Its a more interesting choice than Joe Johnston or something.
I haven't seen Safety yet, but I like when they pick guys like this for big movies (nothing about Memento screamed "Batman" either, ya know?). Inject some new blood.
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by MekaGojira3k » Sat Mar 23, 2013 9:24 am
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I wonder if that'll bother anybody? I mean, it doesn't really make sense for them to suddenly be scientifically accurate. Especially since they had to fill in some of the DNA with that of frogs and the like...or just frogs in the film. While the slightly updated raptors of Jp3 looked cool enough, it doesn't really make that much sense within the reality of that particular film series.
I wonder if that'll bother anybody? I mean, it doesn't really make sense for them to suddenly be scientifically accurate. Especially since they had to fill in some of the DNA with that of frogs and the like...or just frogs in the film. While the slightly updated raptors of Jp3 looked cool enough, it doesn't really make that much sense within the reality of that particular film series.
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by king_ghidorah » Sat Mar 23, 2013 9:47 am
I'm glad there won't be feathers. Keep my dinos featherless thank you.
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by jellydonut25 » Sat Mar 23, 2013 1:17 pm
While I think feathered dinos can be sufficiently (if not MORE) terrifying, it doesn't make sense for Jurassic Park to suddenly feature feathered dinos.
but come on, this thing came out of one of my nightmares:
but come on, this thing came out of one of my nightmares:
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by eabaker » Sat Mar 23, 2013 1:21 pm
To the Devil with continuity, says I. If feathered dines would work for the kind of movie this production crew wants to make, right now, then feathered dines would be the right choice.
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by king_ghidorah » Sun Mar 24, 2013 7:06 am
I'm just not a fan of feathered dinos. I guess I probably feel like Harryhausen and Bradbury do/did about dinosaurs not dragging their tails, essentially they didn't like it at all. They were no longer the dinosaurs from their childhood.
Now I don't feel angry about feathered dinos, if it's a fact, then it's a fact, but my prefrence is to be featherless.
*Edit, I guess I am a little angry. It seems everything I grew up, dino-wise, is being invalidated...the brontosaurus no longer exists, triceratops looks like it's going that way too, the T-Rex wasn't some, leather-skinned bi-pedal crocodile it was actually covered in feathers.
I'm not angry with any of you, or the scientists. That'd be preposterous to get angry with science just because it didn't do what you wanted it to do. I'm just...I suppose, dissapointed. Oh well, I'll always have the stop-motion dinosaurs to watch
Now I don't feel angry about feathered dinos, if it's a fact, then it's a fact, but my prefrence is to be featherless.
*Edit, I guess I am a little angry. It seems everything I grew up, dino-wise, is being invalidated...the brontosaurus no longer exists, triceratops looks like it's going that way too, the T-Rex wasn't some, leather-skinned bi-pedal crocodile it was actually covered in feathers.
I'm not angry with any of you, or the scientists. That'd be preposterous to get angry with science just because it didn't do what you wanted it to do. I'm just...I suppose, dissapointed. Oh well, I'll always have the stop-motion dinosaurs to watch
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by jellydonut25 » Sun Mar 24, 2013 7:30 pm
Honestly, on the Triceratops/Torosaurus thing: I would have called Torosaurus a Triceratops...three horns is three horns for this guy...
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