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Jurassic Park (DVD, 2000, Collectors Edition DTS Surround 5.1)

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Immerse yourself in the world of Jurassic Park with this Widescreen Collector's Edition DVD. Experience the thrill and excitement of the iconic movie in the comfort of your own home. This DVD features the original ABIS_DVD style and is compatible with DVD players. With Universal Studios Home Entertainment as the studio behind this release, you can expect nothing but the best in terms of quality and entertainment. This edition is perfect for fans of the Jurassic Park franchise and collectors alike. Get your hands on this limited edition DVD today.

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Steven Spielberg directed this blockbuster thriller based on the popular book by Michael Crichton. Millionaire John Hammond (Richard Attenborough) asks two dinosaur experts (Laura Dern and Sam Neill) to act as consultants on his entrepreneurial endeavor--an amusement park with DNA-cloned live dinosaurs as the main attraction. The paleontologists, along with a mathematician (Jeff Goldblum) and Hammond's two grandchildren, takes a run-through tour of the park. But soon the joyride turns to terror when an impending hurricane, an unscrupulous engineer (Wayne Knight), and the rebelling dinosaurs begin to destroy the park. Spielberg considered the most popular star of the film to be a computer-generated Tyrannosaurus rex. The special effects in general are spectacular.As Hollywood's preeminent director, Spielberg was used as a kind of financial savior for Universal Studios, which was hurting economically prior to the dinosaurian venture. Spielberg made a deal with Universal--his dream project, SCHINDLER'S LIST, would be green-lighted if he agreed to make JURASSIC PARK for the studio first. By the time SCHINDLER'S LIST premiered in December 1993, JURASSIC PARK, which had been released six months earlier, had broken E.T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL's worldwide box-office record.