Jurassic World - indominus rex cage

[typhoonhurricane]

"She has an implant in her back, I can track it from the control room."
"Why not just call the control room and ask them to track it right now?"
"Oh, good idea!" *dials and calls* "We have an asset out of containment!"
*checks screen* "Nah she's still in the pen."
Thank you HISHE

[ijnfleetadmiral]

"Your raptors are born in captivity."
"With siblings."
"This one had a sibling too. She ate it alive."
"Talk about extreme sibling rivalry..."

[MIMMassi]

"The only positive relationship this animal has is with that crane" 😂

[immortalstar]

"the only positive relationship this animal has is with that crane..." I love the way he says it

[carterbromund]

Animals raised in isolation are not always the most functional. That line got me thinking: if they had shown the indominus more kindness, maybe it would not have turned out to be the villian?

[tmntj]

1:36 = "Were those claw marks always there?" is my favourite line in this movie.

[bigdaddy]

“This doesn’t makes sense” *chomps down on jerky

[TheRealDeal]

I find it really good of how Owen asked the right sort of questions. It would almost be the same sort of questions when seeing a dangerous stallion and their environment, the relationship with the owner, etc. this movie is really good. Thanks for uploading. ❤️❤️❤️

[f.r.wilson]

Let me gets this straight, they honestly and sincerely thought a 20ft tall, 50ft long, 6 ton dinosaur clawed it's way over a 50ft wall in broad daylight with dozens of workers around....and nobody saw anything?

[CeltycSparrow]

Here's the irony of this movie. When I first saw the trailer I HATED Owen's character because I thought "WHY the hell is he training RAPTORS and making them tame? And then I see the movie and he is the ONLY one on this island that actually has enough sense to know they are all DAMN fools to be playing God and creating this new dinosaur that none of them know how to control. HE actually RESPECTS the power they have been given....he has a relationship with Blue and her sisters, yes, but he knows who has the power in that relationship and its not really him. They created the Indominous because she was bigger and had "more teeth" as Henry Wu says, and they wanted a flashy new dinosaur to get people interested in the park again, but they never stopped to consider WHAT ELSE she could do. Like lower her temperature....like use the Raptor intelligence to trick them into thinking she wasn't in her pen. lol I can't wait to see what Jeff Goldblum says about their new venture..lol

[illyasameen]

she runs the place and is not allowed to know what genes the added to it.

[megatron]

My question is that if they have thermal scanner in that observatory room why can't they have the implant tracker as well

[Xylarxcode]

-Can't call the control room because of 'bad reception.'
-Only have a way to actually track your dino in the control room. You know, the room you can't make contact with because of 'bad reception.' Why not have a way to track it in several rooms, including the observation room?
-Enter the bullpen, despite knowing next to nothing about where the I-rex is right now.
-Notice claw marks on the wall. So what? You think it just hopped over? I think a dinosaur climbing over a wall that's dozens of feet tall would stand out and he doesn't really strike me as the climbing type. Not to mention, if it did somehow manage to climb it it would also need to get back off and a big, heavy dinosaur like that hitting the ground should also be fairly noticeable. Unless it somehow learned to land like a stealthy ninja.
-Refuse to shoot down the I-rex when you finally do find it, because it's worth a lot, despite the fact that it's running loose and there's thousands of tourists on your island. I don't care how many millions you pumped into the I-rex, there's no way it's worth the PR nightmare it will cause if it manages to get to the tourists. If that ever happens, you're talking instant bankruptcy because of the scandal. Pretty sure that outweighs even the most valuable of dinosaurs.

It's not just one thing. It's multiple things all strung together. For a company that throws millions at their creations, they sure do like to make the dumbest decisions possible. All those smart people working at the theme park and they get outsmarted by a fucking dinosaur.

[scorpionwarrior]

“We can’t exactly walk it.” Lmao technically that was a dip shit question on his part lol. Also why did she not just call the control room from there. “Hey were is the I rex?” It’s in the cage “alright thanks, yeah so it must have some sort of camo” lmao

[Chris-sver]

"Is it in the basement, is there a downstairs maybe it's in the rec room"

[Anglomachian]

What do you suppose would happen to a human raised in these conditions?

Don't ask, we already know, there are cases of things like this happening. Those people come out - if they come out at all - severely socially curtailed. If there was ever a way to manufacture compassionless monsters, it's by sticking something in a small area and making it stare at blank walls.

[gsamalot]

you know you think they know to never put a predator in a small area they get even more violent, at least Rexy had a much bigger place move around in her cage.

[Darklarik]

To think this entire catastrophe could have been prevented with a god damn 30 second phone call.

[halomaniackslashcraz]

1:28 Thats when i knew he was gona get so ate

[jerrylove]

The critter not only knew that it was being tracked by heat, but figured out how to stop emitting heat. That's pretty amazing since science hasn't managed to (practically) figure that out (or thermals would be useless in war).

I do with writers took a little more time. The same situation could have been created with more care resulting in less facepalm.