Uncivilized Elk | Jurassic World's Dinosaurs Are Terrible @uncivilizedelk | Uploaded June 2018 | Updated October 2024, 38 minutes ago.
This video is both a critique of Jurassic World from a conceptual perspective as well as an examination of what the movie gets wrong about extinct animals.
Scientifically accurate representations of dinosaurs and other extinct animals on the big screen would be awesome simply due to the rarity of paleontological accuracy in pop culture, but more importantly, I think rooting the Jurassic film franchise in scientific knowledge would create a more unique, interesting, and enjoyable movie experience. While this might seem counter-intuitive, grounding the appearance and behavior of extinct animals in reality can actually circumvent lazy writing and common tropes, while also making the on-screen animals far more interesting and creative.
Basically, my thesis is that the abundance of scientific inaccuracy in movies featuring animals (both extinct and extant) often creates stupidity and stifles creativity.
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Music:
"Exit the Premises" - Kevin MacLeod
“Money Shot” - No More Heroes 2 Desperate Struggle OST
"Hyperfun" - Kevin MacLeod
"Royal Banana" - Kevin MacLeod
"Zazie" - Kevin MacLeod
"Monster Promenade" - Kevin MacLeod
“The Upside” - No More Heroes 2 Desperate Struggle OST
“Stoned” - Killer7 OST
“Blaster Nation” - No More Heroes OST
“Hustlin’ ‘n’ Tuslin’ [batucafro mix]” - No More Heroes OST
“Disaster for Sale” - No More Heroes OST
“Knife Fight” - Night in the Woods OST
Jurassic Park Theme / Melodica Cover
“Money" - Adventure Time
Monster Hunter World Anjanath gameplay footage from Strawfoot.
Jurassic World 3D logo from KVK Studios.
This video is both a critique of Jurassic World from a conceptual perspective as well as an examination of what the movie gets wrong about extinct animals.
Scientifically accurate representations of dinosaurs and other extinct animals on the big screen would be awesome simply due to the rarity of paleontological accuracy in pop culture, but more importantly, I think rooting the Jurassic film franchise in scientific knowledge would create a more unique, interesting, and enjoyable movie experience. While this might seem counter-intuitive, grounding the appearance and behavior of extinct animals in reality can actually circumvent lazy writing and common tropes, while also making the on-screen animals far more interesting and creative.
Basically, my thesis is that the abundance of scientific inaccuracy in movies featuring animals (both extinct and extant) often creates stupidity and stifles creativity.
Support me on Patreon at:
patreon.com/uncivilizedelk
To catch my livestreams, follow me on Twitch at:
twitch.tv/uncivilizedelk
For channel news and updates, follow me on Twitter at:
twitter.com/UncivilizedElk
Music:
"Exit the Premises" - Kevin MacLeod
“Money Shot” - No More Heroes 2 Desperate Struggle OST
"Hyperfun" - Kevin MacLeod
"Royal Banana" - Kevin MacLeod
"Zazie" - Kevin MacLeod
"Monster Promenade" - Kevin MacLeod
“The Upside” - No More Heroes 2 Desperate Struggle OST
“Stoned” - Killer7 OST
“Blaster Nation” - No More Heroes OST
“Hustlin’ ‘n’ Tuslin’ [batucafro mix]” - No More Heroes OST
“Disaster for Sale” - No More Heroes OST
“Knife Fight” - Night in the Woods OST
Jurassic Park Theme / Melodica Cover
“Money" - Adventure Time
Monster Hunter World Anjanath gameplay footage from Strawfoot.
Jurassic World 3D logo from KVK Studios.
