Somehow Nedry returned
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We didn't see him die. Perhaps the Dilophosaurus had.....different intentions when it surprised Nedry in that jeep.
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Homosaurs. Homosaurus Rex. Could be in the Road Warrior.Dino-humans!!!
Or... Homosaurs...!
Homosaurs...
Ha Harrrrrrrr...RaaarrrrrrHomosaurs...
I'll give it to Snyder, at least he's trying to launch a new franchise.
They turned this franchise into Fast & Furious with dinosaurs.
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Great, I'll never see that scene the same again.
If the Jeeps a-rokin'...
Homosaurs...!
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I'm honestly surprised that Fast and Furious hasn't already figured out a way to do that...Time Travel? 88 MPH in a Dodge Challenger? Cross-over WITH Jurassic Park. If you had to bet money on either it happening or never happening, where's your money going?
Great, I'll never see that scene the same again.
If the Jeeps a-rokin'...
The frill signaled a desire to mate, not to attack. And you know what that dino-spit was, right?
Hey, I said 'trying' not succeedingIf by "new" you mean every derivative sci-fantasy trope and visual, regurgitated and repackaged for gen. whaever, so they can randomly apply the word Epic!
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That wins the entire internet for me.
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Great, now all I hear is "Let's Get It On".Great, I'll never see that scene the same again.
If the Jeeps a-rokin'...
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OBVIOUSLY Nedry didn't die in the first movie. After all, we never actually saw his body.
In fact, if you were paying attention, the original toyline by Kenner spelled it all out clear as day.
His action figure (which was a hell of a lot slimmer than Wayne Knight, and also sporting shades and a pistol) came with the "Dino Damage" feature of being able to rip his arms off.
So. Not dead. Just armless.
And it's been well-established by now that when a character suffers a seemingly complete and final death scene in a movie, you can always just bring them back later with "robot limbs."
Here's Nedry's new look, I'm sure.
In fact, if you were paying attention, the original toyline by Kenner spelled it all out clear as day.
His action figure (which was a hell of a lot slimmer than Wayne Knight, and also sporting shades and a pistol) came with the "Dino Damage" feature of being able to rip his arms off.
So. Not dead. Just armless.
And it's been well-established by now that when a character suffers a seemingly complete and final death scene in a movie, you can always just bring them back later with "robot limbs."
Here's Nedry's new look, I'm sure.
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