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Duncanwii 07/07/18 11:43:45 AM #1:	They're frogs with dinosaur genes added it. I'm surprised they all don't croak (both in the noise and the dying definition.) --- Pic of my gf and me: https://imgur.com/gallery/blAC3 King K. Rool supporter for Super Smash Brothers Ultimate. <cite>Duncanwii posted [p:904648245] in The dinosa... [t:76785344]...</cite> <quote>They're frogs with dinosaur genes added it. I'm surprised they all don't croak (both in the noise and the dying definition.)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PanzerElite 07/07/18 11:44:30 AM #2:	That's kinda the fucking point --- What the goodness?! <cite>PanzerElite posted [p:904648273] in The dinosa... [t:76785344]...</cite> <quote>That's kinda the fucking point</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
iHuman 07/07/18 11:45:30 AM #3:	PanzerElite posted... That's kinda the fucking point it is? in what sense? --- Intelligence is just a 12 letter word, what are you? -Me <cite>iHuman posted [p:904648312] in The dinosa... [t:76785344]...</cite> <quote><cite>PanzerElite posted...</cite> <quote>That's kinda the fucking point</quote> it is? in what sense?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Skye Reynolds 07/07/18 11:47:08 AM #4:	Yeah, I think that implication was lost in the film. The characters come to realize it's all a fabrication, but the audience remains enchanted by the magic of live dinosaurs. I didn't realize it myself until I saw a rejected poster for the film which showed dinosaur footprints on a beach and had the famous tagline, "An adventure 65 million years in the making." I thought to myself, "That doesn't make sense. The poster makes it seem like dinosaurs had survived extinction." Then I had that "Ohhhhhhhhhh...." moment when it dawned on me that, being clones with altered DNA, they're not real dinosaurs. I'd seen the original movie more than a dozen times and it took a rejected poster to make me realize what should've been evident by the movie's end. <cite>Skye Reynolds posted [p:904648380] in The dinosa... [t:76785344]...</cite> <quote>Yeah, I think that implication was lost in the film. The characters come to realize it's all a fabrication, but the audience remains enchanted by the magic of live dinosaurs. I didn't realize it myself until I saw a rejected poster for the film which showed dinosaur footprints on a beach and had the famous tagline, "An adventure 65 million years in the making." I thought to myself, "That doesn't make sense. The poster makes it seem like dinosaurs had survived extinction." Then I had that "Ohhhhhhhhhh...." moment when it dawned on me that, being clones with altered DNA, they're not real dinosaurs. I'd seen the original movie more than a dozen times and it took a rejected poster to make me realize what should've been evident by the movie's end.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
meestermj 07/07/18 12:04:23 PM #5:	Skye Reynolds posted... Yeah, I think that implication was lost in the film. The characters come to realize it's all a fabrication, but the audience remains enchanted by the magic of live dinosaurs. I didn't realize it myself until I saw a rejected poster for the film which showed dinosaur footprints on a beach and had the famous tagline, "An adventure 65 million years in the making." I thought to myself, "That doesn't make sense. The poster makes it seem like dinosaurs had survived extinction." Then I had that "Ohhhhhhhhhh...." moment when it dawned on me that, being clones with altered DNA, they're not real dinosaurs. I'd seen the original movie more than a dozen times and it took a rejected poster to make me realize what should've been evident by the movie's end. Within the first half hour of the movie they expressly say "these are clones and we altered their DNA." And they also mention the frog DNA they used in reference to the dino's being able to change gender. --- Psn: beastlytoast Left-handed fire-slapsies leave me feeling confused about life. - Merydia <cite>meestermj posted [p:904649143] in The dinosa... [t:76785344]...</cite> <quote><cite>Skye Reynolds posted...</cite> <quote>Yeah, I think that implication was lost in the film. The characters come to realize it's all a fabrication, but the audience remains enchanted by the magic of live dinosaurs. I didn't realize it myself until I saw a rejected poster for the film which showed dinosaur footprints on a beach and had the famous tagline, "An adventure 65 million years in the making." I thought to myself, "That doesn't make sense. The poster makes it seem like dinosaurs had survived extinction." Then I had that "Ohhhhhhhhhh...." moment when it dawned on me that, being clones with altered DNA, they're not real dinosaurs. I'd seen the original movie more than a dozen times and it took a rejected poster to make me realize what should've been evident by the movie's end.</quote> Within the first half hour of the movie they expressly say "these are clones and we altered their DNA." And they also mention the frog DNA they used in reference to the dino's being able to change gender.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DK9292 07/07/18 12:13:57 PM #6:	It's a lot more obvious in the book. --- A hero's role is one that cannot be forsaken, Caring for those with hearts that are breaking. <cite>DK9292 posted [p:904649537] in The dinosa... [t:76785344]...</cite> <quote>It's a lot more obvious in the book.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Skye Reynolds 07/07/18 12:14:18 PM #7:	meestermj posted... Within the first half hour of the movie they expressly say "these are clones and we altered their DNA." And they also mention the frog DNA they used in reference to the dino's being able to change gender. Yeah, but the film experience goes something kinda like this: HOLY SHIT, LIVE DINOSAURS!!! HOLY SHIT, LIVE DINOSAURS!!! `These aren't rea-` HOLY SHIT, LIVE DINOSAURS!!! `These aren't real dinosaurs.` HOLY SHIT, LIVE DINOSAURS!!!! The message just gets lost by the overpowering appeal of live dinosa'rs. <cite>Skye Reynolds posted [p:904649553] in The dinosa... [t:76785344]...</cite> <quote><cite>meestermj posted...</cite> <quote>Within the first half hour of the movie they expressly say "these are clones and we altered their DNA." And they also mention the frog DNA they used in reference to the dino's being able to change gender.</quote> Yeah, but the film experience goes something kinda like this: HOLY SHIT, LIVE DINOSAURS!!! HOLY SHIT, LIVE DINOSAURS!!! These aren't rea- HOLY SHIT, LIVE DINOSAURS!!! These aren't real dinosaurs. HOLY SHIT, LIVE DINOSAURS!!!! The message just gets lost by the overpowering appeal of live dinosa'rs.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Skye Reynolds 07/07/18 12:17:22 PM #8:	It's kinda like having an orgy with the celebrities or models of your choosing while someone in the background tries to preach how monogamy is the way. <cite>Skye Reynolds posted [p:904649693] in The dinosa... [t:76785344]...</cite> <quote>It's kinda like having an orgy with the celebrities or models of your choosing while someone in the background tries to preach how monogamy is the way.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Romes187 07/07/18 12:50:53 PM #9:	yeah I think the book goes over the fact that we have no way of knowing whether or not the dino is this particular shade of brown or green or whatever other trait you want to substitute in there <cite>Romes187 posted [p:904651143] in The dinosa... [t:76785344]...</cite> <quote>yeah I think the book goes over the fact that we have no way of knowing whether or not the dino is this particular shade of brown or green or whatever other trait you want to substitute in there</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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