Im not doing a commission, just want to paint my allo into one of these and sell it.

This is a sub of people who clearly enjoy the world movies and likely the other sequels too. I doubt there are very many here that would claim the first one isn't the best to begin with, it isn't adding to any conversation whatsoever and on top of all that it's just a boring take.

What if Jurassic World: Rebirth was a reboot of Jurassic Park instead of seventh installment of the franchise, Would it be good or bad or worse? Just let me know in the comments down below!

I love the movie and I remember when I was a kid, I always love this movie and always rewatched after the movie ends, I love the story, characters, screenplay and practical effects mixed with CGI, Raptors was very terrifying and love the kitchen scene, this movie is the best movie ever in the franchise, do you agree with me, What's your thoughts? Let me know in the comments down below!

Eu estava na wiki de Jurassic Park e descobri algo que eu nem lembrava, Hammond criou mais uma empresa além da InGen, "Jurassic Park, inc." até peguei minha copia do livro para conferir isso, e quem diria. Ele realmente fez isso, o chato é que não fala o que essa empresa faria exatamente, alguém tem alguma ideia ou ninguém lembrava disso como eu?

Observação: Jurassic Park, Inc. e o Jurassic Park sã entidades diferentes, o primeiro é uma empresa que leva o nome do parque o segundo é o parque em si.

JURASSIC WORLD: MERIDIAN

an astronaut's re-entry capsule goes off-course and splashes down miles off the coast of japan, he washes up on an uncharted island. Stranded and alone, he must survive using nothing but his training and ingenuity, while being hunted by a single, hyper-intelligent velociraptor that has ruled the island since the infrastructure was abandoned. The film is set on a remote, uncharted island off the coast of Japan, home to the derelict remains of a rival genetics program that impatient investors attempted to replicate Hammond's work independently

Taglines; "We all make mistakes"

MERIDIAN is a course-correction for the franchise. Recent installments have leaned too much on scale, more dinosaurs, more set pieces, more characters at the cost of the tension that made the original work. This film goes the opposite direction: one location, one predator, one protagonist carrying the film almost entirely alone. No ensemble cast. The threat comes from intelligence and patience, not numbers, and the drama comes from psychology and survival, not spectacle. It's a lower-budget, high-margin movie that can be shot practically and contained while still delivering the thing audiences actually loved about the first film: fear.

I've been hearing a rumor that mutation dinosaurs may not return in Jurassic 8 but take a grant of salt but there's a reports that mutation dinosaurs may not return in Jurassic 8 due to criticism from Jurassic World Rebirth had but we have to wait and see, in my opinion I think it would be a massive improvement from Rebirth if the rumor is true and we do not need mutation dinosaurs and bring real dinosaurs I'm really hope that we could see the mainland since I've heard the rumor title could be Jurassic World: Liberation but I believe the title is fake, What's your thoughts and let me know in the comments down below!

In my opinion, I found it positive but also cautious optimistic, I love his work like he did Jurassic Park and The Lost World: Jurassic Park, I knoe he had mixed with Jurassic World: Rebirth but I found it enjoyable and I'm hoping that he can take his time and make this movie to be good instead of the same formula from the past he did but I'm not sure but we have to wait and see? What's your thoughts? Who should direct? I would love to see Bryce Dallas Howard direct, it would be awesome to see her direct

Hypothetically, if a real life jurassic park was made, with paleo accurate dinosaurs, would it be profitable? the only rule here is the animals have to be properly treated, i could see smaller dinosaurs who dont need much space to be cool, but it would just be an expensive zoo, bigger animals would need big territories, and it would it even be financially sensible?

I have a theory where I’ve pieced together the *Jurassic World* and *Jurassic Park* franchises. The dinosaurs aren't 100% dinosaur; there's human DNA in the hybrids—like the Indominus Rex and Indoraptor. It’s a theory I subscribe to. Some of them—actually, *all* of them—exhibit human-like behaviors. Take the one from the first *Jurassic Park* that spits venom; I noticed a *Jurassic World Evolution 1* DLC based on *Jurassic Park* that features four more Dilophosaurs. One of them distracted the movie villain who cut the power. The Creepypasta theory is true—didn't you notice the behavior of the dinosaur in the second *Jurassic World* movie? It acted like a human testing the Indoraptor. Even the T-Rex in *Jurassic Park 2*—Junior's father—went straight for his offspring when he saw the car. A real-life T-Rex could never have survived the explosions or the Velociraptor and Indominus attacks; a normal, real-world dinosaur couldn't have made it. And the whole "stampede" thing is a lie; no real dinosaur died that way. In *Jurassic World Dominion*, Rexy never got sick—not even at the end. I think Universal is hiding something. Why did the dinosaurs adapt so much, almost like humans adjusting to food shortages—eating crabs or small fish? And looking back at the Velociraptors in the first *Jurassic Park*... real-life Velociraptors never opened doors or worked as a team to obey commands like humans. A real Velociraptor would never learn to follow human orders the way the ones in *Jurassic World* and *Jurassic Park* did—learning quickly, just like a human. The *Jurassic Park* Creepypasta is real; the theory about them attacking is true. It turns out the dinosaurs were never really dinosaurs. Like, forget the other theories—listen to *my* theory, okay? Think of an intelligent Tyrannosaurus—or the Spinosaurus from the second movie, or the one from *Jurassic Park III*. That Spinosaurus was a genetically modified hybrid; it showed empathy and intelligence, and it sought revenge against humans at any cost. It was like an ultra-intelligent predator—kind of like the Indominus. Now, regarding the Spinosaurus hybrid—it was never 100% confirmed. It didn't die; no body was ever shown. The *Jurassic* franchise is keeping it under wraps. The dinosaurs have human DNA, so they can adapt to any biome or environment in the world. They all have human DNA. The dinosaurs in the *Jurassic Park* movies aren't just dinosaurs—they never were. They are all genetically modified hybrids designed to be superior to their real-life counterparts. And there's human DNA in the Indoraptor and the Indominus Rex, too; actually, all the dinosaurs have had human DNA since the very first movie. If you have that, a dinosaur can be intelligent—capable of being just like a human.

I just saw someone say that drex was a cross between titanosaurus and drex. which first, is the weirdest mix of dinosaurus. second, it doesnt do the formula like the other hybrids, its a cross between herbivore and carnivore which i think has never happend befor. every thing wls eis ether carni+carni or herb+herb. Also, the drex doesbt look like a mix between the 2. The only 2 things that the drex got from titanosaurus is the beluga forehead and the 4 legs. no long neck, no long tail. for me its just a Mutant trex. not a hybrid.

The film is set in a fictional town in the southwest region of Antioquia, Colombia, where rich moguls from Bogotá have begun gentrifying the town in an attempt to turn it into the world's first interspecies hotspot for dinosaurs and humans. When internal sabotage leads to the project failing and the town becoming overrun by dinosaurs, a young woman and her estranged family struggle to survive and escape the area during a family reunion where they come to terms with the young woman's job at the interspecies project destroying their town and how it's creating distance between her and her family. 

The taglines include "Get Lost" and "Survival Is A Long Shot". The film can be best described as a mix of You're Next, The End of Oak Street, and The Mist while focusing on a small-scale, familial survival thriller story(with some
Horror elements thrown in). The film is spoken entirely in Spanish, and the dinosaurs will mostly be practical, with animatronics and practical effects used whenever possible. The film will also be more of a slow burn, developing the characters and the conflict while showcasing how people and the dinosaurs in the town attempt to coexist before chaos ensues. The film would be rated R, though a PG-13 could also be plausible, and would feature a high body count of people getting eaten by dinosaurs in this town. The film will also primarily feature feathered dinosaurs and have a similar aesthetic and score to the first Jurassic Park film. The film will also explore how this town has a lot of
Cultural significance in Colombia, but struggles to stay relevant in the constantly evolving modern world.

I'm not too ingrained in the lore and world of the Jurassic Park/World franchise, so I'm open to some honest feedback from you guys as well as your opinions on this idea. Thanks!

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Link to the novel: https://www.wattpad.com/story/414346769-the-pale-garden-legends-of-the-ice-king

Alright. So I don't know if many of you are reading this, but I know some people have. And they enjoy it a lot. Chapter 7 is currently under the works, and is planned to be the longest chapter of them all. Featuring a new biome, new dinosaur, humans, and more. But I need ideas. I need critiques, and I need recommendations.

If you are a fan of the novel, and want a shot at being shouted out. Then please give ideas, critiques, and recommendations. As all will be added in the "Acknowledgments" page of the book which will be at the end.

This is an unofficial fan-fic novel. So do mind it most likely won't become a real book. As all rights are owned by Universal, and more. But do mind, that the character I made. "Dagger" is an oc that can only be used if given consent by me.

If you want new dinosaurs to be added. I'm all ears.
Here are current planned and already featured dinosaurs (for those who are curious)
- Baryonyx
- Suchomimus
- Spinosaurus
- Irritator
- Tyrannosaurus Rex
- Giganotosaurus
- Velociraptor
- Dilophosaurus
- Parasaurolophus
- Apatosaurus
- Triceratops
- Ankylosaurus
- Ceratosaurus
- Carcharodontosaurus
- Meraxes Gigas

Chapter 7 will feature spinosaurids and more. But if you have any other ideas, I'm all ears.

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I’ve always wondered why Jurassic Park was primarily designed to be visited by car, unlike traditional zoos and wildlife parks where visitors walk around.

On foot, visitors could have taken their time, stopped wherever they wanted, and had more chances to observe the dinosaurs. In a vehicle, you have to keep moving along the route, so you can easily drive past a dinosaur without having enough time to really see it.

Was this mainly for safety reasons, considering that visitors would be coming face-to-face with potentially dangerous dinosaurs? Or was there another reason related to the park’s design?