In 1993, Steven Spielberg pulled off a miracle: bringing creatures extinct 65 million years ago to life. In "Jurassic Park," the director mixed mechanical animals with special effects never before seen in cinema, driven by a clever script and captivating performances.
The result was a resounding success with audiences and critics alike. The film won three Oscars and became the biggest box office hit in history, surpassed four years later by "Titanic." NEW Jurassic Park - Tim Murphy With Velociraptors Funko Pop!
The new Funko Pop! Movie Moment: Jurassic Park - Tim Murphy With Velociraptors Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure - Target Exclusive captures the famous scene where Tim is trapped next to the counter in the kitchen before Lex makes a noise to distract the Raptors.
The pop figure is available below (click to jump!)
The Jurassic Park franchise is one of cinema's most emblematic. It brings scientific and ethical debates well ahead of its time, but mainly scary dinosaurs and breathtaking scenes.
One of the best scenes in the franchise takes place in the very first Jurassic Park. We are talking, of course, about the Velociraptors in the kitchen scene. You see, facing a dinosaur is not easy enough, but even worse is facing the best hunters of all reptiles in a space as limited as a kitchen.
What can make it even more tense and frightening? Put two children, who are already very wounded from their journey trying to survive the park, to fight the beasts—definitely one of the tensest and most iconic moments.
Tim Murphy With Velociraptors Funko Pop! from Jurassic Park is now available for pre-order at the links below (click to jump!)
In 1993, Steven Spielberg pulled off a miracle: bringing creatures extinct 65 million years ago to life. In "Jurassic Park," the director mixed mechanical animals with special effects never before seen in cinema, driven by a clever script and captivating performances.
The result was a resounding success with audiences and critics alike. The film won three Oscars and became the biggest box office hit in history, surpassed four years later by "Titanic."
In 1993, Steven Spielberg pulled off a miracle: bringing creatures extinct 65 million years ago to life. In "Jurassic Park," the director mixed mechanical animals with special effects never before seen in cinema, driven by a clever script and captivating performances.
The result was a resounding success with audiences and critics alike. The film won three Oscars and became the biggest box office hit in history, surpassed four years later by "Titanic." - Funko Pop News
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