The sequels didn’t make me look and think, Jurassic Park did. Why? Because of such greatness packed into such a thought provoking movie that does not try to be cheeky or feed the audience in a way which felt unnecessary or kiddy. I appreciate Steven Spielberg for that.
Twitter has become a place of anger and hostility. Users are being stopped from the true experience of Twitter, sharing, see and conversing has been restricted for us all. A sad time for social media.
Fun Fact: While filming with Stan Winston’s animatronic Brachiosaurus, things got a little sticky when Dr. Grant went to pet the giant herbivore. #JurassicPark30
Universal Essential Collection is just repackaged drivel with no heart or soul, that includes the Jurassic Park edition. Any fan would know that by the look of those bloody art cards. Awful. Where’s the passion?
For the 'Jurassic Park' 30th anniversary, San Diego Comic-Con will bring to life classic moments for fans of the Steven Spielberg film. (Yes, even that toilet scene.) https://t.co/UcEgIvcYsL
It didn’t take BIG names to make Jurassic Park a success OR big explosive trailers with posters of well-known actors pasted all over it. It TOOK teamwork and a hard script to maintain the magic and awe, still existing to this day.
Five sequels. All have tried, and mostly failed to capture the magic of Adventure, horror and awe in Jurassic Park.
30 years of something only capable of captivating audiences on all rewatches.
Happy 30th #JurassicPark30! I ACTUALLY remember the first time I watched Jurassic with my dad & it changed my life forever. The film has been such a huge part of my life ever since and I am grateful to have so many opportunities to share my passion with the world through my work.
30 years ago I was watching Jurassic Park in the cinema and today I have the experience of having worked for 3 of the sequels. Thanks for changing my life to all the people involved 🤠🦖🦕 #JurassicPark30@JurassicWorld @amblin @PhilTippett@ILMVFX