Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian o'connells Show podcast,
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Speaker 2: To the nineties.
Speaker 3: I'd like to say I made this look good. Melissa
Speaker 3: Sheffield this nineteen ninety you can't handle the true go
Speaker 3: up him her. Christian O'Connell's eight Z of the nineties.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Baby, all about the letter J. All about the
Speaker 4: letter J. So the movie Jack and I watched this week.
Speaker 4: Deal with the letter J in the nineties was the great.
Speaker 4: Jurassic Park came out in nineteen ninety three to so
Speaker 4: much height because it was Spielberg, it was dinosaurs. There
Speaker 4: was a lot of talk about the amazing special effects.
Speaker 4: Spielberg to say, I just said that he wanted to
Speaker 4: try and make jawels on land.
Speaker 3: I watched it again yesterday. It's still great. It stacks
Speaker 3: up so well.
Speaker 2: I don't have a bad word to say about Jurassic Park.
Speaker 2: It is the king of movies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a really, really well made action Blockbuster went
Speaker 4: on to make that year alone one billion dollars, right,
Speaker 4: that's US dollars, and that's probably worth a lot more. Now.
Speaker 4: Spielberg got two hundred and fifty million of that. Deserve
Speaker 4: to be penny of it as well, because honestly, Spielberg
Speaker 4: won the Greatest Storytellers ever right in this year nineteen
Speaker 4: ninety three, right he only directed to have two movies out.
Speaker 4: He does Jurassic Part which is incredibly He also did
Speaker 4: the movie which my kids had to watch it at school,
Speaker 4: and rightly so all kids should have to watch it
Speaker 4: because I think it actually tells some of the story
Speaker 4: of what happened in the Second World War. He also
Speaker 4: did Shindler's List. I do know think there's another director
Speaker 4: who's got that kind of range. Then he was then
Speaker 4: filming Schenner's List whilst in Poland, whilst also editing the
Speaker 4: final bit. I don't even know how that man his
Speaker 4: bandwidth to.
Speaker 3: Do all the stuff he's done in his career.
Speaker 4: But two amazing movies, not just of the nineties to
Speaker 4: just incredible movies.
Speaker 2: And it's important for kids to watch Shindler's List at
Speaker 2: the high school. But I still think there's room for
Speaker 2: Jurassic Park and a whole year on Jurassic Park alone.
Speaker 3: So a couple of facts about it.
Speaker 4: Right, It's off a very good book, Michael Critchen book
Speaker 4: as well, which hadn't even been written Jurassic Part Spielberg
Speaker 4: just heard about what it was going to be about,
Speaker 4: paid him two millions straight away, going I'll make the
Speaker 4: movie that you haven't he written the.
Speaker 2: Book that's the easiest two movies. I'm going to write
Speaker 2: a book about that.
Speaker 3: Spielberg is going to make your movie. Spielberg said as well,
Speaker 3: I was watching this interview with him.
Speaker 4: Has said that the most important thing as a director
Speaker 4: before even started making the movie is he wanted to
Speaker 4: direct it like a child. So that's why when you
Speaker 4: watch it right, a lot of the shots are coming
Speaker 4: from a child's point of view looking up at the dinosaur,
Speaker 4: because you're seeing it like you know, you see these
Speaker 4: godsilla movies. Now you're just seeing very two big things
Speaker 4: fight each other and it's almost out there level. But
Speaker 4: when you're seeing it from a child's point of view
Speaker 4: looking up, but you see the ore again the world
Speaker 4: and what it would be like. He wanted. He wanted
Speaker 4: us to fillot whether you an adult or a child,
Speaker 4: that you want what it would be like if you
Speaker 4: really did.
Speaker 3: See a dinosaur.
Speaker 4: Now you'd be scared in the awe of.
Speaker 2: It, and were you shocked that a movie that's thirty
Speaker 2: years old now can still look so good with the
Speaker 2: dinosaurs look great.
Speaker 4: They were all the CGI now so it's not that
Speaker 4: I'm a geek with too much time of hands.
Speaker 3: Yesterday.
Speaker 4: There were only fifty five CGI shots in that movie
Speaker 4: an average movie now, right, are compared to say Doctor
Speaker 4: Strange without the moment. There's two and a half thousand, right,
Speaker 4: CGI shots in one movie, two and offre thousand that
Speaker 4: are computer animated. They're not made with humans or any
Speaker 4: physical things. There's only fifty five in Jurassic Party. Still
Speaker 4: actually use a lot of animatronic dinosaurs and they.
Speaker 2: Look great, and they built the dinosaurs all right. So
Speaker 2: I watched it with Bianka last night and we said.
Speaker 3: Did you both enjoy it? We love? It's just ten
Speaker 3: out of ten for me. That is a good time.
Speaker 3: You watch it this weekend.
Speaker 2: Ten out of ten for us as well, except she
Speaker 2: had to tell me to stop talking because last week,
Speaker 2: by coincidence, I watched a YouTube clip of a palaeontologer's
Speaker 2: fact checking Jurassic Part.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a lot of those dinosaurs weren't around. There were mesopotamias,
Speaker 4: but Mesopotomian world and part doesn't sound that great as
Speaker 4: Jurassic does it.
Speaker 2: So this isaurus about the Stegosaurus. I said, read doesn't
Speaker 2: actually do?
Speaker 3: I say, it's not a fipping documentary the.
Speaker 2: Loss of Reptor. Didn't look at that.
Speaker 3: He's a storyteller. It's fantasy about a dinosaur theme park.
Speaker 5: And the lostha Raptor should have feathers. They've done that long. Actually,
Speaker 5: I thought the whole cast are great and as well.
Speaker 5: Sam Nil's character was originally offered to Harrison Ford, but
Speaker 5: he said to Spielberg, I'm not your guy because he
Speaker 5: wanted that kind of wise talking like a hand, So
Speaker 5: no in it.
Speaker 3: And then when Harrison.
Speaker 4: Ford saw it, he rang Spielberg and went, Sam, you
Speaker 4: got your guy. Sam was way a bit I would
Speaker 4: have it would have been a different movie, not a
Speaker 4: great movie.
Speaker 3: Sam Nil's great in it.
Speaker 4: Jeff Goldblum is incredible with that character, that sort of
Speaker 4: just someone riffing a mile of minute stuff of that.
Speaker 4: You see that character in action movie stall to this day.
Speaker 4: And it started really with the Jurassic part. They're all
Speaker 4: great in it, and the dinosaurs fantastic. Were you generally
Speaker 4: terrified the bit where even the sound when the t
Speaker 4: Rex is first sort of coming along and you hear
Speaker 4: that the rumble. Do you remember the iconic scene where
Speaker 4: it's the glasses of water? Do you know that was
Speaker 4: done by the way they had a guitar string underneath
Speaker 4: the dashboard and they were moving the dashboard to make
Speaker 4: the glass of water change. Nowadays that's still cgi this
Speaker 4: that attack where they flipped the geep oven stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Did you see this? You must have seen this originally
Speaker 3: in the cinema.
Speaker 2: No I saw it on what vhs?
Speaker 4: Oh remember that the sound coming behind you is when
Speaker 4: they were already playing with the sound.
Speaker 3: Of it all.
Speaker 4: All right, So check out you're asking part this weekend.
Speaker 4: If you want a really good movie, will your family
Speaker 4: to watch this weekend? It still stacks up really well.
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