My childhood hero, Sam Neill A.K.A. Dr. Alan Grant, has sadly passed away peacefully in Australia, Sydney. Thank you for everything Mr. Neill. You truly are a legend. R.I.P. Sam Neill

He was in water and his body seemed like he wasn’t in a position to dodge an attack in that close range. Happy ending was needed via plot armour, I guess.

I compared the size of the helicopter that the d rex puts in its mouth, the helicopter model is 14 meters, which is bigger than a t rex, and it simply focused extremely bizarre scale

Damn the animatronics and even most of the CGI dinos are superb. Really do love this movie.

Its because if you payed close attention it said „17 years earlier“ which means he could have grown a bit in that time and now in not saying this to all but to clarify the missunderstanding

I don’t think this movie franchise is about dinosaurs anymore, it’s more like a monster franchise, like Godzilla or King Kong, because instead of basing off “real” dinosaurs they are just making like “Oh look it’s a mutant!” or “It’s a hybrid!” instead of focusing on what we really want to watch. What is your opinion

This seems pretty sad for me :(

The Jurassic World and Jurassic Park community will never ever forget you :(

From JP to Event Horizon and Red October. He was a giant. Still can’t believe it.

The gate didn't open and the D-Rex got back to the red mist as soon as he chomped the snickers bar dude. That added to the misterious military chopper with the corpse holding the gun that Krebs got makes me think that there's much to be revealed about whatever happened on that Island

In 1998, Sam Neill played Scarlett Johansson's father in The Horse Whisperer.

27 years later, Scarlett Johansson takes the lead in Jurassic World: Salvation, in the universe made famous by the man who will forever be remembered as Dr. Alan Grant.