I liked the JW kids and kids in Jurassic films in general.
Without them, it would have been very easy to turn this franchise into a SyFy original. Let's be honest, the reason kids are drawn to "the heroes" is because the kids are there to sort of tie them down and keep them "relatable" rather than being grimdark edge lords fighting over the hot bimbo in an eventual physical altercation where the dick walks off to sob and gets chewed up.
I generally reject the idea that "x type of person exists in real life" is a good defense of a character. I've known many, many people who I would call absolutely terrible characters if they were in a movie as-is. In fact, I'd probably say that of most people I've known over the years.
I liked the JW kids and kids in Jurassic films in general.
Without them, it would have been very easy to turn this franchise into a SyFy original. Let's be honest, the reason kids are drawn to "the heroes" is because the kids are there to sort of tie them down and keep them "relatable" rather than being grimdark edge lords fighting over the hot bimbo in an eventual physical altercation where the dick walks off to sob and gets chewed up.
I don't really agree with that. You can have good relate-able character's without kids around. That the child audience watching will still look up to. The recent Marvel films surprisingly don't have a lot of kids running around and do just fine.
I don't really agree with that. You can have good relate-able character's without kids around. That the child audience watching will still look up to. The recent Marvel films surprisingly don't have a lot of kids running around and do just fine.
It's a facetious statement but it's amblin and what Spielberg did then. Straying from that norm or going with a different director could have had completely different results and may not have even been marketed to kids etc.
It's a facetious statement but it's amblin and what Spielberg did then. Straying from that norm or going with a different director could have had completely different results and may not have even been marketed to kids etc.
I don't. Stuff like the Jurassic park 3D poster shows you can offer a bit more than just a logo.
I personally was always bored by logo posters. You got dinosaurs. Why not show that? Only time it made sense was 1, where seeing the dinosaurs was part of the surprise.
Whoops, didn't mean to post that - I was gonna make a post but had to run. :lol
Is there anyway to search a website updates, even if they were only live temporarily? In this case JurassicWorld.com, specifically anything to do with the world EPOCH or images of volcanoes.
Opening Titles :38
Incident at Isla Nublar (Film Version) 2:25
The Encased Mosquito 1:16
Entrance of Mr. Hammond 1:10
Journey to the Island 8:56
Hatching Baby Raptor (Film Version) 2:05
You Bred Raptors? * :40
The History Lesson (Film Version) 1:34
Jurassic Park Gate 2:05
Goat Bait 2:26
The Saboteur * :48
Ailing Triceratops 2:36
The Coming Storm (Film Version) 1:26
Dennis Steals the Embryo 5:05
Race to the Dock * 1:18
The Falling Car and The T-Rex Chase ** 4:59
A Tree for My Bed 2:14
Remembering Petticoat Lane 2:49
My Friend, the Brachiosaurus (Film Version) 1:51
Life Finds a Way 1:26
CD 2 (44:04)
System Ready * :49
To the Maintenance Shed 4:12
High Wire Stunts 4:10
Hungry Raptor 2:09
The Raptor Attack 2:51
T-Rex Rescue and Finale 7:43
Welcome to Jurassic Park 7:58
Total Time: 29:55
Total Score Time: 77:41
Additional Music (14:14)
Theme from Jurassic Park 3:34
Stalling Around 2:36
Welcome to Jurassic Park (Film Version) 8:01
Two-Disc Time: 91:50
The Lost World 3:36
The Island’s Voice 3:38
Revealing the Plans 2:18
To the Island 3:40
The Stegosaurus (Extended Version) 5:28
Fire at Camp and Corporate Helicopters * 3:23
The Hunt 3:34
Big Feet * 1:44
Spilling Petrol and Horning In * 5:07
Up in a Basket * 3:27
In the Trailer * 2:21
On the Glass * 4:05
Rescuing Sarah (Extended Version) ** 5:10
Reading the Map * 3:11
The Trek 5:25
The Compys! 4:30
CD 4 (57:30)
Ripples ** 5:55
The Long Grass 2:28
Finding Camp Jurassic 3:05
The Raptors Appear 3:44
High Bar and Ceiling Tiles * 4:12
Heading North 2:14
Ludlow’s Speech * 3:15
The Wrecked Ship 2:22
Monster on the Loose * 2:38
Visitor in San Diego (Extended Version) 7:41
Ludlow’s End 2:52
Tranquilizer Dart ** 3:01
Jurassic Park Theme (End Credits) 5:30
Total Time: 48:55
Total Score Time: 109:33
Additional Music 8:32
The Lost World (Alternate) ** 3:37
Tranquilizer Dart and End Credits (Film Version) 4:55
Two-Disc Time: 118:08
* Previously unreleased ** Contains previously unreleased material
...And I grabbed mine. Glad I didn't spring for the expanded JP score earlier, and I've never had TLW.
Yeah, I guess it makes sense as a collectors item, but mostly that just makes me want to hoard my discs when I'm trying to get rid of physical as much as possible 0.o At this point the only CDs I'm going to own *are* La-La Land complete score releases (already got the music for Star Trek II, III, and V they did.)
On the plus side, while they are pricey, they're absolutely great products. Nice design, great liner notes, and they do sound great if you've got the cans for them. Plus unless it's in sets like these you never see the little cues that normally get lost.
Yeah people were explicitly upset about it being 'needlessly cruel'. Because, you know, it's not like that's the point of dinosaurs getting loose around innocent people or anything.
The comments about Zarina or Morgana from that Camelot show or whatever her name is and her death in JW always were hilarious to me, because if we're playing the "didn't deserve to die horribly" game with Jurassic Park what about Eddie Carr? His reward for being the voice of reason and saving the heroes' lives is to get ripped in two on-camera.
The comments about Zarina or Morgana from that Camelot show or whatever her name is and her death in JW always were hilarious to me, because if we're playing the "didn't deserve to die horribly" game with Jurassic Park what about Eddie Carr? His reward for being the voice of reason and saving the heroes' lives is to get ripped in two on-camera.
The comments about Zarina or Morgana from that Camelot show or whatever her name is and her death in JW always were hilarious to me, because if we're playing the "didn't deserve to die horribly" game with Jurassic Park what about Eddie Carr? His reward for being the voice of reason and saving the heroes' lives is to get ripped in two on-camera.
It's nothing about characters "not deserving to die". Anyone can die, it's a monster movie. There's a reason people generally don't call Jurassic Park racist for killing a black guy who also didn't "deserve to die". Zara's death was straight up torture porn (that lasts far longer than Eddie's death) built to please the audience because the movie expects the audience to see her as deserving. The movie very plainly frames her as unsympathetic because of her not paying close attention to her boss's nephews that got pawned off on her and daring to be more concerned with her own life than some teenagers she never met, which is pretty damn problematic as far as I'm concerned.
She didn't get the Eddie treatment, she got the Dieter, framing and intent and all.
It's not grasping for straws. Especially since the movie's representation of women in general is already poor, is loaded with sexist tropes, and Trevorrow himself has shown himself to hold sexist opinions - see his interesting opinions on why female directors are so rare in blockbusters films (according to him because women just don't want the jobs badly enough and that's it). You can't just flat-out blanket-dismiss any argument the movie is flawed in this regard as "straw grasping".
But then we've already had this argument 3 times anyway. ¯_(ツ_/¯
Ah, so that's where that cartoon of Grant wrangling the dino comes from.
Man, it'd be completely antithetical to the end of the movie and the wider theme, wouldn't it. Be the Jurassic Park equivalent of killing Newt and Hicks at the beginning of Alien 3.
Makes sense that Series 2 toys were supposed to tie in with the show but it's cool to know for sure.
I wonder if the game sequels like the Rampage Edition and The Chaos Continues were meant to be tie-ins for the cartoon too. After all the Snes one had a cartoon-style intro and Rampage Edition had that strange, bright washed out style with thick black outlines as if to try to make it look like a drawing.
