Doctorwhovian
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It's kind of funny/ironic that a lot of feathered Dinosaur reconstructions kind of do look like "Six foot turkeys"
IMO

I think it's been a bit too long since I was 8 and knew everything about dinosaurs.
. It's such a damn shame they'll be overshadowed by this made-up dinosaur.![]()
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Looks like they made two I.Rexes to start but one ate the other one. I'm reminded of the JP Raptors, where the large Raptor killed five of the others, only keeping two other ones.
I just noticed I haven't posted in the thread yet. The more I see of this the better it looks. This is quickly becoming one of my most anticipated new movies this summer.
I'm not warming up to the fact that so much is just CGI and not special anymore. In the original film, the T-Rex was the perfect combination of an animatronic robot and CGI, and it felt more real than anything in this trailer.
Also.. it was a T-Rex.. part of what made that film so good was seeing animals that were real and existed.. they walked in the same spaces we now occupy. The Indomous Rex might as well be Smaug.
I'm not warming up to the fact that so much is just CGI and not special anymore. In the original film, the T-Rex was the perfect combination of an animatronic robot and CGI, and it felt more real than anything in this trailer.
According to a new interview with Jurassic World star Irrfan Khan, the Indominus Rex will be at least partially animatronic. Speaking with Bollywood Hungama, Irrfan Khan talked about his role in the new Jurassic Park sequel, Jurassic World, and mentioned what it was like acting across from the Indominus Rex robot.
http://www.idigitaltimes.com/jurass...obotic-indominus-rex-may-or-may-not-be-416897
Colin Trevorrow has been talking about his Jurassic World movie and confirmed that his reboot will include animatronic dinosaurs as well as lead into new sequels.
Trevorrow, though, was happy to confirm that he’ll be using animatronic dinosaurs and elaborated on the movie’s broader set-up.
http://www.moviecricket.com/jurassic-world-dinosaur-animatronics-sequels-set-images-96008/
This Is Why Jurassic World Is Going to Rock: Practical FX
In one of the first official images from the upcoming Jurassic World we see the first image of any dinosaur from the movie in the form of one of the Raptors.
http://moviepilot.com/posts/2014/07...t_source=external,manual&conversation=2062859
On Twitter, director Colin Trevorrow has clarified things a little, in particular in response to a question as to whether the Jurassic World gate would be a computerised creation in the final film. "The gate will be practical. Real wood, concrete and steel", Trevorrow wrote. When asked if the version we saw in the teaser was practical, he clarified that "the gate is practical, the environment isn't. That shot was specifically made for the trailer. The film will be different".
http://www.denofgeek.com/movies/jur...c-world-colin-trevorrow-responds-to-cg-issues
That absolute reality is why the Velociraptors in the movie come up to about a grown man's knee, right? They upscaled them to be more intimidating, and based them more on sort of hybrid of Deinonychus and Utahraptor rather than Velociraptor.Also.. it was a T-Rex.. part of what made that film so good was seeing animals that were real and existed.. they walked in the same spaces we now occupy. The Indomous Rex might as well be Smaug.
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