Jurassic Park Series

[Nightmare Asylum]

 

[DarthJoker45]

The folks over at jurassicworldnews.com of Scified.com have been sent an exclusive pic of the I-Rex toy. It teases a major scene in the film.

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[Wrecktangle]

The folks over at jurassicworldnews.com of Scified.com have been sent an exclusive pic of the I-Rex toy. It teases a major scene in the film.

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If they pull another JP3, I'm not going to be happy.

[HuDaFuK]

Oh God. Dino deathmatch.

[whiterabbit]

Oh God. Dino deathmatch.

It's Rocky 4 all over again!!!!!  ~except with dinos.

Also let me predict this... that great white shark will be used as a punching bag at some point in the movie. 

[Tangakkai]

The folks over at jurassicworldnews.com of Scified.com have been sent an exclusive pic of the I-Rex toy. It teases a major scene in the film.

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Lol at that name, seems like he's going to be the first dinosaur hip-hop artist 

Doesn't look too bad though... the snout looks a bit weird... surely an ugly MF.

I'm not sure this has been posted already... probably yes, but then just for comparison sake, the "real" picture of dis I-Rex, looks a little bit less goofy:

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[That Yellow Alien]

The folks over at jurassicworldnews.com of Scified.com have been sent an exclusive pic of the I-Rex toy. It teases a major scene in the film.

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If they pull another JP3, I'm not going to be happy.

Don't worry, they won't. OG T-rex is gonna kick that freak's ass and all will be right with the world.

[BonesawT101]

fingers crossed we get a dino training montage inspired by rocky 4

[Alien³]

I asked Colin how the edit was going...

[First Blood]

Ladies and gentlemen ... the entire plot of the Jurassic Park series and it's overall message.

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[whiterabbit]

Ladies and gentlemen ... the entire plot of the Jurassic Park series and it's overall message.

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Wait one minute... who's fault is it for the creation of woman?

[Requiem28]

I asked Colin how the edit was going...

Awesome!

[DoomRulz]

I attended the Royal Ontario Museum's Dinos Invade! event today and watched the following lecture:

3:00 pm – Back to Jurassic Park: Where Fossil Fact Meets Science Fiction
Talk by Brian Switek, National Geographic
When it premiered in 1993, Jurassic Park immediately became the greatest dinosaur movie of all time. The film's puppet and CGI creations helped usher in a new image of dinosaurs as fast, clever animals. But in the 21 years since the movie debuted, dinosaurs have kept changing. Even famous dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus and Velociraptor are different than they used to be. In this talk, National Geographic blogger and JurassicWorld.com's "resident paleontologist" Brian Switek will catch you up on the latest science that is continuing to change our understanding of our favorite celebrity dinosaurs.

Brian gave an excellent talk and really thrilled me. He highlighted what I've been saying for a long time: accurate dinosaurs matter. He also let me in on a few tidbits about the movie.

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The film will explain why the dinosaurs have no feathers, the new trailer will feature the D.Rex rather prominently (which means I'm avoiding it!), and Colin really does respect the science behind dinosaurs. He didn't necessarily intend, apparently, to troll fans with the "No feathers" tweet.

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For more Brian Switek, check him out here.

[Vertigo]

I don't think Brian ever sleeps, and presumably takes all his meals in tablet form. 70% of the internet's Mesozoic writing seems to come from him.
No bad thing, he's a decent writer.

[DoomRulz]

You would have loved this Dino Weekend. You'd have been all over Dace Evans, lol. And Switek is also hilarious. He's a geeky scientist type.