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The Matrix and Shawshank Redemption are 2 iconic movies from the 90’s.

You had one job to not mess this up and name it "1970s" while the show literally specifies that it takes place in the 1960s

Watch jack with Robin Williams

You kinda remind me of Adrian

You think 1985 is very old. Ouch! I am 67 years old.Saw this in the movies with my future wife. Great reaction, hope you enjoy #2. Very few young people get the Chuck Berry reference. My generation appreciates that.

The reason T-Rex's arms are so tiny is because it's barely using them anymore. Tyrannosaurs as a whole have arms that are shrinking because they're not using them to hunt anymore and are instead relying on their heads and jaws to do the killing (their teeth are getting wider and more robust, and their jaws and jaw muscles are becoming stronger so they can bite through bone and/or armor). However, despite their reduced size, T-Rex's arms are still very strong. They've done tests based on the size of the muscle scars on the bones and they've found each of T-Rex's arms could lift up to 400 pounds. So the big debate is what were T-Rex and its fellow Tyrannosaurs using their arms for if not to hunt? Well, the main theory nowadays is that they were using their arms for social interactions with members of their own kind, such as grooming.

There is no prediction. These movies have out for many years. Look them up! Do some research!

I was so worried that a dinosaur was gonna get millie!!! 🦕 😮

You're gonna love II and cry at the end. It's awesome.

Hello and good day Millie. I/we love you to death but you have to rid of the flowers on the screenn You can't see a damn thing. Either make the flowers much lighter or take them out completely and just cut or blur the scene just a little bit and that will take care of the copy right issues. Really you can't see anything at all. Only another piece of advise is to get another girl to watch it with you. Surveys have shown that the more girls together the views you get. But have at one girl with and you'll see that your views will get much bigger. The more chicks the more views. But please do something about the viewing screen so the viewers can see more along with you. Thank you and best success to you. Ishmael "El Ishbo" Diaz AKA: "Cuchifrito"

ah yes! do them in order! yes! glad you started with the og!

If you are Italian, then you are a real Italian. Rocky is just an American, not a real Italian. Try true cinema from other countries than "Hollywood". Hollywood is a movie factory. It is NOT Cinema. Show us some Fellini, Bergman and Kurosawa films.

ruclips.net/video/mIE5HYkzvV0/видео.html This is a 1980s Rocky movie. Stupid and impossible, LOOOOOOL! xD

Definitely watch the other Jurassic Park/World movies but also check out the movies King Kong(2005), Deep Blue Sea(1999), Jaws(1975), Anaconda(1997), Tremors(1990), Jumanji(1995), Men In Black(1997), Predator(1987), and The Goonies(1985).

3:04 Jesus fought the money lenders.

I love gentle to medium strength tropical storms. The sound of rain and thunder in the distance is soothing and intoxicating. I have the best naps during tropical storms. 💗😴💤

In the first 2 movies, Rocky is poor. In Rocky III and IV, he is rich. In Rocky V he is poor again because of the envious Paulie's stupidity. Rocky V was so bad that I no longer watched the following movies, LOOOOOOL! xD

Great reaction Millie! Your reactions remind me of when I first saw this movie at a Drive-in Theater. What is a Drive-in Theater you ask? Well us classic folks used to drive into a giant parking lot, with speaker stands, concession stand, and a giant projection screen on one end. Better known as a Drive-in Movie Theater, and watch classic movies all Summer long. Lol, anyway I would recommend the rest of the Jurassic Park series, and into the Jurassic World series. You'll enjoy them all. Thanks for another fun reaction Millie! And I am looking forward to your next flick! 🎥🍿👍

A couple of classic Romance movies.....ALWAYS also by Stephen Spielberg and A John Wayne classic called THE QUIET MAN filmed in Ireland

Three suggestions. THE WRAITH a cult classic car thriller revenge movie with a cast full of stars before famous. SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT 1 and 2. Great humor and accidents stunts. The second has the biggest car crashes scene for almost 10 years. And HOWARD THE DUCK the first official Marvel movie made by Stephen Spielberg and George Lucas from Star Wars

In one of the Creed movies, the turtles make an appearance. They have grown a lot. They will outlive Rocky by many years.

Movie used the wrong raptors. These are actually based on the Deinonychus that stand about 6' high & 10'-11' long. Velociraptors are close relatives that stand 2' high & 6' long.

Hammond always says he "spared no expense", but when you pay attention, you realize he cut corners in everything, did things as fast and cheap as possible, and that's why the disaster is inevitable.

Honestly, films like this need a reaction video of at least 45 minutes. Too many key scenes were cut for this to be a top tier reaction. I appreciate you taking the time, but this was a bit short.

"Eye of the Tiger" is from Rocky III in 1982.

I have run up those stairs. The film is set in 1976, the USA's 200th Birthday.

Well, since you're asking for suggestions, I suggest my 2 favorite movies 2001 at space Odyssey film Dean.Well, before we landed on the moon and it's sequel.Two thousand ten odyssey two the year we make contact

Old Classics? 1942 - Casablanca 1941 - Citizen Kane 1962 - Lawrence of Arabia 1939 - Gone with the wind 1948 - The Treasure of the Sierra Madre

He went the distance, proving to himself that he was worthy. He lost and won.

Sorry - i had to pack it up after fifteen minutes: I thought you were reacting to "Jurassic Park", not "Jurassic Orchids". 😢

Millie, Please move the movie screen somewhere else. Where it is now, we can only see a bit of movement, between your pink flowers on your mike stand. Thank you.

Classic movie from 1980, Excalibur

"Welcome... to Jurassic Park." Fun Fact: The franchise generated much interest in dinosaurs that the study of paleontology saw a record increase in students. Lost In Adaptation Fact: The Mr. DNA (Greg Burson) cartoon was Steven Spielberg's way of condensing much of the novel's exposition into a few minutes. Practical Over CGI Fact: What made this movie the groundbreaking flick that we know today, was the use of Practical Effects with CGI mixed in. If this movie was made today, CGI would have been used for everything and it wouldn't have looked good. Self Insert Fact: Michael Crichton said that his views on science and genetic engineering are largely expressed by Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum). Steven Spielberg saw many parallels to himself in the character of John Hammond (Richard Attenborough). Fittingly, Spielberg cast a fellow filmmaker in the role, who begins his tour of the park by showing a movie in which he also acts. While Malcolm is dressed entirely in black, Hammond wears all white. Not The Virus Fact: The guests' encounter with the sick Triceratops ends without any clear explanation as to why the animal is sick. Michael Crichton's original novel and the screenplay, however, include an explanation: the Stegosaurus/Triceratops lacked suitable teeth for grinding food, and so, like birds, would swallow rocks and use them as gizzard stones. In the digestive tract, these rocks would grind the food to aid in digestion. After six weeks, the rocks would become too smooth to be useful, and the animal would regurgitate them. When finding and eating new rocks to use, the animal would also swallow West Indian Lilac berries. The fact that the berries and stones are regurgitated explains why traces of them are not found in the animal's excrement.

The JURASSIC flowers blocking the view are the scariest part of the movie and of this reaction...Why?🤔Other reactors do not do this.

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Archeologists search for lost civilizations. Geologists study rock formations, and Paleontologists search for bones of extinct species. Some of the elder species of birds today are still dinosaurs (Ostrich, emu, rhea) and Turtles, tortoises and crocodilians were around BEFORE dinosaurs and still eeked their way through all the trials being much more flexible in their niches to survive.

It's hard to see what you're reacting to. Mostly just pink flowers.

I really feel old when a young person says they're watching "all the classics", and the movie is from the '90s.😊

He didn't cause those deaths, his son did!

ok, i'm going to suggest 4 EXCELLENT movies no reactors ever watch - "the diary of anne frank" (1959), based upon the famous diary of the 14 year old nazi victim, "a funny thing happened on the way to the forum" (1966) a musical comedy that takes place in ancient rome, "bonnie and clyde" (1967), this film brought the gangster genre into the modern age. without it there'd be "the godfather" or "goodfellas" and, last but not least, "little big man" (1970) starring dustin hoffman. a serio/comedy about the american indian wars and the old west. ALL THESE FILMS ARE GREAT! thanks for the video.

We know so much more about dinos than we did when this was released. Most of them wouldn't look like their movie versions, according to recent finds. Imagine them with feathers or fuzzy down-like feathers.

Let's go classic. The intro song gives me American Pie Vibes ❤

The embryos, out of the freezer, are dead. The can was only good for 36 hours. The other Jurassic Park movies are independent stories and, while entertaining to watch, they are not as good as the first one.

Hate to tell you Millie....JP2 and JP3 are just the start of the franchise. Then you have Jurrasic World series

Sorry. I see only white Flowers...

The Terminator films are huge for reaction channels. There are quite a few big Arnold Schwarzenegger movies and The Terminator films are a great place to start.

Millie!!! Awesom3 ?!!!!!!! 🤗🍿

This movie was the first to really use CGI (even though a number of scenes used actual props) to the point we take this for granted today. But you have no idea how stunning it was to audiences seeing it for the first time. For one thing, the novel (with the same name) a few years earlier and this movie really brought the "Dinosaur Renaissance" to the attention of the public (even though it started in the 1960's). I grew up in the 1950's where dinos were portrayed as sluggish dim-witted beasts. There was even a claim which was believed large dinos were so dumb, they had a second brain in their pelvic area. (Not true but also the entire dinosaur family, including birds, have a much more efficient brain, which is why crows and ravens can be so incredibly smart despite such a small brain.) There was even a joke at the time of a dinosaur alarm clock. The beast would bite his own tail and get a good rest before the impulse reached his head and woke him up. Depictions of dinos before this move were pretty crude, and since then, if you didn't know better, you'd think they were filming real creatures. Before this movie, they had to use jerky stop-action clay animations (as in the 1933 King Kong), or they would film a Gila Monster up close and down low, then project it enlarged behind the actors.

Fun fact: Jim Carrey was almost cast in the role of Dr. Ian Malcolm before it was ultimately given to Jeff Goldblum. The casting director audtioned Carrey several times before Spielberg decided he wanted Goldblum's take on the character. This gave Carrey the freedom and availability to make two of his most iconic movies "The Mask" and "Dumb&Dumber".

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