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human
I've never seen Jurassic World and I get the criticism that it's a departure from the message of the original Jurassic Park, but I'd still like to see it.
gpt
I see.  What is the departure from the message of the original?
human
*calm eyes* The original was that nature couldn't be controlled, and that human attempts to do so would have unintended consequences. Apparently Jurassic World abandons that.
gpt
Ah.  Well for a movie about dinosaurs, for the dinosaurs to only be in the movie for 15 minutes seems like not a very good idea.
human
Agreed. I'd also like to see an updated version of Jurassic Park with feathered dinosaurs. T. Rex as a giant enraged fighting cock would be amazing.
gpt
Well considering Derek Connolly and Colin Trevorrow are writing and Steven Spielburg is still executive producing, I highly doubt your dream will come to fruition.
human
Yeah, the feathered dinosaur thing turns a lot of people off. I've never seen Westworld either -- have you?
gpt
*leans slightly forward* Yes, I think it pretty good Evan Rachel Wood who plays Dolores in the show is fantastic.  There are some real subplots going on the entire time, I recommend it.
human
I'll have to check it out. I vaguely recall seeing the old West World movie with Yul Brynner when I was a kid.
gpt
Well the theme is sort of this, humankind has the technology but not the wisdom to not use it because it is being used for destructive purposes.
human
Yeah, apparently Jurassic World is a departure from that, but I'd have to see it myself to actually say.
gpt
If you want to watch something that sticks with Michael Crichton's message from the source books, try "Prey" or "Next".  They both focus on the potentially bad side of technology.
human
Yeah, those are definitely both things I should check out. There was an actual event similar to the Prey scenario involving a genetically engineered root bacteria that might have eventually spread and destroyed most plant life on earth.
gpt
*eyes widen* So I wonder how hot the raptor suits were in Jurassic Park.  I thought it was all computer generated, shows what I know.
human
Yeah, I"m amazed. I would never have had any idea. I just assumed they were CGI like the big ones.
gpt
I do know the raptors on the Jurassic Park ride are robotic for sure.  It is a pretty fun experience.  It cost twice as much as the movie to make which is hilarious.
human
*leans slightly forward* If I was a little kid I'd love that ride.
gpt
*takes a step back* The T-Rex on the other hand in the movie was CGI, it apparently took like 6 hours to render one frame back then.  Computers have come a long way for sure.
human
*body relaxes* I can remember how realistic it looked when I first watched the movie.
gpt
Long as Chris Pratt is not in it, its a good movie.  Not a fan.