The Jurassic Park/World Series

[Xx_The_Masquerade_xX]

Also watched ''Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous'' on Netflix. All 8 Episodes were good, it was interesting how they tied in with the events of Jurassic World. I was expecting trash but was pleasantly surprised.

[Cryptid_Liker]

Ye, but what?

Kill a kid or something?

Spoiler:

Yes.

Spoiler:

No, he's still alive. Watch the post-credits scene.

Spoiler:

You can tell from the post ManuJM responded to that I noticed that. I gotta say that it'll be way harder to be invested in season 2 because of Ben somehow surviving that fall.

[Gigantis]

Alright, i'm convinced, totally watching Camp Cretaceous sometime later on today.

[JAGzilla]

Episodes three and four continued to be pretty decent. Yasmina kind of feels like the writers didn't quite know what to do with her, but we'll see. Ben is still pretty much unlikeable.

Spoiler:

Having the Sinoceratops pull the Gyrosphere out of the mud could've been made to work, but the execution ended up being silly. I do like that they've done something interesting with Sammie, though; I'll go ahead and predict now that she's related to/otherwise influenced by someone from Biosyn, which would actually be rather cool, as I had zero expectation of seeing them in this show. Indominus lacks any of the presence or menace she had in the movie, and just comes across as a generic destruction monster. No real surprise there, though; if she did anything intelligent, the kids wouldn't be making it out of the show alive.

[H-Man]

I binged it this afternoon (while ironing clothes). It was pretty enjoyable. The dinosaur scenes were treated with the awe and/or gravity of the films, which I liked. My wife walked when the two counselors hear the death screams of different people on the radios and wondered if this was really for children or not (I told her that death was implied and not shown).That scene was pretty freaky, though. Some of the bickering gets old, especially when it feels like they've come to understand each other. I was glad to see the Carnotaurus get so much action. I didn't really expect it to end the way it did.

Spoiler:

Is the last season going to lead into Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom?

[Cryptid_Liker]

I'm probably a black sheep here but I actually liked Ben. He seemed to be the only character who's consistantly smart but that may just be because he's literally scared of everything. Actually, it's definitely because he's literally scared of everything.

Spoiler:

They should've kept him dead, though. There's no way he survived a fall that high.

[Gigantis]

I actually got around to watching the show, i don't remember how far into it i got, but i'm enjoying what i see.

And then Netflix glitched and kicked me out.

[gottatalktothefake]

Camp cretaceous is actually pretty good, much to my surprise.

[Tyrant_Lizard_King]

All the Dominion set photos are really peaking my interest. One photo showing a snowy/wintery scene. Nice to see a bit more variety from the franchise.

[PopInPicsPresents]

The dude camp counselor is literally a character ripped from a Disney Jr show

[JAGzilla]

All right, got Camp Cretaceous finished. It has its flaws, some shoddy animation here and there, and an alarming amount of 'how did they survive that?' moments, but manages to stay entertaining in spite of that. The characters grew on me, and the writers did a fair job trying to translate a stressful survival situation into kids' cartoon language. The dinosaurs, surprisingly, were mostly the weak links, with Indominus mostly lacking presence (though she had a few moments), Toro being a clumsy, useless dumbass, and the Pteranodons reaching new heights (ha ha flying pun) of absurdity in the monorail sequence. Bumpy... was there. I did like that she was mostly dead weight and made everything harder, at least. The bioluminescent Parasaurolophus were kind of cool, though, and I appreciated having an "ooh, ahh, look at the beautiful majestic dinosaurs" moment that wasn't focused on sauropods.

I'm looking forward to the second season. It'll probably be more polished, and presumably less focused on reaching an objective and more on just staying alive in dinosaur land, so that has a lot of potential to be interesting.

[Gigantis]

Assuming Netflix decides not to give me another middle finger, i'll check out the rest of the show sometime today.

[Leviarex]

My long story short thoughts on 'Camp Cretaceous': It's no 'Primal', but it's still more than enjoyable.

[Xx_The_Masquerade_xX]

Jeff Goldblum just recreated the ''Chaos Theory'' scene that he did with Laura Dern in the Original Jurassic Park and did it was Sam Neil and Sam Neil stated ''he is scared'' haha He posted it on his Instagram.

Very funny to watch.

link - https://www.instagram.com/p/CF1K3GHjkRq ... _copy_link

[Dino-Mario]

Just finished the series and honestly, was delightfully pleased. It's nice to see other dinos that aren't the Rex, the Raptors and the Brachios getting some more well-deserved focus. The human cast is fairly tolerable as well, and Bumpy... well, she's adorable but does have a tendency to make things worse with her whimpering at times. Overall the show isn't perfect but has plenty of strenghts and overall the good outweights the bad.

[SoggyNoodles2016]

Official poster and new release date.

[Spuro]

Official poster and new release date.

Ooh. Now that is much nicer than the grey color scheme of the last two.

Not gonna lie, though, for a brief second I thought it was a Jack-O-Lantern.

[mikelcho]

Well, now that we know it's coming, can the title of this thread be changed to (1-6) now, or should we wait until it's actually released to theaters and then change it?

[Xx_The_Masquerade_xX]

Okay I absolutely love the New Poster.

[UltramanGoji]

Wonder why Chris Pratt is billed so low.