Kitchen Scene: Jurassic Park vs. Stop-Motion (Phil Tippett)

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[davidkeetz]

To be fair they had done a really good job with the stop motion animation tests they did complete before pivoting over to CGI. I'm surprised at how good they were even in this pre-production state. I don't think it would have had a huge impact on the relevance of the movie - either it was going to be the absolute pinnacle and the end of an old technology or the beginning of the new technology that it did end up being.

[TheRubberStudiosASMR]

That’s why the cgi is so amazing- because of Phil Tippet’s moves

[callmesantos]

Lmao the stop motion figures of Tim and lex looked like they belong in a robot chicken sketch 😂😂😂

[miah]

There's a couple things I would have changed with the stop motion (the tongue's look too snake-like and the animation of them calling is a little too fast) but their movements are WAY creepier in stop motion than with CGI, especially that one shot of it looking through the door. I'd honestly be really interested in seeing a Jurassic Park remake but all the dinosaurs are stop motion instead of CGI. I know it would never happen but just think of how cool it would look considering how far stop motion technology has come.

[queencancerous]

The finished movie still looks amazing due to the great practical effects blending perfectly with the CGI shots.

[mrprotheroe]

It would have been interesting if there was a Phil Tippet cut

[basedbattledroid]

The little snake tongue was a nice touch though I miss that, not that many dinosaurs would've done it but technically the Jurassic Park dinosaurs are a chimera of different genes arranged to resemble dinosaurs so it's plausible

[mattlawrence]

The raptors lizard tongues make this even better!!!! They need to release this entire film in stop motion, id actually watch it more than the CGI version

[Multiversal]

Guys the stop motion was made by phil Tippett. He is just comparing them

[parkpunk]

I think the stop motion was for testing. Even if they had done stop motion for the final version, it would have looked even better and the actors would have been composited in.

[kendalldalton]

The animation from 2:12 to 2:24, I think was really smooth and amazing. Well done

[Limes]

Both look good but If i had to choose. Animation or Original JP would win for me. Phil Tippett has done amazing things but the CGI in Jurassic Park still holds up today it was a amazing film,

[Revoltech]

1:52 la idea original se plasmo exactamente en la pelicula, increible !! . realmente un genio phil

[EpicBeard]

Even the final film didn't replace all the shots with CG. That first shot of the raptor looking through the door is a full scale model, same for the close ups on the feet.

[sharpey]

That Scene at 0:27 kinda looks like they used stop motion, It's got that lower fps that the stop motion has

[rex-rant]

I really think the tongues would've been a nice touch.

[SouthParkGaming]

The stop motion looks more like an actual reptile

[astonfiction]

I think Stop motion dinosaurs and monsters work best when the setting of the movie is somewhere in the past, in prehistoric times, or if the story is inspired by mythology, legends or ballads. Take the Voyage of Sinbad or the Clash of Titans for example. The setting is already blurry and fictional in itself, so the oddness of stop motion creatures just adds to the idea of fantasy and myth. For a movie as grounded and with such developed characters as Jurassic Park, stop motion really could not immerse you into the experience of the characters. The setting is too modern, too “realistic” in a way. Jurassic Park took place in 1993, the year audiences went to watch it for the first time. These animals were brought back from the dead through genetic engineering and were kept in enclosures, so the world could admire these dinosaurs like we admire real world animals at the zoo. There was little fantasy or myth or legend in the story of Jurassic Park. The dinosaurs had to look and behave realistically, because everything else about the movie was realistic as well

[ranulf]

For a screen test this stop motion looks really great. The dinosaurs somehow look more real and scary. Too bad Spielberg wanted them in CGI.

[penpaperfury]

i would have honestly loved if they released a stop motion version of the movie along side the actual movie similar to the Snyder cut with Justice league except actually fucking good