Jurassic Park and Papo

[Silvanusaurus]

The most difficult Papo dinosaur to locate?
An accurate one.
Amirite?   
 

[Flaffy]

The most difficult Papo dinosaur to locate?
An accurate one.
Amirite?   
 

OOoooooohhhhh!!!
Shots fired!

[Loon]

The most difficult Papo dinosaur to locate?
An accurate one.
Amirite?   
 

"Hey, their figures are extremely accurate" - Someone from the 1970s

[CityRaptor]

More like someone from the 90s.

[stargatedalek]

The most difficult Papo dinosaur to locate?
An accurate one.
Amirite?   
 

If you want accurate dinosaurs, Papo had made one of note.

[BlueKrono]

I believe Ebay must have seen crazier days.

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Quick question: is there any way to delete an accidental post?

[Loon]

More like someone from the 90s.

Some of the material that inspired the look of Jurassic Park (and all of its subsequent rip offs) had been around since the late 60s, at least, in the case of the "Velociraptors." But, I get your point; most everything after JP was very much similar to it, even Mario...

I'm sorry.

[Patrx]

I believe Ebay must have seen crazier days.

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Some of the material that inspired the look of Jurassic Park (and all of its subsequent rip offs) had been around since the late 60s, at least, in the case of the "Velociraptors." But, I get your point; most everything after JP was very much similar to it, even Mario...
[SNIP]
I'm sorry.

Hey now, Yoshi was the best thing about that atrocious movie

[CityRaptor]

Well, my statement was meant to be that the public still sees Dinosaurs like they were seen in the 90s, thanks to JP. Before that they saw Dinosaurs like they have been seen in the 30s. So yes, it was JP that brought the Dinosaur Renaiscance into the public.

[Loon]

Well, my statement was meant to be that the public still sees Dinosaurs like they were seen in the 90s, thanks to JP. Before that they saw Dinosaurs like they have been seen in the 30s. So yes, it was JP that brought the Dinosaur Renaiscance into the public.

It was my fault, really, I was thinking less public-wise and more paleontology-wise.

[Loon]

Some of the material that inspired the look of Jurassic Park (and all of its subsequent rip offs) had been around since the late 60s, at least, in the case of the "Velociraptors." But, I get your point; most everything after JP was very much similar to it, even Mario...
[SNIP]
I'm sorry.

Hey now, Yoshi was the best thing about that atrocious movie

That movie's understanding of evolution is the best thing about it.

Ken Ham would be proud.

[Saurox]

The most difficult Papo dinosaur to locate?
An accurate one.
Amirite?   
 

There's always one  Cheeky

[BlueKrono]

Hey, I've got that guy.

Just in green. ::takes out fluorescent orange paint::

Come get it!:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Jurassic-Park-Chaos-Effect-Night-Hunter-Pachycephalosaurus-Pachy-Custom-Figure-/282305233405?hash=item41bab401fd:g:ym8AAOSwaB5Xm8dL

[Saurox]

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[Stegotyranno420]

Well, my statement was meant to be that the public still sees Dinosaurs like they were seen in the 90s, thanks to JP. Before that they saw Dinosaurs like they have been seen in the 30s. So yes, it was JP that brought the Dinosaur Renaiscance into the public.

I wonder what movie will be the next "Jurassic Park ". I don't mean like sequel, I mean like the movie that will change the public's view and opinion on dinosaurs to more scientifically accurate versions...then get outdated but people still believe in it. And the cycle repeats.

[stargatedalek]

Well, my statement was meant to be that the public still sees Dinosaurs like they were seen in the 90s, thanks to JP. Before that they saw Dinosaurs like they have been seen in the 30s. So yes, it was JP that brought the Dinosaur Renaiscance into the public.

I wonder what movie will be the next "Jurassic Park ". I don't mean like sequel, I mean like the movie that will change the public's view and opinion on dinosaurs to more scientifically accurate versions...then get outdated but people still believe in it. And the cycle repeats.

Based on the reactions of the general public to movies even secondarily featuring accurate dinosaurs, I think more of the general public are generally aware that "Jurassic Park is wrong" (even if they don't understand in what ways) than we often give credit, it's just that they have an active disdain for accurate dinosaurs.

[PumperKrickel]

Based on the reactions of the general public to movies even secondarily featuring accurate dinosaurs...

Examples?

[Stegotyranno420]

Based on the reactions of the general public to movies even secondarily featuring accurate dinosaurs...

Examples?

One of the many Dinosaur Island movies , Walking with dinosaurs movie, March of the dinosaurs, but none are popular or recognized enough as JP/JW

[Wallnut]

The dinosaur movie's camed before original JP are mainly trash in accuracy ways.İf someone makes a dinosaur film that feature accurate dino toys with the correct time it would be more accurate then JP.

[Stegotyranno420]

The dinosaur movie's camed before original JP are mainly trash in accuracy ways.İf someone makes a dinosaur film that feature accurate dino toys with the correct time it would be more accurate then JP.

I meant this one from 2014 there's a lot of unrelated movies of this name