The Jurassic World movies seemed to be building towards a world overrun with dinosaurs, but that never happened. Here's why.

I f there’s one franchise that exemplifies the modern blockbuster, it’s Jurassic Park/World. At its best, it’s not only ...

"Named for the innovative founder of Jurassic Park, this Hammond Collection celebrates the thrills and adventure of the entire Jurassic World franchise and sets a new quality standard for dinosaur ...

But only one is the true unsung hero of this mega-franchise: Tyrannosaurus ... “Jurassic Park” films focused on T. rexes but it wasn’t quite the same. The 1997 sequel “The Lost World ...

What a shame, said no one. Peter Stormare as Dieter Stark in THE LOST WORLD: JURASSIC PARK (1997) Wouldn’t you know it? John Williams came back too, and he didn’t rely on his iconic themes ...

Naturally, the T-Rex doesn’t stay sedated for long. Remember the point earlier about the dangers of humans providing medical attention to dinosaurs? The Lost World: Jurassic Park really ...

It doesn’t make a shred of sense, but now that there’s a T-Rex about to go all Godzilla on California, we don’t quite care. That in and of itself summarizes The Lost World: Jurassic Park.

Spielberg and gang returned however, and while the results were not as wholly successful as JURASSIC PARK, the film did colossal ... Since we've seen T-Rex attacks and raptor mauling, the stakes ...

Flash forward two years later to 1997: Spielberg releases The Lost World: Jurassic Park, an incredibly loose adaptation of Crichton’s book. Jeff Goldblum returns to play Malcolm, albeit with ...