In 1993, Steven Spielberg used breakthrough technology to bring Michael Clayton’s best-selling novel "Jurassic Park" to the big screen. This action-adventure film not only won the best visual effects in one fell swoop The three Oscars in the film also became the top box office in the world film industry that year with a huge box office of more than 900 million U.S. dollars. In 1997, Spielberg took advantage of the victory and introduced the most advanced computer special effects and bionic technology to create "Jurassic Park: The Lost World". The film set a box office record for the first week at 92.7 million US dollars and won an Oscar. Nominated for the Best Visual Effects Award. Three years later, in 2000, as avid dinosaur lovers, Spielberg and producer Katherine Kennedy once again had the idea of continuing the dinosaur legend. The two hoped to use "Jurassic Park 3" to continue to explore humans. Obsession with dinosaurs.
Jurassic Park III Creative background
2021-10-20 17:21
Extended Reading
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Marcel 2022-03-22 09:01:14
Probably the cost is reduced. I don't think the dinosaur special effects are better than 2. Once again, I feel that the success of the first part lies in laying an attractive park world. Putting this aside, hurriedly entering the escape mode quickly felt repeated, and Dr. Dinosaur did not show much professional value. When will the PS thriller no longer feel that it is necessary to have a female character except screaming to increase the audience's sense of substitution, or it can be replaced by a handsome guy who can't do anything except being frightened, and there is hope for the great cause of equality. .
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Maegan 2022-04-20 09:01:12
The first and last two Jurassic Park take great pains to advise you: there is too little money for scientific research. In order to get investment, scientists not only have to endorse business practices but also act as tour guides. Really miserable. It's hard to say which is worse between this one and the second one, anyway, after watching it for two days, I only remember the fragmented footage. Each of the three films has a neurotic female character. This parent is alternately neurotic, and intermittently doubts whether he is really looking for the child. The most embarrassing thing is that the two of them reunited on the island. At such a time, the disintegrated ex-husband and wife will really let go of their previous grudges instead of accusing each other? [The boyfriend of the mother here, the man who took the child to play and finally hung on the paraglider and turned into a skeleton said? ? 】 Each child has served as the role of the heavenly soldier. This is a little boy who survived alone on Dinosaur Island for eight weeks and rescued people with incendiary bombs... It's like [How to Train Your Dragon Robinson]. The first heroine who likes children got married and gave birth to a baby. I feel like a different director, intentionally or not, is still persuading Dr. Gran to have a baby too. = In addition, 3D printing has been around since the 1990s.
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Symposium Leader: [Dr. Grant is giving a lecture] Now, does anyone have a question?
[many people in the audience raise their hands]
Dr. Grant: Fine. Does anyone have a question that does not relate to Jurassic Park?
[most people lower their hand]
Dr. Grant: Or the incident in San Diego, which I did not witness?
[nearly everyone else lowers their hand]
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Paul: Dr. Grant said that is a very bad idea.