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In real life this would give you PTSD.

Why was she limping anyway, her leg was ok 2 seconds ago?

@@jorgecabezas1966 someone said there was supposed to be a scene with her tripping and hurting her leg but it couldn’t be filmed because of the hurricane

@@guineapig0983yes i’ve seen that deleted scene, idk why it was deleted 😭

​@@guineapig0983 It was Mr. Arnold's death that couldn't be filmed because of the hurricane. That scene was supposed to take place way earlier, at around the time Nedry also dies. The scene where Ellie trips on the dismembered Mr. Arnold's leg (which happens in this sequence in this video) was filmed, it just wasn't added into the final cut, presumably for pacing reasons. They actually finished creating the fake dismembered leg prop together with the arm prop that did make it onto the final cut, and a Jurassic Park collector actually owns both the fake arm and leg today.

I agree.

Yes, it was very claustrophobic and had a real feeling to it in that bunker building, the sets that they filmed this movie it had a real feeling to it, minimalistic, the actors act as if it is real dinosaurs. Whereas in the newer movies they act as if the dinos. aren't there, because it most probably is cgi i think? They flash with more money, tech and budget, but still lame story & you sit and wish for them all to die lol

One of the big key elements here is Spielberg didn’t show Laura Dern what the raptors looked like so when it jump scared her that was her actual reaction to seeing it the for the first time.

Aggre, this was the only scene I couldn´t watch when I was a kid.

also the dinos are dangerous and not pets

Sequels were boring.. Yakh

Was this meant to be a funny moment or not?

Huh

@@stephenraynes2148 huh?

@@stephenraynes2148 huh?

@@stephenraynes2148 huh

These aren't villains

​@@Amp661 They are... you could say "misrepresented" but they are the baddies. (Movie) Hammond is not the villain... he is just blissfully ignorant and never took into account that the creatures that he created "might" turn against him.

"LOL nope"

kkkkk

😂

Voiced by David Attenborough.

4:33 I never noticed this when I was younger, but the raptor with the snake slithering on the branch was a third raptor. For some reason I always thought it was the first; the one Muldoon was aiming at

@@epicraptorman Yeah, that too. There are so much in movies that you don't see at first, but later you do and get it. ;)

It is the raptor that muldoon was aiming at

I was under the impression that there were 2 raptors hunting Muldoon and the third was the one who attacked Ellie since there are 3 raptors in total.

​@@JonathanDorepedneault-xq4oeNo it's not

The lack of the scene made the arm thing 100 times more effective. God himself helped Spielberg to perfect this movie.

God has nothing to do with it, weather is weather.

​@@dstreetz91You are right, Rider.

@@dstreetz91Praise God🙌

I guess it kind of makes sense. Malcolm is a mathematician yes, but one of things he does is assess risk for insurance purposes. So needing to understand a blueprint for a building is kind of expected.

Reading a schematic can’t be too bad

"Show don't tell" is the number one rule of good filmmaking. Good storytelling doesn't require spelling out every plausible thing that occurs on screen. Maybe Malcolm worked in construction or something? Who cares? Would that have actually added anything to the movie if they had come out and had Malcolm say "Oh btw, I used to work in construction, that's why I know how to read a schematic!". No, they chose to simply show him able to do that completely plausible thing rather than spelling out that otherwise useless fact about him, and allowed us to fill in the blanks. Now if they had him displaying some completely implausible skill like hacking into the park's mainframe, or performing olympic-level gynmastics to escape the T-Rex, THAT would require some explanation earlier on.

To me, this is less about Malcom knowing how to read a schematic, and how Hammond doesn't. Further reinforces the reality that he's a stupid old man who can't do anything on his own and doesn't understand anything about his own creation. But it also represents his non-linear way of thinking: instead of trying to navigate the passageways, he just tells her to follow the giant power cables because surely they must lead to the power distribution center.

But also how would John know how to read a schematic

He knew he was toast. Action is always quicker than reaction and drawing "under the gun" (someone aimed at you) will get you killed. He was already dead at that point and was experienced enough to know it so chose to acknowledge a worthy opponent

Let us all hope we have the calm to deliver such a great final word haha

You think that's a street dog, you move aside gun she will calm down

He was actually suppose to live in the movie but the actor was already diagnosed with cancer so he requested to be killed off 😢

He died 6 years after Jurrasic Park released

Arnold had some good sense too I think. Other than going to the shed... fatal error.

Sattler

Laura Dern made us fear things right along with her. Her portrayals of surprise and terror were priceless in this movie.

I wish she could say “I would be back at home sitting on the couch drinking lemonade and the exact same moment where I hoped would would never see another dinosaur or bone ever again”

0:11 I find it hilarious how John reacts to Ian swiping the walkie-talkie out of John’s hand

Well the actor wanted them to kill off Muldoon cause he was unfortunately fighting cancer at the time and lost

You have to have an iconic death in movies like this. The tough guy with the gun has to get taken down by the beast in most movies like Quint in Jaws.

@aaronflowers8881 Yeah. And it adds to the fear factor with knowing that the raptors are so powerful that they were able to kill the hunter who has been guarding them

Is it not the alpha that kills him? Was always the impression I was under.

I think Muldoon knew he was going to die but still tried. Remember when he told Ellie “because we are being hunted“? He told her to run for the shed while he moved forward saying “I’ve got her”. He was using himself as a distraction, but deep down I believe he had a feeling he was going to die. That is my perspective. I do not know if it would be actually true or not. Muldoon was my favorite staff member in the first movie, I wish that he did survive to tell the tale. RIP Bob Peck.

He was even more badass in the book. He blew up a raptor with a rocket launcher while drunk and hiding from them in a pipe.

@@NocturnEternalYeah as soon as they entered that jungle area the raptors had them. Muldoon was the bait to allow Ellie to get into the maintenance shed.

She lost her flashlight all of the sudden on the way back out.

Yep I agree

Thanks for the explanation. I always thought it was charging a capacitor for momentary power to close the relays.

@@vex123 I think it's because the voltage is so high, it needs to slam into place as securely and quickly as possible to reduce the chance of arcing, which is why he said normally you'll be wearing PPE.

Yep. Ellie is adorable. She's smart, brave, and looks great in her outfit!!!.

She was even prettier in part 3.

That's right! ^_^

Yeah but he's no more.

He was made a life peer in 1993 and became Lord Attenborough. He sadly passed away in late August of 2014. He was an excellent actor, indeed.

You're right.

They used the Utahraptor for size and kept the cooler name.

I cant decide who was more terrified... Arnold or Muldoon. Ofc Muldoon knew the Raptors were out... yet he has the experience of hunting big game killers but I dont think Lions or Tigers would "test the fence systematically". Arnold had no idea about the Raptor fences going off (even after he checked per Muldoon's request and after turning off the main power). He walked in to his own death... in a dark encloser... unknowingly.

I thought a pigeon did it

@@daustin8888 They did evolve from birds after all 😉

Hmm, i thought it was a moose.

The flashlight just dragging 😭😭😭😭😭😭💀💀💀

😂

😂

Funnily enough, same director for both jaws and Jurassic park. Who would win? Bruce (or jaws shark) vs Velociraptor. Tbh both are scary but I'd go for the velociraptor

Both his eye and his arm.

Besides the very first scene when it ate Jophery, yes.

Besides the very first scene when it ate Jophery, yes.

Yep.

Kachow

Ka...chow

Terrifying, you mean?

@@jurassicnoah9220 Nope Hilarious

@@gedmaster2183”GODDAMN”

😂 I agree, with the part where she smiles and says I think we’re back in business, then ROAR!!!!!

John

Nothing is perfect

The raptors when they're not CGI also look a little unconvincing imo

Because it isn't meant to be a fall. The electricity literally shoots him through the air

Harder to see where your foot is landing when going down, couple that with him being a kid and in fear.

@@landmine121 yeah he probably was in panic mode once the alarm went off.

Raptor: surprise

@@goteamgodzilla9718 (Screaming) OH MY GOD

Why is it necessary to say Robert Muldoon that many times? That was so unnecessary and repetitive.

SAME GURL

The explanation is because it would make for an effective scene