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 Member 22583 Level 14.69 May 2007 
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Well, even if they had stuck a little closer to the Lost World novel the movie could have been better. And III... Never saw it... How ya doing, buddy?  These are the Books of Harrow They are our doom and our salvation Learn from them, or we will all perish |
Member 22583 Level 14.69 May 2007
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I really, REALLY don't understand why they deviated from the Lost World novel, this book practically read like Crighton had written it AFTER an existing movie, not the other way round. Especially that quota-black kid that as far as I recall was not black in the novel. That was so... Ugh... I dunno. Unecesseary political correctness...
But then again, as cool a movie as Jurassic Park was, it would have been lightyears cooler if they had stuck closer to the novel. As I recall (it's been ages since I've read it) in the novel the reason they lost control was because of the dinosaurs just being more adaptable then they expected and the whole "life will find a way" thing that let them bust their cages, whereas in the movie you had to have a human causing all that. Sheesh, now I want to go and read that bloody book again... There's nowhere I can't reach. These are the Books of Harrow They are our doom and our salvation Learn from them, or we will all perish |
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