What happens when...

[M.R. Smith]

You stick velociraptors in the same cage as an indominus rex or indoraptor?

[Cryosis]

Indoraptor will kill them with a unique kill animation. Indominus has been reported to kill them, never tested it myself.

[Zoie Shales]

Indominus doesnt attack the Velociraptors unless they are tranquilized, Indoraptor kills everything even Spinosaurus.

[TNX.]

Originally posted by Cryosis:

Indoraptor will kill them with a unique kill animation. Indominus has been reported to kill them, never tested it myself.

Indominus doesn't kill Raptors

[M.R. Smith]

Originally posted by Cryosis:

Indoraptor will kill them with a unique kill animation. Indominus has been reported to kill them, never tested it myself.

I wonder why it gets a unique animation when killing raptors, maybe it has something to do with what happens in Fallen Kingdom.

[TNX.]

Originally posted by M.R. Smith:

Originally posted by Cryosis:

Indoraptor will kill them with a unique kill animation. Indominus has been reported to kill them, never tested it myself.

I wonder why it gets a unique animation when killing raptors, maybe it has something to do with what happens in Fallen Kingdom.

I don't want to spoil it but to answer your question, no.

[Cryosis]

Originally posted by TNX.:

Originally posted by M.R. Smith:

I wonder why it gets a unique animation when killing raptors, maybe it has something to do with what happens in Fallen Kingdom.

I don't want to spoil it but to answer your question, no.

Implying they would dare be a good movie and kill off Blue or Roberta, the JP movies sort of devolved into a "good vs bad" thing so of course the Indoraptor died the same way everyone predicted, just like the Indominus died the same way everyone predicted.

[TNX.]

Originally posted by Cryosis:

Originally posted by TNX.:

I don't want to spoil it but to answer your question, no.

Implying they would dare be a good movie and kill off Blue or Roberta, the JP movies sort of devolved into a "good vs bad" thing so of course the Indoraptor died the same way everyone predicted, just like the Indominus died the same way everyone predicted.

Exactly. The original Jurassic Parks were nothing like The Fallen Kingdom, though not to the point of selling the dinos. The should have kept it as an outbreak thing, went to the island, rescued them, something goes wrong, and they terrorize the city just like Lost World

[Cryosis]

Originally posted by TNX.:

Originally posted by Cryosis:

Implying they would dare be a good movie and kill off Blue or Roberta, the JP movies sort of devolved into a "good vs bad" thing so of course the Indoraptor died the same way everyone predicted, just like the Indominus died the same way everyone predicted.

Exactly. The original Jurassic Parks were nothing like The Fallen Kingdom, though not to the point of selling the dinos. The should have kept it as an outbreak thing, went to the island, rescued them, something goes wrong, and they terrorize the city just like Lost Park

I don't really mind the selling thing or bad guy human (tho Mills was a bit of an extreme villain compared to say Ludlow from TLW) what really loses me is the whole "hero" & "villain" Dinosaurs. While the JW movies are not as good as the originals (I blame modern cinema for that), I do admire them in certain ways for tackling of some of the original themes from Crichton's books.

[M.R. Smith]

Thank you for marking that as a spoiler. Haven't seen the movie yet and want to figure stuff out for myself, so thanks.

[Cryosis]

Originally posted by M.R. Smith:

Thank you for marking that as a spoiler. Haven't seen the movie yet and want to figure stuff out for myself, so thanks.

no problem

[Bronzewing]

I think the problem was the original Jurassic park was about how nature is far too complex to control. The dinosaurs were leathal because that was a theme park, it wasn't a military base with heavy weapons, and there were very few people there because of the storm.


Since then they've tried to make the dinosaurs more badass by having them take on paramilitary forces and kill them, and ever since Lost World they've had to cover the star dinos with enough plot armour to cover a battleship to achive this.
Now we have to have enforced stupidity of the humans to let the dinosaurs loose, rather than unpredictable events. It's not lack of control any more, it's lack of sanity. Dinosaurs would make awful weapons, JP velociraptors were leathal in confined spaces and jungles, but unless you can give them guns they would be cut down on a battlefield in minutes. because they don't want to admit this now star dinosaurs in jurassic movies have all been given matrix agent powers to dodge massed fully automatic gunfire and can only be hurt in climatic set pieces.

[Ash]

Originally posted by M.R. Smith:

Originally posted by Cryosis:

Indoraptor will kill them with a unique kill animation. Indominus has been reported to kill them, never tested it myself.

I wonder why it gets a unique animation when killing raptors, maybe it has something to do with what happens in Fallen Kingdom.

It is from when Indoraptor fights Blue