But like I said, the
head is.
And like I also said, ADI could've made them completely suits and/or animatronic. They were specifically requested not to.
My point was that the people who used to make those old movies were limited by the technology and relatively low budgets of the time. If they
could have come up with something more spectacular and eye-catching, then they would have. Seems a wasted opportunity to
deliberately restrict yourself to what seem like fairly generic dinosaur-looking things with a few extra spikes on them.
Honestly, if they do it well, good luck to them! I'm just rather underwhelmed with them being given all these movie-making resources and not coming up with anything which looks original, creature-wise (or robot-wise, for that matter, considering they all look very humanoid, too, but I'm hoping there might be some transforming origami-style surprises with them).
It probably won't matter for most people. I was the kind of kid who got lego sets and pooled all the movable parts together to make robotic sea monster/wasp/arachnid hybrid things, instead of the mundane stuff on the covers of the boxes.
