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| Full Throttle | Apr 12 2013, 10:26 PM Post #1 |
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Alright everybody, I'm not a paleontologist by any means but I am a lover of movies, and the Jurassic park franchise is one of my favorites, and I know a fair few of you all feel the same way, not a day goes by were someone isn't posting on what they want the film to be like, who they want to be cast in it and, most importantly which dinosaurs they want to see. So I thought I'd make a thread so we could all post what dinosaurs we want to see in JP4 and why, I'm sure your dinosaur experts will drum up some great, obscure dinosaurs that I've never even heard of but here's the dinosaurs I'd personally like to see in JP4. ![]() 1. The nocturnal, venomous troodon from JP the game. I know if these are the new dinosaurs in the film some people will probably feel cheated because they are small and they've already been featured in the video game. But personally, I love the design and the idea behind these things, nocturnal, pack hunting, venomous predators with eerie glowing eyes, that is a great concept. I think these particular dinosaurs could be used very effectively in the film, if theirs one movie franchise I love it's horror, and horror is one of the most popular genres today. Just look at the success of all the horror movies to come out recently, to me, the idea of these glowing eyed troodon lunging out at people in the dead of night or in a dark enclosed space is really cool and good for jump scares, and movies that make you jump are the ones that say with you the longest, the original JP new this and made use of it in the scene with the velociraptors in the control room you need a fear element to work with the adventure element to make a truly memorable film, and the troodon fits the bill perfectly. ![]() 2. Allosaurus. This is probably the theropod everyone wants to see in this movie, and I can see why. It's just a cool animal, not as big or as powerful as the the tyrannosaurs but still fast enough to run a jeep off the road, I think the addition of a new giant theropod would be welcomed and if they're going to pick any, why not the one the fans are demanding to see? To be honest, theirs probably more giant theropods that I don't know about that could provide an even better candidate, so I'm not really bothered what species the new giant theropod is, as long as it doesn't diminish T.rexes screen time, I'm happy. ![]() 3. Tyrannosaurs Rex. T.rex was my favorite dinosaur when I was a kid and it was everyone elses too, for one reason, Jurassic park. Jurassic park 1 & 2 took an already popular dinosaur and turned it into a superstar. T.rex is the poster child of the franchise, 80% of the people going to watch jurassic park are going for the T.rex, and why shouldn't they love him? T.rex in jurassic parkwas the epitome of cool, and he needs to be restored to his former glory. Don't get me wrong, I liked the spinosaurs in JP3, I thought it made a great addition and it was an awesome animal, but I don't think it should become a trend that the new theropod completely overshadows the T.rex, change is fine but come on, it's the T.rex!! A new dinosaur would be great and revitalize the franchise, but the public want's to see T.rex eating people, smashing down buildings, crushing cars and just generally bringing the pain. So give em what they want, make T.rex like he was in the first two films, so awesome that you were expecting it to bust out of the screen and wreck your whole neighbourhood. Those are the ones I'd most like to see, thoroughly explained. To be honest, I can't see more than one species being introduced effectively because of pacing of the film and money issues, but if they do at least one of the three things I posted I think the movie will be a success, at least to me anyway. |
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| Temnospondyl | Apr 15 2013, 03:11 AM Post #46 |
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I think they could show T Rex, Spinosaurus and Ekrixinatosaurus - all 3 are so awesome! But I really don't want any allosaurs in JP4. Let's leave Ceratosaurus alone without this too liked animal! |
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| 7Alx | Apr 15 2013, 03:44 AM Post #47 |
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I doubt that it will be more than 3 hours. And there will not certainly that much dinosaurs. "200" dinosaur genus in one movie?? Would it be good idea??? Hell no. |
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| Carcharadon | Apr 15 2013, 08:16 AM Post #48 |
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Unfortunately my list had way too much so i will have to change it due to comments above. Anyways these are the dinos i want to see that have not appeared in any of the three movies yet Allosaurus (imo it should be the main antagonist) ![]() Utahraptor ![]() Carcharodontosaurus ![]() Iguanodon ![]() Diplodocus ![]() Carnotaurus ![]() Metriacanthosaurus
Edited by Carcharadon, Apr 15 2013, 08:17 AM.
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| Ausar | Apr 15 2013, 08:32 AM Post #49 |
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Xi-miqa-can! Xi-miqa-can! Xi-miqa-can!
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I realize you were exaggerating when you said "200 dinosaur genera", but why not just only show some of these dinosaurs for a brief moment like Ceratosaurus in JP3? Now I realize that's not really showing them, but I don't see why not. But if they really only want a number of dinosaurs that could be counted one both hands without reusing them, fine. If they were to do something like that, here's what I think should be in it.
Edited by Ausar, Apr 15 2013, 08:36 AM.
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| Big G | Apr 17 2013, 02:51 AM Post #50 |
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It would not make sense to put as a main antagonist Allosaurus, when there is an animal around 2 meters more - or perhaps more - and four tons heavier than an Allosaurus (I mean the Carcharodontosaurus). |
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| Monitor X | Apr 17 2013, 10:45 PM Post #51 |
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If you look carefully the movie, they are caught in ambushes in a manner very realistic and plausible. The Tyrex pair attacks them at night and causes panick, most are armed with light weapons, only their boss was supposed to face the rexes. They just have to flee, I think I would have done the same thing. Also, most of their equipment has been destroyed previously by the great escape of the herbivores. Then, the survivors are taken in a stealthy manner by the raptors in the long grass... There was no exageration about the strength of the dinos in this movie. |
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| Drift | Apr 18 2013, 10:58 AM Post #52 |
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Lets not start the 'humans are the deadliest' its really pointless and only serves to pad egos of those who believe it,Many of the panic ridden men didn;t care to aim they chose to run which is probable |
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| Temnospondyl | Apr 30 2013, 09:01 PM Post #53 |
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Stegocephalia specialist.
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I'd like to see: 1.Lophostropheus Airelensis ![]() 2.Kelmayisaurus Gigantus
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| coherentsheaf | Apr 30 2013, 10:33 PM Post #54 |
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Why would they cause panic? They are not more dangerous than a pride of lions (even less so because of lo top speed). It only takes one hunter to aim, even if the others are in panic. If they have proper ammunition the T. rex would be dead after a shot or two. I do not want to post videos where large mammals are put down by hunters since I find it disgusting, but this does not mean it does not happen. |
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| coherentsheaf | Apr 30 2013, 10:37 PM Post #55 |
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Regardless of ego we are the most capable species in any form of conflict. There is not much debate on this point. A single hunter with a good aim and the humans would have prevailed in that scene. That is not really a strong requirement. |
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| Paleoworld-101 | May 1 2013, 10:06 PM Post #56 |
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Would love to see Carcharodontosaurus in this new movie! But i have a feeling it will be the more popular Giganotosaurus that makes an appearance... |
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| Shaochilong | May 1 2013, 10:29 PM Post #57 |
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Carcharodontosaurus ]Ekrixinatosaurus Utahraptor Albertosaurus Amphicoelias Edited by Shaochilong, May 1 2013, 10:31 PM.
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| theropod | May 1 2013, 10:58 PM Post #58 |
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Some type of giant carnosaur, either a Carcharodontosaur, preferably a typical and very large one like Mapusaurus, Carcharodontosaurus, Giganotosaurus or Tyrannotitan, or an Allosaurid like Saurophaganax. I could imagine a Carcharodontosaur with its bulkier built and larger skull might look even more menacing, even tough a slender, long, speedy but huge predator would also be a cool sight. maybe a gang of giant meat eaters would be the right choice this time. Of course this time the dromeosaurs have to be feahtered, they just cannot portray them as scaly in the light of evidence. They could make up some genetical explanation why they could evolve them, tough I cannot think of one. And they could clear up that Velociraptor-Deinonychus confusion so that uneducated people don't think of Velociraptor as a 2m tall killing machine. Then adult Dilophosaurus, this thing wouldn't only look very beutiful but also be a real threath to human beings, and a giant crocodyliform. maybe amphicoelias fragillimus, portrayed as the largest terrestrial animal ever and on par with the largest extant cetaceans. If it is set in the water, either a giant pliosaur, MoA or P. macromerus seem to be the biggest, as both could be >15m, or, maybe even better should they also use cenozoic animals, Livyatan and C. megalodon, as both would just have such a collossal bulk that would be visually very impressive. Best would of course be all of them... I can think of an opening scene with a blue whale swimming through the water near the isle, to be then attacked and killed. |
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| 7Alx | May 2 2013, 07:12 PM Post #59 |
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In my opinion putting another mainstream large theropod as main dinosaur wouldn't be good idea. They should put "new" thing, which hasn't been in any movies and dino shows or other one that has appeared pretty rarely. |
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| SpinoInWonderland | May 2 2013, 08:19 PM Post #60 |
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The madness has come back...
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I never knew you were Superman coherentsheaf. I hope you're aware that "any form of conflict" includes "natural weapons and physical ability only conflict", and I'm sure that a large dinosaur would destroy any human in that kind of conflict. |
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