you said when you were watching the clip, i love sam neill. we all love sam neill! and he has a kind of indiana jones—style hat. the problem with this is for a while, it can't decide which movie it wants to be. i mean, fora bit, it's a kind ofjames bond movie chasing around in very scenic backstreets. then for a while it thinks it wants to be mission impossible. and there's a bit when chris pratt attempts to drive a motorbike into the back of an aeroplane. and then there's a bit which looks like it's come from austin powers with all these kind of strange sets that look very, very �*70s and a little bit shonky. and it's fine, but it's two hours long. it's — none of it makes any sense. do you remember the awe, the sense of "i've never seen this before" that you got when you saw the first? oh, yes, yes. everyone went to see it and it was the thing to see. and it was terrifying. it was. i mean, the velociraptor stuff was absolutely terrifying. with this, okay, the special effects are good. of course they're good. it's a great big, expensive special effects movie. i mean

you said when you were watching the clip, "i love sam neill." we all love sam neill!decide which movie it wants to be. i mean, fora bit, it's a kind ofjames bond movie chasing around in very scenic backstreets. then for a while it thinks it wants to be mission impossible. and there's a bit when chris pratt attempts to drive a motorbike into the back of an aeroplane. and then there's a bit which looks like it's come from austin powers with all these kind of strange sets that look very, very �*70s and a little bit shonky. and it's fine, but its two hours long. none of it makes any sense. do you remember the awe, the sense of "i've never seen this before" that you got when you saw the first? oh, yes, yes. everyone went to see it and it was the thing to see. and it was terrifying. it was. i mean, the velociraptor stuff was absolutely terrifying. with this, ok, the special effects are good. of course they're good. it's a great big, expensive special effects movie. i mean, some of them are a little bit chunky, but generally great, you know, big dinosaurs. and the cast, thes

you said when you were watching the clip, i love sam neill. we all love sam neill! around in very scenic backstreets. then for a while it thinks it wants to be mission impossible. and there's a bit when chris pratt attempts to drive a motorbike into the back of an aeroplane. and then there's a bit which looks like it's come from austin powers

oscar winner, laura dern >> jimmy: oh, yeah, sam neill. >> sam neill [ cheers and applause >> jimmy:ack together for this. >> we're mashed up with the great chris pratt, whom you know and adore [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: bryce dallas howard. i have a photo of you. >> bryce dallas howard dewanda wise mamoudou athie >> jimmy: i have a photo of you from the movie here's a picture of jeff from the film here you go. >> yes [ laughter ] they did that thing that they did to de niro in "the irishman." they made me look much younger >> jimmy: no, i love this. thank you. we actually found this photo -- i think it was from the last time you were on the show, because we were going to talk about this but this -- look how stylish you were back then prada. look out, prada. >> well. >> jimmy: but this reminds me. it reminded me of this scene from "jurassic" -- >> yeah. [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: but, you know what's cool is that they're making -- [ light laughter ] >> something's wrong with me >> jimmy: no, no, no, no, no they're making merch for this movie because people ar

sam neill, laura dern and jeff goldblum. call it stunt casting, if you will. while it's fun to see these originals back in the trenches being pursued by creatures large and small, their story lines really are not especially crucial. in fact, most of the story lines in this movie never really dig very deep, but i didn't mind it. this is a popcorn movie. instead they packed the movie with constant action. a few spectacular special effects battles in a white knuckle moment or 2. the kinds of things you'd expect to find in the summer popcorn movie, especially since we've seen it all before from the jurassic world. the whole thing felt more then groundbreaking. i can't really call this a great movie, but i definitely wouldn't call it a bad stretching it out to 2 and a half hours. didn't help this franchise finale struggle to the finish line we just want unplug for a little die note. he meant take a bite out of this harmless dean's list b minus. you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. just by texting the word d

the great sam neill and the great oscar winning laura dern, of course. >> seth: you have all, all threeike supermodels >> seth: and this is the first time you guys have worked together, all three of you, since 1993 >> not been reunited on screen or anyplace else professionally. you know, all this time. i adore them, you know, and they've changed my life. they're so wonderful but, but what was i going to say, wait a minute >> seth: the three of you together >> oh, the three of us together! yes, yes, and we're not. we're not -- that isn't all of us in the movie. >> seth: yeah. >> we are liberally distributed throughout the movie if anybody is interested. and you want to go see it this weekend don't you? >> seth: yeah, opening weekend >> all your friends. >> seth: before anybody ruins it for you. >> yes. yes. and you want to see it on the big screen >> seth: you do. and now one thing that you all look the same, but obviously technology has changed a great deal this was an incredibly technologically advanced film in 1993 more cgi now, still some animatronic stuff, yes >> you know, originall

sam neill, laura dern and jeff goldblum.fun to see these originals back in the trenches being pursued by creatures large and small, their story lines really are not especially crucial. in fact, most of the story lines in this movie never really dig very deep, but i didn't mind it. this is a popcorn movie. instead they packed the movie with constant action. a few spectacular special effects battles in a white knuckle moment or 2. the kinds of things you'd expect to find in the summer popcorn movie, especially since we've seen it all before from the jurassic world. the whole thing felt more altchek then groundbreaking. i can't really call this a great movie, but i definitely wouldn't call it a bad stretching out to 2 and a half hours. didn't help this franchise finale struggle to the finish line we just want to unplug for a little die note. he meant take a bite out of this harmless dean's list b minus. you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. just by texting the word dean

sam neill, laura dern and jeff goldblum.hile it's fun to see these originals back in the trenches being pursued by creatures large and small, their story lines really are not especially crucial. in fact, most of the story lines in this movie never really dig very deep, but i didn't mind it. this is a popcorn movie. instead they packed the movie with constant action. a few spectacular special effects battles in a white knuckle moment or 2. the kinds of things you'd expect to find in the summer popcorn movie, especially since we've seen it all before from the jurassic world. the whole thing felt more done a then groundbreaking. i can't really call this a great movie, but i definitely wouldn't call it a bad stretching it out to 2 and a half hours. didn't help this franchise finale struggle to the finish line we just want unplug for a little die note. he meant take a bite out of this harmless dean's list b minus. you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. just by texting the w

>> sam neill. >> some neill, jeff goldblum and laura dern. they're bringing the original cast back. but so [inaudible] like, jurassic park, at the dinosaurs breakout, they eat a lot of people, like, technology has cloned dinosaurs, that was a big mistake, shouldn't have happened. but at the same time, like, the catchphrase, like the main thing is, life finds a way. they're like, real hope in traffic park. and it's just bright and gorgeous and the image, i mean even the nighttime scenes with the tea rights. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, is that amazing black. where are we in 2020? is jurassic world, dominion. >> i can't even see their faces. >> you can't even see them! >> jheff goldblum is so sexy and i couldn't recognize him. >> right. like, wait a future in 2022? right [inaudible] in this is [inaudible] there's not a lot like the future is good happening right now in the culture. because of track. >> the move [inaudible] we [inaudible]. >> serious about your thoughts on like, how much this kind of polarizing, like, utopian dystopian outlook towards the future, is tied to either the age o

scott neal wright, sam neill, jeff goldblum and laura dern they're bringing the original cast back.but so just like jurassic park the dinosaurs break out they eat a lot of people like technology has cloned a dinosaurs. that was a huge mistake shouldn't have happened. but at the same time like the catchphrase like the main thing is like life finds away. there's some there's like real hope in jurassic park and it's just bright and gorgeous and the the image. i mean, even the nighttime scenes of the t-rex. yeah. yeah. it's a literal amusement park. where are we in 2020. it's jurassic world dominion. i can't even see their faces jeff and you can't even so yeah, right. i couldn't recognize him right like where's the future in 2022? it's like oh, is not good. like there's not a lot of like the future is good happening right now in our culture. this is tracking. yeah. movie is the time rex. yeah. curious about your thoughts on like how much this kind of polarizing like utopian dystopian outlook towards the future is like tied to either the age of the people who are creating the media or th

you said when you were watching the clip, "i love sam neill." but we all love sam neill!t decide which movie it wants to be. i mean, fora bit, it's a kind ofjames bond movie chasing around in very scenic backstreets. then for a while it thinks it wants to be mission impossible. and there's a bit when chris pratt attempts to drive a motorbike into the back of an aeroplane. and then there's a bit which looks like it's come from austin powers with all these kind of strange sets that look very, very �*70s and a little bit shonky. and it's fine, but its two hours long. it's — none of it makes any sense. do you remember the awe, the sense of "i've never seen this before" that you got when you saw the first? oh, yes, yes. everyone went to see it and it was the thing to see. and it was terrifying. yes, it was. it was. i mean, the velociraptor stuff was absolutely terrifying. with this, ok, the special effects are good. of course they're good. it's a great big, expensive special effects movie. i mean, some of them are a little bit chunky, but generally great, you know, big dinosau