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    Spielberg reportedly started drawing storyboards and ideas for a Jurassic Park Ride even before the film was released in theaters. (From: 'Gladiator6k')
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    At 5:33:52 PM on 12/28/2005, jurassictimes said:
    Aragon The stuff in the 70's shows of spiderman are what happens in the 70s Comics Of SM

    At 4:01:52 PM on 8/29/2004, N e o said:
    Neat. That TV show kicked so much ass.
    If you ever want some info about anything, I could probably help out.

    At 1:11:29 PM on 8/29/2004, Aragorn said:
    I don't know too much from the comics, other then what happens in the first few, the 90's TV show, and whatever I pick up in various conversations, but I will be incorperating some things I know.

    At 1:52:51 AM on 8/29/2004, N e o said:
    Ripping off a line from some book that's supposedly really important, It was good.

    I'm liking this a lot more than your preview trailer things.
    Are you planning on following the comics in any way, or not?

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