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All of which is relatively small potatoes compared to the fact that Velociraptor mongoliensis lived in Mongolia, not Montana, and was tall enough to viciously slash at your ankles.
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"decades" ?!
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All of which is relatively small potatoes compared to the fact that Velociraptor mongoliensis lived in Mongolia, not Montana, and was tall enough to viciously slash at your ankles. Oh great. Another Sean Nethery, this time fact-checking FANTASY!
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"decades" ?! It was 1991, no? Decades implies at least thirty years. Plus, Sol said he has seen it TEN times. Cant possibly be "decades" since he last viewed it. That's a "continuity error " in my book! Lol. Brm
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I assumed raptors were an invention when I saw it the week it opened. Turned out it was a recently discovered species- after my childhood obsession ended- and partly fiction. Brm
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Dont care about and never notice continuity errors. Plot holes is another matter.
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Jun 9, 2018 - 11:11 AM
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Rameau
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Dont care about and never notice continuity errors. Plot holes is another matter. Yeah, & a really big one was in the last film. The big man-made super mean dino was locked in the secure enclosure, & his heat signature disappears! Has he escaped? (you'd think they'd know about it if he had). Luckily he has an electric thingy implanted in him, sending signals, so headquarters can pinpoint exactly where he is, just pick up the phone & ask them, but no...our nearly brain-dead hero goes into the enclosure, sees a few scratches on the wall & says, he's escaped! Open the big doors (why?), cue dino out, much running around & extras being eaten. I hope the new one is better than that.
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Didn't the dino remove the chip?
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