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Official Jurassic World Thread | Jurassic World: Dominion 6/10/22
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supposedly its been confirmed by scientist that raptors had feathers and were actually the size of turkeys 
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the ending was pretty much a WWE ending.
yup it sucks, how do you deal with the watered down world?
yup it sucks, how do you deal with the watered down world?
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Haha at the African guy saying "these people will never learn"
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supposedly its been confirmed by scientist that raptors had feathers and were actually the size of turkeys
Long time ago now lol I actually thought these films always did a good job of dealing with that by pointing out that these are genetically engineered dinosaurs, not the natural things from millions of years ago.
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Yea, pointing out how all the dinosaurs on Jurassic World are genetically engineered is how they're going around all the new discoveries. They're not just blatantly ignoring the discoveries IRL
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Saw a few comments about the product placement.... you guys are more so talking about the subtle things like the cars right? Although i did smirk at Chris Pratt drinking a coke lol.
But I feel the movie itself spelled out the theme park overall was heavily backed by corporations. I dont think that was suppose to escape us. The scene with the two suits being pitched to about sponsoring a dinosaur and all that for example
I think they were moreso showing contrast between the new owner and the old one with some of that stuff.
But I feel the movie itself spelled out the theme park overall was heavily backed by corporations. I dont think that was suppose to escape us. The scene with the two suits being pitched to about sponsoring a dinosaur and all that for example
I think they were moreso showing contrast between the new owner and the old one with some of that stuff.
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^ I think they are just showing how theme parks today are. If you goto Disneyland/Universal Studios theres Starbucks, Panda Express, Cinnabon etc.
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Yea man, the whole point is to show that Jurassic World is just another theme park. Ej. Whole crowds of people looking bored, dudes being all chill, being on the phone and whatnot
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Just saw it - overall thought it was pretty solid.
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Movie was wavey!
Enjoyed it more then I thought I would 
Enjoyed it more then I thought I would
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Lol, the movie was even more enjoyable the second time I watched it. RPX or IMAX is the only way to do this movie
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That 3rd guy is out of his mind for doing that.
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recreated the danger though
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JW destroying the box office and beating records.
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Saw the OG in theaters when I was 5, the first movie I ever remember seeing. Couldn't wait to see this. Some thoughts.
- In TLW, they talk of clearing the island of both organic & inorganic property. This was supposed to be the same Rex from JP, but she should not have been alive. (Don't get me wrong, i'm thrilled she was in this).
- Did they ever give a reason for the raptors coming back to Owens side? Seemed weird to me that they just flip flopped like that.
- Why did they enter the iRex paddock? you would think they would check directly outside the enclosure for footprints.
Overall, loved it, even though the plot was predictable, it did not disappoint.
- In TLW, they talk of clearing the island of both organic & inorganic property. This was supposed to be the same Rex from JP, but she should not have been alive. (Don't get me wrong, i'm thrilled she was in this).
- Did they ever give a reason for the raptors coming back to Owens side? Seemed weird to me that they just flip flopped like that.
- Why did they enter the iRex paddock? you would think they would check directly outside the enclosure for footprints.
Overall, loved it, even though the plot was predictable, it did not disappoint.
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they entered the iRex paddock because they thought it escaped
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the 2nd and 3rd dont really exist in this universe of jurassic world..it's really a direct sequel
the only reference fo the other sequels is the OG trex breaking through spinosaurus bones before the end fight as a wink of fan service for those mad that trex was killed by the spinosaurus in jp3
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obviously, but why don't you check outside the enclosure for footprints? call the control center to check it's tracking device instead of driving out? and then instead of opening the man sized doors, you open the huge ones
felt silly to me.
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supposedly its been confirmed by scientist that raptors had feathers and were actually the size of turkeys
There was some controversy over that. Trevorrow said it's sci fi and not a doc.
Sequel talk
http://www.cinemablend.com/new/How-Jurassic-World-Cleverly-Sets-Itself-Up-Sequel-72013.html
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Since Jurassic Park, they've been using genes of other animals to fill in the gaps in the genetic sequence of all the dinosaurs. That's their explanation to get around the feathers thing.
Lol, sounds like Trevorrow doesn't even know his own script or jurassic park history. They hinted at the feather controversy in the movie.
Lol, sounds like Trevorrow doesn't even know his own script or jurassic park history. They hinted at the feather controversy in the movie.
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The recurring theme of JP is that these are not even real dinosaurs. They're the creation of imagination and public perception. They just don't do a good job expressing that idea past the first movie
