Jurassic Park Series

[King Rathalos]

carnotaurus pls

[Kimarhi]

wild kimarhi's

[Xenomorphine]

Just a wild guess, but I'm pretty sure fresh animal corpses bleed, too, no matter how dead they've been for... I doubt you'd be feeding dinosaurs anything frozen solid.

Isn't raptors, though. It refers to "this animal," singular. The raptors are in packs.

[Space Sweeper]

Yes. Well... who's hungry?

[Aspie]

HAHAHAHAHAHA still more frightening than the raptors in The Lost World

[xeno-kaname]

HAHAHAHAHAHA still more frightening than the raptors in The Lost World

Hey hey hey the movie has it's flaws but those raptors were pretty scary. Part 1 raptors were scarier sure but these were too.

[Kimarhi]

I liked that the Lost World's raptors got to show off dat athleticism in he second one.

[King Rathalos]

I liked that the Lost World's raptors got to show off dat athleticism in he second one.

This.

Mothaf**kas be making 20 foot leaps and flawlessly changing from run to leap and back.

Shit's rad.

[Aspie]

wow

such terror

much shaking in my boots

[Kimarhi]

Aspie has never had a thought that wasn't Cvalda's first.

[Aspie]

The world has a consensus on this scene.

[xeno-kaname]

I liked that the Lost World's raptors got to show off dat athleticism in he second one.

Yes. Easily my favorite sequence of the movie. Except for, ya know, getting out performed in athleticism by a middle school kid

But yeah the whole raptor sequence was great. Most of the movie has set pieces that are very flashy and loud. But you get to the long grass and even though the people are panicking, it feels quiet. I think the score is very low at this point and you basically feel the weight of the silence. And damn those silent killings begin. It's great. Once Malcolm and friends get there it's super quiet. No score either, I believe. At least not until they start running and getting chased. But even there the score is used brillantly and it makes for a very tense encounter. I don't think any other part of the movie gets close to the terror of the raptor sequence.

EDIT: "terror" might seem like an extreme word but couldn't think of another word to place. "tension" didn't sit well with me 

[DoomRulz]

Just a wild guess, but I'm pretty sure fresh animal corpses bleed, too, no matter how dead they've been for... I doubt you'd be feeding dinosaurs anything frozen solid.

Isn't raptors, though. It refers to "this animal," singular. The raptors are in packs.

My guess is that it's somehow hinting this animal reacts to live animals. It creates a sense of urgency in that it becomes more vicious when hunting live prey.

[Gilfryd]

Speaking of the Gamera trilogy... from Ebert's review of The Lost World:

The monster-stepping-on-cars sequences in the current Japanese import "Gamera: Guardian of the Universe'' are more entertaining.

Eh to be fair Ebert's Gamera review is pretty terrible. He "likes" the film like a hipster would.

[Alien³]

BOOM!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0YMIU8xc50