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‘Escape From Jurassic Park’: Scrapped Animated Series Sizzle Reel Lands Online 33 Years Later

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Back in the summer of 1993, you couldn’t look anywhere without being reminded of Jurassic Park. We’re not complaining, as the Steven Spielberg adaptation of the Michael Crichton novel is a verified masterpiece, as the filmmaker managed to take what could have been B-movie schlock and turned it into a gripping and ahead-of-its-time spectacle. From […] The post ‘Escape From Jurassic Park’: Scrapped Animated Series Sizzle Reel Lands Online 33 Years Later appeared first on Bloody Disgusting! .

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