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tags: Off-Road Velociraptor Safari, online game
Do you want to take a fun little break while you write your book report, your dissertation or even that big NSF or NIH grant? Well, now you can, by playing Off-Road Velociraptor Safari. In this online game, you are a raptor, and you drive around in a…
It was bound to happen sooner or later; books were starting to overflow onto the floor and living room table, so a great bookcase reorganization needed to be undertaken. This is a snapshot during the carnage, my little cat Charlotte coming to help ("help" meaning crawl all over the books and push…
There must be some unwritten rule that if you're going to face off against a prehistoric predator, you'd better make sure there's some heavy machinery nearby to even the odds [from an episode of Primeval];
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There are only 77 days left in the Bush administration. Hallelujah. Finally an end to the carnage, right? Not so fast! Unless you think it's not doing any damage to: remove animals from the endangered species list without adequate public participation, putting power plants near national parks,…
Wow, that brings back memories! The title didn't ring a bell, but that scene does. If I recall correctly, they were on a mission into their school to turn off a science project that ripped holes in the space-time continuum, or something like that.
In that clip, I love how the T-rex picks up one of the teens with one of its massively powerful front arms, as opposed to, oh I don't know, like in its jaws or something.
HEY!
I actually liked that movie when it came out. I was a whole of something like 12 at the time, but I still loved it. Dennis Hopper as the 1960s straggler was hilarious: more so now than then.
The rest of it was cheesy, but fun.
I might have to see if I can hunt it down for my wife to watch. :D
I remember thinking the effects in this scene were AMAZING. And now... they're not half-bad, actually! For the era and the budget? Kudos, FX team!