Jurassic World: Peacock Is The New King Of The Jungle
Jurassic World was one of the best movies in 2015, making $1 billion worldwide and breaking the box office record for an opening weekend. Since then, it’s taken over the media, with toys being released and new merchandise on store shelves almost non-stop since its June 11 release date. Now that Jurassic World has taken over the world in every sense of the word, it’s time to explore why it was such a success story! This is our list of reasons why we think Peacock was responsible for making Jurassic World such an amazing movie!
5 Ways In Which Peacock Stole The Show
Even though Jurassic World was released 25 years after the original Jurassic Park, this new movie finds the kids of yesterday going to see a film about dinosaurs in their adulthood. All because, the king is dead, long live the king! The underlying reason for this trend is that it no longer feels novel to be terrified by these beasts on screen.
If you were lucky enough to see some of the behind-the-scenes footage from production (particularly on Twitter), then you can attest to just how terrifying many of these scenes were for those involved with the making of the movie.
What Does This Mean For Modern Design?
Peacock is the new king of the jungle. It’s time for designers to embrace the extravagant beauty of peacock feathers to fill their rooms with creativity and flair. Jurassic World’s newest attraction is a dinosaur from roughly 200 million years ago that was long-forgotten and has been extinct for millions of years until now.
With this radicalized use, peacock feathers become more than just a traditional design element but also a symbol that reflects our imagination as designers.
Have you seen this movie?
We were not allowed to talk about what was going on in the theater. This is probably a good idea because you are going to want to watch this movie and not read about it. But we will try our best to keep this short for you. If you’re interested in spoilers stop reading now.
Peacock the gentle giant was just too powerful for the other dinosaurs, specifically for one of them which can’t be mentioned. So he took over as the new King of The Jungle or Kingdom as Chris Pratt’s character put it at one point in the movie. I know, I am spoiling some but come on guys! It’s been 25 years!!! Do you need me?
Do you like peafowl?
The new movie Jurassic World has a character called Peacock. She is like Mufasa, but she isn’t an African king. She is the over-protective mother of Rexy who, in her heyday, had conquered everything and everyone that came across her path in the jungles of Asia and India. Rexy is played by an animal actor named Jabba that has autism, which provides some hilarious moments in the movie as he moves around on all fours away from eye contact and seeks to avoid social interaction – This is classic autism!
My goal with this blog post will be to share my experience with working with individuals on the Autism spectrum as well as discuss misconceptions about them.
What design trends do you think can benefit from this movie?
The movie Jurassic World is making peacock the new king of the jungle, so what design trends will benefit from this movie? The vibrant colors, detailed textures, and funky designs of the feathers all make for an inspirational array of must-have items. As with any trend, designers are always finding ways to take peacocks and make them their own.
Who doesn’t want to wake up to a bright coffee mug with a busy pattern or plunk down on a chair covered in an animal print with peacock-inspired geometric shapes? This fashionable frenzy can’t last forever though! So if you’re not ready to hang up your green feather scarf, you better get started now.
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Every day the public is left with a new and fascinating dinosaur discovery as scientists venture deeper into uncharted areas of exploration. The latest findings point to peacocks as the possible jungle king of the Jurassic world. Red-spotted feathers found on Isla Sorna suggest that peacocks thrived during the Upper Cretaceous period, which was much cooler than the present era.
The discovery is evidence that dinosaurs are adaptive creatures and their genetic adaption spans even more periods than we thought! It’s believed that their red feathers would have helped them retain warmth from the sun because of how densely packed they were; this adaptation would have served them well in cool environments when food was not available year-round.
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