Top 10 Movie Mistakes - Jurassic Park

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  @Vipers_Pit · 8 months ago

  Jurassic Park was really ahead of its time. A masterpiece of a movie.

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  @katrich61 · 4 years ago

  Whether you see the mistakes or not, considering the technology that was available at the time Jurassic Park was a masterpiece.

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  @World_of_Oasis · 2 years ago

  Mistake or not this is still better than most movies from 2024 , 31 years later

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  @ricklynn6176 · 3 years ago

  As someone who is watch Jurassic Park no less than 1000 times, and never noticed any of these mistakes, I can say they are forgivable LOL but great work for the video pointing them out.I will never not try to find these when I rewatch the movie the next thousand times 😂

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  @stacktus9158 · 3 years ago

  The mysterious drop off in the T-Rex enclosure has always bugged the hell out of me. I don’t understand how anyone working on that movie didn’t stop and say “this makes zero sense”

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  @crimson5152 · 4 years ago

  I can't imagine how carefully you must have looked to find these mistakes considering most of them appear on screen for less than a second

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  @fretman09 · 4 years ago

  Mistake or no mistake, still the classic movie of all time!

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  @AK-fk8zo · 1 year ago (edited)

  The fact that I have never noticed any of these errors, especially the CGI, goes to show just how much of a groundbreaking masterpiece movie Jurassic Park is. This movie was shot in 1992 which shows how talented the entire production team was.

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  @ihatebobsaget1989 · 2 years ago

  the digital effects are off yes, but they were so well done ahead of their time that even today you have to slow it down to even notice it, very impressive for it's time

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  @joewoodchuck3824 · 1 year ago

  It's hard to believe this movie came out 32 years ago.

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  @maisiesummers42 · 3 years ago

  Regarding the rotoscoping: the gally-whatsits are fast-moving dinos. It&apos;s a rapid shot with a lot of moving parts. It&apos;s a brief instant of danger, quickly gone. For that, they&apos;ll go with &quot;good enough&quot;.<br>The T-Rex attack though is a major moment in the film. This is not a creature speeding through the frame; this is a big, heavy animal that is incredibly dangerous. So you&apos;re going to spend a LOT more time on that moment, making sure it looks good.

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  @sirdiealott · 4 years ago

  That drop at the end was the only thing I ever noticed, but I noticed it the first time I watched it. I was like &quot;how did the Trex climb that?&quot;

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