Top 10 Movie Mistakes - Jurassic Park

The best and funniest mistakes I've found in Jurassic Park.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:50 10. Visible crew member
01:49 9. The Jurassic Park fence
02:46 8. Visible movie sets
03:41 7. Visible stunt doubles
04:49 6. Visual effects nitpicking
07:32 5. The security camera
08:10 4. The T-rex chase scene
09:15 3. Continuity mistakes
11:17 2. Visible movie equipment
13:09 1. Design changes

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[katrich]

Whether you see the mistakes or not, considering the technology that was available at the time Jurassic Park was a masterpiece.

[World_of_Oasis]

Mistake or not this is still better than most movies from 2024, 31 years later

[stacktus]

The mysterious drop off in the T-Rex enclosure has always bugged the hell out of me. I don’t understand how anyone working on that movie didn’t stop and say “this makes zero sense”

[ricklynn]

As someone who is watch Jurassic Park no less than 1000 times, and never noticed any of these mistakes, I can say they are forgivable LOL but great work for the video pointing them out.I will never not try to find these when I rewatch the movie the next thousand times 😂

[ThermalLance-hgrd]

"Maybe they took the same shortcut as Tim did." That part made me laugh more than it had any business to.

[dedwards]

Another mistake. When the velociraptor pushes open the kitchen door, you can see a crew member's hand place itself on the raptor's tail to steady it.

[crimson]

I can't imagine how carefully you must have looked to find these mistakes considering most of them appear on screen for less than a second

[rianeblue]

One of my fave movies! Those little mistakes takes almost a nano-second to the eye of the viewers. You will never notice it when watching it on the big screen. I never realized it after watching your video. Thanks for sharing.

[isaacfortner]

Nedry may be a terrible driver, but at least you can see at 11:12 that he had 4WD engaged! It's the icon furthest left of the cluster right next to his shoulder.

You can also see the joysticks for the searchlights mounted on top of the Jeep off to the right.

[Jamezy]

This just shows how good they really are, becuase chances are 99.9% of people did notice any of these mess up . Not the first time, second time, or last itme. Once watched and shown here Im kind of blown away by how in the world didnt I notice any of these....? LMAO. Just showing how good they really are, that something can be so obvious in your face, yet you dont notice it at all.

[maisiesummers]

Regarding the rotoscoping: the gally-whatsits are fast-moving dinos. It's a rapid shot with a lot of moving parts. It's a brief instant of danger, quickly gone. For that, they'll go with "good enough".
The T-Rex attack though is a major moment in the film. This is not a creature speeding through the frame; this is a big, heavy animal that is incredibly dangerous. So you're going to spend a LOT more time on that moment, making sure it looks good.

[stormbowman]

The drop at the T-Rex paddock, actually has an explanation, but it is not included in the final release of the movie. If you take a look at the demo reel that Phil Tippett did for the stop motion version of the scene, the T-Rex pulls the car further down the road. The drop is at that location, like a hill going from the bottom up to the goat. This was not in the movie, but it was in the first drafts of the storyboard. Which also explains why they could get down so fast, they simply took the hill route. 🙂Of course, it looks weird in the final movie, and it always bugged me.

[adampearce]

I actually laughed out loud at the slapstick moments of Dennis' driving skills with the added music and then the car joining Tim falling over the edge 🤣 amazing video!

[vdochev]

This was before the era of digitally removing the mistakes. This film has many small mistakes/errors, but this does not take away from the experience at all. First time watching you won't even recognize them. It is still one of the greatest movies of all time.

[khoonkitlim]

I can't stop laughing from those silly mistakes from the film crew amd your editing, is the chef's kiss.

[fretman]

Mistake or no mistake, still the classic movie of all time!

[paranoidgenius]

You missed at least 4 of what I can think of. When the helicopter first lands on the island on the helipad, you see the jeeps near the helipad, next shot, you see the jeeps reversing up near the helipad.
When Elle runs for the power generator tunnels when the raptors are stalking them, she jumps over the same tree trunk twice.
When Dennis turns rogue & steals the dinosaur embryo's, some names of species of dinosaur are misspelled.
The scene where Tim & Lex are hiding from the raptors in the kitchen, the shot when a raptor is in a doorway, you can see the animatronic operator's arm steadying the raptor

[AFVEH]

Ever since I was a kid and watched it for the first time I always wondered about that huge drop in the T-Rex enclosure, never understood how the T-Rex managed to get over it. My conclusion was just that I was a kid too young to understand what the adults that made the film wanted to show.

[rhowar]

You forgot to mention that Stegosaurus was misspelled when Nedry was stealing the DNA samples. Also, when the brachiosaurus was eating leaves, it was chewing them. The brachiosaurus didn't have molars, so it couldn't chew. Also, Ellie jumps over the same tree more than once when Muldoon tells her to run. Despite the mistakes, it remains one of my favorite movies. Mistakes be damned.

[hasinurrahman]

The mistake count in Jurassic Park is as big as the Dinosaur.