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Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park is a 1993 American Science fiction adventure thriller film. It is directed by Steven Spielberg. The film runs about 127 minutes. The film is based on the novel of the same name by Michael Cirohton. The film film’s music is composed by John Williams. The main characters in Jurassic Park are Sam neill as DR. Alan Grant, Laurs Dern as Ellis Sattler, Jeff Goldbium as DR. Ian Malcoim and Richard Attenbrough as John Hammound. This film has a P.G certificate which means it can be watched by everyone even children with parents.
A rich man, called John Hammons has developed a dinosaur park on a remote island called Isla Nublar, the park is called Jurassic Park. He and his team of scientists use dinosaur’s taken from mosquitos to make real dinosaurs. After a park worker is killed by a dinosaur. John Hammond’s investors, represented by their lawyer Donald Gennaro invite DR. Ian Malcoim, a wealthy mathematician to inspect the park for safety. John Hammond invites DR. Alan Grant, a leading palaeontologist, and DR. Ellie Sattler, a pale botanist also to ascertain whether or not the park is safe. During their visit, John Hammond’s two grandchildren, Lex and Tim also came to visit the park. Meanwhile, a problem emerges in the shape of Dennis Nedry, the head computer programmer. He is secretly in the employ of one of Ingen’s corporate rivals and has been paid to steal dinosaur embryos. During his theft, he turns off the power system of Jurassic Park, to allow him to access the embryo storage area. While, the power system is off, the electric fences stop working, so the dinosaurs escape from their

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