PelicanHazard
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You have my interest, Universal...
Why weren't regular dinosaurs good enough? Why does it need to be genetically-modified "super" dinosaurs?
I dunno, I love the franchise, but this trailer didn't leave me very eager or pumped.
Why weren't regular dinosaurs good enough? Why does it need to be genetically-modified "super" dinosaurs?
Why weren't regular dinosaurs good enough? Why does it need to be genetically-modified "super" dinosaurs?
Does it make a lot of sense? Given what is rumored, no. Zoos worldwide attract millions of people somewhat consistently, and none of their animals were extinct.
I dunno, I love the franchise, but this trailer didn't leave me very eager or pumped.
How do they manage to make an effect-heavy film in 2014 that looks more plastic and fake than the original did in 1993?
Even the shark they dangle over the pool looks awfully awkwardly fake. Why do you need CGI for a shark!? This is like the bloody CGI gopher thing in the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
How do they manage to make an effect-heavy film in 2014 that looks more plastic and fake than the original did in 1993?
Even the shark they dangle over the pool looks awfully awkwardly fake. Why do you need CGI for a shark!? This is like the bloody CGI gopher thing in the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
JP still looks fantastic today, 21 years on. This won't even look fantastic on release. How sad.
The original was a defining movie of the industry, not just the genre. This looks generic as hell.
The trailer itself didn't do it for me, but theme coming through at the end really did it for me.