Jurassic Park was set in modern times and not a geological period...however the dinosaurs were from the Jurassic Period.
It refers to the Jurassic period. The time in which the dinosaurs lived is called the "Mesozoic Era." The Mesozoic Era is comprised of three main periods, or ages: the Triassic period (approximately 248 to 206 million years ago), the Jurassic period (approximately 206 to 144 million years ago), and the Cretaceous period (approximately 144 to 99 million years ago). See the Related Link for more information.Note that not all the dinosaurs depicted in Jurassic Parklived in the Jurassic period. Many were extinct by then, or, conversely, had not come into existence yet. The movie was called Jurassic Park simply because "Jurassic Park" has a nice ring to it, while "Triassic Park" and "Cretaceous Park" just don't sound as good to the ear. Also, the Jurassic period was the middle period -- the height of the age of the dinosaurs.This inaccurate naming was probably a reference to how little John Hammond- the park's in-universe creator- knew about the situation at hand.
3 ; Jurassic Park , The Lost World: Jurassic Park , and Jurassic Park III (With a fourth being tentatively planned entitled Jurassic Park IV .)The original Jurassic Park movie (1993) is classified as Action/Scifi/Thriller. The new Jurassic World movie (2015) is classified as Action/Adventure/Scifi. Neither are in the Horror genre.
No, it was based on a fictional book. No, Jurassic Park was a fictional novel by Micheal Crichton that was made into a popular movie. It is not real but the Jurassic time period is real
The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) was the 2nd Jurassic Park movie.
No, she was not in any of the Jurassic Park movies.
The Jurassic time period is with the t rex and other animals
It refers to the Jurassic period. The time in which the dinosaurs lived is called the "Mesozoic Era." The Mesozoic Era is comprised of three main periods, or ages: the Triassic period (approximately 248 to 206 million years ago), the Jurassic period (approximately 206 to 144 million years ago), and the Cretaceous period (approximately 144 to 99 million years ago). See the Related Link for more information.Note that not all the dinosaurs depicted in Jurassic Parklived in the Jurassic period. Many were extinct by then, or, conversely, had not come into existence yet. The movie was called Jurassic Park simply because "Jurassic Park" has a nice ring to it, while "Triassic Park" and "Cretaceous Park" just don't sound as good to the ear. Also, the Jurassic period was the middle period -- the height of the age of the dinosaurs.This inaccurate naming was probably a reference to how little John Hammond- the park's in-universe creator- knew about the situation at hand.
you mean what era was the Jurassic period in it was in the mesezoic era inbeetween the triassic and the cretaceous periods mesezoic means middle life oh by the way anydinosaur from Jurassic park is not in the Jurassic don't believe they are there all from the cretaceous
The Cretaceous Period was the longest period of time.
The Jurassic Period followed the Triassic.
It came from the Jurassic time period.
3 ; Jurassic Park , The Lost World: Jurassic Park , and Jurassic Park III (With a fourth being tentatively planned entitled Jurassic Park IV .)The original Jurassic Park movie (1993) is classified as Action/Scifi/Thriller. The new Jurassic World movie (2015) is classified as Action/Adventure/Scifi. Neither are in the Horror genre.
Yes it is.
Jurassic Period. That's pretty much it. Its the middle of the Age of Dinosaurs.
No, it was based on a fictional book. No, Jurassic Park was a fictional novel by Micheal Crichton that was made into a popular movie. It is not real but the Jurassic time period is real
Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park: The Lost World and Jurassic Park 3.
Jurassic time period