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Film description: Paleontologists Alan Grant and Ellie Sattler and mathematician Ian Malcolm are among a select group chosen to tour an island theme park populated by dinosaurs created from prehistoric DNA. While the park's mastermind, billionaire John Hammond, assures everyone that the facility is safe, they find out otherwise when various ferocious predators break free and go on the hunt.
Cast: Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, Richard Attenborough, Bob Peck, Joseph Mazzello, Ariana Richards, Samuel L. Jackson, BD Wong, Wayne Knight, Martin Ferrero
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Although John Hammond put scientists and his grandkids at risks, I feel sorry for him. He just want to share the world what he accomplished and not intentionally put them in jeopardy.
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That shot of Grant looking out and seeing the birds flying alongside the helicopter is really profound to me. Grant spent his life studying dinosaurs but his fascination with them nearly got him killed. Seeing those birds probably helped him appreciate the animals that are still around. And it's a callback to his quote about birds being related to dinosaurs. Practically a full circle moment. Life finds a way.
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Two minutes wih no dialogues and yet we, the audience know exactly what is going through the minds of the characters via inner monologues. This is an excellent example of both acting and filmmaking!
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30 years old and it’s still one of the best movies ever made!😁🦖🦕
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From 0:20 to 0:28, the face that John gives is heartbreakingly powerful. Seeing the park he built fall to pieces and ruin. All his hopes and dreams, gone. Sometimes doing what’s right involves letting go of our dreams for the greater good, and Richard Attenborough gave an incredible performance!
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The difference between this movie and the sequels was the thought-provoking questions that the film posed, which required the audience to think and care deeply about what they were seeing on screen.
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The cut to the shot of the amber stone with Williams’ score on the piano is just unbelievable. So sentimental it hurts
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The ending of this movie is so breathtaking
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After just rewatching it. Those shots of Hammond looking sadly at the island before getting on the helicopter and then looking at his staff got to me. What a great character and actor. Plus you can hear a brachiosaurus the first dinosaur our characters and audience see in movie, and book. Poetic.
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Even 30 years after still one of the best movies ever made
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The older I get, the more I appreciate mr Attenborough’s performance in this film. The last shot of the island with “remembering petticoat lane” playing and Hammonds heartbreak at leaving his dream behind with the Brachiosaurus bellowing in the distance really hits me. Greatest movie of all time for me personally.
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I like that despite Grant not liking kids, Lex and Tim were sleeping next to him instead of their grandpa, Hammond. He definitely bonded with them over the course of the movie. He saved them both from the T-Rex, he got Tim out of that jeep and tree, and he saved him when he almost died after getting electrocuted.
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Dr. Grant still cracks a smile seeing the pelicans, which reads to me as despite everything he just went through, his appreciation and respect for nature is unwavering. Although those of us who are fascinated with dinosaurs sometimes desperately wish we could see them alive, we are privileged to enjoy the splendor of sharing this planet with birds.
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R.I.P Richard Attenborough and Jurassic Park author Michael Crichton....
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0:14 this scene is so painful to watch your dreams and aspirations shaterring in front of your eyes 😭😭
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That birds scene...."Life finds a way" what a great message to the earth.
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The best dinosaur movie ever made.
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One thing I like in the movie more than the book is how John Hammond is handled. In the book, he's pretty much your typical greedy stereotype villain. In in this film though he feels more real. Don't get wrong, he's flawed and of course the message of the movie is the dangers of "playing god" but John had no bad intentions. He genuinely wanted to make people happy and let everyone see these prehistoric animals.
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T-Rex vs the Raptors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BIJ_SBodyE
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