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Hello and thank you for sharing this. I love the movie and happy I got to listen to this audiobook. Interesting how some of the scenes played out compared to its movie counterpart.

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What if Jurassic Park 3 adapted all of the Raptor scenes from the lost world novel?

FunFAct: this is Lex & Tim from the book where Tim is the teenager and Lex is the child. they changed their ages in the movie because Ariana Richards was already a teen and Joseph Mazzello was younger than her, or so I've been told in the commentary

10outof10 on the movie 🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿 I love them all until the end of times ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

To see and hear a version of this sequence with these boards, sound effects, and dialogue, watch a segment from Rick Carter's Jurassic Park: An Illustrated Audio Drama: th-cam.com/video/TIVpYoPctnU/w-d-xo.html

I saw this film back in the late 1950's or very early 1960's, when I was a young lad. I can't remember where but it made a big impression on me, the boys travelling on the boat stuck in my mind. However I couldn't remember much else about it before I discovered it on TH-cam, a real blast from the past!

Honestly, with how much technology and knowledge of biology/genetics has advanced between then and now, I believe it's getting closer and closer to be possible. Of course, they wouldn't really be TRUE dinosaurs, it would be more like the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park, 'theme park monsters' designed to look like an approximation of dinosaurs

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I'm sure if we had the technology to create a dinosaur, we would also have the technology to modify the DNA to make the dinosaurs smaller to be manageable.

As a Kid Seeing This on WGN -TV in the 1960s was Great. Remake in CGI Would Be Good.

This needs a remake so I can play it

The fact i was disappointed Lexi didnt get eaten by rex speaks volumes.

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9:00 Prologue

I think this book is wonderful + written very well, but one critique I'd mention is his frequent use of the word "said". He is not the only one that does this, but once you hear (or read) it, you start noticing how often it's used. Asked, said, mentioned, voiced, uttered, I guess I just like a change of pace.

Oh cool! I haven't read this since I was maybe 15! I lost my copy years ago! 🦖

I have this book but there are a few lines there between Alan and Ellie that were not mentioned on this audiobook 🤷🏽‍♂️

I love it! Thank you

Thank you!!!

Wow, an Abridgement of an Abridgement. I guess we're gonna find out just what is really needed for the plot to work... Thanks for preserving this.

thanks for uploading!

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now i know what can i wait for :)

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This was all John Hammond's dream bring dinosaurs back from extinction it maybe his mistake by this is his dream

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I thought his middle name was Alfred.

One of Dreamworks Interactive's best game.

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I played this so much as a kid. Amazing to see these cutscenes again after all these years.

ya cállate lex diosss

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Out of all the times I've read this book I never realized the dinosaur that the rex kills is referred to first as a hadrosaur at 4:17 and then later as a sauropod at 12:07

I respect the amount of effort and energy you continue to put into this.

I saw this film (the American edit) at the theatre back in the early 1970s and was absolutely amazed. I still am. I used to sit in a box with a stick, pretending that I was floating down the river of time! I’ve written about this film in Scary Monsters magazine. I have it on VHS.

Awesome, can't wait!

Looking forward to it!

Oh, _COOL (😃)!_

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Love that "Raptor: Bird of Prey" Opening. still remembered it after 10 years.

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