When Nedry stumbles into their lair a Dilophosaurus makes delicate cooing noises, silhouetted on screen. The automated tour guide recites that these animals are вЂbeautiful but deadlyвЂ™ and survive by вЂspitting venom at its prey, causing blindness and paralysisвЂ™.

Hammond is expecting them to be on display, like cheap girls in a window, but they arenвЂ™t obeying вЂ“ instead they are invisible, somewhere in the parkland. When the intrepid guests on the island are on the tour, these dainty Dilophosaurus are first to disappoint. In an elegant turn of poetic justice, it is the Dilophosaurus that get him. NedryвЂ™s attitude towards women is made evident by the screensaver he has of a woman clad in a zebra print bikini against a zebra print background women are animals and not much else. He meets a competitor in exchange for a bag of cash, a common criminal flogging вЂviable embryosвЂ™ on the black market. The greedy Dennis Nedry drives the action of Jurassic Park вЂ“ he is selling HammondsвЂ™ girls out to a rival. This is Eve, sheвЂ™s back, and sheвЂ™s not sorry вЂ“ sheвЂ™s perfectly happy in the Garden of Good and Evil. As the second one emerges and devours him, the raptor that first caught the eye of Muldoon stares unmoved as a snake slithers past her face. Despite recognising the capabilities of the raptors, he fatally underestimates their effective hunting in packs and thinks he can shoot the raptor who coquettishly appears in the vegetation towards the end of the film.

They have вЂextreme intelligenceвЂ™ and test the fences for weaknesses вЂsystematically.вЂ™ Muldoon enforces the domination of these females and pays the price. Muldoon admits to the guests how powerful these animals are. The scene ends with the close-up on Muldoon crying out, вЂShoot herвЂ¦shoot herвЂ¦.вЂ™ Because although women may rightly be terrified of the patriarchy, the patriarchy is also scared of feminism. This scene demonstrates why the patriarchy is so forceful in maintaining its hold over womenвЂ™s lives and reproductive rights. This brief scene encapsulates the widespread fear of feminism вЂ“ that feminist rage and liberation entail death to men the implication is that females are man-eaters. The first thing the (female) raptor does is eat a man alive. вЂDonвЂ™t let her get out,вЂ™ Robert Muldoon urges the men. Jurassic Park opens with a scene of a male crew, armed with guns and helmets, watching carefully a crate containing some mysterious grunting creature as it is lifted from the jungle undergrowth. When you look at her, you can see sheвЂ™s working things out The resulting story is not just a cautionary tale of what happens when scientists and corporate interests combine, but an exploration of the threat that feminism poses to the family unit when seen through the eyes of the patriarchy. Reproduction is forced upon female animals in a lab, by men, to make money вЂ“ and they break free, resist, and make babies in their own way. The film is dense with references to the female body and, more specifically, controlled reproduction вЂ“ blood to create вЂbaby dinosaursвЂ™, the eggs, the вЂpulling up of dinosaursвЂ™ skirtsвЂ™. Lurking away under the surface of the well-loved roller-coaster ride that is the brilliant Jurassic Park (1993) film, lies a recurrent phobia of something even more frightening than giant pre-historic predatory dinosaurs: feminism. There is no unauthorised breeding in Jurassic Park

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