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Shortly after the release of JURASSIC PARK the Utah raptor was discovered, which is about the size of the raptors in the film. Just FYI.
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"Creative licensce".
How quaint.
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DTS sound premiered with JURASSIC PARK!
Yeah and it didnt work propery.
Dialog suffered from sibilance.
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Jun 10, 2018 - 8:08 AM
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leagolfer
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Good-nice movie JP 93.
What made the movie quite memorable was the solid cast an script, also creating likable characters that you wanted to root & care for this was an enjoyable narrative & packed with unknown suspense throughout, Spielberg was at his near best delivering both wonder & terror that works perfectly with the dinosaurs an cast they were not evil creatures just dangerous.
Effects wise, its done pretty well using CGI, the T-Rex attacks remain some of the most thrilling sequences while the Raptor's are still some of the most edgy, scariest ever put on the franchise, thus allowing them to hold-up as they give each work real character whether it be T-Rex's power or the Raptor's uncanny intelligence.
I don't really like the later movies they relied more on computer graphics & lacked the scripts an cast to the original. JP is a good movie but its not Spielberg's best if you compare adventure/action to Jaws, Close-E, Raiders Etc, not at that level for me.
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Jun 10, 2018 - 9:37 AM
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Solium
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This used to be my favorite film, and it's still one of my favorites. Spielberg sets up great set pieces, and executes them perfectly. The T Rex attack on the trucks, the raptors in the kitchen to name a few. It's a thrilling film. I'm glad you're starting to appreciate it solium.
I totally agree with you, the T-Rex attach and Raptors in the kitchen are masterful film-making. All these years later those set pieces remain intense and pulls me into the drama.
I originally didn't like the kids, but the boy was book smarts charming, and the little girl could act her butt off. Her reactions sold the terror. Originally I didn't care for the whole Grant learning how to be comfortable around children subplot, but I realize now it actually allows the character to grow. because he learns to care more about the living than the dead. Makes him a more well rounded person.
I do have a lot of issues with the film, other than the over all plot (which I can write about endlessly) the feminist crap, the characters constantly mumbling their words, among other things.
But watching it again I realize I felt the characters terror, and wanted them to survive. I can't say that about most modern day films.
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