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Lonzo 3 year s ago
I can't count anymore how much I saw the first ones, when it's on TV. I still watch it, only for the dinosaurs dash
       
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Beedy 3 year s ago
For a moment I thought #25 was some obscure reference to Dirk Gently.
       
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Feli 3 year s ago
#5 is partially incorrect: Joe Mazzello, who played Timmy, explained it in a video (Jurassic Park: Live Q&A Watch-Along w/ Actor Joseph Mazzello on youtube): it was supposed to break, but not go down as far or with such force.
       
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Jurassic Park Became The Permenant Perception Of What Many Dinosaurs Looked Like

The Dilophosaurus's venom-spitting and neck-frill became so iconic that almost every other appearance of the animal in popular media, as well as most of the Dilophosaurus children's toys advertise at least one or both of these aspects. Some even leave out the dinosaur's striking double-crests. In reality, however, the spitting ability was made up by Michael Crichton, while adding the frill was Spielberg's idea. Real Dilophosaurus possessed neither of these traits, with the twin crests and its thin jaws (the latter of which isn't very evident in the movie's design) being its real discerning features.

 

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