Bethany Solomon

Imagine you are crouched behind a kitchen counter. Hiding. Terrified. You can hear the tap, tap, tapping of claws of excessive length on the floor. Snarls, growls, screeches, and sounds that have no names, which can only be described as alien, horrific.

This is one of the many brilliant scenes from Stephen Spielberg’s “Jurassic Park”, released in 1993.

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Science Fiction classic, the film is being shown in theaters nation-wide in 3D on April 5th.

Sam Neil, Jeff Goldblum, Richard Attenborough, Laura Dern, Wayne Knight, Samuel L. Jackson…Not to mention the child-stars of the film Ariana Richards and Joseph Mazzello, who in my opinion are the best child actors of the century simply for their performances in this film alone. “Jurassic Park is packed with the best talent, was the first of its kind in computer-generated images, composed by a perfect script, cinematography, and superb directing by Spielberg. It has science fiction, horror, comedy, and deals with the issue of man having a God-complex, a recurring theme in science fiction films. It confronts the temperament of nature and shows just how small humans are in the food chain hierarchy.

This movie was amazing in its original format. In 3D, it will be epic. Dinosaurs will be popping out of the screen, making you feel as though you are in a prehistoric hell.

For more information on the special anniversary event, go to: http://www.jurassicpark.com