A trailer for Jurassic World Dominion, the final movie of this 'Jurassic World' trilogy, the second film trilogy of the franchise, has dropped.
I don't know about this movie. I am sensing Fast and the Furious levels of stupid in the plot. Just like the last one was. What happened did all the Worlds Military Forces decide to retire or something. Because there is no way in hell the events in the Trailer should be happening.
A trailer for Jurassic World Dominion, the final movie of this 'Jurassic World' trilogy, the second film trilogy of the franchise, has dropped.
No, guns just aren't good enough to win against dinosaurs. Look at how Grant couldn't even kill one Raptor in the first movie, or those mercenaries were instantly gibbed without landing a single hit in Jurassic Park III. Ditto for every other gun from Muldoon to all those pitchfork-looking tazer-rifles.I don't know about this movie. I am sensing Fast and the Furious levels of stupid in the plot. Just like the last one was. What happened did all the Worlds Military Forces decide to retire or something. Because there is no way in hell the events in the Trailer should be happening.
In none of those movies did the humans actual shoot a Dinosaur save for the one Australian Hunter in Jurassic Park 2 and He only tranc darted it. We have never seen proper Military engage any of the Dinos' Not wannabe Merc idiots or Civilians with the same marksmanship as an Imperial Stormtrooper. And that Moasasur should have been Orca chow by now. Orcas in a 30 member Pod would murder that thing. And the Pterasaurs should be dying to Eagles, SuperHornets, Falcons, Raptors and Warthogs. I loved the first movie. The rest have been steaming piles of Dino shit.No, guns just aren't good enough to win against dinosaurs. Look at how Grant couldn't even kill one Raptor in the first movie, or those mercenaries were instantly gibbed without landing a single hit in Jurassic Park III. Ditto for every other gun from Muldoon to all those pitchfork-looking tazer-rifles.
The entire series makes much more sense if you presume it takes place in a parallel universe where firearms happen to have about 1/8th the accuracy, reliability, and firepower of our universe. Breeding up dinosaurs for the military, and mankind being generally helpless even when armed against something that isn't, all things considered, actually as dangerous as a bear, actually makes sense then.
The thing is, the humans tried. Their weapons just sucked too hard. Look at the damage to the window after Grant fires a twelve-gauge through it four times (going off the reports we hear on the phone with Hammond). Iit has... like, four holes that appear to be smaller than a .22 would do in our world. It also jams after four shots. This is the best a "Spared no expense" combat shotgun can do in JP and based on the holes, it must have been firing slugs or there would be more than three holes, so 12 gauge slugs in JP just plain have trouble punching through glass, much less raptors. A JP 12 gauge slug has less firepower than a .22 squirrel rifle in our world and is less reliable than a wheel-lock.In none of those movies did the humans actual shoot a Dinosaur save for the one Australian Hunter in Jurassic Park 2 and He only tranc darted it. We have never seen proper Military engage any of the Dinos' Not wannabe Merc idiots or Civilians with the same marksmanship as an Imperial Stormtrooper. And that Moasasur should have been Orca chow by now. Orcas in a 30 member Pod would murder that thing. And the Pterasaurs should be dying to Eagles, SuperHornets, Falcons, Raptors and Warthogs. I loved the first movie. The rest have been steaming piles of Dino shit.
So your argument is that if the user is less skilled, a 12 gauge shotgun slug round will only put a BB-sized hole through glass at a range of less than ten feet?Or, maybe aging paleontologist Alan Grant somehow isn't an omni-skilled action hero and lacks skill with a shotgun?
Hmm, reasonable enough, yes I'd agree that Grant's inexperience is what kept him from clearing the jam, but the fact that it jammed at all after just 4 shots is the point of the exercise; that the guns do so little damage and jam so easily (and not just Grant though he's the most obvious, the mercenaries in JPIII couldn't manage to get their guns to work either) is what justifies my crack theory that dinosaurs are a threat to the military because all their guns are constantly jamming and their SPAS-12 has the firepower of our .22 varmint gun.No, I meant the part about the shotgun jamming. That's actually a realistic outcome and the movie went out of its way to show a halfway ejected shell stuck in the ejection port when Grant drops the shotgun. Because the SPAS-12 is a hybrid semiautomatic /pump action shotgun, clearing such a jam is actually a bit tricky and requires knowledge of that specific shotgun's quirks.
The small holes I would consider an effects limitation.
Even if they were "bullet proof" wouldn't blunt force trauma from being whacked with metal projectiles flying at hypersonic speeds just kill these things?
Even if they were "bullet proof" wouldn't blunt force trauma from being whacked with metal projectiles flying at hypersonic speeds just kill these things?
Yeah, that's why I'm running on the theory that the dinosaurs aren't bulletproof, in JP bullets are just garbage.Even if they were "bullet proof" wouldn't blunt force trauma from being whacked with metal projectiles flying at hypersonic speeds just kill these things?
Dude at the SLED gun range I have seen people miss a target at shorter ranges than that. Trust me you can indeed miss with even a shotgun if you are a lousy shot to begin with. And Semi Auto Shotguns have issues with some brands of ammo.So your argument is that if the user is less skilled, a 12 gauge shotgun slug round will only put a BB-sized hole through glass at a range of less than ten feet?
Do you see a single word about missing in the quote you made? We get enough completely-irrelevant-to-the-discussion-anecdotes from Bintinath. Nobody said anything about Grant missing, the problem is that Grant hit, and the slugs only did this:Dude at the SLED gun range I have seen people miss a target at shorter ranges than that. Trust me you can indeed miss with even a shotgun if you are a lousy shot to begin with. And Semi Auto Shotguns have issues with some brands of ammo.
Do you see a single word about missing in the quote you made? We get enough completely-irrelevant-to-the-discussion-anecdotes from Bintinath. Nobody said anything about Grant missing, the problem is that Grant hit, and the slugs only did this: