Film Theory: Jurassic World Was An INSIDE JOB! (Jurassic World)

JURASSIC WORLD follows the same outline as the previous Jurassic movies – humans decide recreating dinosaurs would be fun, something goes wrong with the system designed to imprison them, and a cool amusement park turns into a horrific monster-filled island. But what if it wasn’t so simple? What if the dinosaur fiasco in Jurassic World wasn’t an accident? Strap in, Loyal Theorists. In this episode, I will prove that the dinosaurs didn’t escape from Jurassic World. They were set free!

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[fancyft]

"so the real question Why are you driving so slow?"

*Mind BLOWN*

[zulin]

The funny thing is he’s *actually right.*
It was revealed in the *second movie.*

[jerichoaldrich]

"The real question is, why are you driving so slow"?
I think MattPatt just scorched the entire franchise.

[Supasmartguy]

This definitely explains why they made the indominus Rex in the first place. No one would make something that dangerous and bloodthirsty as a theme park attraction, they must have made it as a weapon, too, and it was also being tested when it escaped, just as the Raptors were.

[cheeseboy]

You can prevent this whole thing by having human sized doors

[hannamouse]

"No one's impressed by a dinosaur anymore"
Clair says, while walking past a lot of impressed zoo-goers

[turtlewax]

Lo and behold he was actually right. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom shows it all.

[man]

The issue with her outrunning the T-Rex isn't whether she could outrun a real one. The problem is that this particular, fictional T-Rex was specifically clocked at over 30mph.

The solution really is the fact that it's not really chasing her to begin with. It's really following the flare, which it's been trained to do. She's guiding it.

[tb]

I find the whole, "No one's impressed by a dinosaur anymore" thing funny. It's only been 22 years since Jurassic Park, they know people are still flocking to Disney World/Land, right? And they don't have dinosaurs!

[thegamelabgaming]

My question is, HOW COULD A DINOSAUR PARK BE LOOSING MONEY???

[kalakazam]

Me at the beginning of each video: "This sounds so stupid."
Me at the end of each video: "My God, it all makes sense!"

[plipplopproductions]

No, the REAL question is "why do you have a dinosaur-sized door when only humans are going in and out?" Heck, why would you go in at all?!

[PaleozoicProductions]

Jurassic Park
Jurassic State
Jurassic Province
Jurassic Country
Jurassic Nation
Jurassic Continent
Jurassic Supercontinent
Jurassic World
Jurassic Planet System
Jurassic Solar System
Jurassic Galaxy
Jurassic Universe
Jurassic Multiverse

[batches]

girl with high heels: **outruns a literal T-Rex**


guy in a car: **is so slow the t-rex looks like sonic the hedgehog**


**also** i like the intros they are made all so good quality

[megasean]

My biggest question wasn’t how the Indominus Rex escaped, but why didn’t they use the four surrounding islands like Isla Sorna to conduct dinosaur experiments _away_ from the general public? That way, if a failed experiment runs loose, it’s not going to attack civilians or other dinosaurs, and if the dinosaur is proven to not be a liability, it can be tranquillised and brought over to the main facility in Isla Nublar. It’s like having a bomb-testing facility right next to a shopping centre, it’s an accident waiting to happen!

[headset_hero]

0:34 i have a theory. maybe because the park's cars were also made to automatically move along the rails lined around the park, the max speed limit was decreased to avoid major accidents?

[kermitthefrog]

Is anyone really surprised about Henry Wu? That dude was shady af since Jurassic Park.

[dark_fusion]

If his plan went through it could have been called *Jurassic War*

[attackinglizard]

"In times like these, things that are extinct should stay extinct
-Ian Malcolm

[valid]

I feel like Matt Patt is secretly the reincarnated version of L from Death Note that only does detective work on games and films