When dinosaurs ruled the earth jurassic park

#When dinosaurs ruled the earth jurassic park movie

(Sure, I may find dinosaurs fascinating NOW, but I was never a dino-obsessed kid). I honestly don't remember if I had any desire to see it, despite the hype. True, they can show the dinosaurs in any of the new Jurassic World movies because we know what they look like, but I think that if Jurassic Park came out today, they would have shown the dinosaurs in the trailers. Maybe I didn't remember them because they never show any of the dinosaurs which would never happen today. While I'm sure I saw many previews for it, I don't remember them. If you were around in 1993 (and old enough to remember), then you remember what a big deal Jurassic ParkВ was.

#When dinosaurs ruled the earth jurassic park movie

I remember this movie being a big thing when it came out. It's a smart way for the series to acknowledge that the dinosaurs they created wouldn't look exactly like the dinosaurs that once roamed this earth. I do like that line in Jurassic World where Henry Wu states that their dinosaurs don't look like the dinosaurs of the real world because they use a different genetic code. Not surprisingly, dinosaurs, in some form or other, have been featured in many movies, but none have been more popular than Jurassic Park and its successors (but we all know the original is the best) as it features the most 'realistic' dinosaurs, even though we now know that dinosaurs had feathers. Want to hear something that will blow your mind? Dinosaurs were first here between 231 and 243 millions years ago and they went extinct 65 million years ago which means they were on Earth longer than they've been gone!

We are just a speck in the grand scheme of things, especially compared to the dinosaurs. We have a long way to go before we even reach the dinosaurs! I'm sure if you have ever taken an anthropology class, you have learned that if the timeline of the Earth (nearly four and a half billion years) was condensed down to the span of a day, humans wouldn't appear until the last minute of that day. Humans (modern humans, anyway) have only been around for a couple hundred thousand years. They lived on this planet for 165-175 millions years. If you stop to think about it, dinosaurs were an impressive species.