r/JurassicPark

Thinking of the movie, Kincaid had a great Chekhov's gun where he described how he didn't want to die and how he could survive, from a cinema perspective, it is great. While the Delgados are essentially a B plot of the movie and I don't hate them, I do find Dolores to be really cute and Xavier has a pretty solid character development overall, but I did felt that none of them dying made their plot weaker and even with all that, I see a lot of people online complaining about Kincaid surviving (even though he is one of the most well developed characters in the last five movies).

Yes, the raptors in the kitchen is iconic and very tense. But the children's plot armor becomes evident pretty fast, which undermines the horror of the situation.

The long grass scene is the superior showcase of why the velociraptor probably gave Muldoon sleepless nights.

The aerial shot of them zeroing in on Roland's men is straight out of JAWS and them getting picked off effortlessly is just chilling.

The first few men are being killed so fast they arent even getting a chance to scream.

And like others have pointed out, this scene is reminiscent of an actual incident of saltwater crocodiles eating Japanese soldiers near Burma during WWII. Which adds a layer of errieness to an already grisly scene.

The scene doesn't even last long, but is still better executed than the raptors in the kitchen imo.

They'd focus more eventually on the rights of the dinosaurs. Should they even have rights? And if so, what should those rights be? I mean, if humanity stands to gain so much from them, it stands to reason, to me at least, they'd kinda earn them. That's just me.

10 gallons, stocked with cardinal tetras, shrimp, a pleco, and some horned berries. There is petrified wood pieces and ammonites sprinkled throughout. It’s a little dusty at the moment, I had to uncover some stones that my pleco buried
I was thrilled when I found the JP logo at Petsmart the other day

It is well known that the animatronic triceratops that was made for Jurassic Park (1993) wasn’t used, but it did make appearance in The Lost World, although not as an animatronic. The Stan Winston Studio crew retained the original radio-controlled head but the animatronic body was refurbished as a foam latex Triceratops suit, worn by SWS employee Lindsay MacGowan in the scene.

Here’s a quote from the book Jurassic Park: The Ultimate Visual History by James Mottram:

To create a caged baby Triceratops, Winston's team dug out the abandoned infant Trike animatronic from Jurassic Park. The mechanics were removed so Winston employee Lindsay MacGowan could climb into the creature's skin via its belly and perform the creature on set. "I was on all fours basically, inside the cage," says MacGowan, who admits it was physically tough to be in that position for any length of time. "The takes were kind of long. So by the time you finished the take, your arms were a little bit like jelly!"

So recently was able to get all seven movies of the Jurassic franchise, and I’m watching them in order but when I started the first one after the last time, I saw it when I was 15 I realize something during the raptor transfer scene… Why was Muldoon the only one trying to pull Joffrey from the cage while everyone else tried to get the raptor to let him go? Wouldn’t he have a higher chance of surviving the attack if some of the other workers helped Muldoon pulled him out of the cage?

I was thinking about this idea recently. We Know that their story ended on a high note in chaos theory season 4, But I’m was wondering what they were doing after the events of camp Cretaceous season 2. The only thing that I know Is that Ben Pincus was being chased by an Allosaurus and Jumped off a Waterfall to escape, as mentioned in camp Cretaceous season 3.

So if we get ourselves a New camp Cretaceous Book series in the style of angry birds stella diaries, it could be a good idea. Have each book or diary be about each camper and there experience on Isla Nublar before the events of Season 3. I kinda like it to be a Graphic Novel similar To the dog man books or something like that.

We can even see more dinosaurs that we can see more like the triceratops which appeared in chaos theory season 4. If they go into the new series route, I don’t know, But a book series in the graphic novel style of dog man and the diary style of angry birds still diaries Is more likely

This is a technique where, during the processing of colour film, the bleaching step is skipped, leaving silver in the stock. This silver then creates an almost black-and-white layer, resulting in higher contrast, less saturation, and more pronounced grain.

Ultimately, cinematographer Janusz Kaminski abandoned this method as he didn't want to scare the audience too much.

I had originally linked the source, but it blocked the post lol

As I was going through my collection of Jurassic Park legos I noticed there is a ball joint on the triceratops head Lego set.The confusion thing is this head has nothing for the joint to connect to so why is it there.The only explanation I have is it if you want to connect this to the full Triceratops body Lego set that comes out on the first of June.If anyone has a better explanation please tell me

My jaw absolutely DROPPED as soon as I realized what was sitting at the very front of the plush section of the thrift store.

I’ve been trying to collect the older vintage Dakin plushes, so far I’ve got two Dilos affectionately named Dumpling and Pierogi. And now I’ve got this guy joining in ! Currently moving, so this was right after a long day of donating several bins of clutter and things we’ve been holding onto. This is one of the only items I left with, as it was an exception to my rule!

Hard work, consistency and patience paid off. Smiled all the way home, and our other cat approves of them as well.