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Actually thats a very cool idea. The Site B 'reality'/mockumentary.Vertigo1 wrote:They should've stopped with the second movie. What's next, a damn "reality" TV series / mockumentary sticking a group of people on Site B?
oh wait.....some jackass at Fox will think its a good idea and will try to make it happen.
Welcome my freinds to Raptor Island, where your flesh will fall from the bone!
It's possible, the coolant was only supposed to last 30 hours or so. So theoretically the mud could have kept it cool. At least until the rain stopped...neoolong wrote:They would have to make some convulted thing about the mud it was buried under keeping it cool enough.
Dodgson or the other guys at his company fessed up.Agent Fisher wrote:But how did they know about the can?
If they find the jeep, they might search around the area. Conceivably they could find it.The security system was down. No one saw him take the embryos and put them in a can. And how will the find it?
Well, I'm just hoping the triceratons from TMNT are in it.But with the Super smart dinos, part of me goes COOL!! but most of me goes WHAT THE FUCK ARE THEY SMOKING??
Or they'll make it a hunting trip for rich folks and something goes wrong. Oh wait, they're doing that in A Sound of Thunder.18-Till-I-Die wrote:Actually thats a very cool idea. The Site B 'reality'/mockumentary.Vertigo1 wrote:They should've stopped with the second movie. What's next, a damn "reality" TV series / mockumentary sticking a group of people on Site B?
oh wait.....some jackass at Fox will think its a good idea and will try to make it happen.
And call it...Raptor Island!
Given his level of brainrot by revising E.T. to have walkie talkies...instead of pistols in the FBI agents hands.Vympel wrote:Stupid. Why doesn't Spielberg leave this shit alone? 2 and 3 sucked. Leave it alone!
IIRC Utahraptors hadn't actually been discovered until after the first movie was made. They just fudged the size of regular velociraptors, although there were theories going around at the time saying that there could have been man-sized raptors.InnerBrat wrote:Oh and Aly, they were Utahraptors in the first film.
I fucking rock.The thing that pissed me off about the raptors is that they kept getting smarter and smarter with each movie. I'm pretty sure that if they ever make a Jurassic Park 4, it'll have raptors flying airplanes and building nuclear weapons.
The description was published in June 1993, (JP was a 1993 summer movie), but the animals are still closer to Utahraptors than Deinonychus.Andrew J. wrote:IIRC Utahraptors hadn't actually been discovered until after the first movie was made. They just fudged the size of regular velociraptors, although there were theories going around at the time saying that there could have been man-sized raptors.InnerBrat wrote:Oh and Aly, they were Utahraptors in the first film.
How much variation in claws could there be? You just take a regular velociraptor claw and scale it up, and there you go.InnerBrat wrote:Also, Jim Kirkland (who described Utahraptor) has a claw from the original film and a claw from his discovery. Indistinguishable.
The guy in the original movie needed living embryos, and the can could only keep them alive for 30 hours. It looks like Hammond only needs the genetic material, which could be extracted from a dead embryo just as easily as a live one.Mutant Headcrab wrote:Just thought of something. The thing says that the focus of the movie will be the can that Nedry had in the first movie. Didn't the guy who gave Nedry the can say that it would only keep the material viable for thirty hours? By the time they get it wouldn't it have been, you know, a little over thirty hours?
Yeah, but wouldn't decomposition take care of all of that after 10+ years of being bured in mud?Drooling Iguana wrote:The guy in the original movie needed living embryos, and the can could only keep them alive for 30 hours. It looks like Hammond only needs the genetic material, which could be extracted from a dead embryo just as easily as a live one.Mutant Headcrab wrote:Just thought of something. The thing says that the focus of the movie will be the can that Nedry had in the first movie. Didn't the guy who gave Nedry the can say that it would only keep the material viable for thirty hours? By the time they get it wouldn't it have been, you know, a little over thirty hours?
Still seems like a really stupid idea, though. Not so much the can thing as the entire rest of the movie.
Lol, we are talking about people who had the science and tech in 1993 to take crusty 65+million year old dna from fossilized mosquitos and make thousands of healthy living dinosaur clones without much trouble. Some how I don't think a fully sealed can of embryos sitting under some dirt for a mere 12 years is going to phase them.Vertigo1 wrote:
Yeah, but wouldn't decomposition take care of all of that after 10+ years of being bured in mud?
No, it seems pretty fucking stupid.Stark wrote:Doesn't the whole premise of dinosaurs being a legitimate military threat to the US just a tiny bit silly?
I thought Utahraptors were somewhat larger than that. Deinonychus was the correct size.InnerBrat wrote:The concept about a Judas strain in bullshit.
The idea that you can only get genetic material from the shaving cream when there's Live dinosaurs running around the Americas is bullshit.
The Grendel idea is... meh. Wonder if they'll pay Niven royalties?
Oh and Aly, they were Utahraptors in the first film.
They'd have to be one helluva a group of stowaways- especially a Mr. Rexneoolong wrote:They stowed away on boats that went to the island for some reason?Guardsman Bass wrote:Um, how exactly are the dinosaurs going to get to central America, when the island is quarantined(other than the Pterosaurs, but they can't feed on people for long)?
