My personal experience is not spoiled and has nothing to do with this movie, but I can express my "deep feelings" for it.
In the past, there was a science and technology museum in this city with a dinosaur exhibition. At that time, there were no routines. Basically, it was watching movies + voice-activated/electric dinosaur model exhibitions, and the level of our 18th-tier small cities was not enough. Fossils, at best, is to draw a background (there was no digital inkjet at the time) + a few stupid models, now it is just a trick to fool children, but! A small accident made me have an unfriendly attitude towards "Jurassic Park" for many years!
Back twenty years ago, one afternoon in the summer vacation, my father took the young me to the exhibition. I just finished watching "Jurassic Park I" that day (just this film, I will not be interested in watching it again! I will explain later), and after the show, I followed the team to see the model. My father seemed to be out on the phone, and I followed the people in front to visit together. The dinosaur model exhibition was still indoors. At first, children were still interested in dinosaurs. It was the first time I saw these models. , Looking around and following the movie to feel the primitive atmosphere of the Jurassic (that is, I am silly).
Unfortunately, looking too engrossed and not paying attention to the rhythm, the people in front of me are gone and I am still wavering in the exhibition hall. At this time, I am almost like "an immersive person in the Jurassic era" (the focus is on one person! ), at this time the climax came, and the immortal background lights were short-circuited and turned off after a few squeaks, but the voice control and the dinosaur model can mechanically move their necks and open their mouths (in hindsight, there should be two lines) , You also know that there is a bridge in "Jurassic Park I". The Tyrannosaurus escaped during a stormy night. The squeak and the lights were almost the same as the scenes in the movie. It was young in the dark. I instantly received 1W damage from the ancients, crying and running around like a chicken, and I tripped over (it must be), and my hand even touched the dinosaur model (I don’t know if it’s the horn of a triceratops or a Velociraptor Hand paws or something), so I was really shocked by the (fake) dinosaur's screams and mechanical movements. As for how my dad found me, it was completely an afterthought, and I didn't have much memory.
Since then, this incident has become a classic case of my childhood and even adolescence, and my dad turned it out to laugh at my gall bladder every ten days and a half (huh).
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