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Or Alan's left female belt buckle should be his male buckle and between them should be a female and a male
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The important thing is that life find a way (to buckle itself in).
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Heh heh ha heh... aarrrwwwwrraha ha ha hah... HA HA.. hah ha !!
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oddium posted:Or Alan's left female belt buckle should be his male buckle and between them should be a female and a male It's funny to me that people interpreted this scene another way when ever since I was a kid I saw it as being about how Alan doesn't get along well with technology (which was established at the dig scene), even "technology" as basic as a seatbelt, but he improvises solutions to get around his lack of tech savvy. Thanks for that screen grab that supports my interpretation, by the way.
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Mar 31, 2015 21:25
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Vogon Poet posted:Here's the scene in question:
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Mar 31, 2015 21:46
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Jurassic World - Buckle Up (2015)
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Vogon Poet posted:I don't really get what you're saying. In between them there are a female and a male, as the picture you posted shows. Given that in the middle there are two different buckles, the only way the buckles couldn't work would be if the two outside buckles were both the same as each other, so that in total there would be three of one and one of the other. But that would mean Ellie's outside buckle would be female, and since she is holding a male buckle on the inside she would have been able to buckle her seatbelt, which she didn't do, as the picture shows. Also, when Malcolm and Gennaro buckle their seatbelts they are holding the female buckles in their left hands and the male buckles in their right hands. I'm going to need a diagram to make up my mind on this...
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The scene was actually a real blooper of actor Sam Neill failing at a simple task like a moron and it ended up in the final film as a gag by the editor. Spielberg was so angry he walked out of the premiere.
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Mar 31, 2015 21:55
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He would have walked out, if he could figure out how to unbuckle himself from the ride seats.
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Things This Thread Can't Handle: Genetic engineering Dinosaurs Corporations Seatbelts
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Jurassic park really made construction workers and construction helmets look really cool 
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achillesforever6 posted:Which leads to At least in the book he dies. Until he gets better for the sequel.
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sick burns about he is write, thank god for Jeff Goldblum because in the novel Ian is loving unbearable
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I think my favorite part of the first film is when Nedry and his guy are chatting at the cafe in Costa Rica. The piggish squeal he lets out when he sees the embryo canister is amazing. I think he deliberately makes his excitement more swine-like to foreshadow his demise at the tiny carnivorous dinosaurs near the climax. Does anyone else think Nedry is supposed to be a sort of pig stand-in to compliment the other farm animals that get served up as dinner? I would say the lawyer is another part of the farm animal posse but he is described as "blood sucking" and I can't think of a domesticated animal that routinely sucks blood.
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ServoMST3K posted:I think my favorite part of the first film is when Nedry and his guy are chatting at the cafe in Costa Rica. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4MUBQNbTYo&t=38s Also for the longest time I thought the squeal was the barbasol can itself.
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That's what I thought too! I also thought it was a can of whipped cream when I was a kid cause I had no idea shaving cream was a thing, and he puts it on the pie
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Apr 2, 2015 02:41
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The biggest cocktease in cinema history is when he puts it on that pie but no one eats it.
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In the grand scheme of product placement, that Barbasol can is pretty iconic. Pretty much no one born before like 1985 can look at a Barbasol can and not immediately associate it with Jurassic Park. Off the top of my head I can't even think of another product where the moment I see it, I instantly think of a movie it's been in.
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Xenomrph posted:In the grand scheme of product placement, that Barbasol can is pretty iconic. Pretty much no one born before like 1985 can look at a Barbasol can and not immediately associate it with Jurassic Park.
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A Buttery Pastry posted:But do you think of Barbasol when you think of dinosaurs? So it's sort of reverse product placement I guess?
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Somebody turn the fact that the T-Rex scene in JP has a magically appearing cliff into a some kind of metaphor about how life finds a way. Alternatively, draw a map that explains that scene to me because I still can't wrap my head around the location of the cliff in relation to where the T-Rex broke out.
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The movie is old enough and the internet has had plenty of time to bitch about everything ever made, let's see what they have: (you can see the fence/elevation drop on the left where the explorer ends up getting flipped maybe?)  (gently caress yeah, maps of things) And the relevant scene from the script: quote:36 EXT TYRANNOSAUR PADDOCK DAY Happy Noodle Boy fucked around with this message at 15:49 on Apr 2, 2015 |
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Apr 2, 2015 15:47
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That map is hilarious. Where did you get it and are there more?
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ServoMST3K posted:I think my favorite part of the first film is when Nedry and his guy are chatting at the cafe in Costa Rica. The piggish squeal he lets out when he sees the embryo canister is amazing. I think he deliberately makes his excitement more swine-like to foreshadow his demise at the tiny carnivorous dinosaurs near the climax. I always thought he sounded like a raptor.
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Luminous Obscurity posted:I always thought he sounded like a raptor. 
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ServoMST3K posted:I think my favorite part of the first film is when Nedry and his guy are chatting at the cafe in Costa Rica. The piggish squeal he lets out when he sees the embryo canister is amazing. I think he deliberately makes his excitement more swine-like to foreshadow his demise at the tiny carnivorous dinosaurs near the climax. The lawyer dude is a sheep. Arnold is a goat. Muldoon is a shepherd or border collie. Dunno about Wu or Hammond.
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The goat's severed leg falls on the Explorer - Arnold's severed arm falls on Sattler. It's perfect.
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And Gennaro's little jab at Lex about lamb chops foreshadows his own demise.
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Xenomrph posted:In the grand scheme of product placement, that Barbasol can is pretty iconic. Pretty much no one born before like 1985 can look at a Barbasol can and not immediately associate it with Jurassic Park. The Delorean DMC-12
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Danger posted:The Delorean DMC-12 That one does work both ways, seeing the car makes me think of BttF, and seeing BttF makes me think of a DeLorean.
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Urdnot Fire posted:And Gennaro's little jab at Lex about lamb chops foreshadows his own demise. It rhymes
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Danger posted:The Delorean DMC-12
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Peanut President posted:Also for the longest time I thought the squeal was the barbasol can itself. I thought that, too. A few years ago I rented the movie from Netflix, and it made me realize just how much of it I didn't get when I first saw it. I was under the age of five, and it was one of my favorite movies (although it scared the crap out of me, and gave me nightmares for years to come), but I didn't really get the story outside of "dinosaurs eat people". I remembered the scenes well enough, but the first few minutes of the film before the dinosaurs came along were basically just a bunch of grownups talking about weird grownup stuff. I went though the motions of every scene, never fully understanding what was happening nor what anyone was saying, basically like being in a room full of adults talking about something serious and complex. I never really got the point of the opening scene with Nedry (I thought the guy he was talking to was Muldoon), and I thought the scene with the raptor transport had the raptor somehow sucking the one guy's arm through his stomach. Really, I could go on about all the scenes that I grossly misinterpreted when I was a kid because I was too young to really pay attention. It was interesting coming back to a movie I hadn't seen for years with a whole new perspective.
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Urdnot Fire posted:And Gennaro's little jab at Lex about lamb chops foreshadows his own demise. Stare-Out posted:The goat's severed leg falls on the Explorer - Arnold's severed arm falls on Sattler. It's perfect. Holy poo poo, these posts and the other responses just made my day. I don't think I've been as stupefied before by something so seemingly obvious but for some reason I never picked up on. Now I'm super hyped for World. Gonna wear my Timmy neckerchief to the premiere.
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Xenomrph posted:In the grand scheme of product placement, that Barbasol can is pretty iconic. Pretty much no one born before like 1985 can look at a Barbasol can and not immediately associate it with Jurassic Park. Reese's Pieces.
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I don't think I've ever seen a can of shaving cream and thought "Jurassic Park."
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Toady posted:I don't think I've ever seen a can of shaving cream and thought "Jurassic Park." Specifically Barbasol.
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Xenomrph posted:Pretty much no one born before like 1985 This is a pretty ridiculous assertion considering it was onscreen for maybe two minutes tops and everyone was watching Nedry in the only shot where you get a decent look at it.
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Born in 1982, use barbasol, think of JP every time I shave.
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I never realized it was shaving cream. Neither did any of my friends. I think it's because we're foreign devils that have never heard of Barbasol and because he does put it on pie. And we were, what, seven when the movie came out. I could swear Nedry eats some of the cream from the can in the introductory scene, too.
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There are some weird things from Jurassic Park that I thought I remembered being present for the cinematic release, but not the VHS version. One of them was a short scene of Ellie actually grabbing the leaf that she has in the Brachiosaur reveal as the jeeps are going through the jungle. I could have sworn up and down that I saw this in theaters, but in retrospect, I think I probably imagined it from a production still I saw when I was seven or whatever. Another scene that I thought was edited down for VHS (but probably just imagined by me) was the first T-Rex reveal. I thought I remembered a couple additional seconds of the Rex chowing down on the flipped explorer. I probably would have forgotten all about this by now if not for the fact that one of my friends from grade school mentioned the same exact scenes I just described.
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