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I saw Jurassic World and it was just ass. I don't understand how Chris Pratt gets roles.I'm Glad I've never seen any of these new ones. Seeing Jurassic Park 3 in theaters was awful enough.
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I saw Jurassic World and it was just ass. I don't understand how Chris Pratt gets roles.I'm Glad I've never seen any of these new ones. Seeing Jurassic Park 3 in theaters was awful enough.
> Rexy and the Therizinosaurus both survive.
lol in what universe can humans and dinos possibly co-exist? This feels like something a Netflix diversity hire wrote.
lol in what universe can humans and dinos possibly co-exist? This feels like something a Netflix diversity hire wrote.
lol in what universe can humans and dinos possibly co-exist? This feels like something a Netflix diversity hire wrote.
They just won't bring this guy back, will they?
I mean the last movie had the dinosaurs be released because of a retarded clone girl who never will face the consequences for her actions.lol in what universe can humans and dinos possibly co-exist? This feels like something a Netflix diversity hire wrote.
Didn't the Lost World follow that same premise but only with 2 Rexes, one mother and an infant?I mean the last movie had the dinosaurs be released because of a retarded clone girl who never will face the consequences for her actions.
Lost World ended with a single rex going on a short-lived rampage. If nothing else they've been escalating the 'dinosaurs appear and fuck shit up' part. I despise that all of this started because a single stupid child decided to release a lab full of critters.You think this should be called a Jurassic Part Griefing Thread? Ever since the sequel, the entire "franchise" has been on a downward spiral. Also:
Didn't the Lost World follow that same premise but only with 2 Rexes, one mother and an infant?
I mean the last movie had the dinosaurs be released because of a retarded clone girl who never will face the consequences for her actions.
its ok guys. she gets eaten by velociraptors off screenLost World ended with a single rex going on a short-lived rampage. If nothing else they've been escalating the 'dinosaurs appear and fuck shit up' part. I despise that all of this started because a single stupid child decided to release a lab full of critters.
the books are really good and offer more insight into the morality of genetic engineering than the movie ever does. Also be prepared for lectures on non linear systems, Crichton liked that topic a lot for some reasonA little late to the party, but I am always nostalgic for the original movie. I watched it all the time when I was little and at my babysitters house, even if it did scare the shit out of me. I haven't read the books, but I do really want to so I'll look into that soon (once I get my reading backlog done).
I also haven't seen the newer movies after the first 3, so I'll check those out, though I don't have much hope.
This. I don't get why fans get uppity about this when it's been there since the beginning that they're abominations by design. Spinosaurus gets the most flack for this due to the T-Rex fight, but if it's a super freak by design, then why wouldn't it have ripped apart a T-Rex like that? It was hunting the humans out of spite, it doesn't give a shit. Like everyone was okay with the Raptors being just that, except no one should be all for it because it was explicitly stated in the book they're complete sociopathic monsters, but the films somehow didn't include that tidbit (outside of maybe Lost World).why would you care if the dinos in JP are accurate or not? Aren't they freaks of natures
I agree, but I'm kinda on board with the idea that countries and militaries want their own weaponized dinosaurs. Like think about it: In the '90s, John Hammond had a dream of opening up a theme park about dinosaurs because it would bring about awe and wonder to families alike (but as a businessman, he needed to turn a profit, so it was still an exploitation of animals and science). Ian Malcolm was going on about his chaos theory about how there's no way to control that which nature itself had wiped out millions of years ago. In a pre-9/11 world, I don't think any of them could've foreseen greedy corporations and countries wanting to have weaponized dinosaurs; maybe that was an implied thought in Lost World, but I don't think there was anything hinting at military wanting dinosaurs or the cloning techniques for themselves.You could have an interesting small movie about having like a Dino Nature Reserve or some shit affecting local people, and instead it's the third case of MUH MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX.
I know that Hollywood has a very small list of acceptable enemies, but it's just retarded logically. Large animals being used in an army is a massive money investment for a thing that can be easily dealt with an APC or anti material rifle. If you need to kill everyone in a radius just drop a bomb there.