Jurassic Park db forum

pack raptor wrote:Why keep it in the jungle? There's not much of a point in changing the setting if the environment's just like Isla Sorna. As far as I'm concerned, this is their last shot with the JP franchise, so Universal should do something brash with it.

Alright, then, let's be brash. We can't do the jungle, as it's been done before. Therefore, we can neither use a city environment (we have San Diego to thank for that) nor the desert (as it's sort of appeared in both JP I and JP III). There's only one logical conclusion. Hold on to your butts, people, we're going to Antarctica! And if we really want to rake in the big bucks, as the execs obviously view the series as a franchise instead of a story with inherent value (I'm looking at you, JP III), we could turn it into a documentary and spin it like March of the Penguins. Oh how the 4 year olds will shriek in delight as the cute little Gallimimus slip and tumble in the ice! We could throw in a powerpoint by Al Gore and spin it as an ecological awareness film for the whole family! Jurassic Park IV: Marching Towards the Next Ice Age, with Special Guest, Al Gore, Narrated by David Attenborough (I'm sure his brother could swing it).

In all seriousness, however, Spielberg has said that he wants motorcycles and velociraptors. Would they really film that on a highway? I say they're staying with a jungle/wilderness setting. Costa Rica seems to be the logical next step, provided they don't want to use an island once more. But then again, it's much easier to explain how people get to the island than it is to explain how the dinosaurs get off it.

i dont whant zombies mine is more like every were it starts out in cattle ranches and dinosaurs start apreing in a small town like new port richey were i live its a small town its mostly forest it looks really tropical and its small and thhe dinosaur start coming back after they breed so much the island is to small i mean think about it then tehy start attacking every where in my town think about it it would be awsome some lady is diving down the street all of a sudden a trex walks right in front of her in to the woulds and evry one thinks shes crazy and sends her to the lonny house it would be awsome

lilgamefreek wrote:Here's might plot of an interquel/sequel

It ends right were JP1 leaves off. Biosyn is combing the island, searching for Nedry's remains. They finally find a scorched jeeps with a charred skeleton inside it. The search all around looking for the embryoes and they finally find them. No here is the twist. Dodgeson is really a zombie. He's a creation of Umbrella Inc which has devloped a new zombie mind control device. Now Umbrella Inc. wants the dinosaurs so they can make zombie dinosaurs in order to rule the world. It takes them the course of five years to develop a new strain of their original virus that infects dinosaurs.

Here is where it gets tricky. They have no way of controlling the dinosaurs since the dino brain is different from the human brain. So the dinosaurs destroy the entire labratory and kill all the staff. All of this is located on an island (w00t!) and now the human test subjects for the on going human zombie research must band together and escape.

Eh? Eh? /smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":)" border="0" alt="smile.gif" /> Pwease? Come on, if you guys like TKS's you've got to like mine!

Uh, no...

no zombies i said like a zombie movie a small farm like town i meant by zombes no real zombies

Well, in order for me to like a JP film its gotta have both jungle and a tropical rain storm. /wink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=";)" border="0" alt="wink.gif" />

jpIV wrote:

pack raptor wrote: Why keep it in the jungle? There's not much of a point in changing the setting if the environment's just like Isla Sorna.  As far as I'm concerned, this is their last shot with the JP franchise, so Universal should do something brash with it.

Alright, then, let's be brash. We can't do the jungle, as it's been done before. Therefore, we can neither use a city environment (we have San Diego to thank for that) nor the desert (as it's sort of appeared in both JP I and JP III). There's only one logical conclusion. Hold on to your butts, people, we're going to Antarctica! And if we really want to rake in the big bucks, as the execs obviously view the series as a franchise instead of a story with inherent value (I'm looking at you, JP III), we could turn it into a documentary and spin it like March of the Penguins. Oh how the 4 year olds will shriek in delight as the cute little Gallimimus slip and tumble in the ice! We could throw in a powerpoint by Al Gore and spin it as an ecological awareness film for the whole family! Jurassic Park IV: Marching Towards the Next Ice Age, with Special Guest, Al Gore, Narrated by David Attenborough (I'm sure his brother could swing it).

In all seriousness, however, Spielberg has said that he wants motorcycles and velociraptors. Would they really film that on a highway? I say they're staying with a jungle/wilderness setting. Costa Rica seems to be the logical next step, provided they don't want to use an island once more. But then again, it's much easier to explain how people get to the island than it is to explain how the dinosaurs get off it.

One disgruntled rex stomped around in San Diego for roughly 10 minutes. That's hardly enough time to claim that a city setting is out of the question.

You want an explanation of how dinos could get to the mainland? How about this: Biosyn has a secret engineering and weapons research facility in the Californian desert. After Ingen's collapse, the corporation hired Dr. Wu as well as a few other out-of-work geneticists from Ingen's staff to clone dinosaurs. The dinos are bred, contained, and sedated for scientific experimetation; in other words, Biosyn uses the dinos as guinea pigs. One day some researcher screws up by giving the wrong sedative dosages and the dinos break loose. There you go, you got yourself a semi-rational explanation. /wink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=";)" border="0" alt="wink.gif" />

That's just another one of those horror flicks where all the plot takes place before the movie's events take place /rolleyes.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":rolleyes:" border="0" alt="rolleyes.gif" />. But hey, maybe something half-decent could be scrounged from that...

Might as well jump straight to the mutated raptor dogs in the midevil castle.

Tim wrote:Uh, no...

Come on! It's called sarcasm!

But toward Rick, that raptor dog script is the funniest thing I ever read.

Really? It scared the crap out of me just thinking that they even considered it.