Jurassic Park 3D Poster Released

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Looks like a poster for some animated kids movie.

The best way to improve Jurassic Park is to just leave it the f**k alone.

Well if they are simply converting it into 3D, I don't see that being a big deal. I'd love to see it in 3D.

Though if they are changing up the plot and messing with the original, then yeah I'd say leave it be.

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Well if they are simply converting it into 3D, I don't see that being a big deal. I'd love to see it in 3D.

Though if they are changing up the plot and messing with the original, then yeah I'd say leave it be.

I would say just converting it

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Wish they'd give them actual titles, and not just "3D".

getting old.

Well it's still the same Movie as before, so instead of "Jurassic Park" ... you want them to change the name to "Fun in dino land!"?

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I don't know why they insist on doing this to old films.. Jurassic Park stands up as a modern classic, and would still pack cinemas today if it were simply remastered and re-released without going through this pointless 3D-fication.

So frustrating that Spielberg has put his name to this. Still - can't be any worse than The Phantom Menace in 3D which I had the misfortune to go and see.. I'm not sure what possessed me. It was over a year ago and I'm still angry about it.

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