Jurassic Park Series

[DarthJoker45]

I guess that is your reaction ace. 

[ace3g]

I guess that is your reaction ace. 

Both have similar facial expressions.

[DarthJoker45]

Now that you mention it, they kind of do.

[Immortan Jonesy]

Take this with some skepticism, but it appears that a low-quality picture of the D-Rex has leaked. Thanks to comicbookmovie.com for sharing this.

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Chupacabras!

[First Blood]

I'm really curious to know. Why do you folks become so uppity when folks like Vertigo and I maintain that the dinosaurs in a movie should be scientifically accurate?

Who the hell cares? I mean really it's a movie to enjoy. Besides, these are creatures from 65 million years ago. We'll never truely know what they looked like.

[Nightmare Asylum]

Could also just be attributed to the frog DNA, if you really want a reason.

[ace3g]

Looks like T has been in some battles:



http://www.jurassicworld.com/dinosaurs/tyrannosaurus-rex/

[King Rathalos]

Looks like T has been in some battles:

http://www.jurassicworld.com/media/dinosaurs/tyrannosaurus-rex/info-image.png

http://www.jurassicworld.com/dinosaurs/tyrannosaurus-rex/

f**king amazing.

[Nightmare Asylum]

I wonder if they moved any of the dinos over from the other island when they opened the park, like the original intentions were, or if everything here was bred specifically for JW?

[DoomRulz]

Yet you're forgetting the real problem that all these "liberties" contribute to, and that is perpetual ignorance about dinosaurs. People to this day still go to museums and are shocked that Velociraptor wasn't much bigger than a small dog or that Dilophosaurus doesn't have a frill.

Dude, the point I've been trying to make is that if you blame this new film, you also have to blame the original film, because they're doing the same thing!

Yup, I do blame the original film to some degree. I'm perhaps the biggest Jurassic Park fan on this entire forum but I'm not blind to the film's issues.

For crying out loud, the mosasaur from the trailer is bring called a dinosaur, and the film isn't even out yet!

That's not anything new... I've spent my early primary school days telling people how Pterosaurs and Plesiosaurs were not Dinosaurs. It's a widely diffused misconception thanks to horribly dated school textbooks.

Yet adults of today still make this mistake when really, they should know better. I'm not expecting them to have in-depth knowledge of taxonomy and such but f**k, it ain't a freaking dinosaur!!!

I know what I'd personally love to see is dinosaurs being dinosaurs, just chilling out, chomping ferns, taking a nap, playing, socialising, having a scratch, having a drink, chasing each other, dying on a cross to save humanity from its sins. Not being monsters, not anthropomorphised, no cheesy voiceovers. My ideal Jurassic Park would be one in which the dinosaurs never escape and everything goes swimmingly. It perhaps wouldn't make one billion dollars.

All of this. 100%.

Same.

Now go f**k for a while and leave us in peace.

Maybe we will!

[ace3g]

http://www.jurassicworld.com/park-map/

cool interactive part of the site

Map shows golf course, I hope there is a scene where someone is about to make a hole in one and a dino comes in and picks the ball up, steps on, etc before it goes in, lol

[King Rathalos]

I swear that's the T. Rex from the first film, the scars are in the same place as the scratches the last raptor it kills left on it.

[Hubbs]

Must watch!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbgPETJ-J9E#ws

[Magegg]

Thanks for the vid, Hubbs

[Crazy Rich]

I swear that's the T. Rex from the first film, the scars are in the same place as the scratches the last raptor it kills left on it.

... mind blown.