being 2.5cm and human skin being 4.0mm (Croc being up to a whole 1 inch thick, Rexy's animatronic's skin was 2 inches thick). This means that the skin would probably wrinkle and bulge much differently than human skin would. It wouldn't follow the muscles as neatly if that makes sense, the skin/fat would move independently of the muscle to some extent. Like the difference between folding a silk sheet and a sleeping bag. You also notice with animals like Rexy that their skin sags and/or wrinkles more along the neck/shoulders/torso/hips- where the body does the most bending/stretching. It would look kind of like fat but it's more just bulky skin. I'd look at komodo dragons or rhino iguanas for reference as well since I think that and croc texture is the closest match to the skin fossils. I think the movie's dinos sell a little better because there's more contrast in the texture and there are more skin creases are painted on. They don't move much if at all but since there are animatronics with a skin material that does, it sort of tricks the mind that there's more going on that there actually is. Another example that may illustrate what I'm trying to say more clearly is The Land Before Time. The way Don Bluth draws his dinos is very simple but it is actually really impressive how he was able to depict that detail. Anyways I just say this because this was a fantastic model and I hope this comment helps with your future endeavors! ^^ Also fun fact: since the T-Rex has an estimated biting force of 18,000 psi and a strong enough skeleton, scientists believe Rexy could have crushed those jeeps with one bite so... nobody was safe there. xD

Even to this day, Jurassic Park's CGI and practical effects hold up even today. Much like Terminator 2 still holds up as well.

This made me very happy considering I'm chased down by 6-10 Canada geese every single day. It is very similar to realistic velociraptors. And they are hella smart. Smarter than they should be. They can also hear/spot/sense you from about half a mile away and *know it's you.* I chose to make friends and now after a few years, they only chase me down for snuggles and snacks. But I can still push them out of the way when they're being rude.

ACCURATE tyrannosaurus rex is my favorite ACCURATE DINOSAURS

Utahraptor truly looks like a giant turkey. Their relations with birds are undeniable.

The Spinosaurus was my favorite. He looked terrifying. Especially in the water during the night scene. Nice work on recreating the Jurassic Park scenes with accurate looking dinosaurs models.

This was so amazing to see. Great work. Also great humour.

People who are saying these aren’t scary, just imagine being ripped apart by these.

Now I'd love to see someone re-do the sound design on this with how dinosaurs actually sounded like (for example, the T-Rex actually sounded like a really low rumbling rather than a loud roar.)

The velocirapors being taken out by a door got a bigger laugh out of me than I expected.

The way he pauses and said T-Rex have the best sight ever and resume was hallarious i laughed so hard

The somewhat smooth skin looks even more terrifying

If you’re gonna get technical about the whole vision thing, you might also want to add the fact that reptiles don’t have the kind of vocal tract that would allow them to roar. Dinosaurs vocalize similarly to modern day reptiles with hisses, grunts, squeaks, honks. A T. rex would have the same kind of rumbling hiss you’d hear out of a crocodile, just amplified to eleven making it even more terrifying.

"SHES CHONKY" is where it got me tho and that little dance

the thing about this is that the dinosaurs (for the most part) were accurate. it explains in the film they're not fully dinos and have traces of frog dna and stuff of the sort, making them different to how they would actually be, while still having lots of traits of dinosaurs.

What I do love about the original T-Rex is that, the head anyways, was an ENTIRE animatronic. It apparently did tend to get the jitters in the rain tho.

This made me really appreciate just how much '90s software tech was pushed to make this awesome movie!

The Accurate velociraptors got me dying 😂

Those Utahraptors were so beautiful! I love how much they are like a cross between an eagle and a grizzly bear! But my favorites were the real Velociraptors 😂 That scene was HILARIOUS!

I enjoyed every second 😊 but I thought trough the video "what a sick bastard" how can someone be so talented yet productive and has such a good sense of humor😅 thank you!

Amazing work!!! Bravo!!👏👏👏 Accurate velociraptor's fate was unexpected 😁! Poor little guy...I love your sense of humor 😁

For those caught off-guard by the derpy raptors, take solace in the fact that, while the lower jaw did curl down at the tip like that irl, it would’ve most likely been covered by lizard-like lips, as was the case with the raptors in the original film. In life, it would’ve looked like the raptor had a strangely prominent chin, perhaps, but that’s about it, no weird reverse-bucktooth thing going on.

5:08 common misconception about Jurassic Park’s T.Rex is that they just “have bad eyesight” they don’t. They can’t recognize prey unless it’s in motion as a result of the frog DNA used to fill in the gaps.

Well done man! So much work put in this one video. I admire it

* Vilosiraptor screams * * vilosirator is squished * the truth hurts...

I love how in the kitchen scene you edited Timmy to say “Its a raptor” instead of “its a velociraptor”.

Honestly there's something way scarier about how the realistic t rex looks like. The way you can't exactly tell its emotions, the barely visible eyes and not knowing how or what exactly it could and would do to you can fill you with a sense of primal dread.

Great video! Great editing. Great explanations. So fun

Trex squats at 1:44

This is an absurd amount of work to put into one video! 😳 The Utahraptors were disturbingly uncanny, I’m not sure I’ve ever seen anything so unnerving 😱😆

T-Rex Scene: 3:49 Utahraptor Scene: 7:08 Velociraptor Scene: 8:43 Spinosaurus Scene: 10:57 Giganotosaurus Scene: 12:51

Not only was this genuinely interesting but fuck the humor got me and made my day. I'm subscribing just for this video alone.

Step 1: watch this video Step 2: develop a fear for dinosaurs

The T-rex eyesight reveal, and the realistic velociraptor vs door both made me roar with laughter so hard my chest and stomach muscles hurt, my cheeks ache, my eyes are red and still watery, and my breathing still hasn't quite returned to normal. The dinosaur makeovers were awesome, the sense of humour was outstanding.

On the one hand, the more accurate versions aren't horrific enough for what is essentially a horror trilogy. The original designs definitely looked better for the intended purpose On the other hand, I love the accuracy of those dinosaurs generally. For one thing, finally someone who doesn't think the T-Rex had feathers because they took one look at an Archaeopteryx and thought 'yeah that makes sense'. And for another thing, these dinosaurs are perfectly adorable. By that, I mean they're exactly as adorable as apex predators should look like: Just adorable enough that they're living breathing animals, not monsters, but not so adorable that you can't take them seriously as predators. It's all around the most perfect representation I've seen of those dinosaurs so far!

Gotta love how the utahraptor had more difficulty *opening* the door, compared to *turning* the handle