How to pronounce “jurassic park” in English

When "Jurassic Park" came out, just after it came out, I had incredible numbers of people

Not Jurassic Park, but a Pleistocene park in northern Siberia.

like Jurassic Park.

Like a line in Jurassic Park “Life will find a way”, I believe “Technology will find a way”.

It's called "Jurassic Park."

I feel like Jurassic Park sometimes.

actually express in "Jurassic Park."

unlike the Jurassic Park story which is you know at some point in the not too distant future it'll be possible for

And there's a reason why the book, the film, is Jurassic Park, or the new ones that I work on are Jurassic World.

those do come from the first Jurassic Park film.

This is why we have Jurassic Park and all of its sequels.

We told them we were watching "Jurassic Park," "I'm the dad and you're the mom," she said.

I still have never seen "Jurassic Park."

He was science advisor to all the "Jurassic Park" movies.

You've worked on "Braveheart," "Jurassic Park"-- the list goes on and on.

Someone told me recently that the first "Jurassic Park" had about 950 shots, and I'm sure the last one would

He is a consultant on the Jurassic Park franchise, and was a consultant on this latest one, "Jurassic World."

I always liked your song "Jurassic Park."

It's the same as probably the actors who were in Jurassic Park knowing

So I guess as a consultant on the "Jurassic Park" films, you have a lot of insight into how the movie world portrays dinosaurs.

And I come out from the wings and I do "Jurassic Park."

But to run through some of these, in the first Jurassic Park, we see the T-Rex chasing down the jeep that

ostrich-like ones, Gallimimus from the first Jurassic Park.

I learned what scientists did from watching movies like "Twister" or "Contact" or "Jurassic Park."

So growing up, I watched "Jurassic Park" and had lots of nightmares.

Well, you did some consulting with Spielberg on "Jurassic Park" with the first T-Rex animatronic, right?

I mean, when I was working on "Jurassic Park" one,

Which is actually the most plausible thing that we've made in "Jurassic Park" so far.

And that's why you can make all kinds of stuff for "Jurassic Park."

and "Jurassic Park" that.

Rhinos are mammals, please stop putting Jurassic Park references in here.

So for people that have seen Jurassic Park it's sort of a really interesting idea, sort of this was Michael Crichton's

They've got people that work on it the size of major films like Jurassic Park, big money.

I was so into those Spielberg films of the '80s and '90s, like "Jurassic Park," "ET," "Close Encounters of the Third Kind,"

I had this idea it was like a mashup of Infocom's Wishbringer and Colossal Cave Adventure and Jurassic Park.

I mean, in 1993, when "Jurassic Park" came out-- before "Jurassic Park" one came out, I had three graduate students.

And there was the sticker on it reminding people no, this is not in fact the "Jurassic Park" soundtrack for-- "WEIRD AL" YANKOVIC: Right.

That's Jurassic Park.

It's like the first time they saw the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park.

So there's a thing that you criticized as not being true that I, I guess in Jurassic Park, not moving.

Yeah, the other way you end up with that is like the classic Jurassic Park thing, like, was it the

If anyone's been to the island of Kauai, it has an astounding coastline that, I guess you could say, was sort of made famous in the movie "Jurassic Park"

And then the bigger lizards that chase those lizards run on two legs, kind of like a miniature Jurassic Park happening all across the California desert, which

Well, so the premise behind all of this was Jurassic Park was trying to bring dinosaurs back,

But you do sort of mention in your book, it's not going to be Jurassic Park, as much as some

I didn't care who the characters were, I just wanted to go to Jurassic Park or whatever.

And I think that the CRISPR technology offers scientists a tool now where, at least in principle, maybe not to the level that it was in the film Jurassic Park, but in principle could