5/26/2023 0 Comments Jurassic park by michael crichton![]() ![]() ![]() In the movie, Grant, Tim, and Lex are saved - mainly through luck - when a T-rex attacks (and distracts) the velociraptors, allowing the group to escape the visitor center and rendezvous with Hammond and Malcolm. Spielberg's take on Jurassic Park is thematically distinct from Crichton's novel, which is best exemplified by the vastly different endings. Related: Jurassic Park: Why The Lawyer Doesn't Make Sense (But Does In The Book) Similarly, Hammond helps everyone escape at the end of the movie, but the book version of the character is eaten by his own dinosaur creations. Because their roles are reversed, the characters have different fates in the two versions: the lawyer helps everyone escape Isla Nublar at the end of the novel, whereas his film counterpart suffers a humiliating death early in the movie (expertly played for laughs). For example, the "everyman" hero of Crichton's novel is actually the lawyer Donald Gennaro - the villain in Spielberg's Jurassic Parkadaptation - while the novel's villain John Hammond takes on much more affable traits in the movie. The 1993 film changed the book in various ways, altering the sequence of events and the personality of its characters. ![]()
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