*JURASSIC PARK* Gave Me VERY HIGH Stress Levels | Movie Reaction and Commentary!

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Original Movie: Jurassic Park (1993)

Timeline:
00:00 - Intro
01:05 - Movie Begins!

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[OnePlancheMan]

Keep in mind that at the beginning, as the helicopter is landing and they had to put their seatbelts on, Grant couldn't fasten his because his belt buckle somehow had two female ends. Instead, he tied them together. So, he found a way, alluding to how the female dinosaurs eventually find a way to mate and breed.

[toddsmitts]

John Williams is simply the greatest film score composer of all times. The man gave us the themes from Harry Potter, Home Alone, Superman, Jaws, E.T., and pretty much the entire Star Wars saga.

[andreo]

It will never cease to amaze me that Spielberg made this movie and Schindler's List on the same year.

[karlmoles]

I'll never forget seeing this in the theater. The shocked gasps at the first dinosaur apperance. The chills the first T-Rex roar sent down my spine, what an unforgettable experience. I was 28.

[danielmorency]

I was working in a video rental store when this movie came out for sale/rent. It was the biggest event I'd ever seen and have ever seen since for ONE movie. We sold (not rented, SOLD) THOUSANDS of VHS cassettes in mere months (each 9.99 $ at the time). We had that film playing on the store TVs and speakers for weeks on end. We had giant dinosaur statues brought in from who knows where for display throughout the store. So big in fact, we had a window company remove the store front windows in order to get those statues inside. It was quite a circus.

[jeffthompson]

The idea that Tyrannosaurus Rex could only recognize objects that move was fabricated for this movie. The exaggerated size of the raptors became part of a fortuitous coincidence. After the filming, but before its release the fossil of a large raptor was discovered. "Spielberg's raptor" was proposed as its name but "Utah raptor" was adopted.

[stat]

I was in highschool when this came out and it blew my mind. I was one of those little kids who loved dinosaurs and this helped kind of rekindle that at the time. I went and saw this 6 times in the theater.

[Bottle-OBill]

This movie has one of the few music scores that actually affects me emotionally. This, Gladiator, and the Lord of the Rings trilogy are next level soundtracks.

[shinkicker]

10 year old me seeing that first Brachiosaurus back in '93 was just mind blowing, dare I say almost life changing with how obsessed with dinosaurs I was from that point on. Even now, with the music it makes me a bit misty eyed. The special effects for this movie are still considered pretty good now, but back then? They were the cutting edge of cutting edge. It was essentially 'real' footage. I think I went and saw it 5 or 6 times.

[ronfehr]

It was not until a test screening of the animatronic triceratops that the makers of the movie knew that they were successful in making the dinosaurs look real. Up until the the audience reaction, everyone was just hoping they did a good job.

[martinjrgensen]

This film is pure genius. Often imitated, never matched.

[deanmeanmachine]

In the sequel, "The Lost World" we learn where the dinosaurs are before they reach the main park, and Hammond has a few lines speaking exactly on this topic. I don't want to give away anything though, so I'll look forward to you reacting to the sequel in the near future 😊

[CigarMick]

One of the details that most people miss is when we first see the T. rex the girl shines the flashlight into the eye of the T. rex the pupil constricts in response.
It may not seem like much but for me it adds a little realism to the situation.
Just further proof that Mr. Spielberg is a master at making movies.

[Short_Round]

I do believe Ian Malcom’s character was designed as the realistic mindset that we all have in reality and the knowledge we have from real excavations of dinosaurs and that we could have never really evolved alongside them

[Silentreaver]

Seeing this in the theaters as a kid was scary and awesome at the same time xD A lot of us as kids had that "Dinosaur" phase and this was just a must see, not knowing it's a scary movie especially for a kid :P

[billiebuffalo]

One of my favorite pieces of cinematic foreshadowing is during the initial approach to the island. Alan only had two female buckles, which obviously don’t work together, but he “found a way.”

[minty_Joe]

I was 13 in 1993 and saw this opening week in an IMAX theater. State-of-the-art surround sound system in the venue. It was so incredibly loud when the T-Rex roared, it shook the room!!! Watching it on a screen that's nearly 8 times the size of an average theater screen (and with incredible definition) was mind-blowing at the time.

[Pridam]

I still find it interesting that Dennis knew that the raptors were too dangerous to be set loose, so that even when he shut the power off, he made sure to keep the raptor paddock's power on

[TheMusicMyEars]

What I love about this movie is the impending storm that starts to change the atmosphere when they run into the triceratops. The storm foreshadows what is to come but it kind of envelops the viewer in a way I can't really describe most movies do.

[jonnybb]

I must have heard the JP theme a thousand times...yet every single time I see that first dinosaur showing and 'welcome, to Jurassic Park', I still always get a massive grin on my face.