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purbeast0

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-NGL that would have been an improvement.

Hell, end the whole thing with a musical number and all the dinos are dancing cabaret or something.

At least it would be unique and different.
You mean you didn't like how the mutant dinosaur was attracted to the flare and the one dude sacrificed himself to lead the mutant away so everyone else could be safe, and then when you see his flare again in the distance, after thinking he's dead, that the mutant dinosaur wasn't attracted to flares anymore for the entire trek the boat had to make to get back to him?

That was cinema gold and made complete sense!
 

Kaido

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And yes that may be a little spoiler but you will thank me without even knowing that I made you skip this trash.

There are a few movies like BTTF #1 that I like to watch every year & the OG Jurassic Park still holds up!

As that other review mentioned, they strayed from the formula...the original movie was an animal movie, not a monster movie. Yes, dinosaurs as animals are scary. GMO dinos are basically aliens lol:

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Kaido

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When he was staring down the little girl and not attacking her, I said to my wife "I'm waiting for the the little girl to take the pet dinosaur out of her backpack and show it to the big one and then he will let her go".

That is the kind of stupidity I expected to happen at that point lol.

And yes, those of you who haven't seen it yet - the little girl befriends a baby dinosaur and puts it in her backpack. And the dad is okay with her having a pet dinosaur from the wild to help with her speech thing where she goes mute due to trauma during the movie.

This is no lie lol.

Remix baby!

 

Kaido

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Like from the very opening scene where they are in one of those clean rooms where everyone is in those outfits so there is no contamination, and the dude is casually eating a snickers bar with his helmet open, and drops the trash on the ground, and that starts the final destination stupid shit. Like wtf that makes absolutely NO SENSE.

I saw that spoiler on Tiktok & thought it was an A.I. joke lol
 
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Kaido

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I almost recommend everyone hate watch Jurassic World Rebirth though. It's one of those movies that is so bad that you kind of have to watch it to realize just how bad it is.

We do that with "In the Name of the King" lol. Preface:

1. It's a Uwe Boll movie
2. It is literally free on Youtube
3. A stunning 4% on Rotten Tomatoes

Bonus spoilers:

1. Jason Statham's lead character name is Farmer
2. Chicken again?! (KAL-EL NO!)
3. Burt Reynolds reading cue cards


APPARENTLY THERE WAS A SEQUEL!!

 
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When he was staring down the little girl and not attacking her, I said to my wife "I'm waiting for the the little girl to take the pet dinosaur out of her backpack and show it to the big one and then he will let her go".

That is the kind of stupidity I expected to happen at that point lol.

And yes, those of you who haven't seen it yet - the little girl befriends a baby dinosaur and puts it in her backpack. And the dad is okay with her having a pet dinosaur from the wild to help with her speech thing where she goes mute due to trauma during the movie.

This is no lie lol.
This sounds like a great addition to my bad movie night group :p
 

Kaido

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I tend to avoid Uwe Boll flics

Genius tho

What is the German tax loophole of Uwe Boll?

In the early 2000s, Boll became known for using a generous German tax loophole which allowed investors to write off 100% of their investment. This “soft money” effectively replaced traditional box office incentives with a system that privileged production for production's sake, not market viability.
 
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