Meet The Indominus Rex | Jurassic World | Science Fiction Station

"The kids? This will give the parents nightmares." Meet Jurassic World's new terrifying attraction; the Indominus Rex.

Jurassic World (2015): A theme park showcasing genetically-engineered dinosaurs turns into a nightmare for its tourists when one of the dinosaurs escapes its enclosure. An ex-military animal expert steps up to save the day.

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[Tuner]

Dowsing himself in gasoline was genius. Even though the dinosaur had never been exposed to that odor before, it knew it didn't want to consume that smell.

[chloejones]

I love the bone chilling vibe this scene gives! 😆 “Where’s the sibling? She ate it.” 😐

[ajc]

A subtle thing I noticed that I don't think many people thought about. These guys were most likely trained to deal with T-Rex dinos, who sense by movement, which is why the guy didn't move when the I-Rex threw the truck, since he thought it wouldn't see him

Probably my most favorite example of training failing you. This creature isn't hunting by movement, it's hunting by smell and thermal vision

[WilliamAfton]

The Indominus rex is one of the best antagonists I’ve ever seen in a movie. Utterly terrifying and badass.

[peanut-junder]

0:54, that scene always gives me the chills. You don't have a visual idea of what's going on, just the guttural sounds. The quiet music that builds hesitation. Very well done scene in my opinion.

[Nicholas-ksxp]

I don't understand why Claire had to drive just to make a phonecall. Had she done it in the observation room after no thermal signature was detected, they would have very quickly realized it's still in the cage.

[largolt]

I love how Claire asks if the I-Rex will scare the kids and Dr. Masrani replies that it'll scare the PARENTS badly. I like how he subtly thinks a step ahead of Claire.

[diegomonge]

7:30 - 7:33 When Wu says "Monster is a relative term. To a canary, a cat is a monster. We're just used to being the cat" later in the film, I instantly think of this specific shot. There's something so terrifying about humans being the mouse in the Cat and Mouse game especially when the Cat in this scenario is just as intelligent as you are.

[aidansmith]

Something that I find important but I don't think anyone's touched on is, Owen recognizes that being raised in isolation and being raised in captivity aren't necessarily the same thing while Claire does see them as the same thing.

[brandondyche]

I actually feel really bad for the park owner he seemed like a good guy just got more than he asked for

[arcwindz]

Despite the utter idiocy that made the escape possible, the Indominus sure is a stuff of horror.

[nicolebragg]

"It's in the cage, it's in there with you!" That line delivery, with the soundtrack, chills every time.

Maybe there's no logic in this movie, but it's good cinema 😂

[falleaves]

One of my favorite lines, “What kind of dinosaur they cooked in that lab.”
It always gives me chills because you know this dinosaur is something else be on their control.

[danielcowan]

"you don't have to be the fastest, you just have to be faster than the slowest person" really fits with the jurassic park movies

[jynxiebree]

4:38 oh snap! I love how smart the dinosaur is. It literally scratch the door to make it look like she escape knowing that they'd be fooled enough to realize she hasn't left the cage. That part made my heart race like a train track 😬

[HuntrJob]

I Love how they try to figure if the dino climbed out from INSIDE the enclosure. Even if it had, I'm pretty sure that someone outside the paddock would have noticed. And why not have multiple service entries, near the main gate.

[VerilyVerbatim]

2:06 'The paddock is quite safe?'.... The raptor enclosure had at least two walls, with automatic alarms if one was breached. But hey, a bio-engineered monster like this.... let's put it in a single wall enclosure, with little or no backups if it gets out... makes perfect sense.

[abrahamanderson]

7:06 that grab was personal
8:09 and so was that lift

[blazer]

That India dude that crash in the plane was one of my best versatile actor in India and Europe. So painful to loss him during the early days of COVID-19

[CarlosRivera-wirn]

The dinosaur figured out the humans fast while the humans continuously underestimated the Indominus Rex