Jurassic Park II: The Lost World

Movie • 1997 • Sci-Fi  

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Does the dog die?
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sheregenerated13
The dog doesn't due the first time you see it, and the death happens off screen, you just see the dog house hanging from the t-rex's mouth by its chain leash. This happens near the end of the film, from about 1:50:00-1:51:00.
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Is there pedophilia?
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Does someone vomit?
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Is a minor sexualized?
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Is a child abused?
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Is there excessive gore?
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Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
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Is rape mentioned?
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Is there domestic violence?
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Is there body horror?
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Are there jump scares?
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Abandonment
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sheregenerated13
A baby t-rex is separated from its parents once or twice.
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sheregenerated13
Dinosaurs are fake and the dog is unalived offscreen.
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Does a horse die?
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sheregenerated13
I don't think there are horses in this one (or possibly any of them.)
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Does an animal die?
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Are animals abused?
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sheregenerated13
Dinosaurs in the franchise aren't always treated properly, and how to handle them is debated in the series of films.
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sheregenerated13
You don't see the dog, it's offscreen, but it's clearly intended for us to understand that the t-rex ate a family's pet dog. It happens near the end of the movie from about 1:50:00-1:51:00.
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Does a pet die?
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sheregenerated13
You don't see the dog, it's offscreen, but it's clearly intended for us to understand that the t-rex ate a family's pet dog. It happens near the end of the movie from about 1:50:00-1:51:00. I don't think the child realizes the dog is gone, though the kid is present for that scene and the parents would have understood.
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Bodily Harm
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sheregenerated13
Not sure about by objects, but t-rex jaws are powerful and we see them in action.
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Fear
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They aren't portrayed as scary places in this film, though there's some of that in later films in the franchise. In this one, we mostly see a boat on water at the beginning, shorelines at times, and near the end some folks jump into water to escape a t-rex by the docks.
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Is someone eaten?
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sheregenerated13
The carnivorous dinosaurs eat some humans. You'll see them close their mouth around a few people, and later in the film when looking for crew, you'll see a dismembered hand.
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sheregenerated13
I don't think there are any queer characters in most of the films. At least not canon ones. I believe there's a lesbian vet in one of the later Jurassic World films though!
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