I know it's a completely different dinosaur. But the procompsognathus remind me of the Coelophysis from Walking with dinosaur series.

u/Whogoesthere1982 — 6 days ago

I prefer Ian Malcom in The lost world compared to Jurassic Park . Is anyone else the same or I'm I the only one?

u/Whogoesthere1982 — 8 days ago

Everytime I play lego jurassic world 😅

Alan Grant is a great character but Dennis Nedry is my all time favourite.

u/Whogoesthere1982 — 11 days ago

What is your favourite mesazoic fauna from Jurassic park/World? Yes Pteradons, Hybrids ect are included. Mines The Dilophosaurus

u/Whogoesthere1982 — 13 days ago

Who is your least favourite character from Jurassic Park/World? For me it's this f***ing woman. I can't STAND HER.

Again, so sorry if this is under a wrong flare very hard to categorised it into the correct one.

I asked once who your favourite character is from the films (mine is Dennis Nedry). Now I want to know who your least favourite is.

u/Whogoesthere1982 — 17 days ago

Are the other films worth watching?

I've only seen the first three Jurassic park films, plus Jurassic world and I think Jurassic World fallen kingdom though cant remember much of it. The reason I stopped after Jurassic world fallen kingdom is because the films never gave me the sense of dread the original franchise did, and they instead feel more like an action film rather then a somewhat horror. Honestly the first trilogy truly had a lot of moments that scare me with Jurassic park 3 being my personal favourite. While I think the idea of having hybrid dinosaurs is quiet cool with examples of the Indominus rex and Indoraptor, I also think they're kind of milking it now and I'm getting sick of seeing these hybrids. But I don't want to judge without watching it they're just my own reason why I haven't bothered to watch them yet.

So are the other films worth watching and after Fallen kingdom what order do they go in?

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u/Whogoesthere1982 — 23 days ago

These specific scenes scare me so much

I know people have different opinions on what they find scary but for me personally these scenes are just dam right disturbing to me. I have only see the Jurassic park triology and the first Jurassic world film so far. hard to place these into a flare since they are JP, JP the lost world, JP 3 and JW so I do apologise if the flare is incorrect.

u/Whogoesthere1982 — 24 days ago
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Anyone heard or remembers Leticia Aalayah Wright?

Leticia Aalayah Wright lived across the road at the end of my street in Almondbury Huddersfield West Yorkshire United Kingdom. My memory of her is very vage as I was only 5 years old when she sadly passed away. But from what I remember, she lived next door to a boy who I went to school with. I would frequently go over to his to play in the garden and would often see her sat by her window looking at me with this blank expression. Another memory I have is once again I was at my friends house in the garden and Leticia was allowed to play with us (It was the first and only time I would play with her and it makes me so sad). On November 18th my mums birthday she was rushed to hospital and sadly passed a day later at only 4 years old. Her mother and her mother's boyfriend were charged for child abuse and neglect.

Now because i know what reddit is like I can assure you I am not making this up, I really do remember this girl even though my memory is vague.

If you have any questions on this case I'll be more then happy to answer the best I can. Please be respectful.

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u/Whogoesthere1982 — 25 days ago

Jurassic park analog horror isn't scary, it's just plain stupid

I've been getting a lot of JP analog horror themed videos on my for you page on tiktok that aren't canon to the actual lore of Jurassic park and it is pissing me off. You want scary? Look at the original books, some of the depictions written in those novels are genuinely terrifying.

Don't ruin what is already a perfect series with actual scary dinosaurs into a crappy analog pile of shit with fake lore on dinosaurs human hybrid demon things living on remote islands. Also I'm pretty sure Isla Nublar and Isla Sorna are the only two islands to have dinosaurs, do the other Islands even exist?

Anyways sorry for the rant, but do I have a point?

u/Whogoesthere1982 — 30 days ago