Jurassic Park Series

[OmegaZilla]

Well at least their not Godzilla size which is good.

*Imagines Triceratops charging Godzilla*....
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[SpaceMarines]

Next Godzilla flick, right there!

[Bad Replicant]

As much as I love the series, I'm not really bothered about a new Jurassic Park film.

Yeah, I'm hoping it doesn't get off the ground. Especially if Joe Johnston is planning to direct again.

[Ratchetcomand]

I had a few of the older JP comics. Are the new comics out yet?

[Hive Tyrant]

As much as I love the series, I'm not really bothered about a new Jurassic Park film.

Yeah, I'm hoping it doesn't get off the ground. Especially if Joe Johnston is planning to direct again.

Eh, I won't mind. JP/// was no masterpiece but I always thought it was an enjoyable addition to the franchise. Except for the whole Spinosaurus bit. 

[DoomRulz]

What, you disliked the animal's inclusion or the fact that it offed the Rex? Coz usually the latter is the case.

[Bad Replicant]

As much as I love the series, I'm not really bothered about a new Jurassic Park film.

Yeah, I'm hoping it doesn't get off the ground. Especially if Joe Johnston is planning to direct again.

Eh, I won't mind. JP/// was no masterpiece but I always thought it was an enjoyable addition to the franchise. Except for the whole Spinosaurus bit. 

I don't know, I just didn't feel like it fit with the first two. It had some nice visuals, but the overall tone and the acting (especially from Tea Leoni and William H. Macy) just didn't work for me. I also disliked that they had to work a child into the story even after it'd been done in both previous movies. Also, the movie had almost no build-up to the major action, which I think even haters of TLW can admit that movie had more of.

[Hive Tyrant]

What, you disliked the animal's inclusion or the fact that it offed the Rex? Coz usually the latter is the case.

More or less how it was portrayed. It pursued the humans all across the island for no good reason -- at least the raptors had an excuse. 

[First Blood]

What, you disliked the animal's inclusion or the fact that it offed the Rex? Coz usually the latter is the case.

More or less how it was portrayed. It pursued the humans all across the island for no good reason -- at least the raptors had an excuse. 

Yea, I can see your point. The Rex showed up in JP(1) when it was necessary. When the fences broke, when Muldoon and Ellie rescues Malcolm, it's still roaming around its habitat. As the film progresses it gets deeper into the park and other exhibits.

Spino:  "I'll just chase these people for the hell of it!" 

[TJ Doc]

Didn't get to eat man meat very often, so I guess it was just making the most of the situation.

[First Blood]

I just have trouble figuring out how it actually got on the island. Grant makes references that he didn't know the Spino was on InGen's list for dinosaurs to breed. Are we left to assume, while the events of the Lost World are taking place the Spino is a baby if that?

[TJ Doc]

I guess that's possible. Or they just got lucky in LW.

[Hive Tyrant]

Probably were lucky never to encounter it. As I recall, large parts of JP/// take place in wildly different locations from TLW -- I'm guessing the Spino's territory was in the bits we see in JP///, and it didn't leave during the events of TLW.

[Skinner]

Spino's territory was the north side of the island while most of TLW happened on the south side.
(Isla Sorna Map)
http://www.jplegacy.org/encyc/maps/sorna.gif

[DoomRulz]

I just have trouble figuring out how it actually got on the island. Grant makes references that he didn't know the Spino was on InGen's list for dinosaurs to breed. Are we left to assume, while the events of the Lost World are taking place the Spino is a baby if that?

Remember too that in JP, there were dinosaur embryos in the canisters that Nedry opened which, as far as we know, had not been bred. So a Spinosaurus on the island isn't too far-fetched.