Great CGI

In the Uptown Theatre, the audience that purchased tickets is enjoying the movie 'Jurassic Park,' along with some members of the media who have been granted permission to watch the film.

On the screen, a group of people engaged in mining activities seemed to stumble upon something remarkable. A man with a distinctive mustache approached, crouched down, and carefully held a crystal. He gazed at it and remarked, "Because Grant is just like me," while studying the crystal. After a brief pause, he continued, "He's a digger."

As the camera zoomed in, the man's face lit up with excitement as he revealed a mosquito encased within the crystal. The soundtrack intensified, creating a suspenseful atmosphere as the camera zoomed in further.

The camera continued to focus on the crystal, revealing an insect trapped within the seemingly impenetrable material.

The audience watched as the scenes progressed, with a group of people examining a dinosaur in a desert and analyzing dinosaur bones using a computer.

Dr. Grant, during the discussion about the dinosaur, concluded, "Well, perhaps dinosaurs share more similarities with modern-day birds than reptiles." He pointed to the computer screen displaying the image of dinosaur bones and added, "Look at the pubic bone, turned backward, just like in a bird. Examine the vertebrae, filled with air sacs and hollow spaces, resembling those of a bird." The camera focused on Dr. Grant as he continued, "Even the term 'Raptor' means 'bird of prey'."

As the audience members, who weren't particularly knowledgeable or interested in dinosaurs, watched the film, they unexpectedly picked up some interesting trivia.

One of the guys commented, "Well, that's a piece of trivia I can appreciate," and his friends nodded in agreement.

On the screen, following Dr. Grant's perspective, a child's voice piped up, saying, "That doesn't seem very scary."

Dr. Grant turned his attention toward the source of the voice, drawing the audience's gaze as well. The camera revealed a chubby kid who remarked, "It looks more like a six-foot turkey."

Dr. Grant and the blonde woman shared a chuckle, and the audience watching the film couldn't help but join in with their laughter.

In the theater, a plump man seated among the audience, munching on popcorn and sipping his coke, grinned at the scene and commented, "I agree, kid."

Laughter rippled through the audience as some couldn't contain their amusement.

Then, on the screen, it appeared that Alan Grant took the comment seriously and decided to both educate and playfully scare the child, while the blonde woman observed with a faint smile and shook her head.

As the audience watched these scenes, a woman in the theater whispered to her companion, "He's just a kid."

Her partner gave a helpless chuckle and replied, "A cheeky one, hehe..."

The scenes transitioned, and the blonde woman quipped, "Alan, if you wanted to scare the kid, you could've pulled out a gun on him."

Dr. Grant shrugged and remarked, "Yeah, I know, kids..." before turning to the blonde woman and asking, "Do you want to have one of those?"

The blonde woman responded with a smile, saying, "I don't want that kid, but the idea of having a child is intriguing." She added, "I mean, what's wrong with kids?"

"They're noisy, messy, and expensive," Dr. Grant casually replied.

The blonde woman simply quipped, "Cheap, cheap."

Dr. Grant added, "They smell."

The blonde woman, named Ellie Sattler, smiled and retorted with a laugh, "They don't smell!"

Dr. Grant immediately countered, "Some do."

Dr. Sattler just laughed in response.

As the audience watched, some couples discussed the conversation. A guy who brought his girlfriend along also joined in, with his girlfriend asking, "What do you think?"

The guy simply responded, "I agree with that guy," pointing at Dr. Grant. His girlfriend nudged him playfully, leaving him somewhat perplexed.

Meanwhile, among the single members of the audience, a man sat quietly, but there's a couple next to him as he munched on popcorn. He muttered, "I didn't sign up for this..."

Then he resigned himself to watching the film 'Jurassic Park.' On the screen, a helicopter suddenly approached and landed near the dinosaur remains.

Dr. Grant and Dr. Sattler exchanged glances before rushing toward the helicopter, which had landed close to the dinosaur site. The careful work Dr. Grant had done to brush off the bones was undone by the blowing sand and dust.

Dr. Grant approached the helicopter and gestured for the pilot to shut it down, but the pilot pointed at something, leaving Dr. Grant confused. "What?" he said.

Dr. Grant soon realized as he walked towards a nearby vehicle, which he then opened to reveal a small space resembling a comfortable home.

Inside, an old man was seen retrieving something from the refrigerator. Dr. Grant approached the old man and inquired about his identity.

The old man introduced himself as John Hammond, causing Dr. Grant to freeze. John Hammond remarked, "So I can see that my $50,000 a year has been well spent."

Dr. Sattler entered the scene, asking, "Okay, who's the jerk?"

Dr. Grant swiftly took control of the situation, introducing Dr. Sattler to John Hammond as if nothing had happened.

They shared a chuckle as John Hammond emphasized that he had heard Dr. Sattler calling him a jerk, but Dr. Sattler awkwardly evaded the topic, acting ignorant.

Afterward, they had a discussion, during which John Hammond invited Dr. Grant and Dr. Sattler to a private island. Dr. Grant was initially hesitant but was convinced when John Hammond promised to fund Dr. Grant's research.

The film continued as Dr. Grant, Dr. Sattler, and a man with glasses approached the island by helicopter.

The scenes continued, and the audience watched as dinosaurs were introduced on the island.

"Wow!" some members of the audience were amazed by the realism, even though it wasn't entirely lifelike. However, the CGI in the film was more advanced and intricate than in any other film with CGI.

A few children in the audience were so captivated that they genuinely believed the dinosaurs were real, and their amazement was palpable.

Meanwhile, some film critics, like Julius, were impressed by how KiShin Pictures had managed the CGI. They, along with other film critics, had initially doubted whether 'Jurassic Park' could meet CGI expectations, but it appeared they were mistaken.