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29:09 The Ceratosaurus was spooked away because the poop was of the giant Spinosaurus. Since it was fresh, it meant that the Spino was nearby, so the Cerato thought it best to leave in case it became the next meal

There's several notable things about this film that explains why it's such a change, not just the fact that Spielberg didn't direct. The first JP novel was written by Chrichton in 1990, then after the success of the film the studio asked him to write a sequel which was used as the basis for the script for the second film. JP3 and following films are original scripts based on the prior films. Additionally, David Koepp, who wrote the screenplays for JP 1 & 2, was a seasoned veteran who had written and directed several genres, including action, comedy, and suspense. There were two writers for JP3; this was Peter Buchman's first script, while Alexander Payne only had experience with drama. None of this is necessarily bad, but it helps to explain the change in tone and quality from the first films.

I like how they're crashing and you're too annoyed at them to be scared.

The original script was immediately rejected by Director Joe Johnston, calling it "A bad episode of Friends." It had involved teenagers getting stranded on the island, Isla Sorna, where they meet a strange hermit living in a treehouse. The hermit is actually Alan Grant, having snuck onto the island to study the dinosaurs in their natural habitat.

I don't think it was mention in the first movie but it was mentioned in the book that Ellie have a fiance. I was upset too when I learned they can't be together, I still ship them to this day tho 😂

Love that part where the dinosaur smells them and retreats away since they were covered in poop 🤣🤣

Loved your reaction to Ellie and Grant not being together. They faked us out good on that one

18:50 “this is how you make dinosaurs?” “No this is how you play God” goosebumps

A part I found funny was how Grant was able to have a nightmare about a Raptor with the exact likeness of the male mutations even though he's never seen one until hours AFTER that happened.

I love how she switches to Spanish 🤣❤️ in her reactions

Honestly I always assumed that it was partially the trauma from the first park and Alan not wanting kids that broke them up.... The reality was probably they needed her attached to someone with the connections to come rescue them in the end and it was an easy fix

18:05-18:21: This isn't the Worker Village from the previous film, it's an Embryonic Lab. "The Lost World" took place in the southern half of Isla Sorna while "Jurassic Park III" takes place in the northern half, hence why the ecology is more tropical than what we saw last time, and why the Raptors and Pteranodons here are different from their cousins from the first two movies.

It's kinda funny, Eric was 8 weeks alone and properly had a survival rate of 90%+ the moment he met the adults his survival went down a lot XD. I liked all 3 of the movies. The first one was the best from the Jurassic Park trilogies. I hope you try watching the Jurassic World Movies, too, they have their, own charm and I quickly realized that I shouldn't compare them to the OG. I stopped having high hopes or expectations. I go to nearly every movie with a neutral opinion, and it helped me a lot. Especially with the remakes like Lion King, Beauty and the Beast and Mulan. I liked your reaction to this movie like to the other 2. Thx for a fun ride seeing all your emotions and I think the second half after the boy joined was a lot more enjoyable than the few mins. Before.

The first Jurassic Park was historic, the second was amazing. Take this one with a grain of Jurassic Salt. Now that's chaos.

23:17 I think the scariest thing out of this entire series and out of all the dinosaurs (except for the indo) the spino just standing there looking at them was so menacing lol you’d think it would of ran after them straight up but NAH MF WANTED THEM TO KNOW

This movie will always be a guilty pleasure of mine. Got it as a birthday present when I was a kid and wasn't at all disappointed. I love how chaotic and straight to the point it was compared to the first two and expected nothing more than just an action packed dinosaur flick with Sam Neill returning. Guess being an impressionable dino loving child in the early 2000s was the best way to experience JP3. lol

Raptors truly do give you a look into how smart they are but also in Jurassic world you see that smart too.

For me, I personally love all the movies even if there’s some things I don’t like. If it gives me an excuse to see dinosaurs, I’ll watch it lol I really like they explored the concept of what makes pack animals, or animals in general, intelligent. Just like any animal that work within a group, it’s not a crazy concept that they would have their own language and calls for each other. They’re just like wolves, but smarter. Love your input in each film you watch! ☺️ Also when you were confused about that one carnivore (it’s name is Ceratosaurus btw), the reason why it walked away was bc it could smell the droppings was from a large predator. It knew it was best to stir clear bc it wouldn’t be able take on a dinosaur that size and would probably become it’s next meal. So it left.

26:03 One reassuring fact about pterosaurs; they would be physically incapable of picking you up like a bird as their feet weren't adapted for grasping. In fact, their feet were eerily similar to human feet. However, species like Pteranodon(the ones in the film) could impale you with their beak if they pecked you really hard

I watched all your Jurassic Park reactions and I was promised Jurassic World reactions and they are nowhere to be found! 😱

Archeologists and paleontologists suggest that the Trex should have easily won that fight with spino due to Rexy's massive jaws and jaw strength and due to it's thick neck to support it's head the neck snap shouldn't have been so easy.

A Dinosaur expert has actually said the Spino literally couldn't do that because of how much of a bull neck the T-Rex has, so the T-Rex literally would have won that fight in real life. Also the fact that T-Rex has the strongest bite of any animal ever, and the first bite would have severed the Spinos spine behind the neck and the trakia and esophagus and the wind pipe was crushed by the lower jaw, and from what he said, injures like that are fatal

29:04 The Ceratosaurus was so repulsed by the smell of the Spino stool that it didn't even bother. Fun fact, Mr. Kirby was originally supposed to say "I feel offended" after it walked away, but it was cut.

The water caught on fire when Alan shot the flare because the gas from the boat had spilled into the water.

The dinosaur they first meet is called a "Spinosaurus" and is said to be among the largest ever Theropods ..... Even larger than the Tyrannosaurus, Giganotosaurus and the Carcharodontosaurus. The Spinosaurus had a large sail-like fin on it's back, which may have aided in swimming, making it (possibly) semi-aquatic.

The reason Ceratosaurus didn't attack is because he could smell the poop on Grant, Paul, and Amanda. The Ceratosaurus didn't want to eat something that smells like dinosaur droppings. Ugh! (Me: trying not to vomit)

well, I mean in the first movie lathe reason Grant went to the first park was for money. And now he’s going for money to also for funding another dig. I mean was basically begging a college for more funding. It seems consistent with his character. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Ben died from blood loss in the trees after losing his legs from raptors which spooked Eric away right after being unattached from the parasail.

It's a little over-technical, perhaps, but Pterosaurs the flying creatures are not, strictly speaking, dinosaurs. They are prehistoric reptiles of the same era, certainly, but not technically dinosaurs. Between the original Jurassic Park and this one, they realised that many dinosaurs actually had primitive feathers. That is reflected a little bit in this, but the most recent representations, particularly of smaller carnivores (like raptors and their kin), have feathers.

The facial expressions.... priceless

Interesting to have a Spinosaurus as the main antagonist.

I didn’t think JP3 was that bad. I liked the new dinosaurs in this movie. This film is basically everything from the two books that was left out of the prior movies.

I'm sorry but the look of absolute confusion on your face when it cuts to the phone ringing inside the dinosaur. Same. 100% same 🤣

Steven directed the two movies that came from author Michael Crichton's books. Once the franchise moved beyond the original source material, he pulled back to a producer role. I give him props, however, for retaining the producer position after what happened to the Jaws franchise, to ensure some semblance of quality filmmaking and not allowing things to get too ridiculous and watered down in cheap cash grabs by the studio. It's amazing. Take a good movie, and hand it off to John Williams to score the soundtrack, and it becomes an epic movie. This was the first movie of the franchise that Williams didn't do, and it really shows just what impact he really has in his ability to manipulate our emotions in such a subtle way that we become fully vested in the characters and the plotline. The effects weren't any less, and in all honesty the plot was no more or less ridiculous than either of the first two..... yet we come away from this one feeling let down. You can go down the list of every movie he's ever worked on, and if you try to picture that film without his score, it simply doesn't seem to be as epic or as memorable as it is with his soundtrack. That's no offense to the composers who end up having to follow in his footsteps, but he's a master composer. It would be like asking someone to follow up on one of Mozart or Beethoven's symphonies. It's simply not going to happen, no matter how talented and creative the individual is, because every composer has their own unique style and sound. They each touch us in different ways. Look at the Star Wars movies. John Williams did the score for Rogue One, but none of the other standalone films of the franchise ~ and Rogue One is the one everyone actually loves, while the others fall flat. It's simply a testament to John Williams' mastery. In my personal opinion. And I do agree that once Eric enters the main storyline the movie improves. Up until that point, everyone seems more like caricatures than characters. He brings depth and purpose to all of the interactions between the characters from midway through until the end of the film. Again, just my personal opinion. He seems to bring out the likeability of all of the other characters. He finally gives us someone we can actually care about ~ especially since we're all still in shock that Grant and Sattler are no longer together. I think the mistake of this movie was starting it off on a disappointing tone with that revelation, and it takes us halfway through the film to move past it.

This film came out two months before 9/11.

The very first time I saw this this movie, I couldn't stop laughing very hard. That I could not breath at all: when that woman kept shouting "Eric, Eric...Eric!!!" I thought she was calling the name of a dinosaur? And when her husband got hit/knocked down, I thought she was pleading for a dinosaur to stop. 😂🤣😭😂🤣😭

Dinosaur species: Spinosaurus Tyrannosaurus Rex Ceratosaurus Velociraptor Compsognathus Pteranodon Brachiosaurus Triceratops Stegosaurus Parasaurolophus Corythosaurus Ankylosaurus

Some good and some stupid is a great way to describe the rest of this franchise. I'm not gonna lie, I still bought every Jurassic film because I can still sit down and enjoy them. I guess it helps that I friggin love dinosaurs. Still excited to see you react to the JW films because they do have some pretty great moments. World is a solid reboot and honestly that's all you could ask of it. The other two are very similar in quality to JP3, in my opinion. Cheers Clariss!

Spinosaurus. The world's largest carnivore, and my favorite dinosaur ever. And he was after Grant and the others for revenge, because they hurt his sail with the plane.

I think the reason why Alan and Ellie didn't end up together here was because they disliked the big age difference between the actors. I don't know why this should matter in this case though, because in their roles they could've easily passed as having an age difference of 5-8 years. At least I always thought they weren't that far apart age-wise.

This Spinosaurus is Steven Seagal.

I looking forward to you covering the Jurassic World movies!

The new dinosaur is called Spinosaurus, meaning "Spine-Lizard" . Another real life dinosaur discovered in Egypt. The largest land carnivore on earth, even bigger than T-Rex. From the Cretaceous period. With a mouth that looks like a crocodile.

The gas from the boat was in the water xD that’s why it caught fire

When you say the raptor smarts is unfair, well technically most animals have strengths/skills/abilities over us. We can barely lift a adult pig without tools/assistance. The only reason we're able to compete with animals is our tools and brain ability, and yet humans still lose to animals frequently. With the end scene with the raptors, I like to imagine my own dialog between the raptors. In the final boat fight, the gasoline from the boat is why the flare started the fire. Ik people don't care for this film, but I enjoy it. It does get small references in the jw movies. I like how the raptors get more character development in each film after the first one.

Minor spoilers for the sequel trilogy. Somewhat recently the writers went back and established that the Spinosaurus seen in this movie was an early hybrid test (which you’ll see later on in the sequel trilogy if you keep going). Giving it a reason why it’s so aggressive and beefy compared to the actual Spinosaurus. Doesn’t magically make this movie better but it’s nice that they tried to go back and add a couple extra layers.

I absolutely love your reactions I hope you react more to the series I think there’s three movies left

I really hope that you look into the Jurassic Worlds next.

I admit, the 3rd film is a bit of a guilty pleasure for me. Its definitely the weakest of the films, but still has its fair share of good moments 🙂

sad for udesky is, that he died right before he even know eric is alive... and if eric would have been a few minutes earlier around he would have saved udesky the same way he saved grant.

Can’t wait for you to watch Jurassic World, I really think your gonna like that one very much

I still remember the first thing I saw Udeski's actor in was Air Bud, he played the bad guy lol.

I saw this in the theater with my parents, and I was upset that the Rex died, but it was pretty impressive to see a new dinosaur onscreen, Spinosaurus Aegypticus.

"Alan!"

I love your reaction so very much, at 24:11 despite it was a really cheesy movie lol haha

Great reaction! I’m surprise they didn’t have this dialogue; Mrs. Kirby: Eric!!! Eric!!! Billy: Does anyone know how to shut her up? Grant: Feed her? Mr. Kirby: Try to be married to her. 🦖🦕

Hey, Clariss! Are you gonna watch the Jurassic World trilogy soon? I would love to see your reaction to those movies.

"If he heard his dad's phone and it was coming from the dinosaur, how did that take him in the complete opposite direction. Plot hole!" I'll do you one better- who's phone is it? Eric says it's his dad's phone because he recognizes the Paint and Tile Plus jingle, but earlier in the movie it clearly belonged to Udesky when he was in the plane graveyard. This movie is fun though! Dumb fun

Hii i know ik u were confused in some scenes but I can explain a few when the spino broke through the fence and I couldn't breakers through the door this is because the spinos Arms arnt strong enough to break through the door and when the spino attacks the boat there was oil in the water from the boat love your reaction tho

In case no one knows, the dinosaur you saw attack the plane was actually Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus.

Alan and Ellie couldnt agree on kids and women leave good men (90% divorces initiated by women, if educated) all the time for no real reason. It's surprising IF couples stay together at all in sequels, it's just more realistic for people to not stay together. I'm glad you could see the dumbness in this movie. The first JP was gold. I watched the rest for completeness, but the rest have been cash grab and boring, by comparison. Just boring. And often didnt make sense.

Spinosaurus upstages T-rex: Meh. Raptors show up: Meh.. Pteranodon makes its debut: OMG!

I was equally upset Grant and Sadler are not together lol also about the T Rex losing that fight

About them running to the phone when it was inside the dino. I think the first time, the sound was towards eachother, and then they started to scream each others name, and then they started to follow the screams of each other rather then the phone. I think that is how the dino ended up behind them. That is at least how I think it happend, to at least close one of the plot holes. Ty for another great reaction and more importemtly to me, great commentary!

Hi! As always, loving your reactions to every movie in this franchise. Since you've expressed curiosity about Spinosaurus, and the whole bigger/not bigger than T.rex thingy, I will do my best to answer. I'm no palaeontologist, but I have enough interest in the field that I might as well give this a shot. I will begin with Spinosaurus. This is a very enigmatic animal, and the remains available when this movie was shot were very fragmentary. The production took advantage of this and essentially "built up" Spinosaurus by attaching to it pieces from other giant theropods, particularly its legs, creating a gigantic terrestrial animal that is more or less made up. Thanks to more recent discoveries, we know Spinosaurus was a marvelous animal, something like a gigantic version of a heron: a huge animal that mostly fed on fish, turtles, and crocodiles in the rivers of Cretaceous North Africa. While Spinosaurus was indeed one of the longest theropods in existence in linear terms, it definitely wasn't in terms of mass - this was a relatively skinny, elongated animal with a low center of gravity. You can see a good, up to date reconstruction here: markwitton-com.blogspot.com/2020/05/spinosaurus-2020-thoughts-for-artists.html Now, broadly on the question of size, and the whole "bigger than T.rex" thing which these movies love to do... The first thing to remember is that size is a property of individuals, not species. Just think about how much height variation you see in humans, to make the most relatable example. Now, we are able to make somewhat firm generalisations about modern animals because we can use statistics to draw conclusions from populations that include thousands, millions, or sometimes (like humans) billions of individuals. We absolutely cannot do this with extinct species. We have maybe - IIRC - 27 Tyrannosaur skeletons, all of them partial (although some are very complete) and at different stages of their lifetime, spread over a time period of about two million years (68-66MYA). For other giant theropods, we have even less. For instance, Giganotosaurus, another giant theropod frequently mentioned in these discussions, we only have two specimens, one of which is extremely fragmentary. For a while in the early 2000s there was a bit of a meme in paleoculture about Giganotosaurus (or Spinosaurus) being "the largest terrestrial carnivore ever" and JPIII embraced this idea wholeheartedly. Thankfully the modern field is a lot warier of these grand sweeping statements. We simply cannot determine average population sizes from such small samples of partial skeletons. All we can say is that T.rex and Giganotosaurus, and a bunch of other predatory dinosaurs across the Mesozoic, grew to gigantic sizes that are about the same order of magnitude. Actually establishing which one is longer by one metre or whatever is frankly both impossible and pointless. Another thing that people frequently get wrong is that they obsess over linear measures to a degree that I find extremely bizarre. E.G. how long or how tall is X giant carnivore. But length and height can be misleading, especially in theropod dinosaurs, where the neck and tail combined represent a good chunk of overall body length. When we look at size in modern animals we tend to focus on mass, because that is the only measure that actually tells you "how much of the animal" is there. To make a very obvious example, a giraffe is taller than an elephant, but is it bigger? Not in terms of mass. The problem is that estimating the mass of an extinct animal is very difficult. Different models, built on different assumptions, will yield different results. Again it is safest to say that there are a few species of giant theropods, including T.rex and Giganotosaurus, that were broadly in the same order of magnitude when it comes to body mass. Having said that, of the fossils we do have, the one that shows the most extreme skeletal adaptations and signs of a very large body mass is Sue, a very old (28yo) Tyrannosaurus. Purely based on this, as well as the fact that Tyrannosaurus had specific adaptations to a lifestyle that selected for bulkiness (having to feed on armoured herbivores) might well have been the biggest in terms of body mass. But note that this is a MASSIVE "might" and moreover it is only limited to the fossils we've already found, which are certain to be a very incomplete record. To close on a note more related to the franchise, I personally blame this movie for popularising the idea of the big showdown between two giant carnivores. The Tyrannosaurus and Spinosaurus in this movie see one another and immediately becoming murderous/omnicidal, as if lions and crocodiles (to name one modern-day example) didn't coexist in Africa today without engaging in fights to the death the literal moment they come into contact.This fixation with the biggest, baddest predator is imho very juvenile and makes the dinosaurs in the movie look even more like monsters rather than animals. This by the way is the part where I once again ask if you'd be interested in reacting to Prehistoric Planet! Not only is it *the* standard when it comes to dinosaurs and special effects today, both in scientific terms and SFX quality, but the cinematography is gorgeous imho, and David Attenborough is his usual amazing self. I would subscribe to your Patreon just to see that! :P Cheers

another thing this movie get's wrong is the Spinosaurus (the huge Dinosaur) which as of right now is believed to eat mostly fish

the big one is an Albertasourus 1.35 x the size of a Trex.

For me, Jurassic Park 3 is the best of the series. It delivered exactly what I wanted- a genuine chase through the remains of the fallen Park while examining the hubris of those who built it. None of the other films were able to do that

29:05 he didn’t eat them because they smell bad

Ellie was determined to have kids but Alan Grant was not interested in having kids so they broke up I googled why they didn't have kids

“Alan!!”

Thanks for the reaction. i do some writing, even several scripts doing in well in contests. But question please. What kind of characters would you want to play? Thanks.

I'm really glad to see William H Macy taking risks in his acting choices by playing a pathetic sad sack, instead of his usual casting as a pathetic sad sack.

lol that facial expression in the thumbnail says it all xD

The fight between the Rex and the Spinosaurus is why a lot of people don’t like this film. If that fight had paleontologically accurate, that Rex would have absolutely annihilated the Spinosaurus.

Not even the money in the world would make me wanna go possibly if I was really broke and desperate maybe I put up life-insurance just in case if I’m stuck in a place like that

Jurassic Park - spinosaurs

This is actually one of my favorites in the series. But I’m a big fan of Tea Leoni and William H. Macy. I found it far more entertaining than “The Lost World.”

Question imagine raising a Raptor imagine showing compassion .... a future Jurassic Park Movie did so

That wasn’t a T-Rex it was a spinosaurus

23:20 JASON VOORHEES O'SAURUS

0:25 flying reptiles*

You miss the second one. Jurassic Park 2 The Lost World

10:50 It's a Spinosaurus btw. Just in Case you have not Found it out yourself.

Great reaction to Grant and Ellie dynamic. It doesn't make any sense indeed.

She wanted children, he didn't. Accept the difference is irreconcilable and move on. You will learn in time you will always have might-have-beens and glad-dodged-that-disaster. Always root for the dinosaurs, they're always the smart ones. It was the humans that donated the easy open can of fresh meat. On the other hand birds are dinosaurs and we say bird brained not dino brained.

Do the rest!

Everyone thought that this was going to be the last film in the series, but it wouldn't be until 2015 where we could return to the franchise with JURASSIC WORLD, as it was the highest grossing film in the Jurassic Park films, $1.6 billion dollars against a $150 million dollar budget. Anyway, thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊

They shot this movie without a script. They had scenes and choreography prepped for the dino scenes, because logistically they're complicated... but the rest of the movie they kinda winged it on set as they went along. Basically padding out the movie to tie the dino scenes together. If you notice between the practical effects and the CGI, none of it matches. In the Rex vs Spino scene, the two dinosaurs keep changing colour in that one scene depending on the cut. Rex goes from a bright green animatronic... to a CGI version that was yellow with black stripes, then turns a kind of grey for some reason. Spino goes from red and white... to brown and green... and at one point looked purple. Yet the practical Spino just looked grey all over. And that cartoon Brachiosaur on the river raft scene. Ugh. Even the actors didn't know what they were doing from day to day. Tea Leoni in interviews consistently refers to "animal tronics" when talking about the animatronics :D But, as bad as this movie is, the newest trilogy (JW 1-3) make JP3 look like Citizen Kane.

3:35 I had the same reaction 😂

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But you have to admit, the kid getting distracted by Barney was too real. 31:53 the fuel was leaking before.

That's called a spinosaurus and the other dinosaur is called bull the tyrannosaurus rex

So, when will be the Jurassic World reaction? Jurassic World is not a reboot. Think of it like Star Wars having another trilogy.

How's it going today?

Awesome

I hope you watch the Jurassic World franchise... maybe soon?

El razón que Grant y Satler no son una pareja puede ser por qué Grant fue el profesor de Satler en el libro. Sería un poco raro si un profesor y una estudiante fue una pareja, verdad?

T-Rexes Needs To Get Bigger