News Jurassic World’ Animated Series Headed To Netflix In 2020
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We have a full trailer and a release date:
So it's coming September 18th. I've seen a lot of negativity around this from people who say it looks too childish and cartoony. I'm not sure if they saw the same trailer as me, because it looks like they're going for a surprisingly scary feel. I doubt we're going to see anyone get torn to shreds by dinosaurs, but I don't think it's going to be as kid-friendly as the LEGO shorts.
So it's coming September 18th. I've seen a lot of negativity around this from people who say it looks too childish and cartoony. I'm not sure if they saw the same trailer as me, because it looks like they're going for a surprisingly scary feel. I doubt we're going to see anyone get torn to shreds by dinosaurs, but I don't think it's going to be as kid-friendly as the LEGO shorts.
Ooh, ahh, that's how it always starts. Then later there's running, and screaming.
They might actually kill a kid on this show.
You know, this might address one of my complaints about about Jurassic World (2015), the fact that we didn't see many tourist in danger shots. Westworld (1973 film) had far more. The title actually addresses an old complaint, that most of the dinosaurs are not jurassic, but cretaceous. I also like the return of the fiery red text.
Anyway it's up now. I'll probably start it when I've finished Away. And I hope it brings us some great Lego sets.
Anyway it's up now. I'll probably start it when I've finished Away. And I hope it brings us some great Lego sets.
Just finished the series. I really liked it. The first few episodes are a little slow, but once it gets going it doesn't let up. It also gets surprisingly dark for a kids show.
With everyone killed by the Indominus, as well as Darius's father, it has a body count at least as high as the first JP. And that's not even taking into account the deaths of Masrani and the ACU team from the film.
Speaking of which, a good example of animation taking advantage of its restrictions was the scene that happens concurrently with the ACU massacre. They obviously can't show a scene like that in a kids cartoon, so instead we see the shelf of all the radios and hear terrified screams, watching the lights go out until no one's left. That's far more effective to me than just showing it.
Speaking of which, a good example of animation taking advantage of its restrictions was the scene that happens concurrently with the ACU massacre. They obviously can't show a scene like that in a kids cartoon, so instead we see the shelf of all the radios and hear terrified screams, watching the lights go out until no one's left. That's far more effective to me than just showing it.
Indubitably. But the people who run Jurassic World have the resources to acquire such aircraft. John Hammond might have "spared no expense" on his tour narrator and ice cream, but he skimped big time on his security armaments, which consisted of M-16's and Benelli M-4's. Those are weapons designed to fight humans, not dinosaurs.