Oddly enough, as Brian Switek comments in this wonderful article, yes, Jurassic Park's bad dinosaur science still matters.

Yes, Jurassic Park's Bad Dinosaur Science Still Matters

As noted in my blog yesterday, I went and saw the (relatively) new Jurassic World film on Father's Day. Here are a few thoughts about the movie, and for those who want to avoid them, several spoilers (so be warned).

First off, I want to say that I went and saw Jurassic World in 2-D, not 3-D, since I tend to get headaches when I watch films in the ( Read more... )

More information from yesterday about the state of the Jurassic Park IV movie...

Is Jurassic Park IV Going Temporarily Extinct?

It looks like Jurassic Park IV is on hold, again. Maybe?

Jurassic Park IV on Hold Due to Script Issues, Production Crew Canned

Awww, how cute... Dr. Tom Holtz rhapsodizes about his fondness for Jurassic Park (and the need for feathers in Jurassic Park 4).

Revisiting My Teenage Crush on Jurassic Park

The most inaccurate part of Jurassic Park? No, it's not the cloning, nor the movement-based T. rex vision...

The Most Ridiculous Scene in Jurasic Park

Jurassic Park's T. rex was wonderful. But in the past 20 years, T. rex has become even more awesome.

Did the real T. rex Resemble the One in Jurassic Park?

In honour of Jurassic Park's anniversary, this article crushes your dreams of ever having a pet velocirator, or any more friendly pet dinosaur come to that.

Will We Ever Be Able to Clone Dinosaurs?

Brian Switek gives his views on why he loves and hates the fossil-based franchise.

Back to Jurassic Park: A Paleontological View

Over on The Mary Sue website, there's a wonderful Jurassic Park "Clever girl" parody. Check it out.

Jurassic Park "Clever girl" Parody