Fond Memories

[CesarCardoso]

I finally got around to buying Jurassic Park on DVD the other day and was surprised to see how many bonus features there are on the single disc edition.

So i was watching the "Making of" section and hearing Spielberg comment on how ILM did their first living creature in CGI for the movie, and how much ground breaking stuff was tried.

It just brought a tear to my eye how similar it seemed to TF. Being my first ever movie seen in a movie theatre it just warms my heart to see how Jurassic Park and Transformers are alike!

What do you guys think of JP?

[HarryCanyon]

I saw it after i had my 12th birthday in the summer of 1993 as my dad took me to Disneyland and Universal Studios then at the night in Universal studios we were at the premiere of jurassic Park and you don't know how awe inspiring it was seeing it on the big screen.

[CesarCardoso]

I saw it after i had my 12th birthday in the summer of 1993 as my dad took me to Disneyland and Universal Studios then at the night in Universal studios we were at the premiere of jurassic Park and you don't know how awe inspiring it was seeing it on the big screen.

it is still a very impressive movie. hope to see it in blu ray format some day.

[r-type]

it is still a very impressive movie. hope to see it in blu ray format some day.

x2. With some of The 'Berg's Sony and Paramount/DW releases already on, or making it to BD soon, I hope Universal follows suit with Jaws and JP.

[Lbrosfilm]

I f*cking LOVE the Jurassic Park films. :borat

I literally would spend hours researching and studying them. (Yes, I'm weird.) I can point out all the different mistakes in the film, share useless trivia about all the dinosaurs (), and little details here and there. Other than Transformers and Star Wars, I know the JP films the best.

[Ultra Magnus]

I, too, have a soft spot for Jurassic Park. Until I saw it, the only moving dinosaurs I'd seen were cel-animated (and maybe some stop-motion), so I was more than impressed by it. After seeing it in the cinema, I couldn't wait for it to come out on VHS.

It still looks good after all these years. The CGI is still among the best I've ever seen; it holds up really well alongside more recent movies. The use of puppets and robots also ensured a realistic 'look'.

The sounds for the dinosaurs were memorable, too. The Tyrannosaurus rex roar... a truly epic sound effect.