..............he called them 'six foot turkeys' not 'turkey sized' lol. so not accurate at all....Ironically the most scientifically accurate part was I think, when they said you could get dinosaur blood from amberfied-mosquitos....i'm pretty sure they actually did that...except there's no way to do anything with it because.......it's fossilized too. (Which did nothing to stop the people with no sense of self preservation whatsoever to get all excited and "WE MAKE JURASSIC PARK NOW KTHX!!!" and the people with common sense "DID YOU EVEN WATCH THE MOVIE THERE ARE 6 NOW ABOUT WHY THAT IS A TERRIBLE IDEA"
Yes, it’s getting annoying… almost everybody who reacts to this movie thinks that Hammond is Nedry’s dad after he said “thanks dad” 🙄 They don’t understand sarcasm
@@Sinnathan what’s also annoying is everybody calling everything “underrated!” Why?? When has labeling everything as underrated become everyone’s favorite thing to do? Most of what they are referring to isn’t underrated at all
Another great reaction, Lirtzie! Such a beautiful, energetic reactor, and I love the accent! ❤ As a long time Spielberg and dinosaur fan, this is one of my favorite movies. I think I saw it about a dozen times in the theaters. Yes, this is based on a book by Michael Crichton. I recommend reading the book. John Hammond is not Dennis Nedry's dad. Nedry was being sarcastic when he said "thanks dad" because Hammond was lecturing him. The ground penetrating radar (GPR) the paleontologists were using to image the raptor near the beginning of the film was a relatively new technology back then. Nowadays it's a common tool used by archeologists, paleontologists, treasure hunters, and surveyors. In reality, velociraptors really were about the size of a modern wild turkey. What were used in the movie more closely resembled Deinonychus, but I guess Spielberg thought Raptor sounded better. There's no evidence to support the view that a T-Rex would not be able to see you if you didn't move. If you ever meet a T-Rex, run! Dinosaurs would have a tough time surviving in today's world. The air in the cretaceous period contained about 50% more oxygen then today's air, and the temperatures then were about 5-10 degrees celsius warmer than today. That T-Rex chasing the Jeep would have had to stop every few steps and catch her breath. The sequel, The Lost World is very good too, in my opinion. The third movie (not directed by Spielberg) is not as good, but if you're going to watch the franchise, you have to see them all.
Thank you so much!! I really want to take time to read the book now after seeing this movie 💯 Yees I totally misunderstood hahahah I had no idea about all this, thank you so much for sharing!! It would be so weird if the dinos lived with us in todays world 🤯
This movie holds up to this day! The CGI looks really good and I'll say better than most CGI in movies nowadays. I remember that triceratops scene and I told my little brother, "That's a real dinosaur" 😂
Ooh, first time watching Jurassic Park - nice! Edit: finished watching the reaction, that was great 😁Only Lirtz would respond to the first sight of a T-Rex with "look at the toe beans!"
"Welcome... to Jurassic Park." Fun Fact: The franchise generated much interest in dinosaurs that the study of paleontology saw a record increase in students. Lost In Adaptation Fact: The Mr. DNA (Greg Burson) cartoon was Steven Spielberg's way of condensing much of the novel's exposition into a few minutes. Practical Over CGI Fact: What made this movie the groundbreaking flick that we know today, was the use of Practical Effects with CGI mixed in. If this movie was made today, CGI would have been used for everything and it wouldn't have looked good. Self Insert Fact: Michael Crichton said that his views on science and genetic engineering are largely expressed by Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum). Steven Spielberg saw many parallels to himself in the character of John Hammond (Richard Attenborough). Fittingly, Spielberg cast a fellow filmmaker in the role, who begins his tour of the park by showing a movie in which he also acts. While Malcolm is dressed entirely in black, Hammond wears all white. Not The Virus Fact: The guests' encounter with the sick Triceratops ends without any clear explanation as to why the animal is sick. Michael Crichton's original novel and the screenplay, however, include an explanation: the Stegosaurus/Triceratops lacked suitable teeth for grinding food, and so, like birds, would swallow rocks and use them as gizzard stones. In the digestive tract, these rocks would grind the food to aid in digestion. After six weeks, the rocks would become too smooth to be useful, and the animal would regurgitate them. When finding and eating new rocks to use, the animal would also swallow West Indian Lilac berries. The fact that the berries and stones are regurgitated explains why traces of them are not found in the animal's excrement.
I think you would enjoy all the sequels in the Jurassic Park franchise, Lirtzie. 👍😊 They are all top-quality films. You will probably have the usual naysayers who will attempt to tell you not to watch some of them just because they didn't like a particular sequel, but I recommend you watch all of them and judge for yourself if there are any you don't like. 😊🤗
The storm wasn't originally in the script but they filmed in Hawaii and it was hit by a hurricane and it destroyed some of the sets so they wrote it into the movie, Spielberg apparently played board games with the kids to keep their minds off the storm. The scene where the plexiglass roof of the SUV falls on the kids wasn't supposed to happen but the T-Rex malfunctioned and pushed down too hard so that was the kids genuine reaction.
What do you mean you haven't seen it yet? You're wearing a Jurassic Park shirt all the time. How dare you? 😱 At least now you are allowed to wear it. 🌝 This novie still holds up. I like the visuals better than the ones from the Jurassic Wold movies. It just has more practical scenes. Glad you liked it! 🎉
Hi Lirtzie, great to see you!🙂That black floral outfit looks very nice on you!🖤Dennis is not Hammond's dad. He was just being sarcastic when he said that.😉The T-Rex and the Raptors did become popular after these films. Famous author Michael Crichton wrote the book. Unfortunately DNA has a short lifespan, so it is not possible to get dinosaur DNA. The sequels are not as good as the first film, but they do have some interesting things to offer. I would watch them here again.🙂Great reactions to your first Jurassic Park film, Miss Lirtzie!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Hi Mike and same to you! Thank you so much ❤ Omg yeah I misunderstood that big time hahaha. Maybe that is good that we can't get hold of it, humans tend to not be super responsible when it comes to things like this 😅 Looking forward to watch the rest!!
The reason the paleontologists and the scientist goes to the island is because of the law suit by the family of the worker who was killed in the opening scene, by the raptor. The lawyer goes to the mine at the start, and talks about it. The file system is pretty much standard UNIX, so not that strange that a hacker would know it. But... yeah, some artistic license. Though the file manager does exist.
I think we all understand sarcasm to be honest. If there is so many people not catching on it, maybe they failed in the movie? Maybe they could have done it in another way (said it different, different situation etc).
@@LirtzieI saw this movie when I was 8 and there was no confusion about that line at all. Up until I started watching these reactions, I'd never known anyone to be confused by it. I'm not going to call it annoying or blame anyone for not getting it, but there pretty clearly is some sort of interesting generational divide on that one. I don't think it's strictly about understanding sarcasm.
They showed the birds (pelicans) at the end because birds are basically dinosaurs with feathers and a beak. They evolved directly from dinosaurs similar to velociraptors.
Loved the movie when it came out and had the DVD for many years. Also liked Laura Dern in this and the film "October Sky". Now unfortunately, the dinosaurs are very dated mainly because of feathers and other knowledge gained since then. The T Rex always bothered me because of it was probably just a low growler not a roarer, it had excellent eyesight for things standing still or not, and had excellent smell so anyone standing still would have been a quick snack.
@@Lirtzie Yesss Ma'am 😍💯 and hey that part where the really mean old weenie lawyer guy selfishly abandoned the poor kids just desperately Scrambling trying to hide sitting on the toilet 🤭 Cronch Rexy She found him and Eaten him up anyways lol it's actually kinda funny and he deserves it for selfishly abandoned the poor kids would you agree with me?
😎👍 I won't spoil anything important about the plots of the next two entries in the franchise, but I'll just let you know that in "Jurassic Park II, The Lost World" you'll get to see stegosauruses, and in "Jurassic Park III," you'll finally get to see flying pterodactyls. 🦕🦖
Meecrow wahwey, cantlowpay, DINASAUS! Right down the road, cant miss it! - guess we will cya there! - YEP!again, awesome reaction! glad u liked it! hope u gonna watch more, even if most people think it goes downhill from here and sure, it does! but its not a nosedive! the rest of the movies are deff watchable and are fun bec its DINASAUS!
@@Lirtzie You definitely should react to T1 and T2 at some point. I meant that from 1991 till 1993 Terminator 2 ruled the world and was THE blockbuster. But Jurassic Park managed to top it.🙂
@@Lirtzie You will love the Terminator franchise, Lirtzie. 👍❤ You're so lucky you get to see them whenever you want, instead of having to wait years for each of the sequels to be released.
@@Lirtzie Everything you said during your reaction was fine, Lirtzie. 👍🤗 It was fun to see how much you were enjoying the movie. ❤😊 Please keep doing your videos any way that suits you.
