Jurassic Park db forum

I can't figure out why you even bother coming to the JP4 board so often Nagisa. I mean I have my doubts about JP4 because, like you said it's stretching a franchise too far. But I still have some sense of optimism, a weak sense of optomism. Even though it sounds completely ridiculous. But damn, man ...

JP4 was pretty much doomed to suck no matter what. That's just a given when you stretch a franchise past its breaking point (which...Jurassic Park...yeah). So, as long as they're making crap, they may as well make the cheesiest piece of crap to come to theatres since Killer Klowns from Outer Space ...

QUOTE Comparing these "edited" dinosaurs to real dinosaurs is stupid.[/quote]

So the filmmakers and all their advertisements and promotional jazz are stupid.

Eh, wouldn't be the first time...

QUOTE On the topic of the dinosaurs not matching up to their Jurrasic Park counterparts I would like to ...

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Because it's fantasy. It's not meant to be connected to reality in any sense. You don't ask where on this planet Middle-earth is, right? It's no different here.

Jurassic Park's T.rex was brown, The Lost World's were grey, and JPIII's was green, I seem to recall. The Brachiosaurs changed colour, too.

Really, when you think about it, the only animals to actually remain consistent in appearance were the Compsognathus.

QUOTE I mean,you cant go changing the dinosaurs too much and making the original Raptors seem irrelevant and non existant only because theres new scientific evidence.[/quote]

The original Raptors were also kinda bland, too. All the animals in the first movie were either slate grey or some manner of ...

QUOTE For one, those tiny fore arms the rex had were only good for scratcthing its belly and neck.[/quote]

Short of birds of prey, most modern day predators make scant minimal use of their forelimbs in killing, if any at all. Canines and crocodilians rely on their jaws, and felines do the same ...

QUOTE Horner has logical reasons for why he thinks the spino is a predator,[/quote]

That's questionable. Spinosaurus' closest relatives (Baryonyx & Suchomimus) are known fish eaters; they stalk riverbeds looking for fish, crocodilians, and maybe juvenile or small dinosaurs as food sources. They ...

well wu was kinda stupid from the start for gods sake he didnt even know which dinos he was makeing
So tell me. How DO you identify a species of animal whose genetic information mankind has never seen before? Kinda hard to look at a random 65 myo DNA strand and conclusively state "Oh that's a ...