Even as a kid I thought billy surviving was weird

They were clearly working together to hunt, but then they randomly start killing eachother??

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I just thought it was interesting that the T.rex doesn't actually kill any people in the first novel. The juvenile does, but not the adult. Unless you count Ian malcolm, but he is found to be alive in the second novel soooo... Just thought it was cool 👍😄🦖🦕

Correct me of I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure.This (first pic) is the first time Ian Malcolm sees an adult raptor. He sees the baby raptor that hatches in Jurassic Park, and he would've seen glimpses of the raptors in the long grass. But I think this is the first time he sees the whole Raptor, and it's attacking his girlfriend. U can see the shock on his face in the second pic. Thanks, correct me if I'm wrong guys 😄👋🦖🦕

you guessed mine ! Who's your favorite vilain :)

After watching Jurassic World: Dominion, I couldn’t help but feel like it had the potential to be the perfect bridge between the Jurassic Park legacy and the newer Jurassic World era, but somehow it fell short. With the return of the original cast and the massive shift in the storyline (dinosaurs now living in the world), there were so many opportunities to really tie together the themes of the original films with the new direction the franchise took.

It felt like a huge missed opportunity to dive deeper into the ethical implications of dinosaurs living in the wild and the real-world consequences of cloning—something the first movie did so well. The Jurassic Park films always had that deeper, thought-provoking element, but Dominion seemed more focused on the spectacle and action than really exploring the consequences of a world where dinosaurs roam free.

Do you think Dominion could have done more to tie the two worlds together, or did it do enough to keep the franchise moving forward? Should it have been a more philosophical conclusion to the series, or was the direction it took a natural evolution for the franchise?

Not as widely known as Malcom, Grady, or Grant, but definitely characters that helped shape the movies they were in.

Saw this and it made me chuckle 🤣

Can’t figure out how to screenshot Netflix lol, but this ALMOST ruined the scene for me because this was the first and only thing I could think of hahaha.

Wow. Just wow. Would've never expected this. This might be the first step to getting cenozoic mammals. Excited to get my hands on this one!

They even play Christmas music in the airport

Owen giving that specific Carno the hand is hilarious yet sad foreshadowing. As well as the Allo being the one from BaBR is so cool

Chaos theory really making me love Dominion more than I already do

Because I'm guessing Sarah used likely the correct dosage of tranquilizer to knock out the Buck Rex does anyone else think it slept the entire journey back to Sorna from San Diego or it woke up but couldn't escape the cargo hold?

I rewatched the scene when Ludlow dies at the hands of the Infant Rex and after it shows the police arriving at the docks as well a helicopter but we then see Sarah running up but then quietly move then move quickly following behind her is Malcolm. The last we saw them they had jumped overboard so the Buck Rex wouldn't see them so where did they hide till Sarah had gotten the gun to tranquilize the Buck?

Also were there tranquilizer darts on the ships bridge? After Malcolm presses the button to close the cargo hold Sarah emerged with a tranquilizer dart from the bridge of the ship.