Honestly, as nonsensical as the Rex appearing at the end was, the alternative was WAY worse. Originally, the raptors were going to killed by being impaled on the collapsing dinosaur bones, but Spielberg realized how anti climactic that was and decided to bring the T-Rex back because he knew that the T-Rex had to have one final hurrah. He couldn't just have it destroy a car, chase a jeep, and eat a gallimimus and not have all that lead up to something.

Don’t think the kid in the beginning would be that scared of a 6 foot turkey since he went up against Freddy Krueger in Nightmare 5. Soooo. Yeah.

R.I.P. Richard Attenborough.

About the Raptor eggs, the area that Grant and the kids were heading through was apparently in the old paddock that the Raptors had been kept in before they were moved to the high quarantee pen(as seen in the opening scene). So they had basically been breeding long before Grant and company were even approached by Hammond to come inspect the island. Good review. Even for it's obvious faults this film has a special place in my heart both for the original concept conceived by Michael Crichton and the sheer atmosphere of the world. Even the inaccuracy of the "retrosaurs" actually makes sense in that they're designed by committee like any man made theme park attraction would be. The only difference is that, well, they're actually living organisms in-universe which makes them unique. They exist to meet the expectations of the late 80's/earlier 90's public. And the public got what it expected, a kickass presentation and a classic movie.

The reason for Nedry being in a rush was because he had to be at the boat by a specific time, we see this when he calls a dock worker who tells him he's running out of time and they need to get the boat going ASAP.

Nedry couldn't wait around for his shift to be over...he had to get the embryos back to the mainland before the coolant inside the shaving cream can ran out. Dodgson said he had 36 hours to get the embryos back to San Jose.

At the time of the movies release, Deinonychus was considered subspecies of Velociraptor and honestly...could you pass on the name Velociraptor? “It sells itself” - Michael Crichton The same year the movie released; only a few months later in fact, the Utah-Raptor was discovered and they called it “Spielberg’s monster”

Muldoon did load more shells. Watch him in the background during that scene.

I laughed so hard when he was running from the 6 foot turkey

I am aware that this could of been brought up already but I did not go through all the comments to see. The reason Nedry was "running" was not because he was fleeing the island, though in a way he was. He was trying to reach the last boat off the island. He had one of Dodgson's men on the boat to hand off the Shaving Cream storage container to (We see him talking to someone on his computer, "got to give me 15 minutes' line). So it was a race to the boat to get the container to the person so he could get the other half of his money. So turning off all the fences allowed him to by pass all the electric fence locks (like an airlock type gimmick) that we see him having to open. The park did not have those security fences powered by a different power source. They were powered through the fence itself. So turning off the fence left the electric fence locks unpowered and easy to open.

About the CGI... Let's not forget that it's been a lifetime, literally, since it came out... In 1993! I mean it looked so real back then. T2 and JP are waaaaayyyyyyy ahead of their time!

the real protagonist in this movie is Franchi SPAS-12

In the defense of the movie, Deinonychus was reclassified as Velociraptor.... before they changed it back. By then both books were out and the second movie was in production.

My best bet is that they made a restroom by the rex area for in case anyone peed or dirtied their pants XD

One of your best movie reviews yet, I never thought you'd top the Alien reviews but "goddamn sexual tyrannosaurus" might actually beat out "look, no monsters"!

11:19 I remember calling this out in the theater in 1993, when I was 11 years old-I was, of course, shushed by other movie goers.

Nedry had to leave because the ship wasn't going to wait for him due to the storm. You left out the part where he talked to the guy on the dock and asked for more time

i lol'd when the 6ft turkey chased you!

The glass wasn't meant to break. The children were actually fearing for their lives.

funny thing is, rumor has it that one of the original scripts for JP4 wouild have braught back samuel L jacksons character with a cyborg arm saying he had survived through plot convenient methods

The fake shaving cream can only had enough coolant for a small window of time for Nedry to escape the island. Dodson explained that to him.

Anyone notice that Tim could've slipped though the fence rather than climbing it and the distance that he travelled after being shocked was inconsistent to where Grant and his sister were standing

The running from the turkey is what made me subscribe.

Excellent Decker, especially the your chase scene from the Turkey. Hahahahahaha

You are awesome dude.

Decker: *6ft Turkey skit* Me: 👉 *ThanksKilling Foreshadowing*

Well actually the Brachiosaurus sneezing is relevant to the plot because it's showing that multiple dinosaurs are sick like the triceratops and Brachiosaurus so even if Jurassic Park didn't die the disease might have spread and all the dinosaurs would have died.

The Dilophosaurus was a juvenile, and the Velociraptor is actually a Deinonychus

They combined Genarro with another character in the book who was coward. Gennarro was actually a good guy in the book. Played catch with Lex, cared about the kids more than Hammond did.

You got a genuine laugh out of me with the 6-foot turkey simulation. Thanks Decker :)

Over in Australia we actually have something like a six foot Turkey, its called the cassowary, averaging height being roughly 6.6 ft for the females and being labeled as the world's deadliest bird.

Rexy should gotten her spin-off solo movie and just be 1 hour 45 minutes of Rexy just stomping around New York City causing chaos, and destruction and eating people, basically 1 hour and 45 minutes of non stop dinosaur action.

The kid flying of the fence was my Dad's favorite part Also Sam Jackson was NOT as big a star yet hence his death

Decker: Why is there a toilet near the T-Rex area? It's a tour, remember? Supposedly, the cars were meant to stop in front of the T-Rex paddock to allow tourists to step out of their vehicles to take some photos of the creature or use the bathroom if they need too before moving on.

I think they based Gennaro's character more off Ed Regis in the book which is why he ran away

The first one is a classic, but I also really enjoy The Lost World. I'm genuinely curious as to what your opinion on it is. I think despite a few flaws, it is massively underrated.

I have to wonder: if ON switch is far away from the control center and dangerously close to raptor pen....why didn't they first sent someone there with a radio BEFORE turning the system off? Like "I'm there. Let's do this", turns the power off, "Turn it back on", turns the power back on and raptors probably fry themselves to death while thinking that the fence is permanently off. The end.

Finland is a lovely country

my paleontologist friend (who actually worked on Jurassic park!!!) says that the rain in the t-rex scene was a last minute decision and it messed with the robotics in the trex (it was a robot btw) so it actually moved without commands spooky huh? EDIT:i just remembered this:in the scene where the kids are trying to keep the trex from crushing them (at the start) they were actually struggling (for the previous reason why the trex was moving frantically)

The dilophosaurus is small because it is an infant. Neadry actually mentions that when he first sees it. 😬

I'm pretty sure there was only enough coolant in the can to last 36 hours, so Nedry had to get to the boat before it left. That's why he couldn't wait and steal the embryos nearer to the end of his shift, or stick around and hide in plain sight. In the book, they got the Lysine through supplements from the vets. For the later movies, when dinosaurs are living outside of the park despite not having these supplements, it's explained by them having lysine-rich diets (e.g. beans and chicken). The latter is not an easy theory to buy into, but it works in the context of Jurassic Park.

The shotgun didn't jam, He just ran out of ammo. the shells they were using were slugs (Hence the bullet holes in the glass), and there was a severe lack of ammo on the island (Based on the book) The shotguns that WERE on the island had very VERY little ammo for them, as Hammond had built the park in a similar manner to a modern day zoo. He thought they wouldn't ever have to actually combat one of these animals, so there were more tranquilizer guns on the island than shotguns. The shotguns that were there were for emergencies only, as in "A raptor or dinosaur attacking a feeder or visitor."

To be fair, Hammond doesn't bribe Ellie and Grant - he's paying them to take important time away from their dig, not to give their eventual opinion/endorsement of the park.

I love how each sequel has a different scientist from the first movie.

10:30 fun fact the t-rex animatronic was NOT suppose to get his head to smash in the plexiglas, so it was the actors real screams that we hear.

I've got an answer for that cliff bs, parkouring T-Rex. And one hell of a sexual one!

Maybe the reason why there's a "velociraptor" in Montana is because it's not a velociraptor. It's another dinosaurs that's in the raptor family, that lived in North America. That got misnamed because Hollywood thought velociraptor sounded cooler.

love the videos. im watching all the past seasons working my way to the newest videos. keep them coming.

Love your channel bro, keep up the great work and congrats on your engagement ! I'll continue to pray for your success bro

Yeah the mystery of the dinos getting off the island in the book was sort of important overall. The computer systems that were responsible for keeping tabs on the Dinos. Weren't designed to keep track of "the body count rising". Since they weren't supposed to be breeding. Just would alert if it dropped below a specific number. So the dinos breeding in the wild was ACTUALLY plot relevant. Because dinos were able to stowaway on ships without the computers alerting anyone.

6 foot turkeys would, without a doubt, be terrifying.

Dionycus was referred to as a species of the genus Velociraptor in the past.

They cover the Lysine in the second movie. They clearly state that the animals found a natural source for it. They also mention in the movie about the Triceratops and what made her ill.

Decker said the T. rex is "30 foot long" the average Tyrannosaurus rex was 40 feet long

Raptors were ninja, there's evidence, I heard it from Dawkings.

Omg I just stumbled across your channel today & your reviews are HILARIOUS!! I've subbed & am now binging on your videos.

They are now canonically not raptor eggs that are shown, despite the two toed footprints eluding as much. In JP 2 there are documents that can be seen that state the current animals on the island as they sent a group to survey It too see if it had viable specimens to be captured for the San Diego park but after realising there weren't they went to Ilsa Sorna. Anyway those documents show that the sweep of the island found 3 raptor and their status is all deceased. Its widely believed in the fandom that the intention was for them to be baby raptors and use them to set up sequels but ultimately it was changed and the scene was just left in as it demonstrated the dinos were now breeding

A little fact about the trex smashing into the car window. when the glass broke, it snapped off the animatronics tooth and in JW and JWFK, the cgi Rex has a missing tooth, even in JP Evolution.

Haha oh my god you did the perfect cliche horror scene with the turkey. Even fell down too right on cue lol

2:30 Finland mentioned time to put up the flag

The Lysene contingency is actually metioned in the jurassic park 2 Decker.

Sadler- They're coming through the glass! Hammond- GRANT!!

The reason why jurassic park worked so well is because of Spielberg’s directing. Pure and simple. We’re almost always shown the dinosaurs from a human perspective which means as a viewer we connect with what we are seeing on screen. There are no gimmicks. The lost world, although a much flawed film was also similar. However the next 3 films all lost that sense of human perspective and therefore any credibility with what we are shown on screen. Jurassic Park is a masterpiece of film making that will never be replicated.

About Grant finding a velociraptor in Montana - what the jurassic park series uses as its "velociraptors" are actually what is known today as Deinonychus. But back when Michael Crichton was writing jurassic park, the deininychus was still known primarily as a genus of velociraptor, and the movies went along with that. So if you see people talking about the scientific falsities in how the velociraptors are portrayed, just know that the only thing wrong with the "velociraptors" is their name

I like your reviews man! Glad that I subbed the other day

While I love Jurassic park more than any movie out of the 90's, since it was literally the best movie of my generation 1992-1993, I still respect his opinion. not everyone likes it. though I admit that drop where the T-rex came out of, made no sense

I think it's interesting that they took stuff from the book and added it to all three movies. Like the waterfall scene in the second movie is from the book and the pterodactyl scene from the third movie is in the book

8:40 I've heard theories that the Triceratops is actually undergoing the transition from female to male and that's why she seems sick. The lilac berries are just a red herring and a homage to the book.

That is, that's the kid from dream child!!! He was like 5 or 6 at the time that movie was filmed, but now he's like 10.

there is a 6ft turkey! they are called Ostrich. they are freakin tall as (as the boy point out except the wrong turkey) they are 6 ft to 9 ft. attacks only a kick and a pick. but they are scary as hell.

Dude, despite the scientific inaccuracies, I still rate this baby 7.5/10. This was a staple in my childhood, and I loved watching this movie even as an adult. Richard Attenborough's John Hammond was my favorite guy, even though he funded the project to bring dinosaurs to life. I also agree, they should've used Avian and Reptilian DNA, I'm also having a hard time figuring out why they used Frog DNA? Other than because the Plot says so. I also wanna put out about the dino sounds, like the real T-Rex's sounds are arguably scarier than this movie's iconic roar, the infrasounds (which is low frequency) where the Rex doesn't have to open its jaws to create sound, and its vibration is powerful enough to shake your core. My point being, I'm crossing my fingers some form of media will actually learn from Paleontology and give these extinct species the dignity of at least semi-accurate portrayals. Though I did take one good thing of note from this movie, how to use animatronics with CGI, rather than completely going with CGI, or completely going with animatronics. I figure why not use both, like have the CGI make the animatronic look more lifelike, or cover up some flaws in the animatronic (i.e. TMNT 90's with the double mouths scene with Donatello). Special effects should be utilized in a grand way, not just be used in half-ass pursuits for a quick buck.

There's a reason for the filler. They were going to film Samuel L. Jackson's death scene, but thanks to a hurricane were unable to. So they went with the filler instead.

Nedry had to get the embryos to the docks before the ship left, which it would be gone for at least 24 hours, whilst the can of shaving cream the embryos were in had enough coolant for roughly 36 hours before they went bad.

I really like your channel it's fun to watch and you always look at the good movies

One thing that kind of bothered me was at around the point where they get the tour with the video, john has this onscreen john interacting with him and taking his dna right? Was this implying john would be the tour manager every single time??

Finally he does a Jurassic Park review.

I'm gonna correct a issue, now turning the power off "everywhere" was pretty stupid and not needed, unless there were cameras there too and it would be "fishy" if only certain ones went out. But the reason that character (forgot how to spell his name) didn't wait and escape later was because of that video chat he had. He was told because of the storm the ship he needed to get the Dnio DNAs to had to leave, so he either needed to do it right there and then or leave his chance at big millions. He didn't have a choice, the storm really messed everything up. Don't complain about him trying to reach the boat instead of waiting the storm out or until his shift ends, because he had to do it right then and there or the boat was gonna leave and he'll be in big trouble. Could he have gotten the DNAs to whoever was paying him even after the boat left or was that his one and only chance? Idk, but at there was at least a reason given,

I just realized the T-Rex in these films are FAR larger than they should be..for dramatic effect of course. But yeah, that's the least of one's nitpicks when it comes to scientific accuracy.

11:24 I'm sure this has been explained but that spot is actually several jeep lengths away from where the T-Rex walked out of the enclosure. When the Rex spun the Jeep around, Grant and Lex moved with it. The cliff is the barrier between the Rex paddock and the paddock next to it. The scene is incongruous but the geography makes sense.

heh, the turkey attack in the woods made my day :) Great review!

Decker Shado I was just about to say was this for the trailer xD darn it decker stay out my head haven't learned no magic for you Lol but great review I couldn't wait for this move to get you own touch :)

I believe they established that Nedry dashed out so quickly when he was on the phone to the guy by the boat who said "If he says we gotta go, we gotta go" Nedry tried to persuade him for extra time and the guy responded with "No promises"

Kids: "Grandpa!!!!" Hammond: "Kids!!!!" T-Rex: "Ooh, snacks!!!!"

Man if Decker did the head slap at stupid moments back when he did this he would have given himself a concussion I kept waiting for it and realized this predates it haha!

Well in a Jurassic park i had stated that the Dilophosaurus whole spitting venom thing was a mutation caused by the cloning....nothing on the frills though

Rexy bits were my favorite to this day from this movie, when I watched it well being at a Hotel I felt the Suspense of The rex’s presence, the Raptor scene was great too and unlike the newer Jurassic movies this one has a perfect blend of CGI and Practical effects

To be fair on the whole wrong raptors and no feathers deal, Spielberg said he wanted to do the dinosaurs the way they are seen in the film as chicken sized feathered lizards are not the most terrifying of film monsters. As to clashes with the book the film began production while the book was still a manuscript and was well underway by the time it was published.

1:54 this scene reminds me of something in the jurassic world trailer... AHA! the river attraction! it looks... nearly identical. although it may have grown more vegitation over the years. .3.

(around 14:35) It was later brought up in the Telltale Jurassic Park game...

at 1:45, for the longest time as a kid, I always thought he was rolling the de boned arm of Geoffry in his hands for some reason.

So, I realize it's several years too late to be commenting this, but I feel compelled to explain that the reason why Dennis was in such a hurry was b/c he found out through a video conversation via one of the dock's cameras that the ship he was supposed to leave on after stealing the embryos was going to leave earlier than expected due to the hurricane passing through.

Actually they explain that with the Shaving Cream Can. That one Guy say that this Can only cool for a short time.

There is a reason for the randon drop off in the trex paddock. All of the paddocks have a moat so the dinosaurs don't get near the electric fence, where the trex walked out is a few meters over from the drop off in the scene. There are videos that explain this. I watch a lot of Klayton Fioriti's videos. He's mostly a Jurassic Park/World channel.

In the book three people gets killd that survive. (witch would have killed the following movies) Dr Wu gets sliced and eaten by a raptor. Malcolm die from his injuries. And Hammond gets killd by some Compsognathus, that the book say have a narcotic venom in their mouths (the small ones who killed Peter Stormare in JP: Lost World)

Dilafosuarus was in the very early triassic and the T-Rex was from the end cretaceous which means we're closer in time to the tyrannosaurus rex than the tyrannosaurus is to dilafosaur

I like how you say the children are the real monsters as in the book they are responsible for the death of Hammond

finnaly i was looking for your channel after a while not watching then i finnaly found it again

Actually in the sequel Jurassic Park the lost world Sarah mentioned that the herbivores eat plants containing lysine and the predators get it from the herbivores.

the drop and brek point were near each other people have explained it soon but love this review

Actually raptor properly means "thief" the full name "velociraptor" literally means "speedy thief" or "quick thief."