'What's a T-Rex?' *Oh this is gonna be good.*

@PyroBlonde7777

Жыл бұрын

It really takes me back to seeing it for the first time as a kid. The raw terror in their eyes when Malcolm lit the flare was pure gold lol.

@emosam07

Жыл бұрын

My EXACT thought and why i watched this video in its entirety haha I love that they thought grant and ellie were married

@joeyhouben3270

Жыл бұрын

What is a raptor ;)

@kylemcw8301

Жыл бұрын

@@joeyhouben3270”OH!…It’s a Carnivore”. As they lower the Cow into the Raptor pen. 😂

@GryLi

3 ай бұрын

yes i thought the same

“Being himself like a rhinoceros yet greedy” - nobody has ever encapsulated the character of Dennis Nedry so well as this 😂😂😂

@Unethical.Dodgson

9 ай бұрын

I still prefer his interpretation in the book. He intended for some systems to go off and to be able to get to the docks and back within like 15 minutes or so. The intent was never to sabotage the park but to sabotage Hammond when he learned that his competitors had also made dinosaurs. But Nedry in the movie just switches off all of the fences because they made it so that he had to go through several fences for the plot of the movie. I guess they wanted Nedry to be even less sympathetic for the film.

@AzraelThanatos

9 ай бұрын

@@Unethical.Dodgson He only goes through one fence, it's an airlock door type for the perimeter fences as you also see everyone go through when they arrive on the island.

@descendientesfan3624

9 ай бұрын

I haven't read the book, but I guess that it doesn't show things that would keep people on the edge of the seat. Like the moment were he says no one cares about the explaining of the DNA making it kinda easier to understand or the part were Tim gets electrocuted & is not breathing or actually watching the dinosaurs more realistic than a suit

@cassidyS667

9 ай бұрын

Rhinos are famous for being themselves.

@Abel-V

7 ай бұрын

Anyone notice that Dennis Nedry is an anagram for nerdy sinned?

"The man who digs a pit for others falls in first" Incredible saying Babu! And very apt for this movie

@Cassxowary

Жыл бұрын

And sadly not true in this world

@Blablablarandomguy

11 ай бұрын

​@@Cassxowary That is your arrogance speaking. The fact is you have no idea of the workings of yourself, let alone the entire world. You're making the same error as them, just in a different flavour. Lol

@Jizzlewobbwtfcus

11 ай бұрын

He said it before in the episode with LOTR: The Return of the King I think it was but I don't see how anyone can get tired from learning from a wise man : ] Love this guy. Love 'em ALL tbh. How they interact and talk to each other is so endearing.

@Blunt44

11 ай бұрын

It’s a verse from the Old Testament

@radicaledwardtoo946

11 ай бұрын

based

Their genuine reactions were so wholesome! Loved the elders sympathy and compassion for the characters especially asking god to save the children! Even with such a unique culture of their own, it’s a testament how amazing the writing and universally empathetic characters is for Jurassic Park how quickly they attached themselves to their struggles and plight. What wonderful people and such great reactions! ❤

@johnstorton

9 ай бұрын

I never cared for the story line really: The dinosaurs got out and ate some people. That's it. But because of the graphics, down to the velociraptor's slight skid when jumping on the table, I LOVED the movie! Heck with a story line! LOOK AT THOSE DINOSAURS!!! ..er.. I mean graphics. 🥴

@DarkDesertMovies

9 ай бұрын

And everyone, everywhere, all across the world, is happy when the lawyer gets eaten. We were all feeling the same thing, you coward you left the kids. But it's SO important to them, I love it. These folks are so different than I am, and at the same time they are exactly the same

@Kryssi13

7 ай бұрын

@@johnstortoncan’t believe I found someone even more miserable than I am-if this is what I sound like online I need to get my shit together. 😂 PS - yes back then it absolutely WAS about the special effects. You were clearly not alive, bec most of us had never seen anything like it before. It was ALL about the “blockbuster” back then and the only way to make money was to SPEND money. That was Spielberg’s whole brand. Lighten up. 🙄

@6Haunted-Days

5 ай бұрын

@@Kryssi13yep low IQ ignorant people can’t grasp this about older movies…..I’ve always loved older movies and I can put myself back in time to see why such and such a movie might be a super exciting in say the 80s when it’s meh nothing now you know?

@6Haunted-Days

5 ай бұрын

@@johnstortono wait? You really they had CGI LIKE THAT BACK THEN? That isn’t graphics! Those are MOVING HUGE DINOSAURS SET PIECES…..CGI was crap back then you ever see toy story? They couldn’t do the detail like they have here 🙄😂🤡 there was SOME graphics but little and from far away otherwise it would’ve looked awful.

Jurassic Park, Terminator, Alien, Predator... those movies are 30 - 40 years old and NOTHING in our modern times has ever reached THAT greatness of impact on all movie franchises

@NEILL0608

Жыл бұрын

They've already watched Terminator and Terminator 2. Alien and Predator would be awesome to see them react to.

@Anthyrion

Жыл бұрын

@@NEILL0608 I hope so. And i somehow hope, they can show them some TV series too. Like Star Trek, Stargate and Babylon 5 (The Star Trek and Stargate movies would be a nice movie reaction too)

@chatteyj

Жыл бұрын

@@NEILL0608 Yes I would be psyched for alien and aliens. Also the abyss as well. Have they seen Tiatnic?

@bekanimal

Жыл бұрын

I think Interstellar should, though

@richardtomaszewski3569

Жыл бұрын

It is incredible how well these movies have aged! This movie for example is roughly 20 years old and it's still fantastic. The later more modern movies in these series have gotten so cheesy by comparison. Really too bad it seems like we've forgotten how to make a good movie.

as soon as i realized they didn’t know what a t-rex was i knew they would lose their minds during the paddock scene. great reaction. lol

@Cosmo-Kramer

Жыл бұрын

They may not have known his name, but they've seen T. Rex before, when they participated in a VR adventure ride trying to escape from dinosaurs.

@thaismatsumoto

Жыл бұрын

I remember when they saw the animatronics dinosaur show a few years back that Babu thought they were real . He was arguing about it with Raeen.

@annephillips8494

Жыл бұрын

The Raptors scene Blew my mind.And I was an adult watching with my Son.Fighting over cushions to hang on to! Damn Film! 🥴😁

@ShadowOfDeadRhodes21

Жыл бұрын

If they ever got to that point you mean.. they had them reacting every 2 seconds even at the insignificant stuff

@aaronmorton1383

Жыл бұрын

@@ShadowOfDeadRhodes21you want a shorter video?

“They were to preoccupied with wether they could they didn’t stop to think if they should” is such an amazing line and still rings true to this day

@leiatyndall8648

9 ай бұрын

More true than ever.

@WildnUnruly

9 ай бұрын

Covid, Gain of function research and so many other instances come to mind.

@Kil23Joy

7 ай бұрын

Are we all up to date on our vaccines 😂😂

@carloszarzoso1724

7 ай бұрын

​@@Kil23JoyI had covid I didn't even know we got some free testing kits done a test come up positive lol there was nothing wrong with me. For 5 days after it came up positive after that all negative. Tbh you need one or 2 vaccines. Not even that it's only the very very old who needs to worry. In the UK we don't even talk of it any more.

@darcybrummett7004

6 ай бұрын

Just because you can do a certain thing in science doesn’t mean you should.

Can we take the time to appreciate their appreciation of that opening shot of the helicopter over the sea as it enters the jungle. Such a small detail that most of us would easily let pass without a thought. But the joy and wonder it brought to them to see such a technical feat as well as artistic view for just a brief establishing shot really forces you to consider what it actually took to make that happen.

@juliewalsh7401

9 ай бұрын

i enjoy this scene every time i've seen it

@ReceptiveRaptor

9 ай бұрын

​@@juliewalsh7401and in every movie it's done in :)

@noadlor

9 ай бұрын

And their total appreciation of nature. Nice to see.

@RhiannaSanford

9 ай бұрын

Loved watching their reactions to the beautiful nature scenes!

@31webseries

9 ай бұрын

Yeah when they applauded then I was like oh you guys are gonna love this!

They understood this movie really well. They were predicting things accurately, asking the right questions, and picking up on fine details.

@p.bckman2997

Жыл бұрын

These two chaps are very sharp, but it is also a compliment to Spielberg's filmmaking.

@kilssj2250

11 ай бұрын

Yes storytelling used to be more of an art that transcended race and language. Sometimes even time itself becoming classic. I really miss that kind of writing/storytelling...

@jasondavis2995

11 ай бұрын

It's always the smaller nuances that don't translate well across cultures... they were riding home with this. I love it

@kinagrill

11 ай бұрын

Just shows that merely being born in a 'first world' country dun make you a smart person, cuz yeah I've seen tons of american reactions to similar movies and fellow danes that just cannot follow along with basic movie plots that these two gentlemen just seem to catch onto very easily.

@seamusmcboon558

10 ай бұрын

@@p.bckman2997 Exactly!

I love how they were just as mesmerized as I was back when I watched this movie for the first time. Wish I could get to experience that again!

@vodkarage8227

Жыл бұрын

I wish that in so many things I do. When I was a kid I was so easily amazed by everything, something you lose as an adult.

@Catherine.Dorian.

Жыл бұрын

Right?! And I love how well this movie looks to this day, it just shows how doing mostly practical effects ages so much better

@kenjutsukata1o1

Жыл бұрын

@@vodkarage8227 It's also a matter of exposure. Movies are so full of special effects these days we've been desensitized. Even the adults were having their minds blown when Jurassic Park first came out. We've unfortunately hit the point where we're gonna need something incredible to give us those feelings again. My guess is the first true VR film will be that item. Something where you watch the movie play out around you as if you were personally in the scene. I've watched simple versions of that, and even though VR is still very primitive and early in its development it still blew my mind. It was a little claymation-style animation that took place on a small 'stage' about the size of a table, and I could move around and look at the little characters in the story from any angle I could move to. It was spell-binding. So mainstream VR with fully-realized tech is what's gonna be the next thing that leaves audiences speechless is my guess. So... we've got a bit of a wait ahead of us 😕

@venomgeach9690

Жыл бұрын

🍄's hehe

@SpeedOfThought1111

Жыл бұрын

no i'd say a little more as they seem to have no idea about anything related to dinosaurs in the slightest lol

28:11 The older man’s reaction to the Rex roaring after as it breaks out literally made me tear up. I remember having that same reaction when I saw this film in theaters back in 1993. 🥲 God bless these 2 !!! 🦖

I love this. Imagine being able to go back and see Jurassic Park for the first time. We take it for granted sometimes

@Sintar07

11 ай бұрын

It wasn't *quite* seeing it for the first time, since I have before, but a year back, having not seen it since many years prior, I turned on Jurrassic Park to watch just the opening. I don't remember why just the opening, but that was the plan... Ended up watching the entire thing start to finish. I'd forgotten how absorbing it was from the very first shot. Felt the same way they described at the end, like it was over and suddenly I was back and realized I'd watched the whole thing. Spielberg is a *master* of his craft.

@RumCaptain

10 ай бұрын

I never take this movie for granted. It's one of the best movies ever made. I've even read both books twice. I should them again. They're so good.

@Unethical.Dodgson

9 ай бұрын

@@RumCaptain I feel like the books are better for sure but the movies are still magic :)

@karenwhaley8635

9 ай бұрын

We take everything for granted 😊

@WhenYouveGoneGuru

7 ай бұрын

I was four years old and obsessed with dinosaurs when this came out. Kids talked about it as the scariest movie in the world. I was simultaneously eager to see it but also terrified. I think I was five when I finally watched it and I only made it up to the T-Rex scene. I was afraid of that T-Rex for years afterwards when I was in my room or in a car at night I'd get this feeling of dread and an unshakable sense that the beast would come for me, and it could tear right through anything in its way.

I love that Babu prays to thank God when he is grateful the characters were not harmed. It’s very endearing.

@NaviSidhu971

Жыл бұрын

Yess and how he talks about karma for nedry's actions

@LordHayabusa85

Жыл бұрын

He should be thanking the writers.

@wonder777warrior6

Жыл бұрын

@@LordHayabusa85 God put it in the writer's heart for the story to turn out this way, so...thank God lol.

@LordHayabusa85

Жыл бұрын

@@wonder777warrior6 It was the writer’s decision to make. Some people subvert the trope of kids surviving. And the compassion to uphold the trope comes from humanism. In the Bible, god kills kids and tells his followers to kill kids all the time. So, again… THANK THE WRITERS.

@ByrhonMirzoew

11 ай бұрын

Фильм трасформэри

These two are a great reaction duo, they play off each other so well with their commentary!

@michaeltnk1135

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I feel like the others just watch and enjoy the movies, while Babu and Raeen actually analyze the movies and their messages

@dacsus

Жыл бұрын

I have the same feeling. They are the most enjoyable to watch.

@johnwick884

Жыл бұрын

I also like them most.

@thatweirdnigerianguy

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. I really enjoyed their LOTR FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING reaction. TWO TOWERS felt very disruptive with the third person. Couldn't watch the reaction to the end.

@dacsus

Жыл бұрын

@@thatweirdnigerianguy Yea, many videos are unwatchable thanks to some of them who constantly talks over the movie. Those two talks too, but its OK.

"He used to hate the children so much that today he has to take care of the children" and he does so and keeps them safe just like anyone would..ngl bought a tear to me. This was beautiful to watch, to relive my favourite film absolutely awesome......also tim and lex could both easily fit between the wires

It's amazing how attuned these two are to the themes of the film. They immediately picked up on the tension between Grant and Sattler over the children. Nedry as the security guard who steals from his employer, and Genaro's constant fixation with money and profit. Some of the more subtle references to these themes took me multiple viewings to sus out, but these two were catching every one immediately. Film is truly a universal language.

"That stupid fat did a really bad thing" is essentially the story of my life.

@VelkanAngels

Жыл бұрын

🤣

I like how Babu instantly understood the whole point of this movie as soon as he saw that first brachiosaur at the beginning. Even while marveling at what he was looking at, he said, "this is dangerous" and yeah, that was a very good call.

@baydiac

11 ай бұрын

Yes, even herbivores are deadly. Even moreso than carnivores since a full carnivore won't care about you-a herbivore will be terrified of you and you'll be trampled or worse. They had no business getting out of the car and wandering so close! I'm still not over hippos being absolute maniacs lmao.

@OttawaFreedom

9 ай бұрын

Wisdom comes from age/experience.

@JanB56

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, nailed it

"A Man who digs a pit for others falls in first" That is beautiful. I hope I remember that saying.

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

These two have a genuine love for cinema and movies, its so endearing to see. They catch so many small details that most people would miss, as well

@TheOrlandoTrustfull

Жыл бұрын

"Endearing" Try to be more patronising.

@that_1_guy975

Жыл бұрын

I see no reason why saying someone has endearing qualities necessitates being patronising. It’s a pretty common thing to say. Most people have at least one endearing thing about them.

@insanitynh923

Жыл бұрын

@@TheOrlandoTrustfull how is that patronising? do you know what endearing means?

@ElroyMcDuff

Жыл бұрын

@@TheOrlandoTrustfull Wow, lighten up. "en·dear·ing | inˈdiriNG, enˈdiriNG | adjective inspiring love or affection"

@mypud4068

Жыл бұрын

You are clearly a racist, its only endearing to you because they are POC that you look down upon but these guys are like good pets to you, how dare you...endearing? Really didn't want to have to put /s but you just never know anymore

56:01 "It seemed that when educated people talk, pearls come out of their tongues" -- as an academic, it is nice to hear, but I wish it were true. As a matter of fact, the real beautiful pearls come out of these two gentlemen's reactions who are sharp, wise and very kind.

This is one of the best things I've seen on youtube ever. They made me feel like a kid again. They were experiencing exactly what I felt when I first saw it in theaters 30 years ago.

@justcasey6292

6 ай бұрын

Yes!

I’m Im a homeless person and am having a rough time getting myself back together and have difficulties with depression. That being said, I actually smiled, laughed, and found myself thanking God for you and truly wish nothing but the best for you and your crew. Thank you for a feeling other than sadness.

@sweetwater6319

8 ай бұрын

But how are you using the internet then?

@FyreStarting

8 ай бұрын

@@sweetwater6319 library wifi

@beckjlol

8 ай бұрын

@@sweetwater6319 there are public libraries

5 ай бұрын

​@@sweetwater6319 wow, maybe you should be inhabiting Jurassic Park because mobile wifi has been around for many years now. What a ridiculous question to ask someone during such a video. My question to you is do they deliver you the goats and cows or do you prefer the plants for your diet?

@safewayman

5 ай бұрын

Just sent you a prayer, my friend.❤🧡💚💛

"Dinosaurs are being farmed here" has become my favorite description of the whole series now

@watchforsure

Жыл бұрын

Anime titles be like

@JamesGadbury

Жыл бұрын

"Dinosaur chewed Mr Arnold raw" made me lol ❤

@teyvatato2148

11 ай бұрын

Mine was definitely "Oh! Look at the danger of dinosaur feet!" Seriously awesome, took me back to my first time seeing it

31:46 "The man who digs a pit for others falls in first." That's a great saying.

The T-Rex Paddock is arguably the greatest sequence in movie history and seeing people react to it for the first time is magnificent. Thank you.

Stan Winston created these dinosaurs out of foam, latex, and animatronics. He was a master and he hired masters for his studio, Stan Winston Studios (now called Legacy Studios after Stan passed away), located in Burbank, California. Amazing artist who recognized other amazing artists who create miracles on film.

@mrs.h2725

9 ай бұрын

I sorely miss the days of practical effects and real models used in films. CGI is cool and all but it just never really draws you into the story the same.

One of the more subtle messages of the movie (it's more obvious in the book) is also that Hammond, even though he "spared no expense", was actually really bad at it. He thought that just spending money on fancy tech could replace really knowing what he was doing, and as soon as that tech fails everything goes wrong.

@HenkkaArtGames

Жыл бұрын

I think Ian Malcolm sums it up really well during the dinner scene: "I'll tell you the problem with the scientific power that you're using here: it didn't require any discipline to attain it. You read what others had done and you took the next step. You didn't earn the knowledge for yourselves, so you don't take any responsibility for it. You stood on the shoulders of geniuses to accomplish something as fast as you could and before you even knew what you had you patented it and packaged it and slapped it on a plastic lunchbox, and now you're selling it, you want to sell it!"

@Real_MisterSir

Жыл бұрын

also indicated by how he got the best guy to do all the technical stuff - but at the same time he relied 100% on that one person to keep everything together, sparing no expense but also leaving no room for failure. A fancy well engineered house of cards, but pull one card out and it all crumbles

@nightrain4749

Жыл бұрын

watching this movie with zookeepers really put things into perspective. The animals had no toys or means of play. All the food was tied up and handed to them so they didnt need to hunt. No wonder the raptors and t-rex went straight to the first thing that moved, they must have been bored out of their mind.

@vashsunglasses

Жыл бұрын

It's also a lie. He didn't "spare no expense". He hired one man to write the code for the entire park and underpaid him for it. And that's not the only time he cut corners. If you look throughout the movie there are several incidents where things have been poorly made. The raptor transfer pen was easily broken by the raptor inside it. The helicopter's seatbelts weren't right. The ride was easily broken out of. The vehicle doors didn't lock. They never tested what would happen if they had to reboot the power. Etc.

@MrClobbertime

Жыл бұрын

Too bad he didn't meet the same fate as his book counterpart did. I'm sure no expense was spared for his funeral.

"They lawyer is wearing shorts under his coat, what kind of lawyer is that?!" LOL

I love how genuine these guys are. It's so interesting to see how other cultures react to things like this, and how awesome was that the older fellow thanked God that the characters were okay? Love it!

Watching this is like being able to experience for the first time all over again. I am overwhelmingly emotional right now just off the strength of these two men.

Their applause to Ian Malcom's critics to the park... 👌

Babu: "They're doing their job with loyalty and sincerity" Enters Dennis Nedry

I've long be a fan of the Jurassic Park franchise. This was the most wonderful, wholesome, and beautiful reaction to it that I've yet seen. The older gentleman just warmed my heart. I loved the little bits of philosophy he shared during his watching of the movie and the song he shared at the end. Best review of Jurassic Park ever made! ♥

I adore their enthusiasm and admire their good old fashioned ethics. Look after the children etc. Lovely people.

We really need to get some good science documentaries for Raeen, I loved that he talked about how much he liked listening to the scientists talk.

@lillia5333

Жыл бұрын

This!❤

@LJBSullivan

11 ай бұрын

True fact scientists found worms 40,000 years extinct that are viable in permafrost and they gave birth and have 100 generations. What if some bacteria comes from permafrost and it's something like these worms that we haven't encountered and it becomes "the last of us"?

@Leon-bc8hm

10 ай бұрын

Yes show them where they get those Dinosaur representations from. An virtual tour through a museum for e.g.

“It has made a poop mountain.” 😂😂😂

That look of shock and awe is the same thing we all felt when this movie came out.

Its all amazing that the dinosaurs where all animatronics or early computerized images 'CG'. (Animatronics = animated + electronics) Think giant sized puppits without strings. This movie is so iconic still, and it came out the year i was born. The effects and cinematography STILL look so good.

I'm glad they understood the message of this movie so well. I think the news of that submersible a few weeks back has shown that there are far too many real life John Hammonds in the world.

My excitement for The Return of the King is immeasurable

@BanjoBitty

Жыл бұрын

Same!!! 💕💕💕

@CleverJester95

Жыл бұрын

I concur!

@TheRealMediaMan

Жыл бұрын

Yea that’s the only one I’m waiting for

@macjack5978

Жыл бұрын

😂 totally

@Lord_of_Proboscidea

Жыл бұрын

Can’t wait for them to see the oliphaunts on the battle field

This is one aspect of the Internet that I celebrate. Being able to see people I may never meet reacting to some of the things I take for granted. We are not all that different though. I marveled when I first saw this as well.

That scene where they first encounter the dinosaurs after entering the park, gives me chills every single time.

Also, Babu was right when he said the Gallomimus reminded him of an Ostrich, they are very, very distant relatives!

"You stop chasing the girl, focus on your work" Sigma babu. The Wisest

I love how they always show great appreciation for what is about to be shown. Idk if that is cultural or just them personally, but it makes it more fun. Like they're going in with a mind prepped to commend the film makers for effort and what they try to do, even if the movie won't be their favorite.

This reaction reminded me of the skill of the movie making. Steven Spielberg made scenarios and characters so clear that the message of the movie is obvious across all cultures. Movies really are magical that way.

Their reaction when they saw those dinosaur are IMMACULATE!!! So adorableeee 😆 I'm glad they enjoyed the movie!! Hope to see their reaction to every part of Jurassic Park and Jurassic world too!!! ❤

@lobot6894

Жыл бұрын

Some of them are hit and miss imho. I like The Lost World and Jurassic World was alright, the rest were a bit too campy for my taste. The first two just had the most compelling story and action. The philosophy and dialogue goes a long way that the rest of the sequels were really lacking tbh. They're all a fun watch though.

@Nunu-io2yr

Жыл бұрын

@@lobot6894 I know how you feel. Ngl I only like Jurassic Park 1 and Jurassic World 1 and that's all 😂😅 The other part are a bit off for me, I just don't enjoy watching it as much as the first one. Though, I still wanted to see the villagers reaction to every part of the movie. It's going to be fun lol

@danieltrevizo878

Жыл бұрын

Do reactions to the original Star Wars trilogy

@chatteyj

Жыл бұрын

I think a reaction to Jurassic Park 3 would be the most fun to watch and maybe JP2 as well.

@danieltrevizo878

Жыл бұрын

@@chatteyj I totally agree, I’m a huge fan of the original Jurassic Park movies

I've been binging these lately, and one thing I think I love is that there's a particular innocence, or almost a naivete, in these guys. Not because they're "village bumpkins" or anything, certainly not. But because as a western audience that by and large grew up with films and cinema, there's a particular... I don't know, language, almost, to the way a film is shot and edited. We generally know what to expect and how we're going to get from A to B. We've been trained on the three-act structure, we know when to expect the climax, when an action sequence is just an action sequence and not a real danger, when and how we're being "manipulated" by the movie to feel a certain way or think a certain thing, we know about storytelling devices and axioms like Chekhov's Gun, for example. These guys are most definitely going to develop that over time, but for now, they don't have that, and it's beautiful to watch them just go along for the ride and enjoy it.

@MSUBooBoo

11 ай бұрын

Very well said! It really stood put to me hoe they seemed to miss some of the foreshadowing and such, but that is a perfect explanation exactly!

This is magnitudes more wholesome than other reaction videos I've seen. KZread's algorithm was doing a good job today recommending this video to me!

Gramps reaction is the best, so genuine and innocent.

Letting them watch and react to some of the great movies is a gold mine. They are so unspoiled, it's makes for a great video. Please do more of these.

It's a crime this channel doesn't have more subscribers. They are the most humble and appreciative reactors. Not putting on a act, just enjoying the little things in life and appreciating all it has to offer. I really enjoyed this!

@chatteyj

Жыл бұрын

Its not really a crime is it, its just one of those things.

@askapk

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if more people would watch if there were actual translators for the cast... maybe a subbed video released alongside a dubbed video. Let people choose and then maybe more people would watch for their reactions so that they don't have to read. I know for me personally, sometimes I don't always watch because I'm in a situation where I don't have the ability to read a 15+ min video. Just a thought.

@karenwhaley8635

9 ай бұрын

It just became available on my Patreon channel and I started watching Tribal People Try with Pakistani villagers trying American foods for the first time I love these We take so much for granted Eye opening view 😊

I remember watching this in the theater in the 90's as a kid and their reactions are very similar to what I remember everyone else's reaction in the audience. I love it :)

@lynnhathaway3755

Жыл бұрын

I saw it at the drive-in when it first came out. You could hear people in the other cars screaming.

@jprior1427

Жыл бұрын

I watched it with my family, I think I was 9 or 10. The kitchen scene terrified me, I remember holding my mum's hands over my eyes as I was so scared.

@BravoDox

11 ай бұрын

Especially the "can they open doors???"

I love the insight these two have on movies... I've seen plenty of _western_ reactors miss the details they pick up on.

Since Raeen said he want to know how they made this film there is a documentary showing it. I think it was made for tv, about 30 minutes long, would be great to show then. Still as fascinating as the film itself.

I love the reactions of these two. Exactly what I felt in 1993... Also that Trex Road scene really shows the bravery of Grant and Malcom...

What a great video. These two reacted pretty much the same way we all did, back in 1993. When you think about what movies with dinosaurs were like before 1993, then you realise just how insane Jurassic Park was. I was genuinely blown away by it. It's great to experience that people seeing it for the first time, will feel the same way!

"Uncle you turned out to be very capable" "Do not say capable, it is dangerous" Babu knows no-kidding danger when he sees it. He could've saved many lives in Jurassic Park.

It doesn't matter how many times I've seen Jurassic Park, that scene in the maintenance bunker when the Raptor shows up behind Ellie will always get me with the jumpscare.

@Lemon_Force

Жыл бұрын

Same here, then the scene afterwards when Grant looks up and its at the the door window staring at him is chilling.

@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay

Жыл бұрын

@@Lemon_Forcegeez, that shot bonechilling

@xeronic

Жыл бұрын

if i remember correctly too, It's a shame that we probably will never see that scene in full. Think they shot Samual L jackson's scenes of going into the bunker, but due to a fire at where the footage was being held, we lost all of it, and due to time constraints, they just scrapped the scene for what it is now.

@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay

Жыл бұрын

@@xeronic Damn, that sucks

@xeronic

Жыл бұрын

@@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay whelp, i decided to just recheck that info, and i was kind of close. They had dates lined up for shooting the scenes with samual l jackson, but a real life hurricane happened around where the movie sets were and destroyed tons. The scenes ended up being scrapped. haha

**Highlights:** 1:51 - Our heroes are getting the gist of the whole film in less than 2 minutes. 💯 5:54 - Raeen is getting the gist of how the world works in less than 6 minutes. 💰 8:01 - Babu is fashion-shaming the lawyer: "[He] is wearing shirts under his coat, what kind of lawyer is this" - 🔥THE BURN 🔥 9:41 - DINOSAURS! 🦕🦕🦕 11:22 - Raeen, the man with an impeccable taste: "I find this movie awesome" 15:34 - Dr. Malcolm explains why screwing with Nature is BAD. Our heroes: 👏👏👏 22:30 - There's a literal mountain of sh*t on screen. Babu: "It poops a lot!" 🤣 23:29 - Nedry is trying to steal the eggs. Babu: "You bastard!" 25:33 - Nedry is Babu new enemy: "If I was there, I'd punch that fat man's tummy a lot!" 26:52 - Babu spectacular impression of a shaking glass of water. 27:32 - REXY! 🦖 29:01 - Rexy is stalking the kids. Raeen: "Switch off the torch! Stupid, sWitCH ofF tHe *TORCH!!!*" 🤣 29:38 - The face we would ALL pull up if a T-Rex were roaring at us. 30:02 - The lawyer is facing a T-Rex whilst sitting on a damn loo. Our heroes: 🤣👏🤣👏 30:18 - Babu: "The lawyer is dead" - Raeen: "Instant Karma as he left kids alone!" - KING 👑 32:02 - Babu's enemy slips and falls into the mud. Babu: "Traitor you deserve this!" 🤣 33:01 - The lil dinosaur does the *thing*. Our heroes: 😨😨😨 33:27 - Babu's enemy is dead. Babu at first: 😳Literally 4 seconds later: "He did bad, it's okay as long as bad happens to him" 35:43 - "Brother tURn ofF yOUr TORCH!" - Raeen's war on torches rages on. 36:53 - Rexy is chasing the car. Babu sees his whole life flashing before his eyes. 38:04 - Babu is singing to the brachiosaurus. Raeen: "You are no less than a dinosaur" 🤣 40:14 - The brachiosaurus sneezes on the kid. Raeen makes a sound that floors me for five solid minutes. 🤣 41:45 - Rexy devours one of the smaller dinosaurs. Raeen has an existential crisis. 43:08 - Dr. Grant checks the fences. Bubu gets electrocuted with the power of Cinema and gives the mother of all the jump-scares to Raeen. 🤣 43:36 - Dr. Sattler reaches the fuse box . Raeen gives up on life. 44:27 - Dr. Sattler starts switching the power back on. It's pandemonium is the recording studio of React 2.0 45:00 - Dr. Grant: "He's not breathing" - Raeen: "This is all happening because of that fat rhino!" 48:07 - The velociraptors are in the kitchen. Raeen: "Can they also jump?" Babu: "Yes they can jump, they can do anything!" 51:07 - Rexy attacks the velociraptors. Raeen yells "Escape" to the characters so many times that I've learned how to say "Escape" in his language. 🤣 55:34 - Raeen protests because the film is from 1993 and they got to watch it only now. "We've been deprived of it for so many years. Babu was also deprived!". I feel you, brother. 58:09 - Babu serenades us, and we should feel special for it.

@watchforsure

Жыл бұрын

I enjoyed all of them u worked hard for em 😭

@EveningSoother

Жыл бұрын

@@watchforsure Honestly, it's been entertaining. 😁

@watchforsure

Жыл бұрын

@@EveningSoother i went through all of them bro hahsha aalso loved the funny descriptions of each time stamp

@EveningSoother

Жыл бұрын

@@watchforsure Much obliged! 👍

@edinburghredneck

8 ай бұрын

This was a magnificent summary. Wouldn’t it be great if their entire community could gather to see this movie?

Could you imagine watching jurassic park for the first time in 2023 after it coming out in1991. These guys have a whole world to explore!

They have just witnessed one of the greatest creations in cinematic history

My favorite line in this movie is Malcolm’s speech ending with ‘you never stopped to think you should.’

The moment they first see the dinosaurs was wonderful. Great reaction video.

When Babu accidentally startled Raeen during the Perimeter Fence scene, could not have been planned in a better way for a better moment. Both visceral and grounding for poor Raeen! 😂. I love this channel. It has made me begin to appreciate so much that in this country is taken for granted. Blessings upon everyone that works so hard and participates so genuinely on this channel. This truly is wholesome purity.

It’s like watching it the first time over again and reliving so many OMG moments with a good friend. These guys speak so freely and with truth and we share a very similar cultural perspective. Love this film and love these dudes.

Jurassic park has a good message with the raptors which is never underestimate intelligence. If you think you’re safe cause someone or something is too dumb then you may have just punked yourself

I know exactly how these two felt when the dinosaurs made their first appearance: I'm 59 and I still end up with the same bloody stupid grin on my face I had when I saw it when it first came out. Personally, I blame Steven Spielberg, who at this point had an uncanny knack of connecting everyone with their inner child - AND IT STILL WORKS!

Great video. This is definitely one of my favorite movies. I remember seeing it in theaters four times. I was about 7 or 8. My only complaint is more how people react to it. The moral of the story isn't "Dinosaurs bad." It's "Don't exploit something you don't understand." Like Dr. Grant said, they're not monsters, just animals.

“The man who digs a pit for others falls in first” 31:45 I mean wow. I never heard that before. This channel is amazing

i love these reaction videos

@giygasthedevilalien5995

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, they are serious and funny

Watching these guys, enjoying the movie so much, makes me want to watch it again.

@wej0w

Жыл бұрын

Almost every video I watch on this channel within 5 minutes Im always doubting to keep watching or watch the movie myself.

It shows that we as humans experience the same emotions, anywhere in the world, if the director knows what he or she is doing.

I'd love to watch Jurassic Park for the first time again. It was a pleasure watching them react to this 😂

'Back to the Future' would also be awesome for a reaction.

Both Babu and Raeen are living the movie Watching their reaction is ❤❤❤

52:58 "and I wonder how they made such a movie". Man , I have the same question. This thing is 30 years old, and is still better than many of nowadays things. One of the best film ever made.

"Uncle you turned out to be very capable" "Do not say capable it is dangerous" That's basically John Hammond's whole arc in this movie

I wish I could have that same feeling the first time I saw this in theaters back in 1993. Probably watched it well over a hundred times since and it's still just as suspenseful.

@bettrhalf8006

Жыл бұрын

I felt a little of it watching these two gentlemen react! It's part of why I love reaction videos so much... they bring back memories of how I felt seeing the same things. This really was an incredible theater experience and I'm so glad I got to see it, and I'm so glad that I am also still around to see others experiencing it for the first time 30 years later!

@chatteyj

Жыл бұрын

If you don't watch a movie for about five years it almost has the same effect as seeing it for the first time. I did it with Aliens, you forget details and movie is so much fresher and better.

"He came to his house [...] and stole the liquor too." 😂 He's not wrong...

"Do not say capable, its dangerous!" Man just foresaw the entire movie franchise xD

"If I was there, I'd punch the fat man's tummy a lot." I burst out laughing when he said that! 🤣 I love their reactions!

That was great, I especially liked the older gentleman's song at the end...he's a fantastic drummer! His commentary about the gallimimus flock looking like ostriches was a terrifically smart observation, since birds really are dinosaurs. But they were both so astute in their observations about the dangers of tampering with nature through genetic engineering. This brought a big smile to my face and made me remember what it was like when I first saw this movie in theatres as a child.

@srbrant5391

Жыл бұрын

Babu never ends an episode without a song.

@Mlai00

Жыл бұрын

"I have watched your movie. Now listen to my song."

Love watching these reactions, so pure and wholesome!

For those of us who saw Jurassic Park is in the theatre when it first came out, these reactions are pretty much the way we felt, too.

"money wasted and lives lost" Babu knows how to cut the crap and get to the core of things. This man is a gem.

Not only did they enjoy the film, they appreciated the message of the film as well. I highly suggest Epics like Ben-Hur, Gladiator, The Ten Commandments and although not an epic Akira Kurosawa's "The Seven Samurai".

@deg6788

11 ай бұрын

Thé abbys, 2012 , Cocoon and aliens please

29:50 -- I love that they picked up that Alan was going to be able to get it to follow the light, but then Ian, not understanding, ruined it and got Rex to chase him. I won't lie, took me damn near 20 years to notice that detail xD

These two just restored my faith in humanity

I’ve just spent an entire hour being absolute encapsulated by these two and Their reactions to a Favourite movie of mine that I’ve been watching since I was 6 years old! & I loved every moment of it!😁 (It’s like sharing your favourite toy as a kid) 😂

I hope they are a fraction of how mesmerized i was back in 93 watching this at the cinema at age of 8. Only movie ive watched two times in cinemas ever

I was 4 1/2 years old when I saw this in theaters with my parents, because I loved dinosaurs as a kid. I was good up until the t Rex started attacking the kids in the car...and I basically ran out of the theater screaming and crying lol. My dad gave me a pep talk and we got right back in, and I finished the rest no problem. I think the good acting by the kids is what did it. Seeing and hearing kids barely older than me giving convincing screams for their life, it triggers something in kids in particular.

I am thankful we are living in an era where almost every human on the planet can access the internet, and even be able to watch movies like this, anywhere. Seeing these movies for the first time is a magical experience.

I saw Jurassic Park at the cinema when it first came out. I was 14, and it was the scariest film I had ever seen! Especially when the raptor jumped onto the kitchen counter. 😱

Joseph Mazzello (Tim) is 39 years old now, Ariana Richards (Lex) is 43, in comparison Jeff Goldblum (Ian) was 40 and Sam Neill (Allen) was 43 when they filmed Jurassic Park. If you saw this as a kid you probably feel old now. You're welcome.

@ll7868

Жыл бұрын

Laura Dern (Ellie) and I are the same age then and now, 23 and 53.

@NelsonWin

Жыл бұрын

​@ll7868 I always thought Laura was the same age as Neill but dang.

@ll7868

Жыл бұрын

@@NelsonWin I made a mathematical error, she started acting 3 years after I was born in 1973 in the Burt Reynolds action movie White Lightning, basically the Dukes of Hazzard's inspiration, she was 6 years old in that movie, that makes her 26 and 56 then and now. I should have just Googled her birthday, now everyone knows I suck at maths.

I loved the long conversation at the end of the video. They had so many interesting things to say about the movie. I was so happy to watch Babu and Raeen watch this movie together.

I love how in awe they are when they first see the dinosaurs. Literally the same reaction everyone had the first time we watched this movie. Incredible film, incredible score, amazing in every way. And I don’t even care about dinosaurs that much.

These guys are really sharp and keen at nuances, I’d say they’re smarter than most American audiences.