Actress Watches Her First Spielberg Movie: Jurassic Park!

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[Swampthing]

When I was a kid I wouldn't go to the bathroom by myself because of this movie. I was 7 years old when I saw this movie & it was like nothing I had ever seen. It scared me so much.

[krisfrederick]

Jeff Goldblum's Jurassic Park: "Must go faster...." 🦖
Jeff Goldblum Independence Day: "MUST GO FASTER!!!" 👽

[chanchaniceman]

Your reaction of the Brachiosaurus at 12:47 is honestly why the first Jurassic Park film is still loved and magical after 30 years. Whether you’re someone like many of us who have watched this film a dozen times or a first time watcher, it just makes me smile how you guys really enjoyed it. Which is a testament to how good the first JP film was. I really appreciate your view on the magic of mixing puppetry and CGI which is another aspect of why JP is still magical to this day

[TheRealRodent]

Opening weekend 1993... I was 11.

My local cinema has 18 screens and they had ONLY Jurassic Park on that entire weekend in a staggered schedule, and it was still sold out.
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Somehow, and I have no idea how... my dad (rest in peace) got hold of 4 tickets.

Myself, my sister, and our two besties (who were also brother and sister) went to see it.
My dad gave us £20 each... in today's money is close to £100 each...

We played the arcades, got some sweets etc...
And my sister saying "no drinks because we'll need to pee half way through the movie".. we had hotdogs and sweets, arcades, pizza... and then the call came in for the movie.

I still remember the smell of the popcorn, standing in that lobby surrounded by hundreds of people.
Jurassic Park trailers on the TVs dotted around the place.

11 years old, dinosaurs, 1993, with Spielberg directing, AND at the beginning of the CGI

No cinema experience has ever matched the magic of that weekend.
Jurassic Park is lightning in a bottle.

And afterward, we had a Maccies on the way home.

Most magical weekend ever.

[ExUSSailor]

"Raptor" does not mean "bird of prey". It's Latin, it means, "one who steals", or, simply, "thief".

[LexyThomas]

On the helicopter, Alan Grant had two female ends of the seat belt, but still found a way to make it work. The dinosaurs were all female, but life still found a way to make it work

[supremedream]

I read half the book version of this, and so far it was more gnarly than the film adaptation.

[NathanMalnaa]

35:31 my favorite shot, the light going into the TRex eye and the eye dilates. Its so good

[Darkvalient]

you might notice the scale and framing of the movie is skewed to have a somewhat vertical aspect ratio, where most movies today are very wide-screen. it adds a interesting perspective to many scenes making the dinosaurs appear taller

[brocktungsten]

The way the effects move from practical to digital and vice versa is masterful. The team that created this movie lavished so much attention, even love, to every detail and it really shows.

[Dooglemeiser]

18 years before JP, Spielberg learned the lesson that less monster is more. The mechanical shark(Bruce) was constantly malfunctioning, and shots had to be recreated without a shark.

[Mr.V]

This film is what kickstarted my love of paleontology and dinosaurs in general when I was a kid. Since then I have had the honor of being able to go to places like the dorest coast, Enciso's Trail and even a few digs in Montana and Wyoming as well. Obviously as far as accuracy goes the films are not the best but they really did capture the beauty and the danger these animals possesed

[ShatteredDreams]

I would say my favorite moment is when new viewers get jump scared by the raptor attack in the generator room with Ellie. But as someone who has seen this thousands of times, The T-Rex escape is my favorite scene personally.

[Suddenly-Eggs]

I saw this in a theater on my mother's 37th birthday. A week before my 10th. It broke my brain.

[CKSamTheSlayer]

Wait.... i saw her video 2 days ago and she had like 34k subs and now she has 63k subs!! I see this channel is growing in a good speed! i hope u reach 1m and all the milestones ahead ASAP

[richardhodgson]

The original Jurassic Park, both the film and the novel it's based on, is essentially a horror genre effort, and although the film is significantly toned down from the book in terms of the violence, Spielberg still managed to craft an engaging and heart pounding thriller that still holds up today, thanks in no small part to the believability of the animals themselves, brought to life through a masterful mix of practical and CG effects that blend together almost seamlessly

[NathanMalnaa]

Bob Peck is amazing on this, RIP
58:00 one of the most iconic lines in movies ever

[NathanMalnaa]

Arianna Richards is so good in this, she's actually a professional painter now and you can get the shot at 58:44 from her

[williamrosmer]

inflation calculator i used says $20 million is almost $43 million now.

[nonconsensualopinion]

31:22 you've been misled because the computer status screen said "Raptor Paddock" was unarmed. However, that was the original paddock for them. They had been moved to the smaller unit where they were fed the cow. That's why you thought the fences for the raptors were down but they said they were not.