REACTING to *Jurassic Park 3* A NEW DINOSAUR?? (First Time Watching) Classic Movies

Do you like this or Jurassic World better??

"Some of the worst things imaginable have been done with the best intentions", that quote has stuck with me because Grant's not exactly wrong

The bit w/ the velociraptor saying “Alan” was a callback to earlier when Alan tried getting the parrot to his name.

Stella on CGI: "the technology is a lot better, but the way we apply it is a lot sloppier". This is so true. I think corporate profit motives and rushed production contribute heavily toward this. Movies (in general) are increasingly more quantity over quality. This is why its harder to find timeless classics in more recent years.

The reason for these raptors looking different is that they are a separate subspecies (the tiger striped ones are lowland raptors while the ones in these are highland raptors) Also the ones with the blue stripes are males and the only spotted one is a female

The scene in the aviary and the scene on the river are both taken from the first JP novel. The differences being that the aviary had Cearadactylus (who weren't strong enough to pick up even a child), while it was the T. rex that swam after the raft (they also passed by a pair of Dilophosaurus doing a mating dance, and trees full of Microceratus).

The common theory on why the spino was particularly mad at the people was for 1) experiments it endured and 2) holding a grudge for getting shot at and clipping it’s sail before the plane crashed. Animals IRL can hold grudges and remember faces. Such as crows and tigers.

Shout outs to Stella knowing her dinosaur names and showing such interest and wonder towards dinosaurs. I fell in love with dinos when i saw the first Jurassic park on vhs at home lol i love dinosaurs so much i got a Spinosaurus tattoo haha. Loved the reaction! keep it up guys!

The Spinosaurus is honestly the main reason why this film became so divisive among fans of the franchise. They decided to make Spinosaurus the main villain because at the time, it was a very poorly known Dinosaur (the only major specimen that had ever been found of it was accidentally destroyed by a World War II Allied bombing raid). Unfortunately, its portrayal in this film created a huge amount of backlash, especially in the scene where it killed a T-Rex so easily. More research on Spinosaurus since the film came out has shown just how inaccurate the film's portrayal of it was. The TRUE Spinosaurus was a Dinosaur that spent most of its life in the water and primarily hunted fish (it also would have been DEAD after that first bite from T-Rex). The real Spinosaurus has turned out to be so different than what Jurassic Park 3 portrayed it as that the filmmakers have actually had to go back into the lore and completely retcon the Spino's story to make it a Dinosaur whose genetic code was HEAVILY edited and experimented on by InGen. As a result of all this experimentation, and even honestly some torture as well, the InGen Spinosaurus REALLY hated humans, which is where this "murderous intent" that you see in the film comes from.

I’m going to be honest, but this was my first Jurassic Park film I saw in theaters and even if this wasn’t everyone’s favorite JP film it did help most of us who were born in the mid-late 1990’s to watch the other films in the franchise before Jurassic World came out 14 years later, plus I love that the Pteranodon plays a larger role in this as their one of my favorite Dinosaur, even though its a Pterosaur. In addition, it was good to see Sam Neil and Laura Dern as Dr. Alan Grant and Ellie in the film, the former in much larger role and we wouldn’t even see them again until Jurassic World Dominion 21 years later.

Honestly, the public’s reaction and interest in the “real” animals compared to the fossils feels like very true to what’d happen.

41:02 did no one connect that the helicopter noise in the background was noticed by the veloceraptors and the veloceraptors let them go because of the noise? Edit: also I thought that when Alan made the veloceraptor calls, the veloceraptors couldn't understand him and one was going for the kill until the female/white one stopped them and that's when they heard the helicopter. They thought Alan called for reinforcements just like one of the veloceraptors did in the lab, and because of how loud the helicopter was, they didn't want to deal with that and left with their eggs.

Fun fact. The spino is known to be the first hybrid dinosaur in the films. Which is why it's so intelligent,it holds grudges. It chased the protagonistes because they hit its sail with the plane

All the Jurassic films were equally enjoyable for me that being said the original films carry all nostalgia feels for me, as for the reboot Chris and Bryce together were a very charismatic and entertaining duo and really enjoyed their dynamic throughout.

Definitely recommend finishing off the whole series just to see what you guys think. It's intersting to see people watch all of these so close together, as opposed to growing up with them and waiting years between releases.

The raptors in the movie are based on Deinonychus which was the size of those in the films. Velociraptors were the size of a turkey. Apparently, Spielberg thought Velociraptor was a better fit. Interestingly, a then new species, Utahraptor, was discovered right as the first movie was released. It was twice the size of the raptors depicted in the movie. As one scientist noted, Utahraptor may have been "the most vicious animal that ever lived".

The bird abandoning because of human scent thing is actually a myth 😅😅 most birds don't have a very good sense of smell....for the most part you can just put the baby back in the nest with no problems 😊

This movie had a lot of production problems behind the scenes, involving the original script, which was immediately thrown out before filming had begun: It was going to involve a couple of teenagers surviving a plane crash on Isla Sorna on their way to the Galapagos to meet their families. They encounter a strange hermit living in a treehouse, who turns out to be none other than Alan Grant, having snuck onto the island to study the dinosaurs in their habitat. The plot would later be the basis for JURASSIC WORLD: Camp Cretaceous. The Spinosaurus was written into the film on to be the main baddy. Baryonyx was considered to be the villain before the producers settled on Spinosaurus. The T-Rex animatronic used in the film had it's head torn right off during the first take. The actors suffered a lot of cuts and bruises and the makeup artists had to cover up the actual cuts to their face or hand to make it more authentic.

4:48 "They had kids!!!" Man. I remember having the same excitement and joy over the fate of two of my favorite characters. Shame it hit the rocks harder than the speedboat in the intro less than 2 minutes later. This movie has a lot of issues, but for me the biggest is that Ellie and Alan didn't wind up together, and honestly, the only reason I can see for that decision was so that Alan could have someone to call for help at the end of the movie. Easily could've been written differently, maybe Ellie couldn't accompany him to the island as she was pregnant with their next child, just anything besides this trite story. Especially as, (SPOILER ALERT) they wind up together in JW3 anyway!

Fun fact: Billy was supposed to die, but test audience didn't like it so they decided to show Billy survived, Also if your interested there's a book about how Eric survived on the island I can't remember the title though Edit : it's called jurassic park adventures survivor