User:Freighttrain/A Quick Analysis of Some Scenes From the First two Jurassic World Movies

( Updated as of 14/07/2021 )

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I haven't seen the Jurassic World movies, but I only needed to see part of the movie trailers and synposis to know what kind of crap I was dealing with.

Here I quickly go over a few key scenes from both movies, and explain why the Jurassic World films are garbage and should not be considered of the Jurassic Park franchise. There is undoubtedly much more that is wrong with those movies, but I do not care to either view them or at this point read their synopsis', as I do not want to muddy my Jurassic Park palate.

=Indominus rex breakout scene= Regarding the scene early on with the Indominus rex breakout, I see there is already a major plot hole there with retardedly lax security protocols, if they created a super hybrid dinosaur like that (a T. rex even), then they would have been monitoring its paddock with more than just a satellite with heat signature detection, and due to the creature being able to mask its heat signature due to frog DNA, they also seem to have not learned from the dinosaurs in the original movie being able to develop hermaphroditism due to the inclusion of frog DNA.

Also they would definitely not just casually let a few guys into the paddock like that without absolute confirmation that it would have been safe to do so, and if they thought that it had already escaped then the guys they called in to have a look at the paddock, should have at least arrived there in a helicopter or heavy armoured vehicle.

If the T. rex from the first Jurassic Park movie could flip those cars like that in the first movie, then the I. rex; which they created to be even more deadly; could easily have had a go at whatever vehicle they arrived in, especially since it also has long arms with sharp claws, so they were still knowingly putting those guys they sent out (and everyone else in the park not indoors at that time) at great risk, and this is still true even if they had only asked them to drive around and do a perimeter check on the paddock without entering it.

=Tame sheepdog raptors= The raptors are about as tame as some sheepdogs I have seen, and there is strong repeated evidence that they intended to subliminally portray the T. rex and Mosasaurus working together and it is as simple as that. The proof regarding the tame raptors and the strong evidence regarding the portrayal of the T. rex and Mosasaurus working together, simply cannot be refuted and you and others have repeatedly failed to provide a solid counterargument or in most cases, any at all.

I use sheepdogs as a comparison here because I've seen some pretty vicious and out of control sheepdogs, if that cowboy guy is able to verbally deescalate those raptors while waving his arms about and also get them to follow him on his dirtbike, then they are literally as tame as some sheepdogs I have seen. some of which have gone nuts and even had a bit of a go at some of the farmhands.

=T. rex / Mosasaurus aquathlon tag-team= The T. rex / Mosasaurus tag-team from the beginning of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom may appear to be a coincidence, but since they repeated it in unrelated scenes that were basically back to back, it is sufficient evidence to propose that the filmmakers intended to portray teamwork there, this even fits in with the theme of the tame raptors so it really isn't difficult to say, this can also not be refuted because you simply cannot say that the filmmakers did not intend for it to look like this, and even if the filmmakers were to say that they did not intend to subliminally portray that as teamwork between the T. rex and Mosasaurus, then they could simply be lying to protect whatever inane friendlysaurus agenda they are attempting to fulfil.

And this is something that is fairly easy to see when they put those scenes back to back like that, and especially when I have pointed it out like this.