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In Jurassic Park, when on the helicopter, Alan has two female ends of a seat belt but he finds a way to make them work
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Perfect example of not giving a shit about a minor "plot hole" in order to get the needed effect.
Considering it would probably be just a line or two in the script, they probably did intend it.
You can actually see Sattler try to hand him her male connector, suggesting she isn't strapped in at all!
Remember folks ppl here have watched this movie for almost 3 decades n didn't catch this very obvious detail... never put too much stock in arguing about films online lol.
In Jurassic Park, when on the helicopter, Alan Grant has two female ends of a seat belt. He finds a way to tie them and make them work despite them both being female. A reference to all the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park being female but still being able to breed. Life finds a way.
what kind of stupid ass cockamamie nonsense theory did you come up with n...
Something that always bothered me was the continuity error with the plexiglass during the T-Rex attack.
The animatronic goes too far down at 3:12 and breaks off a part of the plexiglass, but at 3:20 it's back to being completely intact.
You would have thought Spielberg would have noticed that.
MAH IMMERSION!
The animatronic goes too far down at 3:12 and breaks off a part of the plexiglass, but at 3:20 it's back to being completely intact.
You would have thought Spielberg would have noticed that.
MAH IMMERSION!
Nice. Another thing I noticed/remembered last time I watched it was that the characters that went out equipped with guns died. The hunter, Samuel L Jackson. While having the opportunity to take a gun at the end, the survivors leave the guns behind (we see the guns on the ground in a close shot). I am not even talking of the cowardice of the lawyer or the hacker.
This rule does not exist in The lost world which is more of a horror movie where good characters get killed for helping others.
This rule does not exist in The lost world which is more of a horror movie where good characters get killed for helping others.
The bit that always bothered me was the drop when the car gets pushed over the wall, always thought well how did the T-Rex get up there. Yeah, could be a slope to one side I suppose but it stood out to me.
No.
It represents Spielberg having seen the movie and knows it has a lot of tits and sex in a G rated movie. Like man grabbing screaming woman away and pulling her top of G rated.
I am proud to say I realized this completely on my own. I was back home after a theatrical viewing, standing there in my room, and it just hit me, haha - and I was like: "Spielberg, you mad genius you".
That's pretty neat, never considered that detail.
Even more neat is the pretentiousness of some posters in here.
Even more neat is the pretentiousness of some posters in here.
Where we're going, you won't need eyes :)
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It represents Spielberg having seen the movie and knows it has a lot of tits and sex in a G rated movie. Like man grabbing screaming woman away and pulling her top of G rated.
When Arnold's arm shows up it represents his lack of ability to hold onto his butt because he is now dead
Also, when Ian Malcolm says "Must go faster, must go faster," this is a reference to Independence Day, where he says the same thing
John Grant was named after John Williams, who Granted his music to the movie.
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So OP was skimming the trivia section for Jurassic Park at imdb.com or something like that? I feel like this little detail has been known and discussed for a long time but going by reactions in this thread I guess that tidbit of info has fallen to the wayside.
i, too, thought this was common knowledge. then again i've rewatched jurassic park like a dozen times.
Fortunately it's answered in this thread.
(Hint: Sattler is shown not being properly strapped in)
