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Fun fact: one of the Japanese business men running from the T-rex in San Diego says something in Japanese that basically translates to "I left Japan to get away from this!"

“I suppose the dangerous ones can’t swim” Yeah, about that xD

“Observe and document, not interact” she says, after attempting to touch a baby stegosaurus 😂

Eddies Death is without Doubt the Saddest Death in the Entire Series

Mary: "I suppose the dangerous ones can't swim so it's fine" Oh Mary, you sweet summer child.

Always love the scene when they're in the car and the baby cries and Dad perks up and "What? You assholes again!"

"Why would people go on an island with dinosaurs?" Says the Aussie haha

Leading paleontologist: don't interact with the dfinosaurs! Also leading paleontologist: cute baby dino wanna touch Leading paleontologist: T rexes will now defend this whole area Also leading paleontologist: nice shirt with baby T rex blood, wanna keep

When Ian Malcolm asks "How many Sarah's do you think are on this island?" I would have responded at least 2 Sarah Harding and Triceratops.(Tri-Sarah-tops)

Little bit of trivia. The name of the boat carrying the T. Rex, S.S. Venture, is an homage to the 1933 version of King Kong. The freighter that took them to Skull Island was the S.S. Venture.

Fun Speculation: as an easter egg the 3 Japanese men running from the T-rex in San Diego say something along the lines of "We left Tokyo to get away from this". Which would put the Jurassic Park universe in the Godzilla universe.

The T Rex roar while they are in the High Hide is so blood chilling

16:20 Poor Eddie, he was the real MVP in the film and didn't deserve that.

the boy waking up to see the T-rex out his window.... was a childhood nightmare of my own!

I heard Dieter's death was done in a vengeful manner by Steven Spielberg for putting Steve Buscemi's character in the woodchipper from Fargo! 😂😂

“I suppose the dangerous ones can’t swim” *laughs in mosasaurus and spinosaurus*

"who knew she was a gymnast" That was the first interaction between her and Malcolm 😂

9:41 That was a Pachycephalosaurus best known for it's thick skull which it used to fight rivals in a herd, also for giving car a dent. 10:00 I feel so sorry for the parasaurolophus in this scene because it looks so scared.

Peter Stormare getting eaten alive by land piranhas (compsognathus) never stops amusing me.

17:25 Fun Fact: In the book that the first movie is based on, they did massacre the dinosaurs at the end. The army blew up the island

"Oh my God... they've split him in half!!!" ...Well yeah, sharing in a relationship is good. LOL.

The compy scene at the beginning of this film was taken almost directly from the beginning of the first Crichton novel. In that book, they are also responsible for the death of a major character that didn't die in the film. (No spoilers, in case anyone decides they want to read it).

I mean, as to why someone would want to continue with dinosaurs after the first one, is you wouldn't have had those issues if Nedry hadn't turned off all of the fences.

"wouldn't you want to take that off its got the smell of the baby on it"? Mary has better fieldcraft knowledge than an infilm animal behaviour expert.

Cool fact: The way this movie starts is actually the way the book, "Jurassic Park," started.

Getting eaten by a Tyrannosaurus vs falling of a cliff in a trailer. I would choose the Tyrannosaurus eating me as it would be a quick death rather than the cliff as if by some miracle I survived, there would be no escape. I am a fan of the franchise, I actually saw this movie in the cinema when it came out in 1997. I still love it till this day.

As with the first movie, Jeff Goldblum had all the best lines.

This movie was also based on the next novel after Jurassic Park, but it was insanely different but also gory

26:32 I remember laughing in the theater in 1997 when I first saw the T-Rex walking along the sidewalk. Imagine walking down the street one day and seeing that coming in the other direction! Now there's something you don't see everyday!

I've been waiting, and waiting, and waiting, but you're finally reacting to Jurassic Park 2, one of my favorite movies I watched growing up.

“I suppose the dangerous ones can’t swim” Spino: ''Is that my cue?''

had a huge crush on Jeff Goldblum since I saw this in 2009 😭

My favorite Jurassic Park movie of all time! I peed myself when I was a kid on that cliff scene with two T-Rexes.

"He was such a nice man" Wait to you get to Jurassic World, they top it... Which leads me to the dangerous can't swim... Well, if you think the ocean is dangerous now, imagine it full of giant water dinosaurs WITH giant sharks.

Another fun fact, the "Unlucky Bastard" who was eaten in San Diego was David Koepp, who was the screenwriter for the first 2 films.

Next JP3 then the World Series :D

Fun fact: the first Jurassic Park book opened with the opening from this movie

I always thought that long grass scene was one of the coolest and creepiest scenes when I was a kid!

as a big buffy fan, seeing ethan rayne at the beginning of the movie was a fun surprise.

Jurassic Park was not the original island where the dinosaurs came from. The island in this movie was. Made there and moved to the other island. What we saw was the ones left there and thrived after the facility was abandoned there.

"Would you rather be tossed off a cliff, or eaten by T-rexes?" Since you've seen the whole movie... I vote both

25:46 - I suspect the scene with the ship arriving in San Diego (my home town, incidentally) with all the crew dead and only the dinosaur left alive is a nod to the scene in the original Dracula story (first dramatised onscreen as Nosferatu in 1922, and most recently by the BBC in 2020) when the ship Demeter arrives with all crew and passengers dead except for Dracula.

27:41 That guy was played by David Koepp, the screenwriter that wrote the scripts for both this and the first movie.

16:06 when I watched the movie for the first time with my dad that scene with the dude getting ripped in half by the two T Rexis messed me up when I first saw the scene

All I will say is I wore out my VCR rewatching the guy get eaten outside the video store.😂🏃🏻🦖

Mary - "I Suppose the Dangerous ones, Dont Swim" JP3 - "Haha! Spino goes brrrrrrr..." JW,JWFK - "Haha! Mosa Goes Brrrrrrr...."

In the books several dinosaurs make it off the island, and into Costa Rica. Even the book version of the scene where the girl is attacked by Compys happens on the mainland, not on one of the islands.

Mary: "At least the dangerous ones can't swim!" Mosasaurus: "0_0"

Fun fact: the name of the ship that brings the male Tyrannosaurus to San Diego is named the USS. Venture, which is a reference to the ship that brings King Kong to New York 😂

T-Rex does not maul, they bite, normally just takes one. I would rather be push over the cliff, that could be survivable.

Jeff Goldblum's comebacks in this movie, I swear!! Always got a one-liner for whatever, it's Perfect.

If you notice,one of the themes of this movie is "consecuences" Every thing let to another

Jeff Goldblum had already been in lots of things before even the first Jurassic Park.

There's a cut scene from the beginning of the movie where Roland is recruited, that should have been left in.

I love the first two equally, but four different reasons. The first one is a better adventure movie and has a great sense of wonder but the second one is scarier.

oh god, she’s up to 3 now…

The entire end sequence was a tribute to King Kong. The guy who gets eaten is screenwriter David Koepp, he wrote himself in as an apology for fans of Crichton's novels for altering so much from the source material.

Part of the reson why i love the old movies more, and all movies that follow this rule. The good guys can die rule it brings fear for the characters, knowing that they could actually die, and it bring a feeling for the movie that if your alive, you can get eaten.

Fun fact: the guy the t-rex eats in san diego is credited as "unlucky bastard" and is one of the movie's writers as well as the second unit director

Her accent goes all Southern when she's stressed.

Great reaction as usual M! Absolute suspense in this one! Favorite part would be that T-Rex roar while they were on that contraption by the tree! Totally bone chilling! Anyway, looking forward to your reaction to the next one! Much love and God bless from the Philippines!

Fun fact that never gets mentioned in the movies the Compys those little green dinos are venomous, the venom basically puts you to sleep so they can eat you alive, that's actually how John Hammond dies in the books.

This movie has the two of the three saddest deaths in this franchise; Eddie and that family's dog. The other saddest is in a later film in the series

16:33 RIP MAN HE DIDNT DESERVE IT :( and also jp3 is ok, the story is actually good but it just feels different, nonetheless I enjoyed the movie more than this movie , hope you will enjoy as well.

27:43 The Guy Was David Keopp Who Co-Wrote The First Movie And Wrote This One.

The reason Dieter died is because the Compys bites have Melatonin in them and so many biting him at once made him dizzy and unable to fight back. That's why they stalked him after attacking him, they were waiting for him to get to weak to defend himself and finish him off. It's not a real trait of the Compys but it was in the first book so I guess Spielberg just used it here

If you keep watching the film series, you will see Sam Neill, Laura Dern, and Jeff Goldblum again, though not always in the same movie.

That wasn't a baby dinosaur in the beginning. That was a group of Compys (short for Compsognathous. Rough spelling). The dino that spits in the first movie is called the Dilophosaur. Honestly the group of researchers probably would have been fine in Ingen kept their noses out of it. Probably.

"Guess it hasn't been touched for a while... I'm surprised that anythings still working." Sums up my life pretty well.

Being serious here, if it isn't already "There's a dinosaur in our backyard" sounds like it'd be a wacky innocent kid's bedtime story picture book.

Vince's actions led to most if not all the chaos and deaths in this movie 😂

Part 3 is pretty awesome at least to me it is it was one of my favorite movies as a kid I still remember when me and my family saw it in the theaters back in 2001.

the little girl who was attacked by the compsognathus is also in Rolland Emmerich's Ice Age movie called 10,000 BC. The girl's attack is why John Hammond is no longer in charge of INGEN because the girl's family filed a lawsuit against Mr Hammond and he lost lawsuit and his job.

I remember watching this at the cinema in Canterbury I was still in school then I was only 12 I still watch and I love them this one is my favourite it made me jump too

I remeber with fondness playing the game based on this movie. Playing the micro sized Compsognathus ( "compy" for short) was a real adventure.

You should play Jurassic World evolution, think zoo tycoon but with dinosaurs…

And yet again, I totally LOVE Marys comments! Keep ’em coming!

The original ending of the movie was going to take place on the island in the worker village. They were going to have the survivors riding motorcycles away from the velociraptors and end up parasailing, when all of a sudden a flock of pterodactyls come and attack the rescue helicopters. The pterodactyls kill one of the pilots by piercing him with its beak. They later used the motorcycle with the raptors and the pterodactyl attack in the first Jurassic World movie. You’ll see a pattern in the movies that they use a bunch of ideas in later films.

The reason the film had Sarah take the baby T-Rex was because the movie did not show Peter Ludlow actually falling on the baby's leg, breaking it.

So many classic scenes in this movie, the long grass with the overhead view and you see the trails forming from the raptors following, still amazing.

To answer: Mauled to death. You might survive the fall only to bleed out helpless with a shattered skeleton or drown slowly in the ocean spray. Tyrannosaur had the most powerful bite of any terrestrial predator, past or present. A common hunting tactic was to bite onto the HORN of a Triceratops and BREAK IT OFF. Aside from the whole torn in half bit, one bite literally turns you into spaghetti sauce. The chunky kind.

“dangerous ones can’t swim” you think we should let her just wait and see?

This is a fun movie really good should be awesome watching thanks Mary

Wow a young Vince Vaughn from 24 years ago. My how time flies.

7:16 Too soon! Actually, I can remember where I was when I heard Steve had died. I cried.

The story with the little girl on the beach originally happened in the novel Jurassic Park. The little girl was NOT killed. She WAS ripped up pretty badly but because of how she landed when she fell the Compies couldn't rip into her more important bits and so she was still very much alive when her dad and the yacht crew came running at the sound of her screams and proceeded to fight the little bastards off her. She ended up with a lot of gnarly scars, especially around her legs and lower body, but she LIVED to tell the tale. The scary thing is that they were not on either island. They were on mainland South America. Because the Jurassic Park employees assumed that the dinos couldn't breed they set the tracking system to count to the expected number of individual dinos they made and stop, watching for MISSING dinos and not NEW ones. Small dinos, particularly Compies, had been breeding explosively and had been escaping the island on the supply boats for MONTHS unnoticed because the tracking system was finding all 'expected' dinosaurs and couldn't tell the difference between dinosaurs that had been made deliberately and wild born ones. By the time of the Isla Nublar incident there were a roughly estimated 100 Compies unaccounted for because they weren't on the island but their successfully hatched eggs were found in nests by Dr. Grant who did some loose math based only on the nests he found in the _one nesting site_ he stumbled across. He also pointed out based on what he'd found in his paleontology digs of fossilized Compie nests that the island was big enough to probably have _three or four more nesting grounds just like it_ that he couldn't confirm the existance of. He made his calculation based on one nesting ground confirmed and admitted that if that was the case, his guess at the number of escaped compies was VASTLY undershot.

Just a reminder that the book was a lot darker. Like those compies we see in the beginning also ate a baby. After someone left the door to the nursery open in a nearby village

Hell yeah I’ve been waiting so long for you this. so happy after my so far pretty crappy day

26:35 - The downtown skyline when the T-Rex escapes is definitely San Diego, but this scene in the suburbs does not resemble San Diego.

those tiny compsognathus may be small, but they’re hella dangerous. i wouldn’t want to be attacked/eaten by them 😱

Best scene ever that ship coming in full speed awesome thanks Mary !

A fun little tidbit is that Sarah Harding (Julianne Moore's character) is the daughter of Gerry Harding, the veterinarian who was looking after the sick Triceratops in the first movie.

Thanks Mary, very fun video!

I'm in Melbourne and we just got told we are going back into our like 20th lockdown -.-" Really enjoying your vids, Keep up the great work!

Fun fact: Even though we've seen to in the film, InGen bred 7 adult Tyrannosaurs on the island. God bless Klayton Fioriti for that fact!

14:45 Michael Crichton is a master storyteller, this hanging trailer sequence (1995) was pretty well adapted by Steven Spielberg (1997). This sequence was copied for the first mission of Uncharted 2 Among Thieves (2009).

Next up.... "Alan!" xD

Fun fact: The WickedBinge channel put the Little Girl in the list of "Most brutal death in Jurassic Park/World" despite she was ONLY INJURIED by the Compsognatus and she was SAFE! The didn't asked John Hammond's words about her!

Jurassic Park 3 was a good movie. I watch it every time it’s on.