I was too 'young teenage girl-ish' to want to see it when it first came outAnd I've just not been bothered to watch it since.
A bit rubbish that Crichton did that. Everyone knows that books don't follow films and vice versa. (Except for very odd occasions)
(A bit rubbish that Crichton did that. Everyone knows that books don't follow films and vice versa. (Except for very odd occasions)
Joliet,
Mon 2 Aug 2010, 9:28,
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I can sort of see why he did it after they cast Goldblum as the lead in part twobut at the same time it makes for a very unsatisfying read with all the hand-waving "he was very ill but got better" stuff
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emvee cruor deo cruoris,
Mon 2 Aug 2010, 9:35,
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