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- Jurassic Park (1993)
- The Lost World Jurassic Park (1997)
- Jurassic Park III (2001)
- Steven Spielberg directed the first two films in the franchise; Joe Johnston directed the third
- Jurassic Park IV is in development and slated for a 2008 release
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Jurassic Park is a science fiction and adventure film franchise based on the books by Michael Crichton. The first novel, Jurassic Park, was published in 1990, and later adapted to film in 1993. The second novel, The Lost World, was published in 1995 and later adapted into film (again by Stephen Spielberg) in 1997. The third Jurassic Park film, Jurassic Park III, was released in 2001 but was not based on any of Michael Crichton's novels.
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Genetic scientists led by the super rich venture-capitalist John Hammond have developed a process to extract Dinosaur DNA from fossilized mosquitoes, and then fuse it with frog DNA to reproduce real-life Dinosaurs. The project, called Jurassic Park, is an attempt by Hammond to create a theme/amusement park for tourists. Hammond invites several respectable scientists to the park off the coast of Costa Rica to inspect it before its debut: paleontologist Alan Grant (Sam Neill), Ellie Sattler (Larua Dern) and Dr. Ian Malcom (Jeff Goldblum). However, the tour of the park soon turns to tragedy, as the security fences containing the Dinosaurs malfunction, releasing them out into the open where they reak havoc. -
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Jurassic Park Questions
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What kind of dinosaur is the enemy of T-rex in the jurassic park movie? 2 AnswersUm, I don't remember there being a bigger dinosaur in JP than the T-Rex(es). One could say the T-Rex was the "final boss". I think the dinos you're thinking o... read more -
Which is more interesting, Central Park or Adirondack Park? 2 AnswersI have to go with Adirondack for sheer scope . . . "Spanning six million acres, the Adirondack Park is a green island of mixed forests, rugged mountains, lakes,... read more -
Why did Michael Crichton name it "JURASSIC Park" if the dinosaurs are from the Cretaceous Period? 5 AnswersIt actually does make a lot of sense for a number of reasons. Here's why: The Jurassic period was the MIDDLE of three periods in the Mesozoic Era, which is call... read more
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Jurassic Park Fan Sites, Blogs and Message Boards
- Google Blog Search: Jurassic Park
- Fan Site: MyJurassicPark.com
- Fan Site: Welcome to... Jurassic Park
- Fan Site: Jurassic Park Archive
- Fan Site: Razzie's Jurassic Park Site
- Fan Site: The Jurassic Park Forums
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has anyone else noticed that The Weather Channel's background music is the theme from Jurassic Park?
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The Jurassic Park theme song is on the Weather Channel. random? i think so.
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The weather channel is paying the Jurassic Park theme song. Its freakin awesome.
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I'm watching jurassic park 3 on netflix and trying to imagine the theme on ukelele. hulasaurus rex anyone?
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