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Exploring Scientific Questions in the New Jurassic World Film

A new Jurassic World film has been announced with a 2025 release on the cards. In this article I detail what the new Jurassic film needs to focus on to build upon what has come before.

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Impact of Jurassic Park: Celebrating 30 Years of Cinema Legacy

In this article I share the impact Jurassic Park has had on its 30th anniversary.

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Flaws and Improvements in Jurassic World: Dominion – Theatrical Cut vs Extended Edition

In this article I give my delayed written review of Jurassic World: Dominion, where I cover both the theatrical release and the extended edition versions of the film.

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