10 days to Jurassic World
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I have been enjoying the extra showings of JP 1 & 3 on tv lately.
gathermewool
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It is going to be terrible.
"she's killing for sport!"
Domesticated raptors?
ppft
"she's killing for sport!"
Domesticated raptors?
ppft
My wife is looking forward to seeing it. But for me, when I watch the previews, I just see "Second verse, same as the first".
Last week I drove up to the Natural History Museum of Utah in SLC. I was especially fascinated by the Utahraptor, which at 25 feet long and up to 2,000 pounds heavy, was much larger and more dangerous than the now famous velociraptor. That visit did whet my appetite for the movie.
Spoiler alert,
They'll go to an island where dinosaurs live. Humans will [censored] them off, the dinosaurs will chase them and all he'll will break loose. Humans will miraculously escape all the chaos to live and tell their story....
See I just saved you guys money ....hehehehe
They'll go to an island where dinosaurs live. Humans will [censored] them off, the dinosaurs will chase them and all he'll will break loose. Humans will miraculously escape all the chaos to live and tell their story....
See I just saved you guys money ....hehehehe
I preferred the "OBJECTS IN MIRROR ARE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR" gag.
Originally Posted By: Rick in PA
I preferred the "OBJECTS IN MIRROR ARE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR" gag.
In Toy Story or Jurassic Park ?
I preferred the "OBJECTS IN MIRROR ARE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR" gag.
In Toy Story or Jurassic Park ?
Originally Posted By: Smokescreen
Originally Posted By: Rick in PA
I preferred the "OBJECTS IN MIRROR ARE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR" gag.
In Toy Story or Jurassic Park ?
The line appears in:
Jurassic Park, 1993
Objects in the Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer than They Are, Meat Loaf (written by Jim Steinman), 1994
Toy Story 2, 1999
Transformers: Dark of the Moon, 2011
Originally Posted By: Rick in PA
I preferred the "OBJECTS IN MIRROR ARE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR" gag.
In Toy Story or Jurassic Park ?
The line appears in:
Jurassic Park, 1993
Objects in the Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer than They Are, Meat Loaf (written by Jim Steinman), 1994
Toy Story 2, 1999
Transformers: Dark of the Moon, 2011
Originally Posted By: dlundblad
Originally Posted By: Smokescreen
Originally Posted By: Rick in PA
I preferred the "OBJECTS IN MIRROR ARE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR" gag.
In Toy Story or Jurassic Park ?
Both!
It's a great movie meme, and one that most people recognize.
Originally Posted By: Smokescreen
Originally Posted By: Rick in PA
I preferred the "OBJECTS IN MIRROR ARE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR" gag.
In Toy Story or Jurassic Park ?
Both!
It's a great movie meme, and one that most people recognize.
gathermewool
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Originally Posted By: dlundblad
I plan on seeing this opening weekend. Probably wont be as good at Mad Max though.
I want to see Mad Max in theaters, but no one is interested but me!
I plan on seeing this opening weekend. Probably wont be as good at Mad Max though.
I want to see Mad Max in theaters, but no one is interested but me!
Originally Posted By: BRZED
Originally Posted By: daves87rs
Ah, brings back fond memories of the guy getting eaten in the portajohn....
Great one liner by Malcolm/Goldblum when the layer runs for the john: "You gotta go when you gotta go." I know tacky and tasteless.
Malcolm, Goldblum's character, is the stand-in for the audience -- the one who reacts the way audience members feel they would, and who gets to say the lines they imagine they themselves would come up with in a such a dangerous situation. See Richard Dreyfuss's shark expert, Hooper, in "Jaws."
I'm interested in the new film. Chris Pratt has come a long way as an actor since his days on "Everwood" and that weird sitcom, what was it, "Parks and Recreation"? He might be able to handle the lead in a new, period-set Indiana Jones film!
Originally Posted By: daves87rs
Ah, brings back fond memories of the guy getting eaten in the portajohn....
Great one liner by Malcolm/Goldblum when the layer runs for the john: "You gotta go when you gotta go." I know tacky and tasteless.
Malcolm, Goldblum's character, is the stand-in for the audience -- the one who reacts the way audience members feel they would, and who gets to say the lines they imagine they themselves would come up with in a such a dangerous situation. See Richard Dreyfuss's shark expert, Hooper, in "Jaws."
I'm interested in the new film. Chris Pratt has come a long way as an actor since his days on "Everwood" and that weird sitcom, what was it, "Parks and Recreation"? He might be able to handle the lead in a new, period-set Indiana Jones film!
Originally Posted By: gathermewool
It is going to be terrible.
"she's killing for sport!"
Domesticated raptors?
ppft
I'd think that would be a logical development, an attempt by the JW cloners to produce raptors that they can work with. Like a German shepherd attack dog, only not furry.
It is going to be terrible.
"she's killing for sport!"
Domesticated raptors?
ppft
I'd think that would be a logical development, an attempt by the JW cloners to produce raptors that they can work with. Like a German shepherd attack dog, only not furry.
gathermewool
Site Donor 2025
Originally Posted By: Benzadmiral
Originally Posted By: gathermewool
It is going to be terrible.
"she's killing for sport!"
Domesticated raptors?
ppft
I'd think that would be a logical development, an attempt by the JW cloners to produce raptors that they can work with. Like a German shepherd attack dog, only not furry.
Maybe I'm a little too cynical, and they'll work his relationship with the raptors into the story very smartly. I have my doubts, though, and feel like it'll end up being a little cheesy.
For me, the raptors were one of the most thrilling and threatening characters in the original Jurassic Park. If they're toned down or made to be subservient laptors, and not totally bad [censored], then I'll be disappointed.
I'm really hoping to be pleasantly surprised, but I just have a feeling that this movie will be a beautifully made stinker.
Originally Posted By: gathermewool
It is going to be terrible.
"she's killing for sport!"
Domesticated raptors?
ppft
I'd think that would be a logical development, an attempt by the JW cloners to produce raptors that they can work with. Like a German shepherd attack dog, only not furry.
Maybe I'm a little too cynical, and they'll work his relationship with the raptors into the story very smartly. I have my doubts, though, and feel like it'll end up being a little cheesy.
For me, the raptors were one of the most thrilling and threatening characters in the original Jurassic Park. If they're toned down or made to be subservient laptors, and not totally bad [censored], then I'll be disappointed.
I'm really hoping to be pleasantly surprised, but I just have a feeling that this movie will be a beautifully made stinker.
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