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**azure turtle** · 01-08-2005, 10:20 PM

*trying to remember what I said originally*

I'm curious if the movie is even in production yet. If the original release date was summer 2005, then I'm sure we would've started hearing about JP IV by now. It could be stuck in developmental hell. Maybe the script isn't even finished yet?

*WARNING: Spoilers if you haven't seen the three Jurassic Park movies*

If the film doesn't take place in a jungle, then I can't see how this movie will unfold. I really didn't like T-Rex in NY scene during the second movie. It just seemed like a generic Godzill rip-off.

I loved the first one the best because it blended science and horror so well. The characters being stranded in the jungle with no way out added to the suspense. It kept the audience guessing if the cast would all last 'til the end. And of course, the scene of the T-Rex trying to eat the kids in the car is now a cinema classic. The third movie wasn't as good as the first, but at least it kept that running theme of survival horror. I especially liked the trailer scene with the two T-Rexes. My only peeve was the boy being able to survive for the amount of time he was missing. I just don't buy that.

Still, I liked the series as a whole, and I'm hoping that the fourth movie (if it happens) will carry that atmosphere of suspense and horror that the first three had.

01-08-2005, 10:20 PM	#2
azure turtle Mango Lovin' Mutant Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 9,453	trying to remember what I said originally I'm curious if the movie is even in production yet. If the original release date was summer 2005, then I'm sure we would've started hearing about JP IV by now. It could be stuck in developmental hell. Maybe the script isn't even finished yet? WARNING: Spoilers if you haven't seen the three Jurassic Park movies If the film doesn't take place in a jungle, then I can't see how this movie will unfold. I really didn't like T-Rex in NY scene during the second movie. It just seemed like a generic Godzill rip-off. I loved the first one the best because it blended science and horror so well. The characters being stranded in the jungle with no way out added to the suspense. It kept the audience guessing if the cast would all last 'til the end. And of course, the scene of the T-Rex trying to eat the kids in the car is now a cinema classic. The third movie wasn't as good as the first, but at least it kept that running theme of survival horror. I especially liked the trailer scene with the two T-Rexes. My only peeve was the boy being able to survive for the amount of time he was missing. I just don't buy that. Still, I liked the series as a whole, and I'm hoping that the fourth movie (if it happens) will carry that atmosphere of suspense and horror that the first three had. __________________ "God, I love being a turtle!" Want to meet the only blue ninja turtle in existence? Come visit me at my Lair!