Jurassic World (SPOILERS!)
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YankeesFanboy
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Scareb
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Oh man, Pratt can't even brofist those raptors. They'd have to be brafists.
Oh man, Pratt can't even brofist those raptors. They'd have to be brafists.
jye4ever
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crows
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It's nice he's being kind to the Raptor that has Down Syndrome.
It's nice he's being kind to the Raptor that has Down Syndrome.
greygoose
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Are there really trained raptors in this movie? I thought the dude was trying to get away from them at the end of the trailer...
Are there really trained raptors in this movie?
I thought the dude was trying to get away from them at the end of the trailer...
greygoose
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The funny thing is some people on the internet have an issue with trained raptors yet the trained Mosasaurus jumping in mid air to eat a shark has been completely overlooked. If dinosaurs were brought back to life in the real world this is exactly how humans would act by training and manipulating the dinos behaviour. Playing God and all that...
The funny thing is some people on the internet have an issue with trained raptors yet the trained Mosasaurus jumping in mid air to eat a shark has been completely overlooked. If dinosaurs were brought back to life in the real world this is exactly how humans would act by training and manipulating the dinos behaviour. Playing God and all that...
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I dunno if you'd call that Mosasaurus ''trained''. I doubt they'll have it doing tricks or anything. It is merely jumping out of the water to grab food in this place where it has previously found food. Of course the film could end up making a liar of me and we'll see the Mosasaur being instructed to splash the crowd with a wave of his paw....claw....fin?
I dunno if you'd call that Mosasaurus ''trained''. I doubt they'll have it doing tricks or anything. It is merely jumping out of the water to grab food in this place where it has previously found food. Of course the film could end up making a liar of me and we'll see the Mosasaur being instructed to splash the crowd with a wave of his paw....claw....fin?
SnakeDoctor
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I don't know that they're trained so much as not hostile. Carnivores can become familiar enough to not maul somebody without having been completely trained. Pretty common in zoos, as I understand it. Even pack-hunting raptors wouldn't hunt everything all the time.
SnakeDoc
I don't know that they're trained so much as not hostile. Carnivores can become familiar enough to not maul somebody without having been completely trained. Pretty common in zoos, as I understand it. Even pack-hunting raptors wouldn't hunt everything all the time.
SnakeDoc
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But, I'm not sure if the Mosasaurus has to be trained to eat the shark like that. I've seen videos with Alligator handlers in Florida, who pull those exact same stunts with wild gators that they've captured; they just dangle pieces of meat and the gators jump up and eat them. So, just like gators, it's probably just instinct at work for the Mosasaurus.
As for the JP raptors, I don't think it really makes sense to have them trained. They're technically smarter than primates (from JP3), and if I can recall correctly, Dr. Grant said they would have been the dominant species on Earth if they didn't die out. So, it just seems odd that highly intelligent creatures like that (second only to humans), would appreciate being trained by someone and caged like normal animals. I mean, if there's one thing we've seen from JP, it's that raptors HATE cages. Remember the beginning scene of JP1 where a raptor killed the park worker? They were also the first dinosaurs to break out of their cages when the power was shut down.
But, I'm not sure if the Mosasaurus has to be trained to eat the shark like that. I've seen videos with Alligator handlers in Florida, who pull those exact same stunts with wild gators that they've captured; they just dangle pieces of meat and the gators jump up and eat them. So, just like gators, it's probably just instinct at work for the Mosasaurus.
As for the JP raptors, I don't think it really makes sense to have them trained. They're technically smarter than primates (from JP3), and if I can recall correctly, Dr. Grant said they would have been the dominant species on Earth if they didn't die out. So, it just seems odd that highly intelligent creatures like that (second only to humans), would appreciate being trained by someone and caged like normal animals. I mean, if there's one thing we've seen from JP, it's that raptors HATE cages. Remember the beginning scene of JP1 where a raptor killed the park worker?
They were also the first dinosaurs to break out of their cages when the power was shut down.
greygoose
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I'm quite excited to see how they handle the 'trained' raptors. There's not much more they could do with the raptors, the JP kitchen scene and TLW ambush scene can't be topped.
I'm quite excited to see how they handle the 'trained' raptors. There's not much more they could do with the raptors, the JP kitchen scene and TLW ambush scene can't be topped.
savageHULK
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beeshaw
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Maybe they're not in cages... they're not on the 'map' of attractions at all so they're not in the main part of JW. Maybe they have the run of the 'old' section of the park instead of a pen-like cage...?
We will see... Trevorrow has said that Pratt's relationship with the Raptors is...complicated. We'll have to see just HOW trained they are.
I mean, if there's one thing we've seen from JP, it's that raptors HATE cages. Remember the beginning scene of JP1 where a raptor killed the park worker?
Maybe they're not in cages... they're not on the 'map' of attractions at all so they're not in the main part of JW. Maybe they have the run of the 'old' section of the park instead of a pen-like cage...?
We will see... Trevorrow has said that Pratt's relationship with the Raptors is...complicated. We'll have to see just HOW trained they are.
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I have a feeling they'll take it to ridiculous extremes, stopping short of only ''I'll....be...riiiight...heeeerre''
I have a feeling they'll take it to ridiculous extremes, stopping short of only ''I'll....be...riiiight...heeeerre''
greygoose
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There's old school rogue raptors behind the wall don't forget.
There's old school rogue raptors behind the wall don't forget.
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Absolutely. That kitchen scene sent shivers down my spine when I first saw it back in 93. The first JP pulled such a brilliant move, by turning raptors into a sort of horror monster. The ambush scene was brilliant, too.
Absolutely. That kitchen scene sent shivers down my spine when I first saw it back in 93. The first JP pulled such a brilliant move, by turning raptors into a sort of horror monster. The ambush scene was brilliant, too.
greygoose
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I know I'm stating the obvious but the T-Rex breakout scene is one of the best scenes in movie history so there's no point expecting anything in JW to top that because everything will fall short despite whether it's good or not. Best to accept that now and enjoy what we do get.
I know I'm stating the obvious but the T-Rex breakout scene is one of the best scenes in movie history so there's no point expecting anything in JW to top that because everything will fall short despite whether it's good or not. Best to accept that now and enjoy what we do get.
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The first JP was the best in the series
. TLW and JP3 weren't able to top the iconic scenes in it, and I doubt that JW will be able to do it, either.
Mentioning the original T-Rex, I wonder what sort of role it'll have in this movie. It's pretty cool that they have it back. I wonder if it'll have to fight the "hybrid"
The first JP was the best in the series
. TLW and JP3 weren't able to top the iconic scenes in it, and I doubt that JW will be able to do it, either. Mentioning the original T-Rex, I wonder what sort of role it'll have in this movie. It's pretty cool that they have it back. I wonder if it'll have to fight the "hybrid"
SnakeDoctor
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They're definitely in some kind of pen. Almost looks like solitary, but it could be separate doors to the same enclosure ...
SnakeDoc
They're definitely in some kind of pen. Almost looks like solitary, but it could be separate doors to the same enclosure ...
SnakeDoc
