>power goes off
>cages open
Power goes off
Ian Myers
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Zachary Walker
SPARE
NO
EXPENSE
Ethan Brown
Unironically why the fuck did he spare expenses on a zoo for 20 foot tall carnivore dinosaurs
Ryder Stewart
>Run out of chili
>Cant eat the sea bass
Nathan Cook
in the book he was greedy. His choices helped lead to the downfall of the park, but Spielberg wanted le kindly grandpa. In the book Nedry was underpaid and threatened to be blacklisted if he didn't work for free.
Jose Lee
Nedry was never not a moron, even in the book
>be independent contractor
>let your client run over you
>let yourself get bullied into shitty contracts
Carter Powell
>power goes off
>within hours says the iced cream is melting
Lying old gluttonous fuck. That shit would be fine for at least another day even in their unpowered freezers.
Anthony Rivera
Because you can't have a preachy movie about Americans doing Science & making a fun park being le bad
Landon Thomas
Not saying he wasn't a moron, but it shifts the blame around.
Hudson Davis
His fault for wanting the place to run on a skeleton crew so he had to pay people less.
Oliver Collins
Good
Ian Watson
Why didn't they just put the T-Rex in a pit that he can't jump out of like they do with Lions?
Levi Gomez
No. Nedry set up a specific routine which would kill the power to distract everyone whilst he dropped the embryos to his contact at the docks. This was so his movements weren't tracked by the security system and to cause enough CHAOS that he wouldn't be found out.
Jayden Gonzalez
they did, but the enclosure magically becomes level with the ground in order to allow it to chase the characters
Jace Evans
I think user's point is that the cages should default to being closed and only opened with power, not the other way around. It's called being fail-safe. Jurassic Park was fail-deadly.
Connor Jones
Yeah it was a virus not power outage which is why specific systems were switched off. Later in the movie they reboot the system and actually turn off the remaining power everywhere including the raptors pen.
Brandon Wood
>cages should default to being closed and only opened with power
>warden is in dinosaur enclosure for - reasons-
>power outage occurs
>warden now trapped inside enclosure with dinos
No
FWIW we don't see any enclosure gates being opened by Nedry's virus. His intention was never to set the dinosaurs free. His 18 minute window was short enough to drop his package at the docks, and get back to the control room in time to save the day by restoring the systems.
They specifically mention that the raptor enclosure was unaffected when Nesry's virus activated. The raptor enclosure wasn't powered-down until Arnold rebooted the system.
Michael Hill
Better to have one or two staff members trapped with the dinosaurs inside the enclosure than have potentially all the guests trapped with the dinosaurs in the entire resort
Tyler Butler
why would someone work for free?
Josiah Rogers
He didn’t he just didn’t know what they were capable of. In the movie anyway. Spielberg thought he actually identified with Book Hammond, don’t know how you should take that if you’ve read it but Spielberg basically had a headcanon thing going where he just didn’t think Hammond was that bad a guy, so he made him more likable in the movie.
James Sanchez
That's not how he described it at all but of course the change was made and it was the right call.
Jayden Rodriguez
Because he built the park around the automated vehicle so part of it’s enclosure needed to be eye level. You’re supposed to find it retarded when the characters can’t see the spitter one.
Tyler Price
Ask the jannies.
John James
I’m generalizing I guess but they excised a lot of shit, like in the book Hammond owns a miniature elephant he cloned and kept in a dog crate or something, been awhile since I read it, it’s a lot more out there than the movie, Muldoon also blows raptors up with a fucking rocket launcher.
Carter Powell
Yeah good luck keeping or hiring new staff when they find out they can't escape enclosures in the event of a power outage.
Again, not to labour the point, but the enclosure gates weren't opened by the virus. We see Nedry using a manual override to move between Park zones when he tries to get to the Dock. The enclosure gates open automatically when powered, as we see in the gas jeeps as the group arrives in the park and for the tour jeeps as they begin the tour. But there are manual overrides for the event of a power outage, because we see Nedry use such a manual override.
youtube.com
Watch the video. The enclosure gates are locked by default in the power outage. Nedry manually overrides and forces them open with his jeep.
Joseph Moore
We may never know
Daniel Walker
It was Dodgson's idea while Hammond wante a genuine experience even as Wu told him that dinosaurs move faster than anticipated and that perhaps they should be modified to better fit people's preconception of them.
Levi Clark
Nedry literally opens up ALL doorlocks. Thast the entire point. The entire door lock system of the park is interconnected, which is why Nedry is sarcastic about it to begin with,
You dont connect the visitor center door locks to the cage locks, just as Nedry said, BAD IT.
Gabriel Powell
>Spielberg thought he actually identified with Book Hammond, don’t know how you should take that if you’ve read it
Taking huge amounts of money from investors to try and create something that will dazzle and amaze people AND make you personally rich in the process?
I can see how Spielberg could relate to that.