Jurassic Park
A science fiction franchise about a theme park populated with cloned dinosaurs that escape and wreak havoc.
Category
Science Fiction Franchise
Release Year
1990
Origin
USA
Tags
dinosaursscience-fictionthrilleradventuregeneticsprehistoric
Detailed Overview Information
Basic Information
Full Name
Jurassic Park Franchise
Aliases
JP, Jurassic World, Dinosaur Park
Type
Science Fiction Media Franchise
Release Year
1990
Status
Active (ongoing franchise)
Origin
United States
Region
United States
Creation Information
Creator
Michael Crichton
Publisher
Knopf (original novel), Universal Pictures (films)
Original Work
Jurassic Park novel (1990)
Genre
Science Fiction, Thriller, Adventure, Horror, Action
Content Information
Synopsis
Scientists clone dinosaurs from ancient DNA to create a theme park, but the dinosaurs escape and threaten human survival.
Main Characters
Dr. Alan Grant, Dr. Ellie Sattler, Dr. Ian Malcolm, John Hammond, Owen Grady, Claire Dearing
Setting
Isla Nublar, Isla Sorna, various locations with dinosaur encounters
Themes
Science vs nature, corporate greed, survival, evolution, ethics of genetic engineering
Target Audience
General audiences, science fiction fans, adventure enthusiasts
Media Forms
Books
Original novels by Michael Crichton, various tie-in novels
Live Action Films
Six theatrical films from 1993 to 2022
Animated Series
Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, various animated content
Video Games
Multiple games across platforms, mobile games, VR experiences
Merchandise
Action figures, LEGO sets, clothing, collectibles, educational materials
Comics
Various comic series and graphic novels
Theme Parks
Universal Studios attractions and experiences
Digital Content
Mobile apps, AR experiences, educational content
Commercial Information
Total Box Office
Over $6 billion worldwide across all films
Sales
Millions of books sold, extensive merchandise sales
Merchandise Revenue
Billions in licensing and merchandise revenue
Awards
Academy Awards for visual effects, numerous technical awards
Critical Reception
Mixed to positive reviews, praised for groundbreaking effects
Cultural Impact
Revolutionized film effects, renewed interest in paleontology
Market Value
One of the highest-grossing film franchises of all time
Theme Parks
Major attractions at Universal Studios worldwide
Licensing Deals
Extensive global licensing for toys, games, and merchandise
Fan Culture
Fanbase
Massive global fanbase spanning multiple generations
Communities
Active fan communities, paleontology enthusiasts, film buffs
Events
Comic conventions, paleontology events, theme park celebrations
Quotes
Life finds a way, Clever girl, Hold on to your butts, Welcome to Jurassic Park
Memes
Goldblum laugh, clever girl raptor, life finds a way, dinosaur roars
Cosplay
Character costumes, dinosaur suits, park staff uniforms
Fan Art
Dinosaur art, movie scene recreations, original dinosaur designs
Fan Projects
Fan films, dinosaur documentaries, park recreation projects
Cultural References
Referenced across media, educational materials, pop culture
Historical Development
1990
Michael Crichton publishes Jurassic Park novel
1993
First Jurassic Park film released, becomes cultural phenomenon
1997
The Lost World: Jurassic Park sequel released
2001
Jurassic Park III completes original trilogy
2015
Jurassic World revives franchise with new trilogy
2018
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom continues new storyline
2022
Jurassic World Dominion concludes current trilogy
Related Links
www.jurassicworld.com
www.enjoyip.com