[ SECRET POST #2387 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2387 ⌋

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[Picture is the outline of a Tyrannosaurus Rex's skeleton, the logo of the book/movie franchise "Jurassic Park".]

Some time ago I picked Jurassic Park to read, so I could see once and for all if it was as good as I was told it was. Since I grew up watching the movie and loving it, I knew I had to be the most open minded about it so I wouldn't let myself become biased.

And now that I finished I can safely attest, in all honesty, it was the worst thing I've ever read and some points make me seriously question if Crichton knew anything at all about dinosaurs. I mean, even admitting the time it was written, there's just no excuse for things like that Tyrannosaurus introduction.

Secret because: Apparently I'm not allowed to like the movie better.