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    The graphics on the numerous computer monitors in JP's control room were actually created in a office full of SGI workstations near the set, then piped in to the monitors via long monitor cables.
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    At 11:00:50 PM on 6/5/2001, DinoDude said:
    <MARQUEE1>TEsting

    At 4:23:32 PM on 5/30/2001, Cryolophosaurus said:
    The JP3 trailer was mostly old music though, wasn't it? If anyone has the DVDs, you'll know what I'm talking about near the end of the trailers.. that music was awesome, even though it wasn't part of the film. And at the end of TLW trailer, when the footprint appears.. I think that march is great.

    At 12:08:55 AM on 5/30/2001, Vader2ooo said:
    Not to critisize the Matrix's score, but I was hoping JP III would kick it out of the water. Glad to hear that it will. Anyone know of an available date?

    At 11:08:01 PM on 5/29/2001, eggy said:
    I love musical scores. Especially the Jurassic Park one...

    At 10:33:57 PM on 5/29/2001, Pack hunter said:
    I want it i want it! I WANT IT!

    Stupid Australia and its stupid slowness!

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