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Having seen Jurassic World a few days ago, I'm not entirely convinced that it was meant to be taken seriously. It came across more like a comedy that intentionally misrepresented itself than anything else.
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Beefstew posted:Also, he was literally me when I was 5. Like, it's kind of uncanny; even my family members pointed it out. I also recognized several of the toy dinosaurs in his room as ones that I had when I was little. I didn't recognize any of his toy dinosaurs; I did recognize several of his toy robots.
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SuperMechagodzilla posted:You're absolutely right, though, that Chastain is ultimately to blame, and 'the power of family' becomes an excuse for righteous violence against the diabolical, anti-harmonious iRex (wasn't it originally called the Diabolus Rex?). It's a scapegoat. Anti-harmonious? She literally devours her only family.
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Jul 3, 2015 06:17
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Gaj posted:And then of course the kid goes bonkers on all the little info-slabs as if looking up basic facts is much more enjoyable than the living feats of creation that are on a tour. In my experience, this is true to real life.
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Jul 8, 2015 05:35
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CelticPredator posted:This is still the best comedy of 2015. I don't know why you guys hated it so much. When I left the theater I was certain that it was meant to be a disaster comedy in the vein of Airplane or the like. I'm still not convinced that it isn't.
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