Are Dinosaurs Real?

Eat for Survival (no animals were harmed, that’s a fake animal)

I just watched Jurassic World and found out it wasn’t that bad. It was fantastic to watch. Why would anyone think it was a bad movie? What is in their mind thinking that Jurassic World: Dominion was bad. Movie critics. (Being sarcastic).

Dinosaurs now live and hunt alongside people throughout the world, four years after the devastation of Isla Nublar. The delicate balance will impact the future and determine whether humans will continue to be the apex predators in a world they now share with the terrifying beast.

The movie was full of action from the beginning to the end, with the nostalgia from the original Jurassic Park (1993). And this will be the last Jurassic film. Probably they will be more in the future and be streaming on PeacockTV (NBC).

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom and the movie started with Jurassic Park. Cloning was widespread back in 1885. The first-ever demonstration was an embryo twinning in a sea urchin by Hans Adolf Eduard Driesch. And later throughout the years with animals and humans. Check out the timeline of the first cloning. Click here. (It’s fascinating to read).

Chaos theory–spouting Dr. Ian Malcolm, played quite memorably by Jeff Goldblum, is a fan favorite from Jurassic Park. He reminds me of Michael Crichton (1942–2008); there was a scene where he was lecturing students about anthropology, it’s a study of humanity concerned with human behavior, human biology, cultures, societies, and linguistics. It’s a study of the human species. If you haven’t taken a course at your college or university level, take it if you can. You can make great debate or argument cases with your professors. Just remember, to pass the class.

Did you know two actors played Dodgson? Cameron Thor played Dudgson in Jurassic Park in 1993. In 2022, Campbell Scott played the mad scientist who wanted to clone more dinosaurs to rule the earth.

Also, did you know that Jurassic Park (1993) wasn’t the first film to use CGI, but it was a breakthrough in photorealistic creature creation and looked real on film. A lot of CPU and rendering would take a long time to process. However, it was worth it. It won an Oscar for best visual effects in 1994.

Here’s a review and cast of Jurassic World: Dominion (video)

So. See it if you can. It is a fantasy film. Dinosaurs can’t be real, and I don’t think you can have them as a pet. Check your local theater to see if it is playing.

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