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| | JURASSIC PARK & THE LOST WORLD: JURASSIC PARK - COLLECTOR'S EDITION DVDs |
 | | Actually, Jurassic Park's candidness about matters of hype lends it some welcome edge, while its follow-up, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, derives its subversion from the permission a sequel implies: to be as nasty as you want to be. |
 | | John Williams' percussive score for The Lost World is not quite as resonant as his more classically Spielbergian work on Jurassic Park, but prepare to be deposited in the middle of an orchestra pit either way--and a theme park, and a junglescape, for that matter. |
 | | Split surrounds usage is craftier on The Lost World, however we should cut Jurassic Park some slack for revolutionizing six-track digital sound--prior to the implementation of DTS, there were very few points of reference for the boys and girls in the mixing booth. |
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