JURASSIC PARK Movie Clips - All T Rex Scenes (1993) Steven Spielberg Sci-Fi Adventure Movie HD

JURASSIC PARK Movie Clips - All T Rex Scenes (1993) Steven Spielberg Sci-Fi Adventure Movie HD

In Steven Spielberg's massive blockbuster, paleontologists Alan Grant (Sam Neill) and Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern) and mathematician Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum) are among a select group chosen to tour an island theme park populated by dinosaurs created from prehistoric DNA. While the park's mastermind, billionaire John Hammond (Richard Attenborough), assures everyone that the facility is safe, they find out otherwise when various ferocious predators break free and go on the hunt.

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[TJSaw]

1:55 This was the moment everyone who saw this movie in 1993 knew that the game had changed forever.

[nihalahmed]

I cant even believe this was shot at 1993.
This movie marked the beginning of CGI in Hollywood. The blend of animatronics and cgi is seamless and jaw dropping.

[RichardDamienAddison]

3:10 this is not just a roar this is THE roar. This is the roar that as a young child made me jump so high that all the popcorn in my popcorn bucket shot out. This is the most iconic roar in the entire Jurassic Park franchise.

[k.p.]

1993. Yet, this is so far the best ever T-Rex vs Human encounter filmed in the whole Jurassic park/world series.
Visuals, Sound effects, His scream makes you jump on your seats.
Just WOW.

[thefitchemist]

1:55 Is, has and always will be one of the most memorable moments in movie history for me. The effects still hold up even in the 2020s. The whole sequence was a masterclass in movie making with sound effects, visuals and pure tension combined with great acting.

[kbonh]

Nearly 30 years later and still the best special effects I've ever seen.

[heihei]

2:22 great transition from animatronic to CGI

[cindys]

"Objects in mirror are closer than they appear"...that was brilliant

[malice]

Jurassic park looks better then 80% of movies today

[kalebarancelovic]

Some of the best 8 minutes of film in history

[dannydinosaur]

Unlike Jaws, Spielberg had the whole first scene introducing the T-Rex play without any score at all, which makes it all the more terrifying. Just the sounds of rain, screaming, stomping, growling, and the roar. I'm a huge John Williams fan and I have to say that any music would've ruined this entire scene. Proof that sometimes less is more.

Pure genius.

[Nugnugnug]

The roar actually makes sense for this T-rex in particular. Since its vision is based on movement, the roar would startle still prey into moving, which would let the Rex zero in on them. Real T-rex neither roared nor had movement-based vision, but for the InGen T-rex, both of these abilities would work off of each other. It shows how even though it's not a dinosaur, it's still an animal with a functioning biology.

[maderfaker]

00:53 Animatronic
01:00 Animatronic
01:54 CGI
02:12 CGI
02:22 Animatronic
02:27 CGI (cool and smooth transition from 02:22 Animatronic)
02:35 Animatronic
02:39 Animatronic
02:46 Animatronic
02:59 Animatronic
03:08 Animatronic
03:14 Animatronic
03:21 Animatronic
03:27 Animatronic
03:33 Animatronic
03:35 Animatronic
03:38 Animatronic
03:43 Animatronic
03:48 Animatronic
03:56 CGI
04:06 CGI
04:16 Animatronic
04:20 Animatronic
04:34 Animatronic (BEST SCENE SO FAR. AMAZING LOOKING.)
04:40 CGI
04:51 CGI
05:07 Animatronic
05:14 CGI
05:20 CGI
05:30 Animatronic
05:32 Animatronic
05:41 CGI
05:43 Animatronic
05:49 Animatronic
05:52 Animatronic
06:03 Animatronic
06:08 Animatronic
06:24 CGI
06:32 CGI
06:39 CGI
06:48 CGI
06:51 CGI
07:01 CGI
07:15 CGI
07:29 CGI
07:36 CGI
07:43 CGI
07:53 CGI

[oofzma]

The reason why this and the Lost World are so superior to the other films is because the Dinosaurs actually feel like animals, and not bloodthirsty monsters.

[MartyMcFly]

4:34 I’ve seen this movie a billion times and that part ALWAYS gives me chills

[Babyboobearful]

Ill still never forget everyones reaction when the rex came theough the fence, i remember my dad clearly saying "holy shit look at that!" My mom gasped and put her hands over her mouth. Im so stoked i got to be there to see this kind of production be born...you will never get reactions like that anymore...truly a wonderful time to be alive

[neohybride]

_Did you know that?_

3:37 In this scene of the Movie, the jeep's window was not expected to give way.
The T-rex simply had to bite the roof of the jeep.
But due to improper handling, he destroyed the glass which fell on the actors who was not aware of the matter.
This was clearly not in their scripts.
What you see on their faces is real fear.

Obviously they knew the T-rex was a fake, but they were terrified that the animatronics of the T-Rex would fall on them.

Because yes everyone on the set feared that he would fall on someone, he weighed in the 400 kilos.

Steven Spielberg found the moment so unexpected that he continued to film.

[Alex-kybw]

Why does this scene look more realistic than anything in Jurassic world.

[troydhaliwal]

that attention to detail at 3:00 where the TRex's pupil shrinks from being directly in line with the torch is just divine!!

[chadstephens]

Michael Crichton said that the sound the Rex made at 6:08 was EXACTLY what he heard in his head when he wrote the novel - high-pitched and “from another world.”