When the T-Rex came on the screen, I don’t think I’ve seen two grown men’s eyes light up so big with pure amazement and joy in my life. It was adorable. Thank you. ☺️😄

The staff left before the storm hit.  That's why there are so few people in the park towards the end.

R.I.P SAM NEILL DR ALAN GRANT

17:47 - "Dude, that made me emotional!"  and John Williams is to thank for that... “Without John Williams, bikes don’t really fly, nor do brooms in Quidditch matches, nor do men in red capes. There is no Force, dinosaurs do not walk the Earth, we do not wonder, we do not weep, we do not believe. You breathe belief in to every film we have made” - Steven Spielberg

Rest in Peace Sam Neill, you will be sorely missed

Mike “What kid is gonna wanna see a goat ripped in half??”
Timmy “Excellent!”
😂😂😂

Fun fact.
The actor playing Hammond was a long time actor.  Richard Attenborough.
He was In the original Dr Doolittle with Rex Harrison.
He is the brother of the world famous, recently turned 100 years old David Attenborough.

"You're going to need a bigger goat."

😂😂😂

R.I.P. Sam Neill

It was incredible in the theatre in 93. The sounds, the vibrations, the terror. It was amazing!

58:22 all the staff  was evacuated before the storm hit. That's why Nedry was rushing to reach the docks

The dinosaurs were incredible on the big screen.
People called in sick to work to see it the first day.

"A teenage Samuel L. Jackson" made be cackle 😂

It was the first movie ever using the new digital surround sound so it could only be released in certain theaters that were equipped. You could FEEL the deep rumbles! It was a physically exhausting, sensory overload thrill ride to see in the theaters

I was 10 years old in 1993 when this movie came out. I went and saw it on a school field trip. It was also when the movie theatre had just came out with THX surround sound. When the Rex came out and roared it was like nothing you had ever seen. It was iconic, unbelievable and nothing at that time even came close to it.

When I originally saw Jurassic Park in the theater, it was the first movie where I didn't see computer graphics on the screen -- I saw DINOSAURS.

Dr. Grants journey from hating kids to being the best Dad figure warms my heart EVERY TIME!

1:04:00 it was re-released for the 30th anniversary in 3D and it was AMAZING!

The Christopher Walken got me😂😂

RIP Sam Neill 💔