The film garnered several awards and sparked sequels – books and films – as well as video games, comics, and theme rides at a number of parks, domestically and internationally. Jurassic Park has been ranked among the most thrilling, scary, influential, greatest, and important films of all time. Additionally, it has been identified as one of the greatest film franchises ever and one of the greatest summer films. Even specific scenes, such as the first encounter with a Brachiosaurus, remain as some of the most magical moments in cinema history. It was an incredible film when it was released, and anyone that saw it in 1993 knew they were watching cinema history being made.

To celebrate the new release and honor this fandom that has captured the hearts of audiences over the past 25 years, Fanbase Press presents this special editorial series which collects brand new essays from our staff and contributors:


Fanbase Press’ Geeky Parent Guide Creator Travis Lakata discusses money’s influence on the main characters from the original 1993 Jurassic Park film.

Fanbase Press Contributor Nicholas Diak compares a Choose Your Own Adventure book to the original 1993 Jurassic Park film.

Fanbase Press President Bryant Dillon’s interview with Brad Jost, host of The Jurassic Park Podcast

Fanbase Press President Bryant Dillon notes the five lessons that the Jurassic World films could learn from the Topps Comics from the '90s


And, if that wasn’t enough, then take a look at some of our previous Jurassic Park coverage:

Geeky Parent Guide: Visit Your Very Own Jurassic Park

Saturn Awards 2015: Fanbase Press Chats with Jurassic World’s Ty Simpkins

Fanbase Press Interviews Ani Pandit, The Steven Spielberg Specialist

Fanbase Press’ The Jurassic Park Generation