Like really, who the fuck thought tricerahulk belonged in a JP movie.
Let's get that Jurassic Park Reunion going.
Ehhhhhhh What the actuall fuckWho would have thought even worse designs existed than what had been previously released.
Like really, who the fuck thought tricerahulk belonged in a JP movie.
Ehhhhhhh What the actuall fuck
Who would have thought even worse designs existed than what had been previously released.
Like really, who the fuck thought tricerahulk belonged in a JP movie.
I for one, am ready for Jurassic Evil World
Hold on to your butt. Since the park angle is pretty well covered at this point, where do you think they're going to go in movie 5?
...it may still be on the table.
Why think so small.
Jurassic Park -> Jurassic World -> Jurassic Galaxy. As long as we're doing all these reboots/remakes of classic movies, let's get that Spielberg/Lucas Cinematic Universe going.
I would be okay with seeing Chewbacca riding a T-Rex while fighting Jaws.
Hold on to your butt. Since the park angle is pretty well covered at this point, where do you think they're going to go in movie 5?
...it may still be on the table.
But then again trying to create cinematic franchises out of films with limited thematic potential is a pretty big wall they've got to deal with.
They can do whatever they want, and it might even be a good movie, or at least a good dumb movie, but at this point it doesn't seem like it'll be a Jurassic Park film to me.
But then again trying to create cinematic franchises out of films with limited thematic potential is a pretty big wall they've got to deal with.
JP is ultimately changing from a movie about dinosaurs to dinosaurs in society.
JP is ultimately changing from a movie about dinosaurs to dinosaurs in society.
Then we get Jurassic 64, then Jurassic Sunshine. And THEN we can have Jurassic Galaxy.We still need more build-up for Jurassic Galaxy. Next up is Jurassic World 2: Blue's Island.
how dinosaurs were becoming "stale"
Then we get Jurassic 64, then Jurassic Sunshine. And THEN we can have Jurassic Galaxy.
Not to mention the made for TV low budget movies Jurassic Land and Jurassic Land 2: The Six Golden Embryos.
The entire concept of dinosaurs being stale is perhaps the least believable concept in film history by the way. Like, I'd more readily believe Toy Story is a true story. Pretty sure that shit would explain how I always lost my toys. The fuckers ran around and did shit! Attack of the Killer Tomatoes? I'll buy that, those things seem pretty fucking vicious and we've been callously murdering them for years in heinous ways. Slicing, chopping, dicing, sun drying, BOILING. Meagan Fox would fuck Louis Stevens? Why the hell not, he's funny and uh... Something? I mean... He's got... Yeah, whatever, still. But people getting bored of the only dinosaur zoo in the world after a few years? People getting bored of mother fucking dinosaurs ever? Millions of people still go to hundreds of normal zoos with boring shit like tigers every year. OH LOOK, IT'S LIKE MY CAT SPARKLES BUT BIGGER, OOOOH. People still pay to look at molds of dead dinosaurs. Not even actual dead dinosaurs! FAKE dead dinosaurs! And they don't even move and shit.
It may have been the concept they were trying to develop in preproduction, but really the only person disinterested in the dinosaurs in the movie was Claire. Even Zach was getting into it after the Mosasaur show. Everyone visiting the park looked like they were having a great time.
Even though it's underdeveloped, it is part of the core premise. It's said flat-out that was why the Indominous was created, to counteract flagging interest.
SPIELBERG I was very involved in breaking the story, working on the script with [director Colin Trevorrow] and [writer Derek Connolly]. I was not on the set, but I watched dailies every day. If I felt something about the dailies, I would send a note to Colin directly. But Colin was doing a great job; you could tell by the rushes. I didn't even find Colin, Frank did.
KATHLEEN KENNEDY Well … I …
SPIELBERG Oh — Kathy. Sorry. Anyway, Kathy told Frank, and Frank told me.
KENNEDY I saw [Trevorrow's debut movie] Safety Not Guaranteed when I was looking for who was going to direct [Star Wars:] Episode 7. Then when Frank and Steven were looking for a director, and I had already decided on J.J. [Abrams], I said, "Hey, I know this is going to be off the wall and you're not going to immediately think this young director could do this movie, but I've come to the realization he is the real deal, and he could handle it."
FRANK MARSHALL Then I cold-called him. I looked at his movie and thought he definitely knew what he was doing.
SPIELBERG I looked at his movie and thought it was really good, but I wasn't convinced until the last scene 'cause that film could have gone two ways. When this [character] who I thought was certifiably insane actually invented something that could travel through time, that crystallized the choice that it had to be Colin to do Jurassic World.
So when you have Jurassic World, I assume you feel pretty possessive?
SPIELBERG No, I don't. I honestly don't feel possessive at all. I think Colin feels possessive now — and he should. I passed the torch to Colin.
You really feel that way?
SPIELBERG I absolutely do. He's the guy who has to feel possessive.
KENNEDY Don't you feel that? I mean, I think it's all about the joy that comes from the ability to keep it going and keep audiences entertained.
MARSHALL It's what you did with Star Wars now.
MARSHALL We spent a lot of time with Colin. We're doing that on [the next] Jurassic, too, with Juan Antonio [Bayona]. Kathy and I have spent a lot of time with Juan Antonio over the years. We had talked about him doing Jurassic World, but he has a long process for production.
SPIELBERG We had been very impressed with his Naomi Watts movie about the tsunami [The Impossible]. You've got to pick the right directors, and that's what Kathy has done so brilliantly on the Star Wars series. Rian Johnson and Colin are the two best directors who could be doing Episode 8 and 9. And that's the whole key. I think Harry Potter had a huge infusion of a second life when Alfonso Cuaron did No. 3. He changed the paradigm of Harry Potter and gave it another six years just based on the art he brought to the third movie.
New Jurassic World concept art from Seth Engstrom:
There's more at his blog, so go check it out! On that note, what is up with Jurassic World having so many cool sequences planned only to opt for something much more tame.. the thing that kills me the most is most of the ideas utilized the new park setting, which means future films likely can't scratch that itch.
Jurassic World was ripe with so many incredible ideas and vision, shame it was held back by the constraints of film run time lol
That movie could have had like 2 hours devoted to just checking out the park and attractions without anything bad happening and I would have been okay with that.
I also have to say that I'm surprised with how long the JW brand has carried with merch. Christmas had tree ornaments, and even now I'm STILL finding the toys on shelves (not clearanced) and colouring books and things like new bedding. I can still buy the fruit snacks too because I enjoy those Usually movies don't really extend their marketing out THIS long unless insanly popular. I guess JW just keeps going?
As Samuel L. Jackson's character said in Steven Spielberg's 1993 film "Jurassic Park," hold on to your butts. On Nov. 13, the Nashville Symphony will perform John Williams' score to the blockbuster movie.
As the symphony (conducted by Sarah Hicks) plays, the film based on Michael Crichton's best-selling science fiction novel about a theme park filled with cloned dinosaurs will be broadcast in high definition on a giant screen inside the Schermerhorn Symphony Center. This concert is the North American premiere of "Jurassic Park in Concert."
Tickets are on sale to symphony subscribers; sales open to the general public July 22.
I hope there's a tour.
Those stupid fucking balls.
The ride seemed to be much more crazier back in the day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8s7gxJkhvTo
The ride seemed to be much more crazier back in the day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8s7gxJkhvTo
Is the one in Florida the exact same? and is it still there?
The LA ride if I recall has a bit more than the FL one. They're both underwhelming and needing of some updates though. I went on it awhile back and was so disappointed that I had waited so many years for that. I do say had I rode it when I was a kid or when the ride came out, I probably would have loved it.
I honestly want the entire Jurassic Park section to be redone and feel more like the park. Pretty much what they did with Harry Potter.
The LA ride if I recall has a bit more than the FL one. They're both underwhelming and needing of some updates though. I went on it awhile back and was so disappointed that I had waited so many years for that. I do say had I rode it when I was a kid or when the ride came out, I probably would have loved it.
I honestly want the entire Jurassic Park section to be redone and feel more like the park. Pretty much what they did with Harry Potter.
On one hand I want them to completely overhaul the Jurassic Park sections. On the other hand, I know that would mean making it into a Jurassic World section. T_T
Waiting on pins and needles.
If anything they would combine everything I think.
If we get "ruined Jurassic Park" as a sub-area, it could be legit.