We already fucking know their origin.
Jesus invented dionsaurs.
I bought a box set of all 3 a while back, just because it was basically the same price as just buying the 1st movie seperately ^^; This thread has inspired me to pull it out and watch them again, as well as try to track down my paperback of the book. I had a hardcover of the 2nd book, but I've no idea where it is now, and good riddance...
Wait, what? I loved the second book. It was awesome.
Semi spoiler, but I had seen the movies before reading and when I got to the second book I was blown away at the fact that there was a white girl and black male kid. In the movie it was a black female, only one kid. Wat.
Necroooooooooooo
http://www.deadline.com/2013/03/coli...ven-spielberg/Colin Trevorrow To Helm ‘Jurassic Park 4′ For Universal And Steven Spielberg
EXCLUSIVE: Colin Trevorrow, who made his feature directorial debut on the no-budget Sundance pic Safety Not Guaranteed, is about to make a Tyrannosaurus rex-sized leap in scale for his next film. He has been set by Universal Pictures to helm Jurassic Park 4, the third sequel to the dinosaur franchise hatched from Michael Crichton’s novel. Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes scribes Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver have written the script. Frank Marshall is producing with Patrick Crowley, and Steven Spielberg is executive producer. It will be shot in 3D and get released June 13, 2014. This is Spielberg’s baby, and he got this giant franchise going by directing the first two films. This is a big piece of business for Universal and Spielberg; their last Jurassic Park picture was released in 2001, directed by Joe Johnston.
Trevorrow made his jump to features on Safety Not Guaranteed, which FilmDistrict acquired and released and which grossed $4 million. He’s making a humungous step up in every way by joining a franchise which, in three films, has grossed nearly $2 billion worldwide, with Universal preparing a theatrical rerelease of the first film in 3D on April 5.
Why Trevorrow? He met with the studio and filmmakers, and they felt he was a good match for the material, having grown up a huge fan of the trilogy and part of a new generation of directors steeped in all things dinosaur. They felt he would preserve and protect the characters in the story they created.
As long as there's time traveling dinosaurs I'll be happy.
Driving SUV's and shit.
Raptor Safari anyone? http://blurst.com/raptor-safari/
I figure might as well post this here, since it doesn't really warrant it's own thread.
This summer, the original film is being released in theatres in 3D. (Hubby worked on it!)
I know a lot of people aren't 3D fans, but I really think some of the scenes in that film are going to look great in it. As well, just getting to see it again in the theatre makes me so excited.
raptors. fuck T rex, fuck everything else. fucking raptors.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/m...-2015/2796201/
Dinosaur fear has a name and a date.
Steven Spielberg brings his long-awaited next installment of the Jurassic Park series to theaters June 12, 2015. It also has a name -- Jurassic World -- Universal Pictures announced on Tuesday.
Colin Trevorrow has been tapped to direct the epic action-adventure from a draft of the screenplay he wrote with Derek Connolly. It will be shot in 3-D.
The filmmakers have already promised new dinosaur villains for the fourth installment of the franchise. The first three films in the series have taken in $1.9 billion at the box office.
Earlier this year, a 3-D re-release of the original 1993 Jurassic Park inspired a return to the dinosaur madness of decades past and brought in $114 million globally.
The news comes the same day that Disney studios announced that Pirates of the Caribbean 5 would move off the summer 2015 calendar and be released in 2016.
Independence Day sequel, another Jurassic Park...what other 90's goldmine can they dig up from the grave?