Brian Earl Spilner said:

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One major complaint, the score was weak sauce. Needed at least the JW theme, or the JP theme preferably. (At least we finally get it over the credits.)

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HumbleAg said:

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TCTTS said:

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Seeing it this afternoon, but after all the reactions here and on Twitter, I could not be more dispassionate about the whole thing. No human being should be this "meh" about dinosaurs at this point, but here we are. What a sad state of affairs. Will report back this evening...

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Did you forget us?

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AggieTurok said:

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As a lifelong fan of the series, which I like even more than Aggie sports, I'd rather they pump these out than those Fast and Furious movies that should have ended after Paul Walker died.

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SeattleAgJr said:

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And I think the Enterprise D could take on a Star Destroyer!

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jeffdjohnson said:

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Did anyone else notice that when the generic, evil army guy went to open the "bad guy raptor" cage, that there was no lock at all? It literally looked like he just walked over and pulled a small latch to open the door. Maybe the "bad guy raptor" wasn't so smart after all.

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jeffdjohnson said:

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Did anyone else notice that when the generic, evil army guy went to open the "bad guy raptor" cage, that there was no lock at all? It literally looked like he just walked over and pulled a small latch to open the door. Maybe the "bad guy raptor" wasn't so smart after all.

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SeattleAgJr said:

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HumbleAg said:

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TCTTS said:

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Seeing it this afternoon, but after all the reactions here and on Twitter, I could not be more dispassionate about the whole thing. No human being should be this "meh" about dinosaurs at this point, but here we are. What a sad state of affairs. Will report back this evening...

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Did you forget us?

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He is taking a break from texags.

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AggieTurok said:

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No, they definitely happened. Sorna was basically the feeder system where many animals were bred, and some of the events of 3 were acknowledged in supplemental materials. For example, the spinosaurus was basically a prototype for creating hybrids and the pteranodons that flew off at the end of 3 were killed by Vincent D'Ononofrio's character in World.

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AgMarauder04 said:

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Isla Sorna dinos weren't in danger.

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The operation to move the surviving animals from Isla Sorna to the park site on Isla Nublar was critical to their well-being. A considerable and mystifying drop in population on Isla Sorna had recently been discovered; some paleontologists claimed it was the result of territorial disputes, others argued disease was the catalyst, while some scientists even placed the blame on the animals' behavior. Recent revelations linked to the corruption of the Gene Guard Act by members of Masrani Global confirm the true cause the introduction of illegally cloned animals on the island in 1999 caused a profound impact on the ecosystem. The term "Chaos Effect," coined from Dr. Ian Malcolm's book God Creates Dinosaurs, has since become the accepted term for describing the radical and unnatural changes that took place on Isla Sorna.

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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https://uproxx.com/hitfix/jurassic-world-2-jurassic-park-franchise-plot-holes/

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The operation to move the surviving animals from Isla Sorna to the park site on Isla Nublar was critical to their well-being. A considerable and mystifying drop in population on Isla Sorna had recently been discovered; some paleontologists claimed it was the result of territorial disputes, others argued disease was the catalyst, while some scientists even placed the blame on the animals' behavior. Recent revelations linked to the corruption of the Gene Guard Act by members of Masrani Global confirm the true cause the introduction of illegally cloned animals on the island in 1999 caused a profound impact on the ecosystem. The term "Chaos Effect," coined from Dr. Ian Malcolm's book God Creates Dinosaurs, has since become the accepted term for describing the radical and unnatural changes that took place on Isla Sorna.

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GiveEmHellBill said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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One major complaint, the score was weak sauce. Needed at least the JW theme, or the JP theme preferably. (At least we finally get it over the credits.)

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I thought that as well.

Then, I saw the Incredibles 2 over the weekend and saw that Michael Giacchino did the score for that (the original was one of the first major projects he did). And his Incredibles 2 score was outstanding.

I wonder if having two major blockbuster franchise projects that came out a week apart had something to do with why one movie got a fantastic score and the other a lesser effort?

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jeffdjohnson said:

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In order to weaponize the "bad guy raptor" someone has to point at a target using their laser/sound gun. Wouldn't it be easier to just hold a normal gun and fire normal bullets? I mean if you are already in the area pointing your gun at a target then you might as well cut out the middle man. Just seems like a lot of trouble (feeding/housing the "bad guy raptor") for little gain. It can't be cheap to add a "bad guy raptor" cage to your generic, Russian bad guy compound.

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JJxvi said:

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It's genius, instead of wasting bullets that might cost pennies to replace you have an animal that cost and is worth millions and millions (demonstrated right after that in fact) but unlike the bullet presumably you have to feed and keep healthy and can form a healthy bond with. Morale will skyrocket! Imagine curling up in a foxhole with your warm pal Blue!

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AggieTurok said:

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Brian Earl Spilner. That sounds like a serial killer name. Is that what you are?

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AggieTurok said:

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Love your username. PS I also like the tuna here.

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TCTTS said:

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Seeing it this afternoon, but after all the reactions here and on Twitter, I could not be more dispassionate about the whole thing. No human being should be this "meh" about dinosaurs at this point, but here we are. What a sad state of affairs. Will report back this evening...

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