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 Crablezworth wrote:
Not good, pratt can't save this.

Unless.... this is the first of a new breed of guerrilla marvel cinematic universe films, and the young boy injects himself with mutant dino DNA, becoming Reptil!

The dinosaurs look great, I'm in even if I don't see my hoped for twist. I'll have to wait for video though- my sons wouldn't sleep for a week if they saw that on the big screen.

How the hell do they keep that mosasaurus fed? There must be a whole fishing industry hunting sharks for it.

 Sasori wrote:
So, the new hybrid is supposed be..

Spoiler:

This savage, unnatural creature combines the genes of a cuttlefish, a snake, a velociraptor and a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Which seems pretty interesting!

Okay, so here's how it'll break down:

Tyranosaurus rex=Big, powerful

"Raptor"=Smart

Cuttelfish=Camoflauged

Snake=poisonous

Snraptorfish Rex, then?

Ok.

 George Spiggott wrote:
How the hell do they keep that mosasaurus fed? There must be a whole fishing industry hunting sharks for it.

I think there is a video going around on just why, even if the amber cloning thing worked, the logistics of making a dino island is just stupid

Good Guy Velociraptors is the best heel face turn since Terminator 2.


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 Ahtman wrote:
Also seems like a really odd combination of things to put together to create something.

Does not approve.

 Ouze wrote:
Good Guy Velociraptors is the best heel face turn since Terminator 2.


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 Ahtman wrote:
Also seems like a really odd combination of things to put together to create something.

Does not approve.

Just goes to show that for every crazy idea humanity has, nature's beat them to it.

Well, the boat was cool.

 Alex C wrote:
Well, the boat was cool.

I'm hoping it turns into a robot and fights all the dinosaurs.

 insaniak wrote:

 Alex C wrote:
Well, the boat was cool.

I'm hoping it turns into a robot and fights all the dinosaurs.

It's the only thing that'll save this turd.

No Sam Neil, no sale!

 SlaveToDorkness wrote:
No Sam Neil, no sale!

Even Sam Neill couldn't save JP3.

He was defeated by talking raptor.




I hope the hybrid isn't Dinosaur/Human.

I still haven't got over Alien: Resurrection.

Guess raptor biker gang isnt all that weird after seeing Chris with a walking tree and a talking raccoon.

If there will be a dance off, i will be all for it

Look like they still haven't genetically engineered the Velociraptors to be the correct size either.

 H.B.M.C. wrote:
Ok, it's apparently a Mosasaurus, not a Kronosaurus. That's worse. Things are bigger.

I thought it was supposed to be a Liopleurodon. Though size estimates fro Liopleurodon vary depending on who you ask. Some say 10m, some 25m.
It was way too big whatever it was, the monster shown was halfway to Gaiju size, way more thasn even 25m.

Well thats apropriate size for Utahraptors actually.

I'd rather if the genetically modified dinosaur is really...


King Kong!

 Alex C wrote:
Look like they still haven't genetically engineered the Velociraptors to be the correct size either.

Velociraptors are the size of chickens, Dienonychus is about the size shown, Utah Raptors were slightly smaller but broadly similar IIRC. Its a forgivable labeling error, the beasts themselves were plausible.

 Orlanth wrote:
I thought it was supposed to be a Liopleurodon.

Is it a magical Liopleurodon?

WAIT THEY'VE CREATED LEPRECHAUNS? RUN!

Someone's off their meds...

 H.B.M.C. wrote:
Someone's off their meds...

He's right if they look like this:

That'd scare me a lot more than a big chicken with attitude I can tell you.

Leprechaun, bad news.

Utahraptor, Thanksgiving Turkey.

To be fair,you rode dinosaurs to college frazzled

I'm in. Hybrid dino doesn't scare me off. Feth, I liked Carnosaur.

Anyone notice that what the raptors ran out from looked like the things from horse races? What if they are doing Dino races there?

 Orlanth wrote:

 Alex C wrote:
Look like they still haven't genetically engineered the Velociraptors to be the correct size either.

Velociraptors are the size of chickens, Dienonychus is about the size shown, Utah Raptors were slightly smaller but broadly similar IIRC. Its a forgivable labeling error, the beasts themselves were plausible.

Utahraptors were quite large, actually. 25 feet or so I believe. The error is, as you say, that they aren't actually Velociraptors.



Also that they weren't covered in feathers, of course. But that would probably look ridiculous.

 Ouze wrote:

 Orlanth wrote:

 Alex C wrote:
Look like they still haven't genetically engineered the Velociraptors to be the correct size either.

Velociraptors are the size of chickens, Dienonychus is about the size shown, Utah Raptors were slightly smaller but broadly similar IIRC. Its a forgivable labeling error, the beasts themselves were plausible.

Utahraptors were quite large, actually. 25 feet or so I believe. The error is, as you say, that they aren't actually Velociraptors.



Also that they weren't covered in feathers, of course. But that would probably look ridiculous.

*shudders*

That's alotta chicken wings...

 Ouze wrote:

 Orlanth wrote:

 Alex C wrote:
Look like they still haven't genetically engineered the Velociraptors to be the correct size either.

Velociraptors are the size of chickens, Dienonychus is about the size shown, Utah Raptors were slightly smaller but broadly similar IIRC. Its a forgivable labeling error, the beasts themselves were plausible.

Utahraptors were quite large, actually. 25 feet or so I believe. The error is, as you say, that they aren't actually Velociraptors.

Yeah but velociraptor is just such a badass name we couldn't let it go to waste.

No argument here, Velociraptor sounds way more dangerous that Utahraptor.