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* The film opens on two dinosaur eggs hatching like in the first ''Film/JurassicPark'' film, [[spoiler: then is immediately subverted by the fearsome claws that emerge, followed by the menacing eye that peers out, turning the scene into a moment of absolute dread]].
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* The film opens on two dinosaur eggs hatching like in the first ''Film/JurassicPark'' ''Film/{{Jurassic Park|1993}}'' film, [[spoiler: then is immediately subverted by the fearsome claws that emerge, followed by the menacing eye that peers out, turning the scene into a moment of absolute dread]].
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** In the same scene, Hoskins notes that they own the dinosaurs and “extinct animals don’t have rights”, paraphrasing Ludlow in ''The Lost World''.
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* ''Suchomimus'' and ''Baryonyx'' both showed up in ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video games -- a little-known fighting game called ''Warpath'' and the video game for ''The Lost World'', respectively. ''Dimorphodon'' also appeared in the latter game.
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* ''Suchomimus'' and ''Baryonyx'' both showed up in ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video games -- a little-known fighting game called ''Warpath'' and the video game for ''The Lost World'', respectively. (They also happen to be the dinosaur species Billy initially mistook the ''Spinosaurus'' for in ''III''.) ''Dimorphodon'' also appeared in the latter game.
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* The park's ''T. rex'' is the same one from the original Jurassic Park, complete with scars from the injuries she sustained from the raptors at the end. And she's still being fed goats in front of a live (albeit larger) audience.
* The raptors {{Imprinting}} to a human and possibly being trainable is discussed in both the original novel and the first film. The former involves a baby ''Velociraptor'' who is playful and enjoys body contact with her caretakers, while the latter has Hammond bring up the subject of dinosaurs imprinting on the first thing they see at birth.
* The East Dock sign that Dennis Nedry crashed his Jeep into also [[https://twitter.com/colintrevorrow/status/514123331709448192/photo/1 makes an appearance]] during Claire and Owen's escape from the raptor pack.
* The raptors {{Imprinting}} to a human and possibly being trainable is discussed in both the original novel and the first film. The former involves a baby ''Velociraptor'' who is playful and enjoys body contact with her caretakers, while the latter has Hammond bring up the subject of dinosaurs imprinting on the first thing they see at birth.
* The East Dock sign that Dennis Nedry crashed his Jeep into also [[https://twitter.com/colintrevorrow/status/514123331709448192/photo/1 makes an appearance]] during Claire and Owen's escape from the raptor pack.
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* The park's ''T. rex'' Lowery is the same one from a big fan of the original Jurassic Park, complete park and wears a shirt with scars from the injuries she sustained from the raptors at the end. And she's still being fed goats in front of a live (albeit larger) audience.
* The raptors {{Imprinting}} to a human and possibly being trainable is discussed in boththe original novel and red-and-yellow logo on it, which Claire treats as the equivalent of having a shirt about Auschwitz due to the number of crew who died in the disaster of he first film. The former involves a baby ''Velociraptor'' who is playful film.
* Lowery's cluttered workstation, his haircut andenjoys body contact with her caretakers, while the latter has Hammond bring up the subject his glasses are all reminiscent of dinosaurs imprinting on the first thing they see at birth.
* The East Dock sign thatDennis Nedry crashed his Jeep into also [[https://twitter.com/colintrevorrow/status/514123331709448192/photo/1 makes an appearance]] during Claire and Owen's escape from the raptor pack.Nedry.
* The raptors {{Imprinting}} to a human and possibly being trainable is discussed in both
* Lowery's cluttered workstation, his haircut and
* The East Dock sign that
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* The Main Street on the island features as its centerpiece a skeleton of a ''Spinosaurus'', the main antagonist from ''Film/JurassicParkIII''. [[spoiler:And Rexy smashes through the skeleton, as a jab toward the one-sided nature of [[SpinosaurusVersusTRex the fight between the two dinosaurs]] in that movie.]]
* Another nod to the third movie is the "birdcage" that contains the ''Dimorphodons'' and ''Pteranodons''--a major setpiece in that film, which plays a similarly important role in this one.
* This wasn't the first time that a dinosaur capable of camouflage has appeared in the franchise. The [[VideoGame/JurassicParkArcade arcade version]] of ''The Lost World'' had a ''Carnotaurus'' able to do the same thing, obviously inheriting genes from a chameleon, as one of the level-ending bosses. These ''Carnotauruses'' are themselves taken from the ones in [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 the original novel]], [[NightmareFuel who combine this with the darkness of night to ambush prey]].
* ''Suchomimus'' and ''Baryonyx'' both showed up in ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video games--a little-known fighting game called ''Warpath'' and the video game for ''The Lost World'', respectively. ''Dimorphodon'' also appeared in the latter game.
* The ''Indominus rex'' attacking the kids' gyrosphere much like the ''Tyrannosaurus'' attacked Lex and Tim's touring car.
* Another nod to the third movie is the "birdcage" that contains the ''Dimorphodons'' and ''Pteranodons''--a major setpiece in that film, which plays a similarly important role in this one.
* This wasn't the first time that a dinosaur capable of camouflage has appeared in the franchise. The [[VideoGame/JurassicParkArcade arcade version]] of ''The Lost World'' had a ''Carnotaurus'' able to do the same thing, obviously inheriting genes from a chameleon, as one of the level-ending bosses. These ''Carnotauruses'' are themselves taken from the ones in [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 the original novel]], [[NightmareFuel who combine this with the darkness of night to ambush prey]].
* ''Suchomimus'' and ''Baryonyx'' both showed up in ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video games--a little-known fighting game called ''Warpath'' and the video game for ''The Lost World'', respectively. ''Dimorphodon'' also appeared in the latter game.
* The ''Indominus rex'' attacking the kids' gyrosphere much like the ''Tyrannosaurus'' attacked Lex and Tim's touring car.
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* The Main Street on the island features as its centerpiece a skeleton of a ''Spinosaurus'', the main antagonist from ''Film/JurassicParkIII''. [[spoiler:And Rexy smashes through the skeleton, as a jab toward the one-sided nature of [[SpinosaurusVersusTRex the fight between the two dinosaurs]] in that movie.]]
* Another nod to the third movie is the "birdcage" that contains the ''Dimorphodons'' and ''Pteranodons''--a major setpiece in that film, which plays a similarly important role in this one.
* This wasn't the first time that a dinosaur capable of camouflage has appeared in the franchise. The [[VideoGame/JurassicParkArcade arcade version]] of ''The Lost World'' had a ''Carnotaurus'' able to do the same thing, obviously inheriting genes from a chameleon, as oneOne of the level-ending bosses. These ''Carnotauruses'' are themselves taken from indoor attractions allows kids to "dig up" fossils. The camera focuses on one child brushing a curved Raptor claw like the ones in [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 one found at the start of the original novel]], [[NightmareFuel who combine this with the darkness of night to ambush prey]].
* ''Suchomimus'' and ''Baryonyx'' both showed up in ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video games--a little-known fighting game called ''Warpath'' and the video game for ''The Lost World'', respectively. ''Dimorphodon'' also appeared in the latter game.
* The ''Indominus rex'' attacking the kids' gyrosphere much like the ''Tyrannosaurus'' attacked Lex and Tim's touring car.film.
* Another nod to the third movie is the "birdcage" that contains the ''Dimorphodons'' and ''Pteranodons''--a major setpiece in that film, which plays a similarly important role in this one.
* This wasn't the first time that a dinosaur capable of camouflage has appeared in the franchise. The [[VideoGame/JurassicParkArcade arcade version]] of ''The Lost World'' had a ''Carnotaurus'' able to do the same thing, obviously inheriting genes from a chameleon, as one
* ''Suchomimus'' and ''Baryonyx'' both showed up in ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video games--a little-known fighting game called ''Warpath'' and the video game for ''The Lost World'', respectively. ''Dimorphodon'' also appeared in the latter game.
* The ''Indominus rex'' attacking the kids' gyrosphere much like the ''Tyrannosaurus'' attacked Lex and Tim's touring car.
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* [[spoiler:When Zach and Gray are stranded in the restricted zone, they stumble across the ruins of the old Jurassic Park. In there, they build a torch out of one of the bones from the skeleton exhibit and a fallen banner (both resulting from the climatic fight), find the night vision goggles Tim wore in a scene, and fix one of the old Jeeps.]]
* When Claire and Owen hide from the ''I. Rex'' behind one of the old Jeeps in [[spoiler:the old Visitor Center, the number "18" can be seen on its side. This is the same vehicle used to transport Grant, Sattler and the rest of the group to the Visitor Center near the beginning of the original film]].
* When they are starting up the evacuation, [[spoiler:Claire runs up to Owen and asks him to find her nephews, much like Hammond asking Muldoon to find Timmy and Lex in the first film.]]
* [[spoiler: While escaping from Delta in the Visitor Center, Gray activates a hologram of a ''Dilophosaurus'' from the first film, complete with her iconic frill, to distract the raptor]]. ''It works.''
* [[spoiler:Claire [[SummonBiggerFish "summons"]] Rexy by attracting her with a flare, just like Grant and Malcolm.]]
* Once again someone dies by being stepped on.
* When Claire and Owen hide from the ''I. Rex'' behind one of the old Jeeps in [[spoiler:the old Visitor Center, the number "18" can be seen on its side. This is the same vehicle used to transport Grant, Sattler and the rest of the group to the Visitor Center near the beginning of the original film]].
* When they are starting up the evacuation, [[spoiler:Claire runs up to Owen and asks him to find her nephews, much like Hammond asking Muldoon to find Timmy and Lex in the first film.]]
* [[spoiler: While escaping from Delta in the Visitor Center, Gray activates a hologram of a ''Dilophosaurus'' from the first film, complete with her iconic frill, to distract the raptor]]. ''It works.''
* [[spoiler:Claire [[SummonBiggerFish "summons"]] Rexy by attracting her with a flare, just like Grant and Malcolm.]]
* Once again someone dies by being stepped on.
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* [[spoiler:When Zach Though it was only briefly touched on, [[Characters/JurassicParkFilm Lex and Gray are stranded in the restricted zone, they stumble across the ruins of the old Tim Murphy]] also got sent to visit a family member at Jurassic Park. In there, they build Park because their parents were going through a torch out of one of the bones from the skeleton exhibit and a fallen banner (both resulting from the climatic fight), find the night vision goggles Tim wore in a scene, and fix one of the old Jeeps.]]
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*When Claire and Owen hide from the ''I. Rex'' behind one of the old Jeeps in [[spoiler:the old Visitor Center, the number "18" can be seen on its side. This The park's ''T. rex'' is the same vehicle used to transport Grant, Sattler and the rest of the group to the Visitor Center near the beginning of one from the original film]].
* When they are starting up the evacuation, [[spoiler:Claire runs up to Owen and asks him to find her nephews, much like Hammond asking Muldoon to find Timmy and Lex in the first film.]]
* [[spoiler: While escaping from Delta in the Visitor Center, Gray activates a hologram of a ''Dilophosaurus'' from the first film,Jurassic Park, complete with her iconic frill, to distract scars from the raptor]]. ''It works.''
* [[spoiler:Claire [[SummonBiggerFish "summons"]] Rexy by attracting her with a flare, just like Grant and Malcolm.]]
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* When they are starting up the evacuation, [[spoiler:Claire runs up to Owen and asks him to find her nephews, much like Hammond asking Muldoon to find Timmy and Lex in the first film.]]
* [[spoiler: While escaping from Delta in the Visitor Center, Gray activates a hologram of a ''Dilophosaurus'' from the first film,
* [[spoiler:Claire [[SummonBiggerFish "summons"]] Rexy by attracting her with a flare, just like Grant and Malcolm.]]
* Once again someone dies by
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* Lowery is a big fan of the original park and wears a shirt with the original red-and-yellow logo on it, which Claire treats as the equivalent of having a shirt about Auschwitz due to the number of crew who died in the disaster of he first film.
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by someone--mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''. Smashing through a wall is also reminiscent of how the Spinosaurus crashes through the wall in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* Claire shouting for her missing nephews is similar to Mrs. Kirby shouting for her missing son and boyfriend (and treated the same way, with Alan/Owen yelling at her) in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* The [=InGen=] crew called in by Hoskins making a flashy amphibious landing is similar to the Marines moving in during the ending of the third movie, as well.
* Lowery's cluttered workstation, his haircut and his glasses are all reminiscent of Dennis Nedry.
* Vic Hoskins and his militarized [=InGen=] mercenaries are reminiscent of the force gathered in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* Claire Dearing, after her ActionDressRip, rolls up her sleeves and ties the lower ends of her shirt in a manner identical to Dr. Ellie Sattler from the original movie ([[https://i0.wp.com/clothesonfilm.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Jurassic-World_Jurassic-Park-Claire-and-Ellie_Image-credit-Universal-Pictures.jpg?fit=800%2C800&ssl=1 a comparison]] can be seen here).
** Also similarly to Ellie Sattler in the first film, Claire spends the third act of the film in a purple tanktop.
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by someone--mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''. Smashing through a wall is also reminiscent of how the Spinosaurus crashes through the wall in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* Claire shouting for her missing nephews is similar to Mrs. Kirby shouting for her missing son and boyfriend (and treated the same way, with Alan/Owen yelling at her) in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* The [=InGen=] crew called in by Hoskins making a flashy amphibious landing is similar to the Marines moving in during the ending of the third movie, as well.
* Lowery's cluttered workstation, his haircut and his glasses are all reminiscent of Dennis Nedry.
* Vic Hoskins and his militarized [=InGen=] mercenaries are reminiscent of the force gathered in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* Claire Dearing, after her ActionDressRip, rolls up her sleeves and ties the lower ends of her shirt in a manner identical to Dr. Ellie Sattler from the original movie ([[https://i0.wp.com/clothesonfilm.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Jurassic-World_Jurassic-Park-Claire-and-Ellie_Image-credit-Universal-Pictures.jpg?fit=800%2C800&ssl=1 a comparison]] can be seen here).
** Also similarly to Ellie Sattler in the first film, Claire spends the third act of the film in a purple tanktop.
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* Lowery is Owen gulps a big fan of the original park and wears a shirt with the original red-and-yellow logo on it, which Claire treats as the equivalent of soda while having a shirt about Auschwitz due to the number of crew who died in the disaster of he first film.
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by someone--mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''. Smashing through a wall is also reminiscent of how the Spinosaurus crashes through the wall in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* Claire shouting for her missing nephews is similar to Mrs. Kirby shouting for her missing son and boyfriend (and treated the same way,talk with Alan/Owen yelling at her) in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* The [=InGen=] crew called in by Hoskins makingan annoyed Claire, just as Nedry gulped a flashy amphibious landing is similar to the Marines moving in soda during the ending of the third movie, as well.
* Lowery's cluttered workstation,his haircut and his glasses are all reminiscent of Dennis Nedry.
* Vic Hoskins and his militarized [=InGen=] mercenaries are reminiscent of the force gathered in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* Claire Dearing, after her ActionDressRip, rolls up her sleeves and ties the lower ends of her shirt in a manner identical to Dr. Ellie Sattler from the original movie ([[https://i0.wp.com/clothesonfilm.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Jurassic-World_Jurassic-Park-Claire-and-Ellie_Image-credit-Universal-Pictures.jpg?fit=800%2C800&ssl=1 a comparison]] can be seen here).
** Also similarly to Ellie Sattler in the first film, Claire spends the third act of the film in a purple tanktop.rant at an annoyed Hammond.
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by someone--mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''. Smashing through a wall is also reminiscent of how the Spinosaurus crashes through the wall in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* Claire shouting for her missing nephews is similar to Mrs. Kirby shouting for her missing son and boyfriend (and treated the same way,
* The [=InGen=] crew called in by Hoskins making
* Lowery's cluttered workstation,
* Vic Hoskins and his militarized [=InGen=] mercenaries are reminiscent of the force gathered in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* Claire Dearing, after her ActionDressRip, rolls up her sleeves and ties the lower ends of her shirt in a manner identical to Dr. Ellie Sattler from the original movie ([[https://i0.wp.com/clothesonfilm.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Jurassic-World_Jurassic-Park-Claire-and-Ellie_Image-credit-Universal-Pictures.jpg?fit=800%2C800&ssl=1 a comparison]] can be seen here).
** Also similarly to Ellie Sattler in the first film, Claire spends the third act of the film in a purple tanktop.
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* Also, Owen gulps a soda while having a talk with an annoyed Claire, just as Nedry gulped a soda during his rant at an annoyed Hammond.
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* Also, The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment -- charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by someone -- mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''. Smashing through a wall is also reminiscent of how the Spinosaurus crashes through the wall in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* ''Suchomimus'' and ''Baryonyx'' both showed up in ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video games -- a little-known fighting game called ''Warpath'' and the video game for ''The Lost World'', respectively. ''Dimorphodon'' also appeared in the latter game.
* The Main Street on the island features as its centerpiece a skeleton of a ''Spinosaurus'', the main antagonist from ''Film/JurassicParkIII''. [[spoiler:And Rexy smashes through the skeleton, as a jab toward the one-sided nature of [[SpinosaurusVersusTRex the fight between the two dinosaurs]] in that movie.]]
* Another nod to the third movie is the "birdcage" that contains the ''Dimorphodons'' and ''Pteranodons'' -- a major setpiece in that film, which plays a similarly important role in this one.
* This wasn't the first time that a dinosaur capable of camouflage has appeared in the franchise. The [[VideoGame/JurassicParkArcade arcade version]] of ''The Lost World'' had a ''Carnotaurus'' able to do the same thing, obviously inheriting genes from a chameleon, as one of the level-ending bosses. These ''Carnotauruses'' are themselves taken from the ones in [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 the original novel]], [[NightmareFuel who combine this with the darkness of night to ambush prey]].
* When they are starting up the evacuation, [[spoiler:Claire runs up to Owengulps a soda while having a talk and asks him to find her nephews, much like Hammond asking Muldoon to find Timmy and Lex in the first film.]]
* The ''Indominus rex'' attacking the kids' gyrosphere much like the ''Tyrannosaurus'' attacked Lex and Tim's touring car.
* Claire shouting for her missing nephews is similar to Mrs. Kirby shouting for her missing son and boyfriend (and treated the same way, withan annoyed Claire, just as Nedry gulped Alan/Owen yelling at her) in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* Claire Dearing, after her ActionDressRip, rolls up her sleeves and ties the lower ends of her shirt in asoda manner identical to Dr. Ellie Sattler from the original movie ([[https://i0.wp.com/clothesonfilm.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Jurassic-World_Jurassic-Park-Claire-and-Ellie_Image-credit-Universal-Pictures.jpg?fit=800%2C800&ssl=1 a comparison]] can be seen here). Also similarly to Ellie Sattler in the first film, Claire spends the third act of the film in a purple tanktop.
* Vic Hoskins and his militarized [=InGen=] mercenaries are reminiscent of the force gathered in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''. The [=InGen=] crew called in by Hoskins making a flashy amphibious landing is similar to the Marines moving in duringhis rant at an annoyed Hammond.the ending of the third movie, as well.
* [[spoiler:When Zach and Gray are stranded in the restricted zone, they stumble across the ruins of the old Jurassic Park. In there, they build a torch out of one of the bones from the skeleton exhibit and a fallen banner (both resulting from the climatic fight), find the night vision goggles Tim wore in a scene, and fix one of the old Jeeps.]]
* ''Suchomimus'' and ''Baryonyx'' both showed up in ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video games -- a little-known fighting game called ''Warpath'' and the video game for ''The Lost World'', respectively. ''Dimorphodon'' also appeared in the latter game.
* The Main Street on the island features as its centerpiece a skeleton of a ''Spinosaurus'', the main antagonist from ''Film/JurassicParkIII''. [[spoiler:And Rexy smashes through the skeleton, as a jab toward the one-sided nature of [[SpinosaurusVersusTRex the fight between the two dinosaurs]] in that movie.]]
* Another nod to the third movie is the "birdcage" that contains the ''Dimorphodons'' and ''Pteranodons'' -- a major setpiece in that film, which plays a similarly important role in this one.
* This wasn't the first time that a dinosaur capable of camouflage has appeared in the franchise. The [[VideoGame/JurassicParkArcade arcade version]] of ''The Lost World'' had a ''Carnotaurus'' able to do the same thing, obviously inheriting genes from a chameleon, as one of the level-ending bosses. These ''Carnotauruses'' are themselves taken from the ones in [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 the original novel]], [[NightmareFuel who combine this with the darkness of night to ambush prey]].
* When they are starting up the evacuation, [[spoiler:Claire runs up to Owen
* The ''Indominus rex'' attacking the kids' gyrosphere much like the ''Tyrannosaurus'' attacked Lex and Tim's touring car.
* Claire shouting for her missing nephews is similar to Mrs. Kirby shouting for her missing son and boyfriend (and treated the same way, with
* Claire Dearing, after her ActionDressRip, rolls up her sleeves and ties the lower ends of her shirt in a
* Vic Hoskins and his militarized [=InGen=] mercenaries are reminiscent of the force gathered in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''. The [=InGen=] crew called in by Hoskins making a flashy amphibious landing is similar to the Marines moving in during
* [[spoiler:When Zach and Gray are stranded in the restricted zone, they stumble across the ruins of the old Jurassic Park. In there, they build a torch out of one of the bones from the skeleton exhibit and a fallen banner (both resulting from the climatic fight), find the night vision goggles Tim wore in a scene, and fix one of the old Jeeps.]]
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* One of the indoor attractions allows kids to "dig up" fossils. The camera focuses on one child brushing a curved Raptor claw like the one found at the start of the original film.
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* One When Claire and Owen hide from the ''I. Rex'' behind one of the indoor attractions allows kids to "dig up" fossils. The camera focuses on one child brushing a curved Raptor claw like old Jeeps in [[spoiler:the old Visitor Center, the one found at number "18" can be seen on its side. This is the start same vehicle used to transport Grant, Sattler and the rest of the group to the Visitor Center near the beginning of the original film]].
* There are two different shots of a pursuing dinosaur reflected in a mirrored surface from the vehicle being pursued, presumably in reference to the famous "Objects in mirror are closer than they appear" joke in the original film.
* There are two different shots of a pursuing dinosaur reflected in a mirrored surface from the vehicle being pursued, presumably in reference to the famous "Objects in mirror are closer than they appear" joke in the original film.
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* "Don't go into the long grass!" Not the quote in specific, but events following [[spoiler: the ''I. rex'' [[FaceHeelTurn converting the raptors to its side]]]] plays out quite similarly to that famous scene from ''[[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark The Lost World]]''.
* The East Dock sign that Dennis Nedry crashed his Jeep into also [[https://twitter.com/colintrevorrow/status/514123331709448192/photo/1 makes an appearance]] during Claire and Owen's escape from the raptor pack.
* [[spoiler: While escaping from Delta in the Visitor Center, Gray activates a hologram of a ''Dilophosaurus'' from the first film, complete with her iconic frill, to distract the raptor]]. ''It works.''
* [[spoiler:Claire [[SummonBiggerFish "summons"]] Rexy by attracting her with a flare, just like Grant and Malcolm.]]
* The entire first round between Rexy and ''Indominus'' is very similar (almost scene-for-scene) to the ''T. rex/Spinosaurus'' battle from ''Film/JurassicParkIII'', with Rexy biting into ''Indominus's'' neck and throwing her around before the latter breaks free and gets the upper hand. It probably would have ended the same way, if not for Blue.
* The ending hearkens back to the first film, [[spoiler:with Rexy and ''Velociraptor'' fighting and [[AlwaysABiggerFish a bigger fish appearing]], only this time the former two are on the same side and the fish in question is actually a ''Mosasaurus''.]]
* The East Dock sign that Dennis Nedry crashed his Jeep into also [[https://twitter.com/colintrevorrow/status/514123331709448192/photo/1 makes an appearance]] during Claire and Owen's escape from the raptor pack.
* [[spoiler: While escaping from Delta in the Visitor Center, Gray activates a hologram of a ''Dilophosaurus'' from the first film, complete with her iconic frill, to distract the raptor]]. ''It works.''
* [[spoiler:Claire [[SummonBiggerFish "summons"]] Rexy by attracting her with a flare, just like Grant and Malcolm.]]
* The entire first round between Rexy and ''Indominus'' is very similar (almost scene-for-scene) to the ''T. rex/Spinosaurus'' battle from ''Film/JurassicParkIII'', with Rexy biting into ''Indominus's'' neck and throwing her around before the latter breaks free and gets the upper hand. It probably would have ended the same way, if not for Blue.
* The ending hearkens back to the first film, [[spoiler:with Rexy and ''Velociraptor'' fighting and [[AlwaysABiggerFish a bigger fish appearing]], only this time the former two are on the same side and the fish in question is actually a ''Mosasaurus''.]]
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* The Main Street on the island features as its centerpiece a skeleton of a ''Spinosaurus'', the main antagonist from ''Film/JurassicParkIII''. [[spoiler:And Rexy smashes through the skeleton, as a jab toward the one-sided nature of the fight between the two dinosaurs in that movie.]]
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* The Main Street on the island features as its centerpiece a skeleton of a ''Spinosaurus'', the main antagonist from ''Film/JurassicParkIII''. [[spoiler:And Rexy smashes through the skeleton, as a jab toward the one-sided nature of [[SpinosaurusVersusTRex the fight between the two dinosaurs dinosaurs]] in that movie.]]
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* This will not be the first time that a dinosaur capable of camouflage has appeared in the franchise. The [[VideoGame/JurassicParkArcade arcade version]] of ''The Lost World'' had a ''Carnotaurus'' (based on [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 the novel's]] short cameo of two ''Carnotauruses'', which were also capable of camouflage), obviously inheriting genes from a chameleon, as one of the level-ending bosses.
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* This will not be wasn't the first time that a dinosaur capable of camouflage has appeared in the franchise. The [[VideoGame/JurassicParkArcade arcade version]] of ''The Lost World'' had a ''Carnotaurus'' (based on [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 able to do the novel's]] short cameo of two ''Carnotauruses'', which were also capable of camouflage), same thing, obviously inheriting genes from a chameleon, as one of the level-ending bosses.bosses. These ''Carnotauruses'' are themselves taken from the ones in [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 the original novel]], [[NightmareFuel who combine this with the darkness of night to ambush prey]].
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* Lowery is a big fan of the original park and wears a shirt with the original logo on it--which Claire amusingly treats as the equivalent of having a shirt about Auschwitz or something.
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by someone--mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by someone--mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
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* Lowery is a big fan of the original park and wears a shirt with the original red-and-yellow logo on it--which it, which Claire amusingly treats as the equivalent of having a shirt about Auschwitz or something.
due to the number of crew who died in the disaster of he first film.
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by someone--mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''. Smashing through a wall is also reminiscent of how the Spinosaurus crashes through the wall in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by someone--mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''. Smashing through a wall is also reminiscent of how the Spinosaurus crashes through the wall in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
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* This will not be the first time that a dinosaur capable of camouflage has appeared in the franchise. The [[VideoGame/JurassicParkArcade arcade version]] of ''The Lost World'' had a ''Carnotaur'' (based on [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 the novel's]] short cameo of the ''Carnotaurs'', which were also capable of camouflage), obviously inheriting genes from a chameleon, as one of the level-ending bosses.
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* This will not be the first time that a dinosaur capable of camouflage has appeared in the franchise. The [[VideoGame/JurassicParkArcade arcade version]] of ''The Lost World'' had a ''Carnotaur'' ''Carnotaurus'' (based on [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 the novel's]] short cameo of the ''Carnotaurs'', two ''Carnotauruses'', which were also capable of camouflage), obviously inheriting genes from a chameleon, as one of the level-ending bosses.
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* Owen pointing out to Vic that drones don't get hungry and eat people echoes Ian's comment to Hammond that malfunctioning park attractions aren't supposed to eat the tourists.
* Lowery is a big fan of the original park incident and wears a shirt with the original logo on it--which Claire amusingly treats as the equivalent of having a shirt about Auschwitz or something.
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by a FatIdiot--mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* Claire shouting for her missing nephews is similar to Mrs. Kirby shouting for her missing son (and treated the same way, with Alan/Owen yelling at her) in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* Lowery is a big fan of the original park incident and wears a shirt with the original logo on it--which Claire amusingly treats as the equivalent of having a shirt about Auschwitz or something.
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by a FatIdiot--mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* Claire shouting for her missing nephews is similar to Mrs. Kirby shouting for her missing son (and treated the same way, with Alan/Owen yelling at her) in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
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* Owen pointing out to Vic Hoskins that drones don't get hungry and eat people echoes Ian's comment to Hammond that malfunctioning park attractions aren't supposed to eat the tourists.
* Lowery is a big fan of the original parkincident and wears a shirt with the original logo on it--which Claire amusingly treats as the equivalent of having a shirt about Auschwitz or something.
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened bya FatIdiot--mimics someone--mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* Claire shouting for her missing nephews is similar to Mrs. Kirby shouting for her missing son and boyfriend (and treated the same way, with Alan/Owen yelling at her) in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* Lowery is a big fan of the original park
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by
* Claire shouting for her missing nephews is similar to Mrs. Kirby shouting for her missing son and boyfriend (and treated the same way, with Alan/Owen yelling at her) in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
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* Vic Hoskins and his militarized [=InGen=] goons are reminiscent of the force gathered in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* Claire Dearing, after her ActionDressRip [[http://assets-s3.usmagazine.com/uploads/assets/article_photos/Chris-Bryce-467.jpg (here)]], rolls up her sleeves and ties the lower ends of her shirt in a manner identical to Dr. Ellie Sattler from the original movie [[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/13/f5/bf/13f5bf8d05d548ae865e5f4b30972706.jpg (here)]].
* Claire Dearing, after her ActionDressRip [[http://assets-s3.usmagazine.com/uploads/assets/article_photos/Chris-Bryce-467.jpg (here)]], rolls up her sleeves and ties the lower ends of her shirt in a manner identical to Dr. Ellie Sattler from the original movie [[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/13/f5/bf/13f5bf8d05d548ae865e5f4b30972706.jpg (here)]].
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* Vic Hoskins and his militarized [=InGen=] goons mercenaries are reminiscent of the force gathered in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* Claire Dearing, after herActionDressRip [[http://assets-s3.usmagazine.com/uploads/assets/article_photos/Chris-Bryce-467.jpg (here)]], ActionDressRip, rolls up her sleeves and ties the lower ends of her shirt in a manner identical to Dr. Ellie Sattler from the original movie [[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/13/f5/bf/13f5bf8d05d548ae865e5f4b30972706.jpg (here)]].([[https://i0.wp.com/clothesonfilm.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Jurassic-World_Jurassic-Park-Claire-and-Ellie_Image-credit-Universal-Pictures.jpg?fit=800%2C800&ssl=1 a comparison]] can be seen here).
* Claire Dearing, after her
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* After roaring, the ''I. rex'' looks up as if expecting a Jurassic Park banner to drop down, like the end of the original movie. The banner has already been used as a torch, as it happens.
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* After roaring, the ''I. rex'' looks up as if expecting a Jurassic Park banner to drop down, like the end of the original movie. The banner has had already been used as a torch, dropped onto the floor, as it happens.
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* When Claire and Owen hide from the ''I. Rex'' behind one of the old Jeeps in [[spoiler:the old Visitor Center, the number "18" can be seen on its side. This is the same vehicle used to transport Grant, Sattler and the rest of the group to the Visitor Center near the beginning of the original film]].
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* ''Suchomimus'' and ''Baryonyx'' both showed up in ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video games--a little-known fighting game called ''Warpath'' and the video game for ''The Lost World'', respectively.
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* ''Suchomimus'' and ''Baryonyx'' both showed up in ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video games--a little-known fighting game called ''Warpath'' and the video game for ''The Lost World'', respectively. ''Dimorphodon'' also appeared in the latter game.
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* The film opens on two dinosaur eggs hatching like in the first ''Film/JurassicPark'' film, [[spoiler: then is immediately subverted by the fearsome claws that emerge, followed by the menacing eye that peers out, turning the scene into a moment of absolute dread]].
* Both Zara and Lowery have a copy of Ian Malcolm's book, which was first mentioned in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''. The former is reading it during the monorail ride in the opening, the latter has it on his desk.
* The park's ''T. rex'' is the same one from the original Jurassic Park, complete with scars from the injuries she sustained from the raptors at the end. And she's still being fed goats in front of a live (albeit larger) audience.
* The raptors {{Imprinting}} to a human and possibly being trainable is discussed in both the original novel and the first film. The former involves a baby ''Velociraptor'' who is playful and enjoys body contact with her caretakers, while the latter has Hammond bring up the subject of dinosaurs imprinting on the first thing they see at birth.
* The East Dock sign that Dennis Nedry crashed his Jeep into also [[https://twitter.com/colintrevorrow/status/514123331709448192/photo/1 makes an appearance]] during Claire and Owen's escape from the raptor pack.
* The top item on the [[http://www.jurassicworld.com/media/news-feed/Winstons_Steakhouse.pdf menu]] for Winston's Steakhouse is Chilean sea bass, the fancy meal that the characters [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodSandwich didn't eat]] in the first film.
* The Main Street on the island features as its centerpiece a skeleton of a ''Spinosaurus'', the main antagonist from ''Film/JurassicParkIII''. [[spoiler:And Rexy smashes through the skeleton, as a jab toward the one-sided nature of the fight between the two dinosaurs in that movie.]]
* Another nod to the third movie is the "birdcage" that contains the ''Dimorphodons'' and ''Pteranodons''--a major setpiece in that film, which plays a similarly important role in this one.
* This will not be the first time that a dinosaur capable of camouflage has appeared in the franchise. The [[VideoGame/JurassicParkArcade arcade version]] of ''The Lost World'' had a ''Carnotaur'' (based on [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 the novel's]] short cameo of the ''Carnotaurs'', which were also capable of camouflage), obviously inheriting genes from a chameleon, as one of the level-ending bosses.
* ''Suchomimus'' and ''Baryonyx'' both showed up in ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video games--a little-known fighting game called ''Warpath'' and the video game for ''The Lost World'', respectively.
* The ''Indominus rex'' attacking the kids' gyrosphere much like the ''Tyrannosaurus'' attacked Lex and Tim's touring car.
* Mr. DNA shows up again as part of the educational hologram displays.
* [[spoiler:When Zach and Gray are stranded in the restricted zone, they stumble across the ruins of the old Jurassic Park. In there, they build a torch out of one of the bones from the skeleton exhibit and a fallen banner (both resulting from the climatic fight), find the night vision goggles Tim wore in a scene, and fix one of the old Jeeps.]]
* When they are starting up the evacuation, [[spoiler:Claire runs up to Owen and asks him to find her nephews, much like Hammond asking Muldoon to find Timmy and Lex in the first film.]]
* [[spoiler: While escaping from Delta in the Visitor Center, Gray activates a hologram of a ''Dilophosaurus'' from the first film, complete with her iconic frill, to distract the raptor]]. ''It works.''
* [[spoiler:Claire [[SummonBiggerFish "summons"]] Rexy by attracting her with a flare, just like Grant and Malcolm.]]
* Once again someone dies by being stepped on.
* Owen pointing out to Vic that drones don't get hungry and eat people echoes Ian's comment to Hammond that malfunctioning park attractions aren't supposed to eat the tourists.
* Lowery is a big fan of the original park incident and wears a shirt with the original logo on it--which Claire amusingly treats as the equivalent of having a shirt about Auschwitz or something.
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by a FatIdiot--mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* Claire shouting for her missing nephews is similar to Mrs. Kirby shouting for her missing son (and treated the same way, with Alan/Owen yelling at her) in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* The [=InGen=] crew called in by Hoskins making a flashy amphibious landing is similar to the Marines moving in during the ending of the third movie, as well.
* Lowery's cluttered workstation, his haircut and his glasses are all reminiscent of Dennis Nedry.
* Vic Hoskins and his militarized [=InGen=] goons are reminiscent of the force gathered in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* Claire Dearing, after her ActionDressRip [[http://assets-s3.usmagazine.com/uploads/assets/article_photos/Chris-Bryce-467.jpg (here)]], rolls up her sleeves and ties the lower ends of her shirt in a manner identical to Dr. Ellie Sattler from the original movie [[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/13/f5/bf/13f5bf8d05d548ae865e5f4b30972706.jpg (here)]].
* Nick is glimpsed munching snacks at his post shortly before the catastrophe starts, just like Dennis Nedry did shortly before he unleashed his sabotage.
* Also, Owen gulps a soda while having a talk with an annoyed Claire, just as Nedry gulped a soda during his rant at an annoyed Hammond.
* After roaring, the ''I. rex'' looks up as if expecting a Jurassic Park banner to drop down, like the end of the original movie. The banner has already been used as a torch, as it happens.
* One of the indoor attractions allows kids to "dig up" fossils. The camera focuses on one child brushing a curved Raptor claw like the one found at the start of the original film.
* [[http://queenc-x.tumblr.com/post/125693160198/my-favorite-homage-to-jurassic-park-the-sexy When Owen walks up to Hoskins]] (just prior to socking him in the face), he walks the exact same way Ian Malcolm walked in the first film... [[StealthInsult toward something unpleasant.]]
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* The film opens on two dinosaur eggs hatching like in the first ''Film/JurassicPark'' film, [[spoiler: then is immediately subverted by the fearsome claws that emerge, followed by the menacing eye that peers out, turning the scene into a moment of absolute dread]].
* Both Zara and Lowery have a copy of Ian Malcolm's book, which was first mentioned in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''. The former is reading it during the monorail ride in the opening, the latter has it on his desk.
* The park's ''T. rex'' is the same one from the original Jurassic Park, complete with scars from the injuries she sustained from the raptors at the end. And she's still being fed goats in front of a live (albeit larger) audience.
* The raptors {{Imprinting}} to a human and possibly being trainable is discussed in both the original novel and the first film. The former involves a baby ''Velociraptor'' who is playful and enjoys body contact with her caretakers, while the latter has Hammond bring up the subject of dinosaurs imprinting on the first thing they see at birth.
* The East Dock sign that Dennis Nedry crashed his Jeep into also [[https://twitter.com/colintrevorrow/status/514123331709448192/photo/1 makes an appearance]] during Claire and Owen's escape from the raptor pack.
* The top item on the [[http://www.jurassicworld.com/media/news-feed/Winstons_Steakhouse.pdf menu]] for Winston's Steakhouse is Chilean sea bass, the fancy meal that the characters [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodSandwich didn't eat]] in the first film.
* The Main Street on the island features as its centerpiece a skeleton of a ''Spinosaurus'', the main antagonist from ''Film/JurassicParkIII''. [[spoiler:And Rexy smashes through the skeleton, as a jab toward the one-sided nature of the fight between the two dinosaurs in that movie.]]
* Another nod to the third movie is the "birdcage" that contains the ''Dimorphodons'' and ''Pteranodons''--a major setpiece in that film, which plays a similarly important role in this one.
* This will not be the first time that a dinosaur capable of camouflage has appeared in the franchise. The [[VideoGame/JurassicParkArcade arcade version]] of ''The Lost World'' had a ''Carnotaur'' (based on [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 the novel's]] short cameo of the ''Carnotaurs'', which were also capable of camouflage), obviously inheriting genes from a chameleon, as one of the level-ending bosses.
* ''Suchomimus'' and ''Baryonyx'' both showed up in ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video games--a little-known fighting game called ''Warpath'' and the video game for ''The Lost World'', respectively.
* The ''Indominus rex'' attacking the kids' gyrosphere much like the ''Tyrannosaurus'' attacked Lex and Tim's touring car.
* Mr. DNA shows up again as part of the educational hologram displays.
* [[spoiler:When Zach and Gray are stranded in the restricted zone, they stumble across the ruins of the old Jurassic Park. In there, they build a torch out of one of the bones from the skeleton exhibit and a fallen banner (both resulting from the climatic fight), find the night vision goggles Tim wore in a scene, and fix one of the old Jeeps.]]
* When they are starting up the evacuation, [[spoiler:Claire runs up to Owen and asks him to find her nephews, much like Hammond asking Muldoon to find Timmy and Lex in the first film.]]
* [[spoiler: While escaping from Delta in the Visitor Center, Gray activates a hologram of a ''Dilophosaurus'' from the first film, complete with her iconic frill, to distract the raptor]]. ''It works.''
* [[spoiler:Claire [[SummonBiggerFish "summons"]] Rexy by attracting her with a flare, just like Grant and Malcolm.]]
* Once again someone dies by being stepped on.
* Owen pointing out to Vic that drones don't get hungry and eat people echoes Ian's comment to Hammond that malfunctioning park attractions aren't supposed to eat the tourists.
* Lowery is a big fan of the original park incident and wears a shirt with the original logo on it--which Claire amusingly treats as the equivalent of having a shirt about Auschwitz or something.
* The way ''I. rex'' breaches containment--charging through doors meant to contain it after being opened by a FatIdiot--mimics the way the ''T. rex'' breached the cargo ship and went on a rampage in San Diego in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* Claire shouting for her missing nephews is similar to Mrs. Kirby shouting for her missing son (and treated the same way, with Alan/Owen yelling at her) in ''Film/JurassicParkIII''.
* The [=InGen=] crew called in by Hoskins making a flashy amphibious landing is similar to the Marines moving in during the ending of the third movie, as well.
* Lowery's cluttered workstation, his haircut and his glasses are all reminiscent of Dennis Nedry.
* Vic Hoskins and his militarized [=InGen=] goons are reminiscent of the force gathered in ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.
* Claire Dearing, after her ActionDressRip [[http://assets-s3.usmagazine.com/uploads/assets/article_photos/Chris-Bryce-467.jpg (here)]], rolls up her sleeves and ties the lower ends of her shirt in a manner identical to Dr. Ellie Sattler from the original movie [[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/13/f5/bf/13f5bf8d05d548ae865e5f4b30972706.jpg (here)]].
* Nick is glimpsed munching snacks at his post shortly before the catastrophe starts, just like Dennis Nedry did shortly before he unleashed his sabotage.
* Also, Owen gulps a soda while having a talk with an annoyed Claire, just as Nedry gulped a soda during his rant at an annoyed Hammond.
* After roaring, the ''I. rex'' looks up as if expecting a Jurassic Park banner to drop down, like the end of the original movie. The banner has already been used as a torch, as it happens.
* One of the indoor attractions allows kids to "dig up" fossils. The camera focuses on one child brushing a curved Raptor claw like the one found at the start of the original film.
* [[http://queenc-x.tumblr.com/post/125693160198/my-favorite-homage-to-jurassic-park-the-sexy When Owen walks up to Hoskins]] (just prior to socking him in the face), he walks the exact same way Ian Malcolm walked in the first film... [[StealthInsult toward something unpleasant.]]
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