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I am watching it now on ITV.

 

I have seen it loads of times, but what annoys me is that they never explain where all the dinosaurs come from.

 

Why are they there on that island? Surely people flying over in planes would see that huge dinosaur at the start. I can't believe that they just found them all there living happily together in 1993, after 50 million years.

 

Stupid.

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what i've never got me head 'round was that fact that when these dinosaurs lived (millions of years ago) it would've probabaly taken them at least 20-30 years or so to reach adulthood, yet there they are ,fully-grown (in presumably the space of only a couple of years!)....:suspicious:.

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what i've never got me head 'round was that fact that when these dinosaurs lived (millions of years ago) it would've probabaly taken them at least 20-30 years or so to reach adulthood, yet there they are ,fully-grown (in presumably the space of only a couple of years!)....:suspicious:.

 

It's a science fiction film...if you accept the premise that it's possible to clone dinosaurs from DNA, it's pretty much a given they can increase their growth rate.

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It's a science fiction film...if you accept the premise that it's possible to clone dinosaurs from DNA, it's pretty much a given they can increase their growth rate.

 

Also, scientists know the growth rate of a dinosaur? For all we know they could get that big in just a couple of years.

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Also, scientists know the growth rate of a dinosaur? For all we know they could get that big in just a couple of years.

 

Yes, most dinosaurs are fully grown at 18 months, well the one's I've cum across have.

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I wonder what a dinosaur egg would taste like? Where could I buy a frying pan big enough to try this experiment out?

 

NB. It goes without saying that I meant an egg from one of the big dinosaurs not an egg from a little one.

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I always thought after the first one that if they made a second film, the plot would be that people went back to that island and found the genes that the fat dude dropped when the spitting dinosaur ate him.

 

I was wrong. I was however about 8 when I made that stab in the dark

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  • 4 weeks later...

remember watching it at the cinema & the actor who played Mr Rumbold in Are You Being Served was sat a few rows in front of me. found it very distracting as i kept thinking about slapping him on the head for some reason :D

i really wish they hadn't changed story from the 2nd book when they filmed it. totally ruined a better story then Jurassic Park.

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Did they explain how the dinosaurs got there in the book?

 

The same way as in the film, I believe.

This is like a toned down version of that Millwall fan who tried to buy his own season ticket seat and then went on a rant about how it'd already been sold.

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