Jurassic World (2015)

[Hardback247]

Why do people care so much about a minor inconsequential detail like someone running on high heels?

[steve_dave]

Originally Posted by Hardback247

Why do people care so much about a minor inconsequential detail like someone running on high heels?

Because we all have to nitpick something. It's the evil world we live in now. We can't just check out for two hours and have fun.

[Janjira54]

Originally Posted by Hardback247

Why do people care so much about a minor inconsequential detail like someone running on high heels?

Because you can't do that in real life! (Even though films are supposed to be exaggerated realities in most cases)

It's just nitpicking

[Underworld54]

I hear that the style of shoes Bryce ran in are very stable and super comfortable to the point where you could run in them.

[imsounoriginal]

All female park employees where reinforced heels so that they can run for their lives in the event of an asset breaking containment.

[moviecriticsonline]

Too bad there's no commentary. Would've been great to hear Trevorrow talk about the making of the film.

[MifuneFan]

Figuring out how she runs in heels really breaks the realisim of a movie filled with genetically created dinosaurs, a group of raptors who are taught to follow commands, and a hybrid dinosaur that has ****ing camouflage capabilities. But, those heels tho, that's a hard pill to swallow.

[Underworld54]

Originally Posted by MifuneFan

Figuring out how she runs in heels really breaks the realisim of a movie filled with genetically created dinosaurs, a group of raptors who are taught to follow commands, and a hybrid dinosaur that has ****ing camouflage capabilities. But, those heels tho, that's a hard pill to swallow.

Haha, the heels part is the most plausible yet is the one most are stuck on.

[taei]

I just think it's hilarious that BDH is wearing flats during the t-Rex chase scene. You can see it in the ign video.

Running in high heels doesn't ruin the movie for me.

[Hardback247]

Maybe the T. Rex is actually slow, and that's why Claire could outrun her. She is the same T. Rex from Jurassic Park, and since it's been 22 years, she must be getting on in age.

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by MifuneFan

Figuring out how she runs in heels really breaks the realisim of a movie filled with genetically created dinosaurs, a group of raptors who are taught to follow commands, and a hybrid dinosaur that has ****ing camouflage capabilities. But, those heels tho, that's a hard pill to swallow.

You beat me to it!

[Luke B.]

She runs on heels 'cause she's bad-ass

[Kaiju]

Any idea what the "Limited Edition Packaging" from Amazon is?

[disneywildcat]

Originally Posted by Kaiju

Any idea what the "Limited Edition Packaging" from Amazon is?

Likely the same collectible round tin editions listed on Walmart.com, though that has not been confirmed officially. It's very unlikely to be a Steelbook.

[ImAWalkingCorpse]

Originally Posted by k_dog77803

Is anyone going for the Walmart exclusive lunchbox set? I think that's the one I'm going for. Hopefully they have more than 4 in-stock.

I am, I preordered it. I also ordered the Best Buy 3D blu ray.

[saprano]

Please be courteous for those who haven't seen the movie. Thanks.

2.00:1 is a weird aspect ratio. Any specific reason why is was shot that way?

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by saprano

Please be courteous for those who haven't seen the movie. Thanks.

2.00:1 is a weird aspect ratio. Any specific reason why is was shot that way?

from Panavision:

Schwartzman, an anamorphic advocate, wanted to shoot the film in 2.40:1, but executive producer Steven Spielberg preferred 1.85:1 because that ratio provided enough headroom for the dinosaurs. “Director Colin Trevorrow and I felt like 1:85 was too much like high-definition television in terms of an aspect ratio,” the cinematographer says. “That's where we conceived a 2.00:1 aspect ratio. We made a ground glass and shot some tests. It was such a great way to frame. It has the benefits of 2.40 without losing all the headroom. It's a 2.00 aspect ratio in what would be called a 1.85 container for the DCP (Digital Cinema Package), which means if the theaters set up their screens at 1.85, there will be a very small letterbox top and bottom and the good screens can adjust their cutters to maximize the picture. Coming up with our own aspect ratio was cool.”

[saprano]

Originally Posted by Dubstar

from Panavision:

Schwartzman, an anamorphic advocate, wanted to shoot the film in 2.40:1, but executive producer Steven Spielberg preferred 1.85:1 because that ratio provided enough headroom for the dinosaurs. “Director Colin Trevorrow and I felt like 1:85 was too much like high-definition television in terms of an aspect ratio,” the cinematographer says. “That's where we conceived a 2.00:1 aspect ratio. We made a ground glass and shot some tests. It was such a great way to frame. It has the benefits of 2.40 without losing all the headroom. It's a 2.00 aspect ratio in what would be called a 1.85 container for the DCP (Digital Cinema Package), which means if the theaters set up their screens at 1.85, there will be a very small letterbox top and bottom and the good screens can adjust their cutters to maximize the picture. Coming up with our own aspect ratio was cool.”

Ah. Interesting choice.

So there's going to be a bit bigger bars than 1.85:1 on our displays.

[flyry]

Originally Posted by disneywildcat

Likely the same collectible round tin editions listed on Walmart.com, though that has not been confirmed officially. It's very unlikely to be a Steelbook.

i really hope not.. hopefully we find out soon so i can know whether or not i need to cancel my pre-order

it's #2 on amazon best sellers right now..it'd be funny if the whole country got freakin tins

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by saprano

Ah. Interesting choice.

So there's going to be a bit bigger bars than 1.85:1 on our displays.

no not really,

just forget that the picture is not from 'Jurassic World' and also ignore the full IMAX image at 1.44:1

16X9 being your TV / monitor, the image will have slight bars above and below.