It's my favorite line from any movie

You know that device is a contact, injected using your finger, and is for diabetics to monitor their blood sugar levels, right?

Yeah and it what most hollywood directors would do. they COUDL make a shitty move but should they!

Sounds like me trying to reason with a Liberal when it comes to them taking advantage of their rights. "We have every right to freedom of speech and protest on freeways because it is a peaceful protest." "Yeah you guys were so preoccupied that you could but that you didn't stop to think that you should."

a line people in real life should take to heart

Johan Oenomaus that awkward moment when there's only 12 minutes of Dino foottage in a Dino movie...

Johan Oenomaus It truly was.

I loved these scenes even as a kid because it was the anticipation. Its the roller-coaster going up the ramp at the beginning and it's super exciting.

@@anthonycampos2634 Jurassic Park is not a "Dino Movie"..

Same with me as a kid, but now with the understanding I have today as an adult I have a full understanding and appreciation of these types of scenes that are in the movie.

"Boy, he hates being right all the time."

To think... his warnings might not have fallen on deaf ears if only he didn't turn everyone against him by making that weird, obnoxious growling laugh on the helicopter ride to the island.

To be fair, it’s hard to take a guy like Malcolm seriously. Especially when he’s been coming across as condescending and obnoxious, throughout that entire tour.

Geniuses are often obnoxious, arrogant, and condescending. Isaac Newton made it a goal of his to erase Robert Hooke from history (even burning the only known portrait of him) because Hooke insulted him once. Nikola Tesla was notorious for being cruel, condescending, and horrible with people. Even Einstein believed himself to be above reproach, and became irritated when people like Planck and Bohr disagreed with him. Mozart knew he was the smartest person in the room, and wouldn’t waste his time teaching anyone how to write music. Michelangelo was so vindictive he spent time working insults to the Pope into his artwork in the Sistine Chapel. They’re human beings. They’re not devoid of emotions that the rest of us experience. They are aware of how much they know, and become frustrated when most other people don’t. Understandable, if you ask me.

@@Daniel-zp2pi the scientist that made these dinosaurs was condescending to the whole group especially towards Malcolm. And Malcolm was right the dinosaurs shifted sexes due to the frog DNA used. In the Novel that very scientist was killed by his creations. He survived in the movies to make worse mistakes..

Very good point! The message is so well knitted into the story you don't even realise it, but it really is profound and powerful!

anjun Ok so whats the message. Lets see if you didnt just type in some pretentious comment. Whats the message?

Utrekz that's what I'm thinking too

that if we keep going with our main intent to make money then our collapse at our own hand is inevitable

One that clearly went, unheard

Feminists in a nutshell Liberals in a nutshell Hillary Clinton supporters in a nutshell Black lives matter in a nutshell

@@couragew6260 WOAH

@@couragew6260 Easy there buddy

How I feel any time I see some AI robot

@@pikayune9848 He is kinda right tho isn't he. Let's think logically here considering it is an Ian Malcolm video

Humility, shame, hypocrisy, those words died a long time ago. It's more staggering how some people are infected with those flaws but act like they don't exist.

They've always been greedy, they were arguably without any morals back in the industrial revolution when they hired children to work they're equipment. Regardless, they are showing they're true colours the more and more they're allowed to get away with.

Have you heard of what corporations did back in the day? This is hardly a thing unique to modern corporations. It is an intrinsic byproduct of capitalism and commodification.

​@@romanr.301And it's only going to get worst from here with AI. Corporations controlling crucial industrial sectors are pushing for the implementation of AI and only god knows what will transpire from all this.

Governments now too, state of florida will fire any state employee that mentions global warming or climate change. And this is a state that needs to prepare way ahead of time for the coming flood. Its all just right wing, fascist mentality of placing short term benefits over long term stability, makes sense they have so much corporate support in their war on reality

Yes I appreciate this scene much more now.

@Tuna Breakfast That, doesn't mean anything. There's a difference between intention and exacution.

@@The_PokeSaurus and man some people were executed...

@@miclowgunman1987 Haha.

That's what's so tragic about John Hammond in this movie. He's a dreamer. He wants to share something beautiful and revolutionary with the whole world, but doesn't think about the ramifications or potential risks. Hammond is even willing to let people give honest feedback, but he's so wrapped up in what *can* be that he won't stop to think of what *is.* It isn't until everything goes to shit that he realizes that he should have stopped and gotten his head out of the clouds long enough to consider how dangerous it all really was.

@@MrImastinker it's a big change from the novel but an interesting change

jw870206 Yes, I also liked him in The Lost World where he's more humble and less cocky. He makes great points here though.

+Philip Skiles In "Lost World," he had been humbled by his experiences at the Park, and as a result was more or less the Cassandra (Greek tragedy reference) of "Lost World."

oh yeah, for sure. i also think its not right to say he isnt "cocky", but rather hes confident in his stance and is tired of others not seeing it despite all thats happened. in this case, this is the first time saying it. hes honestly trying to make his case, while in the jurassic world hes now just pleading more than anything. hes tired of saying it over and over

This is his second best performance. The best performance Goldblum ever gave was in The Fly.

Cory Hooper It makes me sad that no one listens to Ian, yet oddly satisfied that they get what's coming to them because they didn't listen.

I call him malcolmfly...

CorvusOfMellori love this line

Just like all the CGI studios (yes, even Industrial Light & Magic).

CorvusOfMellori Send this to people who want cat girls

_"There is no 'ought' from 'is'"_ - David Hume

"Uh COO-PAWN daaay"

BRs Anime Corner He was an asshole.

Ca-hoooooooooooooooo Pon.

Genero actually lives in the book

That was the point, then you didn't feel bad when he got eaten.

And that's the point. Jeff Goldblum is one the best actors ever.

Agreed.

+Fernando Baez Yes he is isn't he. Dangit, I love him.

"HE'S SO AWESOME! HE'S SO PERFECT! AND AWESOME!!" - Randy Marsh

He is so beautiful

T-Rex got his coupon day when he ate him.

No matter what brilliant, wondrous things a scientist invents for the masses, there will always be a greedy sociopath waiting to trademark and restrict it, so that they can profit from it as much as possible.

(Coughs) Hollywood!(coughs)

like the entirety of the modern world? Hollywood making classic movies sequels for cash, scientists acting like God now, modern music, you name it

Even the jurrasic park franchise

Disney Star Wars

That was the intent of the script in this scene (heavy-handed though it was)

Yes and absolutely!

Good one. Makes me rather excited to reread it.

in a nutshell

Juan Cardona Their remaking The Lion King as well. That's not even doing a live action remake, that's just a movie with realistic looking CG animals. And even if they did bring in lions and tried training them to do all the crazy stuff in the movie, I'm afraid I'm going to have to side with PETA when this goes to the courtrooms. I also saw a TV spot for the remake of Beauty and the Beast and well... I hate to say this because I'm a fan of Emma Watson... but she cannot sing.

it´s all about the money, they don´t care if she sings bad, we have to swallow it like Negan said to Rick

Juan Cardona I think the movie that will kill the remakes will the remake of The Little Mermaid because it's going to be a special effects nightmare. If the underwater scenes are going to be underwater, then all the shots can only last between nine and eleven seconds, and if the underwater scenes are NOT shot underwater, how can you make it look like someone is underwater, when their not? Also, our leading lady is going to have to wear greenscreen pants which will make it hard to look like she's swimming, and make life hell for the animators for the fish tail. I doubt wire work will be effective because that only makes it look like you're jumping very high. And even if they do manage to film and animate the underwater scenes, by the time their finished, they'll probably be out of money and be unable to film the land scenes. Making people look like tall blue elf like aliens on a jungle moon is a work of art that deserves to be preserved and be viewed for all time, but making someone look like a merperson underwater is past the budget and tech limit, and liable to destroy Disney.

the Acuaman movie will use special effects under water so... yeah

"Boy do I hate being right all the time"

He might also be talking about Sony's attempt to cash off of Spider-Man: Homecoming with the unnecessary non-MCU spin-offs like Venom and Silver & Black.

Malcolm talking about Lost World

No. 3 maybe but not World.

The Lost World got the raptors behind the tall grasses. Those were cool! Please, don't touch my childhood. :)

lol perfect

@@almightylordsalamander2245 And, Ellie, Ian and Grant are confirmed to be back for the last film!

good point.

Ha!

I understood that reference XD

I'm saying lol Dr. Malcolm would give Dr. Brundle quite the mouthful.

Yeah, he's talking from experience!

hahahaha that was funny, you get a like

I don't get it....

And the crass commercialization thereof. This is the basics of ethics in science. Research MDs being constantly tackled by slimey, shameless pharm reps, for example.

@@dk-p3248 it's pretty much entry level ethics that these scientists ignored. It's like if we gained the ability to upload human minds into immortal cyborgs or if we perfected cloning technology. What sort of ramifications would that have on human psychology? What would that do to a person's sense of self his or her entire being could be copy and pasted like a computer file. What if you were a copy and the original you died a long time ago, would you even notice the difference? In this scenario, with these scientists, you'd get one unanimous answer. *LOL WHO CARES ABOUT THAT NERD SHIT! MAKE THAT $$$$$*

He goes further with it in the Novel. Malcom's belief in Chaos makes him question lots of what is often considered normal scientific practise. You get bits of it in the film "what's so great about discovery?", but it's well worth reading book Malcom if you liked that aspect of the movie.

@@robertleftwich2811 from what i got( i never read the book) hes a bit of a coward in the book isnt he?

Crichton (author of Jurassic Park) is a well known scientific contrarian and he stated that Ian is an outlet for his opinions so I wouldn’t be surprised if Malcolm did want to put a break on scientific progress.

A true natural..

Attenborough has always been underrated as an actor in general. He’s mainly known for this film, directing Gandhi, and just being a British old guy. He was a truly great actor.

Maybe anger is too strong a word, but he’s definitely irritated, or most charitably, confused by Malcolm’s criticism. He genuinely doesn’t understand why Malcolm would be opposed to the concept, especially given who revolutionary the work of the Jurassic Park scientists is.

Don't mean to be too political, but kind of just all the people in hollywood trying to virtue signal by 'standing on the shoulders' of geniuses to further their agenda, w movies, shows, comics, etc.

And how they ruined Spider-Man as well. (In live action)

Disney remakes in a nutshell

And let's not forget the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Also with ai art

He pretty much carried the entire franchise after this

Gennaro Reanimated lol

+Dave Johnson ha ha brilliant. That film was a pale imitation of JP.

Yep it's should be called that not dominion

Lol. The fly

Tried AI art 🖼️ once…it sucks!

JackassBauer1 sorry I can’t agree with this one. I loved JW and JW2, I thought they were great movies. I grew up watching JP-JP3 and I loved all of them even if their plot did suck I loved them for what they were.

fuck you

How has this comment not got more likes?

@@megabotimus JW1-2 is heartbreaking bad movies.. Only people who were born after 1993 can seriously say they're good movies.. But they aren't..

Jacob Simonsen not really, I mean I’ve met people born years before then who don’t like Jurassic Park, or other great movies that are loved, who love movies that are less known or that I don’t like, opinions can differ a movie one considers to be a masterpiece another person can consider it complete shit

If you paid attention to this whole scene, you'd hear that no one is against the idea of Jurassic Park. They are simply pointing out the issues of bring dead species to modern time. Some of them are indeed making the classic God argument, "he killed them for a reason" however it has nothing to do with fucking with nature and it will push back. They are simply pointing out the moral problems of reviving a species for entertainment without knowledge of any set dangers. The moral is; be careful what you wish for.

Also, credit due to the late Michael Crichton, who, at the time, was greatly concerned about the direction science was headed and wrote Jurassic Park to express his feelings about it.

That's unfortunate. As more movies and everything else are moving towards style and spectacle over substance, the Required Essay from Alan Becker's Animation vs Animation III still rings true to this day. Today’s society is *too busy to see meaning in art.* Art today is more about *beauty* than provoking thought. To understand a piece of art is to *stop and think,* and nobody has time to do that anymore, because they are *preoccupied with their busy schedules.* On the other hand, beauty can be seen in a picture *right away without thinking.* The primary function of today’s artist is to create beauty; people are more affected now by *first impressions* than by *underlying messages.* The world is a gigantic, thriving organism, bustling with activity. Everywhere you look, there are people in cars talking on cell phones, getting ready for their next event. The only art in their lives are the *ads* in their magazines, in their websites and the commercials on their televisions. Can one pack a provoking message into thirty seconds of television, five seconds of a video ad, or on one page of a magazine? It is possible, but conveying beauty is much easier. All you need for an impacting beer commercial are pretty women holding ice-cold bottles of the liquid. Just take some slow motion shot of cars splashing through water, and you have a high-quality car commercial. Many people are so *lazy* that the *media can only appeal to them through their eyes.* Does anyone think beyond the surface of art? A *dying percentage* does, and those are the professional fine artists and art historians. Art is no longer the channel through which people pour their thoughts. Therefore, if there is a message you want to convey to the population, *writing a book would be a better choice,* as long as censorship doesn't hold you back.

coincidentally the last line is paraphrased in the movie

TheSaveme1 also the marvel cinematic universe

damn right

Well, him and Corey Hart.

Yeah, because in the movie when they mess with nature it bit back...literally.

Precisely. And it's actually done out of shot. His whole body language changes as the discussion goes on.

Not even 2

Very true

Thank you.

I was thinking the same thing, which is why I'm here.

You aint lyin my nigga!

lol, I was just searching for his quotes because the way and speed they were developing AI made me remember this speech.

So true

And now their Whopperito

Definitely describes the sequel

Every remake, honestly. Which is like 90% of mass media these days.

As a wise man once said, "Use special effects to tell a story, or use a story to show special effects." I prefer the former always.

Damn fucking right you are

WELCOME... To harassing park.

We made this movie you idiot. Besides, science is used by everyone in the world.

normalguycap from the 90's right to the 21st centure, an important message you didn't take to heart... idiot.

normalguycap Sure, say something rude instead of intelligently arguing against me. Have fun with your life.

Luxai You ask for intelligent argument yet you call out an entire nation for supposed flaws; and now you are surprised when this happens? Shame on you...