Jurassic World (SPOILERS!)
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jye4ever
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You have to be a 1% to even go to JW.
These days people get bored with things very quickly. I can see it in the threads on this forum even.
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CallMeTheDoctor
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I'm talking about the movie timeline. I assume we are talking about when Claire said people are bored of dinosaurs?
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The Clown Prince of Crime
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And for anyone who appreciates AoU, FR, JW, *and* BOTFA I myself will carry you to the gates of Valhalla.
BOTFA?
Brothers of the Fantastic Alliance.
Mediocre...
The Clown Prince of Crime
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Oh, that Hobbit film. I was like, what does "BOTFA" means?
That's what I was asking.
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Getting bored from tiring, repetitive Hollywood sequels and reboots is one thing. Sure.
Getting bored from going to a luxurious attraction park that houses living, breathing dinosaurs and has only been around for 10 years? No way. I've travelled to places like Rome and Paris to fricking Disney World and Universal Studios and it never gets old no matter how many times I've gone. Exotic animals from 65 million years ago ON the coast of Costa Rica would never get old. The expensive price of admission alone (something Hammond and the lawyer discuss in the first film) would make going there an exclusive, rare moment anyway.
And for anyone who appreciates AoU, FR, JW, *and* BOTFA I myself will carry you to the gates of Valhalla.
Woohoo!
Disney World is every changing and evolving. It's changed a lot in the past 10 years alone. I think that's what they meant. You have to keep changing up things to keep bringing back the repeat customers.
I heard that line, but I didn't think twice about it.
The Clown Prince of Crime
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People go to museums every day to see the BONES...just the bones, of those magnificent creatures, so yeah, real dinos would never get stale
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The "getting bored of dinos" thing is a metaphor.
1 day on social media and you see how quickly peoples attention shifts from one thing to another.
Besides. You can't tell me after the first time watching JP3 you were bored of dinosaurs....or maybe it was just never wanting to see Tea Leoni ever again...that may have been it...
1 day on social media and you see how quickly peoples attention shifts from one thing to another.
Besides. You can't tell me after the first time watching JP3 you were bored of dinosaurs
....or maybe it was just never wanting to see Tea Leoni ever again...that may have been it...
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The Clown Prince of Crime
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The "getting bored of dinos" thing is a metaphor guys.
1 day on social media and you see how quickly peoples attention shifts from one thing to another.
Besides. You can't tell me after the first time watching JP3 you were bored of dinosaurs
I get the metaphor and the idea of the people in the film getting bored with Dinos mirroring how people felt in real life about the JP franchise, but there are ways of making it more believable. Ten years is not really that long for people to just be accustomed to Dinos. Why not make the film take place 50 years into the future? Not only that, how about if they aren't the only Dino park in town, and they have to compete with another place in some other place/country and their attractions, like Disney does with Universal and the other theme parks.
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Yeah, I understood it was a metaphor. Hell, the hipster computer guy with the "OG" Jurassic Park shirt was a blatant, meta reference to pretty much everything. I just didn't buy it when the movie wants the audience to believe that people would be bored with these animals and would always need some kind of crazy scheme (making hundreds of deadly carnivores or making their own, huge, killer Dino without any safe guard measures or protocols) to make them keep coming back. It just seemed silly.
Even the simplicity of the original Jurassic Park where you hop into a jeep and travel on a linear path, past every species paddock wouldn't get old. ****ing Jurassic World was huge, had life size, holographic monitors AND gyrospheres that let you travel with herds of dinosaurs! C'mon now.
I just didn't buy it when the movie wants the audience to believe that people would be bored with these animals and would always need some kind of crazy scheme (making hundreds of deadly carnivores or making their own, huge, killer Dino without any safe guard measures or protocols) to make them keep coming back. It just seemed silly.Even the simplicity of the original Jurassic Park where you hop into a jeep and travel on a linear path, past every species paddock wouldn't get old. ****ing Jurassic World was huge, had life size, holographic monitors AND gyrospheres that let you travel with herds of dinosaurs! C'mon now.
Yeah, I understood it was a metaphor. Hell, the hipster computer guy with the "OG" Jurassic Park shirt was a blatant, meta reference to pretty much everything.
Even the simplicity of the original Jurassic Park where you hop into a jeep and travel on a linear path, past every species paddock wouldn't get old. ****ing Jurassic World was huge, had life size, holographic monitors AND gyrospheres that let you travel with herds of dinosaurs! C'mon now.
Hence the line, "They're dinosaurs, wow enough".
jye4ever
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IR would've worked out just fine for the park had he been created with good intentions, but people with nefarious secret motives built him for war while selling him off as just "scarier" for the patrons to enjoy.
InGen added their secret sauce in him which made him much more dangerous than he had to be.
But I like the idea Clown mentioned, competing parks, must be bigger, better.
InGen added their secret sauce in him which made him much more dangerous than he had to be.
But I like the idea Clown mentioned, competing parks, must be bigger, better.
