wtf the end
How could that government guy at the end not notice a huge friggin t rex when he was facing it
shareIt wasn't a T Rex. Velociraptor, maybe, and the cleaner didn't see it coming up behind him from the direction of his car because he was intent on checking out the camera retrieved from the girl he just shot.
sharelol dude it was a t rex because you could see the signature stubby little arms that t rex's have and even if he was looking at the camera something that big you would notice out of the corner of your eye and hear its footsteps
shareYep because all the meat eating dinosaurs would just stomp around making as much noise as possible when trying to find their next meal. /sarcasm off >.<
shareIt was way too small to be a t-rex though....
Likely a raptor, and they do kind of look like mini-t-rex really.
Still stupid though, they were obviously supposed to be dead I thought...overdone but it would've been better than that.
iamthehollow wrote:
"It was way too small to be a t-rex though...."
Yeah, because T-rexes just magically spring to life full size. They don't hatch from eggs and then grow.
"Still stupid though, they were obviously supposed to be dead I hought...overdone but it would've been better than that."
Well you obviously thought wrong. Your first clue should have been the title of the movie. Area 407. Like Area 51. Secret government project.
Second clue. That it was taking so long for a rescue team to show up. Civilian S&R can't just invade a protected government base.
Third, the strange animal sounds.
Fourth, the waggling striped tail of the creature that was attacking them. Then the snout with teeth at the door. It fairly screamed DINOSAUR.
Fifth clue, The fact that the 'rescuers' with the amplified PA didn't drive over to them and split the moment they heard the animal noises. They obviously knew what it was and were scared.
Sixth, if all this weren't enough, the signs on the fence warning that it was a military installation and that deadly force would be used on trespassers.
The seventh is the warning leader at the front of the film. It was innocuous at the time, but it makes sense by the end of the film. It implies that someone got into the area and found the camera and turned the footage over to the FAA crash investigators.
Another thing, the T-rex at the end was clearly not the animal(s) that was chasing them in the dark. We see that animal's head is only window high when it attacks the last four in the SUV. So it's a younger T-rex or a smaller carnivorous therapod that had attacked them earlier. We know there were clearly more of them since we see eggs just before Charley disappears. The operative point being the military was breeding them, probably with an eye towards using them as weapons.
"they were obviously supposed to be dead I thought..."
haha, wow. That almost sounds like you think there could be a T-rex or two left.
I think it fairly obvious that the movie was depicting some sort of secret military dino cloning/breeding experiment, and these people just crashed into this military base, and had to be eliminated to protect the government secret, so either they let the dinosaurs hunt them or they just would kill them otherwise.
My problem was how terribly unrealistic this was considering how easy it was for the t-rex and the two girls to get out. That is no well contained military secret! And the dialogue was awful-- not engaging or witty. And when the two girls die at the end, even though in most films, that would be heartbreaking, it wasn't. The younger girl was annoying. Most of the characters were pretty annoying.
Made me wanna go enjoy a classic like Jurassic Park or Cloverfield.