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I’ve seen all 6 films, and I will say to this day, Eddie’s death is still the most brutal death out of the entire series. There are many that come close, the fact this guy was fighting for not just his life, but to keep trying to save his friends’ lives made it that more impactful! Eddie didn’t do anything wrong, he wasn’t a villain. He was a hero doing his job and he gets torn in half in the end! RIP Eddie! You were a true hero! 🫡

I wish I had a $1.00 for every time Jane says, "JUSTIN". I would be a millionaire

I just love how she keep yelling "Justin!", like she's begging him to do something about it. It's just too funny XD

Jeff Goldblum was on a talk show talking about making Jurassic Park 2. He said there was a moment when they lost control of the large T-Rex animatronic. For a few minutes the T-Rex was acting on its own. 😲😲

"How many SARAH'S do you think are on this island???" 🤣

The raptors scene wasn’t random. After the big crew of guys rescue Dr. Malcom’s team, they talked about how they’re going to go to one of the abandoned compounds and radio for help. They also made mention that the main problem was going to be the raptors as their satellites have kept an eye on the dinosaurs and their territories. The raptors’ territory is right by the abandoned compound. So that long grass field was right by the compound; they would’ve had to have made their way into the raptors’ territory in order to get to the compound and radio for help. It’s just after dealing with a T-Rex, the main group of people were all just too eager to get out that they basically just said “Screw it let’s just go through the grass!” That’s actually how the bald hunter guy (Rolland)’s friend died. He was eaten by raptors.

Funny you ask of Ludlow was drunk during his presentation. A scene got cut and unfortunately lost that shows Ludlow drunk in celebration of their captures, and that he was the one who broke the infant’s leg. He meets up with Roland, stumbles, and fall on the baby rex, breaking its leg. There’s a screenshot of it you can find. And you can see his bottle of alcohol next to the infant. There was gonna be a scene showing how the T Rex boat fiasco went down, but it was cut presumably for the suspense and reveal. Dino supervisor for JP1 Phil Tippet auctioned off storyboards of it on ebay a while ago. The T Rex woke up while restrained. It’s heart monitor alerts a bulldozer operator and he and a forklift try to hold it down, but the forklift accidentally injures it, making it go crazy. It breaks free of its restraints (you can see the destroyed cage in the movie) and wreaks havoc before they manage to trap it in the cargo hold. Concept art also shows that there was supposed to be a big hole in the wheelhouse where that hand is, implying the rex smashed its head through and pulled the helmsman out, hence the hand that was probably hanging on for dear life. If the view was wider we might’ve seen the hole in the wall, but we don’t know if this was even filmed, so maybe they didn’t bother making it.

Fun Fact: The baby T-rex was an actual radio controlled animatronic prop with sound effects and everything made by Stan Winston studios, so that the actors would have an actual prop to interact with. And the young actress who played Kelly, her reaction of fear seeing the baby T-rex for the first time was genuine.. 🦖😱

One of the reasons The Lost World didn't make as much as the first film, was there was so much competition in the summer of 1997. The Fifth Element, Anaconda, Speed 2, Contact, Face/Off, Air Force One, Batman & Robin, Con Air, Spawn, and of course the number one box-office hit that summer, Men In Black.

Adorable how their reactions calmed somewhat after the daughter came in.😊

37:37 the reason why the rexes came back is because Eddie unintentionally brought them back . Being very caring parents they heard sounds coming from the area were they got rid of the strange thing that had their baby in distress, so out of concern and curiosity that went back.

OMG cuteness overload when your daughter joined the reaction! Y'all should do cartoons and kid movies with the kids eventually. Love it! 💜

Vince Vaughns character was so great in this movie. Especially when he tried to fight the Russian dude😂 also the guy that got eaten by the TRex in the middle of the street is the screenwriter David Koepp

43:54 what they don’t tell you in these movies was that the Compies have small amounts of serotonin in their saliva, so the more they bite the more the live prey becomes lethargic and blissed out

3:50 That’s Compsognathus, one of the smallest known dinosaurs. In the movie, they are depicted having a venomous bite that’ll make your limbs go numb.

When I first saw Jurassic Park I had no clue what a Velociraptor was. Millions of people, including me, only know what it is BECAUSE of Jurassic Park. There would be no Toronto Raptors if it weren't for these movies.

I love that you 2 are freaking out but your little girl was laughing! 😂😂😂❤❤❤

The long-necks: the one from first film is called Brachiosaurus, not bron-ciosaurus, and the species in this one is called Mamenchisaurus. The crested duckbill is called Parasaurolophus. The little critters that swarmed and killed Dietrer are called Compsognathus, "Compy" for short. And the 'Pterodactyl' at the end: Pteranodon.

There is a storyboarded scene which shows how the Rex woke up and escaped it's cage and massacred the crew of the ship, it was supposed to connect the Isla Sorna and San Diego scenes but Spielberg wanted it to be a mystery to the audience of what happened to the ship, but this has lead to wild theories that raptors were responsible when in fact it was just the Buck Rex. There is even a KZfaq video that goes into the scenes I just mentioned, done by Klayton Fioriti, but I will admit it isn't 100% clear how the Rex killed everyone (You'd think you could hide below deck) but the official answer is the Rex.

That actually was a non-poisonous snake, but it looks very similar to one of the most poisonous snakes out there. That's why he was supposed to react like that.

Fun trivia, Jurassic’s compies’ bite is mildly venomous, and their venom makes their victims sleepy.

Many people don't like this Movie because of some unanswered moments, and I can see some of them but they do not bother me at all, and this Movie is my favorite Jurassic PARK movie.

Fun bit of trivia: the civilian that gets eaten at the end is credited as “Unlucky Bastard”, and is actually the screen writer for the first two films, David Koepp.

"Why don't they have military guys with them?" Did you not just see the scene where Hammond explains his team is "low impact" which means a few people and only staying on the outer rim of the island?

You know what makes the Compy death even darker? the fact that each bite had a unique venom that paralyzes you kind like the dilophosaurus, meaning in his last moments of running, his body slowly but surely shut down and there was nothing he could do about it afterwards. This is explained in the novel as well... have fun reading that.

The ironic part of this movie is that the Nephew, and the people who were hunting, actually came to the island, more prepared. The only reason things went badly was because of our hero group. They released the dinosaurs, and made it so the main hunters gun didn't fire. The list goes on. The hunters were generally more prepared, than the so called experts in our hero group.

This is a guilty pleasure movie of mine. Not as good as the first with some stupid moments but the compys are creepy, the scene of the Raptors in tall grass and the truck hanging off the cliff are fantastically tense scenes and Roland Tembo is a great character

Elaine's boss! Yup, it's Mr. Pitt! And yeah, it's based (somewhat) on the Crichton sequel to the Jurassic Park novel. Glad you caught it's a second island, a lot of reviewers don't pay attention or catch that detail. The whole San Diego incident was created by Spielberg (not in the book). The random guy that the rex eats in San Diego by the video store is none other than David Koepp, the screenwriter of the film. As for the boat, there was a deleted scene (not filmed either I think) that raptors got onboard and ate the crew, and the rex killed them, but was still sort of trapped in the enclosure, or something like that. The S.S. Venture was also named after the similarly named boat in the 1933 King Kong film.

37:48 Actually t rex can see really well, it's been proven it has better vision and besides "their vision based on movement" that only works only in movies

28:22 It's a nightmare when that roar means "I'm hungry." It's Hell on Earth when it means "Where is my child!"

Charlotte's gonna be hosting her own reactions channel before you know it!

'Leave them, Natural selection, they're dumb' 🤣🤣🤣

Great reaction. Always thought it was dumb, that no one thought it was a bad idea to keep wearing a shirt, covered in T-Rex blood. Also ridiculous at how long they all held on in the trailer, especially Sarah. No way they could’ve hung on that long.

48:16 "Why would you be In the open like an idiot" Lmaoo 😭😭😭 48:58 Even as a kid I thought that guy was dumb 😭

Charlotte sitting there like "work? Yall just watchin movies"

"Oh, shoot. Oh, shoot. Oh, shoot." Good parenting on your part. 👍

Just found yall tonight...already love janes reactions lol all the squeals and screams oh my :O great to see people fully expressing themselves!

On the boat the T-Rex was in the cage on the deck. It got loose and killed the crew before going into the cargo hold. One crew member managed to close the doors before he died.

Another amazing reaction! nteresting fact: the way Stark is killed by the Compsognathus, “Compies”, is quite similar how an important character was slain in the original novel. I won’t spoil it in case you read the novel. It was the T-Rex who killed the ship’s crew; there was a deleted storyboard about it I believe. 🦖✌️💛❤️🖤

Roland is my favorite in the franchise. Such a cool dude.

Oh uh also just thought I’d mention that Sarah is a new character. She isn’t from the first movie. In fact she is canonically related to the doctor guy who was taking care of the triceratops from the first movie. Her last name is Harding. The doctor guy is referred to as Dr. Harding. There’s a telltale Jurassic park game that comes from the perspective of the said doctor Harding and during the events of that game you learn about what happens to the embryos that got buried with Nedrys death. That game is a really good watch if you guys got the time it’s also got one of the most horrific dinosaurs in the Jurassic park franchise. And what that is would surprise you.

"Justin! Justin! JUSTINNNN!!!" I love it🤣🤣🤣🤣

To comment on your earlier comment on the Pachycephalosaurus being caught, they can tranq them but with all reptiles, tranquilizers take time to work, a little longer than mammals.

The bit that always gets me in this movie is the wildlife expert guy who ends up behind the waterfall gets scared by a non venomous milk snake and then gets eaten. Surely he should have known it was safer to play with the snake

43:45 I love your reactions🤣, exactly what I'm looking forward to see.

If you thought this movie was scary,you should read the novels of this franchise,this movie really was and always will be the scariest film in the franchise, at least for me anyway mostly because of the scenes with the T Rex,especially the one where the big one was in the area where everyone was sleeping, that scene was ripe with tension,there are so many nail biting scenes with the T Rexes that it got me more terrified than with the Velociraptors in the first Jurassic Park

44:55 It's heavily implied that these small dinos have toxins in their saliva that paralyze their pray. If you look at the scene again it makes more sense why he fall and seem to panic as he lose control of his body. Also why the creatures attack in waves, then take steps back and wait, to give the toxins time to take effect.

Funny how caught up they got with the first scene. Saying “you can’t do that” Welp they certainly did and it’s not controversial at all. I don’t see it as “cheap” just reality, People are dying every second. Death dose not discriminate against age. It’ll take whomever it wish’s.

Damn I wish I wasn't walkin to the post office rn, i would watch. I gotta take a seat though 😂

The way that one guy gets killed by a bunch of those little dinosaurs (Compys) is actually how John Hammond (the old guy who created the park) dies in the first book. He falls down a hill, breaks his leg, and they swarm him. Their bites have venom that paralyze you so he couldn’t really run away. They decided to not to kill him in the first movie though.

Watching a movie with your wife: “we’re at work” oh what a time. Goals lol love y’all! Glad you’re watching this series. Number one is an iconic classic but I personally love all 3. JP3 is for some reason the most hated but my second favorite of the three original. Can’t wait 🙏🏽

Love this series!! so glad your doing more movie series reactions like the fast and furious ❤

At 24:00 there was a deleted scene where Ian Malcolm is worried that they are on the edge of unstable situation here called "Gambler's Ruin." A statistical phenomenon says everything in the world goes in streaks. Long story short, once things go bad, they tend to stay bad.

Just so you guy's know, Captain Picard was played by Sir Patrick Stewart while Roland the Hunter in this film is played by Peter Postlethwaite who sadly died in 2011.

47:25 with that gun he had yes. If I remember right that's a 700 nitro Express that is a monster of a gun. It would probably take a few shots but that thing hitting the buck in the dome. I believe after a few rounds it would go right through his skull. That gun is the one that hunters used to take down elephants in like one shot maybe two.

@ 28:45, she says: "Wait! Don't go down, man! Natural selection..." Lolol

To answer what killed the ship’s crew, it was raptors. Although that’s only confirmed through deeper lore from other forms of Jurassic Park media. I’m not entire 100% sure, but I know there’s an official Jurassic Park/World website that has hidden in-lore canon files that expand more about what happens in the Jurassic Park series. I believe in one of the files (or perhaps one of the comics) it is revealed that raptors were onboard the ship and slaughtered the whole crew. However I can’t remember what happened to the raptors afterwards. They may have just jumped off the boat or something.

"Throw your sandwich down bro!" Oh my goodness 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Here are some fun facts for this movie In a lost deleted scene/photo you can see who broke the Infant t.rex leg. It was Roland(the game hunter) or Ajay( his friend) it was Peter Ludlow( Hammond's nephew) after getting drunk from their success and falling unto him. Hence why the Infant t.rex had a grudge against him at the end of the Sandiego rampage. For who killed the Crew on the ship? In earler scripts raptors stowawayed on the ship and in some concept art the Buck( male T.rex) made a whole in the helm quaters The ship's name is a reference to the ship that transported the Original King Kong. Ingen's board of Directors were becoming desperate since the failure of Jurassic Park was leading them to bankruptcy so Peter had the idea to try again on a smaller scale withe the famous speci along with multiple locations.

618 mill in 1997 is pretty huge - over 1.1 billion in todays money Thematically speaking, I really like the darker tone of this movie compared to the first - but Eddies death scene is just the worst because he’s the most likeable character in this film

Its explained in the book (which the film differs from wildly) that the "Five Deaths" name comes from the folklore of the natives of the region. A hero angered the gods, and was sentenced to 5 separate deaths. And in the book, there are in fact 5 deaths. Levine's guide Deigo, Eddie, and the 3 Biosyn employees sent to steal eggs.

12:49 that's such a great line "how many Sarah's do you think are on this island?" Lol Steven Spielberg got so many letters from moms that they wish he would've put the Stegosaurus in the movie its their children's favorite, so he made sure to get it in this one lol 1:02:47 roughly translated that Japanese guy is saying "i left Japan to get away from this shit!" Lol

I just love you guys! Much love from WV!

52:55 Your Daughter walking in reminded me of You Me & The Movies channel. Their daughter walks in, in some of their videos ❤

Yeah, the question and debate over what actually killed the boat crew has been going on for years. Lol

Personally I think the idea to make kids immune from danger is stupid. When there's a kid in a scary movie, you know they won't die, so it takes away a lot of suspense. If a kid dies, it keeps you on the edge of your seat because then no one is safe

Theres a place in CA up in Humboldt County where i use to live where you can actually walk through the woods where some of this movie was made. Ive been in the exact spot where the stegosaurs walked through the creek area.

Don't know if anybody mentioned it already, but those little dinos that swarmed the guy and bit his lip, those are Compys. As you said, they're also featured in Camp Cretaceous. Well prior to that series, there was a fact about Compys that most weren't aware of unless you read the books, and that's that they are venomous. That's why he was struggling to stay on his feet as they kept stalking him. Considering how many of them were repeatedly biting him, he was probably going through Hell internally trying to run.

Something not mentioned in the movie is that the small dinos that attack the small girl and later the man are Venomous. It is however explained in the novels by Michael Creighton

That was a Harmless Milk snake too. That poor snake didn't deserve to be eaten 🤣

Malcom and his team are the villains when you think of it every death in the movie happaned because of them

The Rex somehow got out, killed the crew, for some reason went back down into the cargo hold and one of the sailors who was only mostly dead with his last breath managed to press the button to lock it back in (some unseen, unsung Eddie Carr level of heroism right there). Yeah, it's convoluted and extremely unlikely, but not categorically impossible.

This movie is highly highly underrated it's the second best of the franchise

Ludlow is Hammonds nephew not the kids parents thankfully.

The kid didn’t die Hammond says that when he tells Malcom about the mission , it might be in a different cut of the movie or a deleted scene,

Nothing extinct here, just pure dino-might!

I liked this movie, it was fun and yes that plot hole about how people died on the ship is annoying but I looked it up and there are some explainations that make some sense, but it easily could have been put in the movie though. Another thought I wonder if its impossible for Jane to not say Justin's name in a movie reaction, that would be an interesting bet to see if she couldn't. 🤔😂🤔

If you lived in a world where the Jurassic Park franchise didn't exist...do you reckon you'd still know what a Velociraptor is? 🤔

You realize the Malcolm's girlfriend is the animal expert, right?😅 22:10 that guy has been in a lot of movies, but the one I remember him most besides, this one is James and the giant peach 25:05 you forgot mastodon 28:29 dude, that ain't no yell… That is a roar😎 40:08 that is not the guy who is Captain Picard as well as Professor Xavier believe me that's a different one😂 41:23 her hands would be injured from the broken glass, but definitely not her jacket. It's definitely from the T-Rex baby blood. 43:42 the thing about compsognathus is they're only scavengers that there's not a lot of food, but they will hunt as a pack if there's any creatures that are either injured or small enough for them to gang up on... say a jerk human that tried to zap them 44:58 the guy is injured, weak, and frightened… Any predator knows to strike when the prey is injured 48:36 punch him in the nose… Dude, if you go anywhere near that things mouth you are done😅 48:53 I think these T-Rex's don't care if you don't move, they might have better eye vision, and have a good sense of smell 52:46 kick him???? you guys are giving some bad advice. These creatures know when an animal tries to defend them self all they gotta do is get one hold on you with their teeth and you're done.😅 sorry to say, but the predators in these movies are a little bit smarter than you think. A lot smarter than sharks or bears. And yeah, sure it worked in the first movie because it didn't have enough maneuver to go around and it was hanging from the ceiling which gave Alan Grant an advantage… Plus there was a kid on top of its head, so added weight 59:39 😅 did that kid just say what I thought she just said😂 Never mind 1:02:48 this part gets me because it's supposed to be a reminiscent of Godzilla movies😂 1:06:10 just like what I said in the first movie the fact that all of these dinosaurs were in kids books as well as in museums as fossils everyone wants to see every single dinosaur out there… But you are definitely right they should not have bred the Pterodons.

12:12 truest statement of the whole damn thing 🎞️ 🎦

Jane jumps so much! 😂 wonder how she'll react to the indominus in Jurassic world lol

The way the crew of the SS Venture died was actually by the male Rex. The Rex broke out of the cage thing, killed most of the crew, and was led down into the cargo hold by the last fully surviving crew member, while the dying act of another was to hit the button to close the Buck in. The film never showed the port side of the wheelhouse, which is where the Rex busted through. Unrelated fact: I built the RVs from this movie out of Lego. I’m on my 6th version, but I’m mostly happy with the result.

For the Dinosaurs that were present in the movie hre is some aid to help out. Compsognatus( Comp-sog-gnat or nate-thus) or Compys ( the little green ones) Stegosaurus Parasaurolophus (Para-saur-rolo-phus) has the long bony crest Pachycepholasaurus( Pachy-ceph-fula-saurus) has the battering ram for a forehead Gallimimus(Gally-My-mus) the ones that look like ostriches Mamenchisaurus(Mam-men-chi-saurus) the sauropod( long neck) that Jane mistacked for a Brachiosaurus Tyrannosaurus Rex ( you met Buck, Doe and Junior, the thrannosaur family) Velociraptor( Tiger striped variant) Triceratops

IIRC there was a scene on the cutting room floor of some raptors that got on the boat before it left the island and ended up killing all the crew.

Cameo from your baby girl. She’s adorable guys. ❤

23:25 In a deleted scene, the reason why the baby T-Rex has a broken leg 🦵 😢 and is wailing out in pain is because John Hammond's dirt bag of a nephew (Peter Ludlow) 😠😡 while drunk 😓, kicked/stomped on the poor thing's leg 🥺😣😔! He treats the dinosaurs 🦕 🦖 like they're objects to be used for profit 📈, and not the _living creatures_ that they *are* 😠😡!

1:03:01 Well, as far as I have heard, the dude (the "actor") the rex ate was one of the writers of the movie. Meaning that if you think about it, he kind of caused all of this

there are definitely things im seeing more now as an adult watching this

The guy getting wrecked by Compys gotta be funnier than the chubby guy who got killed in the van

It's really fun pausing it at scary times just to see the facial reactions

This installment is my personal favorite JP movie of the franchise.

this is my favorite jurassic movie out of all 6 films

I read the books, and I think the t rex tongue scene thing by the waterfall is inspired by one of the events in the books, which is far more disturbing haha

Eddie shouldn't have died. He was the best character in the movie in my opinion.

*T-rex eats dog* Me: alright boys let’s put some honesty in the term “fossil fuel”

The baby wanted to join them that's cute

"Ninja kick the damn Raptor!" 52:40 👀 -Michelangelo, I pray some day you will see the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie 🍕🐢🐢🐢🐢

My gut reaction is "isn't your daughter a little young to see this movie" but then I watched the first movie when I was like 4 so 😅 worst case, it gets her into genetics and molecular biology like it did for me 😂 😂

So the compies have a mildly venomous bite so that’s why Deiter wasn’t able to get away from them. It’s actually how Hammond died in the first novel.