Jurassic Park is a 1993 American science fiction adventure film directed by Steven Spielberg and based on the novel of the same name by Michael Crichton. The film centers on the fictional Isla Nublar (Spanish for "Cloudy Island"), in Costa Rica, where billionaire philanthropist John Hammond (Richard Attenborough) and a team of genetic scientists from his company have created an amusement park of cloned dinosaurs. Spielberg acquired the motion...
Sitting outside the T-Rex area, waiting, Malcolm looks into the cam and quest...
Hammond leads the scientists into the main building of the park.
Gennaro and the kids look up and see the Rex swallowing the goat. Gennaro exi...
Looking at the radar image on the monitor, Grant puts forth one of his theori...
While Hammond is enticing Ellie and Grant to go to the island, Nedry is takin...
Malcolm once again questions the developments at the park. Gennaro tries to s...
Nedry comes up with an excuse to exit the control room after executing an una...
A moment after Grant learns of Hammond's identity, Ellie enters the trailer. ...
On the island, Hammond, Gennaro and company travel in jeeps with the Jurassic...
Sitting outside the T-Rex area, waiting, Malcolm looks into the cam and quest...
While the Dilophosaurus are eating Nedry alive, Grant is looking after Lex an...
In the control room, Muldoon watches one of the monitors with deep concern.
Gennaro and the kids look up and see the Rex swallowing the goat. Gennaro exi...
While Grant sits in a tall tree with the kids snuggled close, Hammond and Ell...
Looking at the radar image on the monitor, Grant puts forth one of his theori...
Ellie, Grant and the kids run to the jeep outside the main building after esc...
A moment after Grant learns of Hammond's identity, Ellie enters the trailer. ...
On the island, Hammond, Gennaro and company travel in jeeps with the Jurassic...
Ray, in the control room, complains to Hammond about the computers, who in tu...
Malcolm, who's badly injured, sits in the back of the jeep while Ellie and Mu...
Malcolm once again questions the developments at the park. Gennaro, counting ...
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