By: Zann

Zann — Mon, 23 May 2016 03:13:18 +0000

Great interview.

By: Christian

Christian — Mon, 23 May 2016 03:13:18 +0000

Eyes, I\’ll be watching JW. I can also read the book you recommended, but that doesn\’t mean one can;t also see Jurassic World. Wer don\’t have to pick one over the other.

By: Eyes of Texas

Eyes of Texas — Mon, 23 May 2016 03:13:18 +0000

What do you get when you combine a group of B rated actors, an unproven second string director, a script that\’s been 13 years in the making, and a $150M budget for special effects? Oh, yes, add two sappy precocious kids and a PG-13 rating so you don\’t alienate families with kids. The result is Jurassic Park 4, aka Jurassic World. Suspend reality (again) where actual velociraptors were the size of a tom (male) turkey and try to sell audiences on the idea those same fake velociraptors not only become good guys, they can be attack trained, saving not only the day, but Hollywood hopes, also saving the movie and its $200+M investment. For further disbelief add one Mosasaur, make it the size of the Titanic and able to leap from the water, just like Shamu.
If you\’re intent on spending $50-100 for a family outing it\’s your choice. Remember you\’ll be able to stream JP4 or buy the discs before Christmas. Instead check out the novel "Re-Creating the Cretaceous: a Tale of Survival." It\’s the story Hollywood should have made into a movie. Its recreation of dino DNA is more detailed and original than M Crichton and Hollywood ever envisioned. There\’s no triceratops petting zoo or velociraptors jumping through hoops of fire. Featured in "Re-Creating the Cretaceous" are numerous newly discovered, menacing avian, aquatic and terrestrial creatures who defy Hollywood\’s imagination. "Re-Creating the Cretaceous" is an adult novel with graphic violence. Best of all, it\’s available now.

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