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The first Jurassic Park film is full of moments that depict the grand majesty and incredible beauty of ancient creatures brought back to life after millions of years of extinction
and although the film has a darker side to this incredible window into the prehistoric past, it still remains mostly light-hearted and uplifting, given its main character arc is
the focus of a child hating man learning to appreciate a life lesser than his own. Alan Grant serves as the main protagonist for the first movie and his personality is directly
reflected in the overrall presentation of the story, as well as the lense in which we view the dinosaurs and respectful characters. Its sequel, The Lost World however is far
different. Making Ian Malcolm the primary protagonist of the second movie gives the film a deeply cynical world view, as well as one that is often sarcastic and remarkably darker
than that of its predecessor.
The Lost World Jurassic Park is the primary source of this video's information and its not necessarily a The Lost World Movie Review or what should be called The Lost World Jurassic Park Review but more or less an analysis on Subtext in Films and specifically one about the Jurassic Park Butterfly Effect and no there is no Indoraptor in this video. Now The Lost World Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park Chaos Theory go kind of hand in hand (even when some misspell it as Jurassic Park Chaos Thoery ) and despite many Jurassic Park Theories being odd and more or less head canon, this one is actually a fact. With this being a The Lost World Reveal that I didn't catch until my 20's I can honestly say that the Thrasher Tyrannosaurus leaves the Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom Tyrannosaurus as having a lot to live up to and my Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom Analysis and Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom Teaser Break Down will come as soon as the Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom New Dinosaurs are revealed and this fragmented description is completed. :)