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The End of Oak Street: How Anne Hathaway’s Dinosaur Movie Differs From Jurassic Park

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By Ewan Macgregor, Jurassic Park, Anne Hathaway
| gamebastion.com
Anticipation for Anne Hathaway‘s continues to build. The recently released official trailer has already garnered over 7 million views on YouTube. For moviegoers who are curious about why it will be different from other popular dinosaur movies like Jurassic Park, we’ve narrowed down some of the things we’re excited about in the new film.
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Creep, Crawl, Stomp, Chomp: The monsters of Peter Jackson’s King Kong • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine

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By Dominic Corry, George Fenwick Verified, Gemma Gracewood, Jurassic Park
| Letterboxd
According to an on-screen title, the opening sequence of Peter Jackson’s third feature, 1992 zombie splatterfest Braindead (released in the US as Dead Alive), takes place on Skull Island, which film fans of many stripes would have recognized as the canonical home of a certain giant gorilla. While such Easter eggs have long since become de rigueur in big genre movies, this endearing shout-out was an early indicator of Jackson’s lifelong obsession with King Kong: Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B.
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More Teeth: From Jurassic Park to Rebirth, the legacy and future of dinosaurs in cinema • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine

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By George Fenwick Verified, Jenni Kaye, Matt Goldberg Verified, Jurassic Park
| Letterboxd
There was a time before Jurassic Park, and a time after. Gareth Edwards, director of this year’s Jurassic World Rebirth, marks Steven Spielberg’s genre-defining opus as not just a pivotal moment in the history of visual effects, but a lesson for modern filmmakers across the board. “In terms of visual effects and digital technology, [Jurassic Park] allowed filmmakers to do anything they wanted; anything you could imagine,” he says.
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