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it kind of has to be a volcano or big natural disaster this time because you'd have to assume they'd figure out proper dinosaur containment by now. the first one was kind of understandable because hey, it's a huge storm and they did Spare Some Expense when it came to the security system, being that basically only Nedry seemed to have been the designer and only he knew the ins-and-outs. but with Jurassic World it's kind of unforgivable... i mean how many animals even escape in the whole world? it makes the news when a cow runs down a highway somewhere, and it makes the world news for a while when a zoo animal hurts or kills somebody.... at some point somebody is going to be like "We need to spend quite a few more million dollars on these cages" and then some egghead is going to crunch the numbers and be like "oh yea that's pennies because we make billions of dollars a year because we're a park with live dinosaurs"
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s.i.r.e. posted:TLW and Jurassic Park 3 "didn't happen" according to Trevorrow. http://screenprism.com/insights/article/where-does-jurassic-world-fit-in-the-jurassic-park-canon
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So, like, Jurassic World is now abandoned and it's just an island where dinosaurs roam free? Didn't JP1 make it pretty clear that that could never happen, because the dinosaurs were engineered to be lysine-deficient and would die without special man-made food? Did I forget something or did Masrani gently caress up the recipe?
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Just like with the dinos at Site B that dated back to the original park, Life Finds A Way.
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The ending of The Lost World, with Malcolm asleep on the couch with his girlfriend while his daughter watches John Hammond speak on TV about how precious the now-undisturbed ecosystem on Isla Sorna is, seems to be a pretty big endorsement of the idea that the dinosaurs aren't all bad, and even if this view isn't imparted to Malcolm textually, it seems appropriate that his view might have changed a bit. Especially because the script, which doesn't have the whole T. rex in San Diego portion, has a different final scene (which I only found out about just now because I was trying to look up what Hammond says), and it's pretty explicit that Malcolm's view has changed: quote:EXT. CEMETERY - DAY Malcolm's whole point in the first movie is that these things are dangerous wild animals and they can't be controlled by man. And maybe they shouldn't have been brought back in the first place, but they're alive now, and they're real. They're a part of nature now, not exhibits in a theme park.
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s.i.r.e. posted:TLW and Jurassic Park 3 "didn't happen" according to Trevorrow. What's the point of this, exactly?
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My guess is to retcon out site B
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banned from Starbucks posted:My guess is to retcon out site B What's the point of that?
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An R rated Jurassic Park film directed by Quentin Tarantino would be pretty boss.
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viral spiral posted:An R rated Jurassic Park film directed by Quentin Tarantino would be pretty boss. Raptors don't tip
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The one undeserved death in jp3 was the guy what gets executed via neck snap by the raptors right
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I wonder how they will explain Claire not going to prison for eighty years due to the "incident" at JW
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Corporate suits don't go to prison. Tourists probably had to sign a waiver before going to the island. Or hell, maybe Isla Nublar isn't under any jurisdiction but Masrani's.
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Dec 8, 2017 21:51
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To make it realistic she should be fined $5000.
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Dec 8, 2017 21:53
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Plot twist - the fallen kingdom is MAN'S kingdom. Dinosaurs are brought to the mainland, they flourish, the end.
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That's why I laughed at the complaint that it was unrealistic for there to be a new park after the San Diego incident. Dinosaurs actually exist now, there's too much money in it for the people trying to profit off of them to be impeded by the law in any meaningful way.
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Claire not going to jail is probably the most realistic thing in the movie. She probably got a job offer at the Trump Administration.
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Point of interest, according to director, all trailer footage is from the first 50 minutes of the movie.
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Detective No. 27 posted:Claire not going to jail is probably the most realistic thing in the movie. She probably got a job offer at the Trump Administration. They probably pinned the blame for the JW fiasco on Masrani
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:They probably pinned the blame for the JW fiasco on Masrani Also fairly realistic.
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The fact that the trailer seems to be only showing off like one sequence from the movie is either a bold move or a very bad sign.
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935 posted:Point of interest, according to director, all trailer footage is from the first 50 minutes of the movie. Yeah just from reading through the list of characters on the imdb page such as Saudi Royals Auction Consultant or Russian Mob Guy there's going to be a whole lot more to the plot.
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The island exploding is obviously just the premise, and the actual film will be ‘what do we do with all these mutant frogbirds?’ Undoubtedly a weird mix of refugee/immigration metaphor, endangered species/conservation metaphor, and pet industry metaphor (touching on the not-so-topical topic of pet cloning and genetically engineered pets, but really just saying “isn’t it hosed up that you can just walk down the street and buy a hamster?”).
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porfiria posted:The fact that the trailer seems to be only showing off like one sequence from the movie is either a bold move or a very bad sign. Or a sign the film is not finished yet
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Wandle Cax posted:Or a sign the film is not finished yet Yeah it doesn't hit cinemas for another 6 months
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Also it's a teaser. Wasn't the Thor Ragnarok teaser pretty much entirely the Hulk arena fight?
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My Twitter Account posted:So, like, Jurassic World is now abandoned and it's just an island where dinosaurs roam free? Didn't JP1 make it pretty clear that that could never happen, because the dinosaurs were engineered to be lysine-deficient and would die without special man-made food? Did I forget something or did Masrani gently caress up the recipe? In TLW book and movie it was explained that the animals survived because the herbivores were eating a heavy lysine diet and the carnivores would eat the herbivores and would get the amino acid through digestion. However almost all of these animals except the Rex in Fallen Kingdom were created long after the events of the original films so it’s possible they just dropped the lysine contingency altogether.
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Top Gun posted:In TLW book and movie it was explained that the animals survived because the herbivores were eating a heavy lysine diet and the carnivores would eat the herbivores and would get the amino acid through digestion. However almost all of these animals except the Rex in Fallen Kingdom were created long after the events of the original films so it’s possible they just dropped the lysine contingency altogether. Which never made much sense because no animal is capable of synthesizing lysine on its own and the only possible way to get it is through diet.
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If the island explodes in the first 50 minutes then I figure they kind of have to go back to the mainland with the dinos.
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They're clearly saving the human dino hybrids for the final trailer.
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Clearly they're setting up a Blue and Chris Pratt buddy cop trilogy, which I'd be behind.
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With regard to Zara's death and the fact that Claire didn't even acknowledge it, I wonder if they'll be able to match the insane amount of backpedaling that Stranger Things did with Barb's death in its second season.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:They probably pinned the blame for the JW fiasco on Masrani No, I'm sure the Jurassic World company did an internal investigation and found that the company they contracted out the design and build of the dinosaur pens did an internal investigation and found that the concrete company they contracted out to used an inferior quality concrete and rebar
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Maybe Isla Whatever is actually over a Yellowstone-esque caldera and not even Chris Pratt can stop it from exploding and mankind goes extinct while the dinos survive
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Calaveron posted:Maybe Isla Whatever is actually over a Yellowstone-esque caldera and not even Chris Pratt can stop it from exploding and mankind goes extinct while the dinos survive Maybe the real dinosaur is...man.
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bobjr posted:Clearly they're setting up a Blue and Chris Pratt buddy cop trilogy, which I'd be behind. At this point I almost think saying "gently caress it" and just doing this with someone like Lord and Miller is the only way to make this franchise worthwhile going forward.
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Everyone itt coming up with better ideas that what will actually happen. I like JP but the ending is gonna be "wow we found another island we can just dump them on and let them live naturally [end scene is just the same one from Lost World]".
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Proposition Joe posted:If the island explodes in the first 50 minutes then I figure they kind of have to go back to the mainland with the dinos. Or they're just stuck on an ash covered island trying to survive somehow and it turns into Jurassic Park 3 from there but instead of lush jungles it's just an ashy hellscape. I'd watch that just for the imagery.
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Tumble posted:No, I'm sure the Jurassic World company did an internal investigation and found that the company they contracted out the design and build of the dinosaur pens did an internal investigation and found that the concrete company they contracted out to used an inferior quality concrete and rebar The entire movie is the internal company investigation. There are no dinosaurs in the entire run time.
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