Jurassic Park vs Jurassic World - How Color Changed Everything!

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Oi, you lot! Ever wondered why Jurassic Park looks like a lush prehistoric paradise while Jurassic World feels like it was shot inside an Apple Store? Well, buckle up, because today we’re diving deep into the color grading of these dino-filled blockbusters! 🦖🎨

Spielberg’s Jurassic Park (1993) is warm, earthy, FILMIC—proper “you can smell the jungle” vibes. Fast forward to Jurassic World (2015), and suddenly, everything’s cooler, crisper, more corporate—like your boss just installed new LED lighting in the office. But why? What changed? And more importantly… does it actually make a difference in how we FEEL about these films? (Spoiler: Yes. Yes, it does.)

In this episode, we’ll break down:
✅ How film vs. digital shaped the look of both movies
✅ Why Jurassic Park’s warm tones make it feel alive and dangerous
✅ How Jurassic World’s blue-heavy palette makes it feel more… controlled (and maybe a bit lifeless?)
✅ The secret tricks filmmakers use to make us feel wonder, fear, and nostalgia—without us even realizing 👀

And stick around ‘til the end, because we’re also having a nosy at the Jurassic World: Rebirth trailer to see where the franchise is heading next. Will they bring back that filmic magic, or are we getting even more clinical, high-tech vibes?

Let’s chat in the comments—do you miss the old-school warmth of Jurassic Park, or are you a fan of Jurassic World’s sleek modern look? 👇

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