Jurassic Park Resources

Jurassic Park is almost as old as the dinosaurs inside it. As it was made before the Internet, there is no official website. But the fan-made Jurassic Park Wiki can get you up to speed.

In 2015, Jurassic Park was updated to Jurassic World. Plan your visit today.

Michael Crichton (may he rest in peace) has a website that shows all the wild international covers for his hit novel, which inspired the movie.

For the Tims and Lexes in your life, there's a series of books called Jurassic Park Adventures, which will keep them occupied until they grow up into Grants and Sattlers.

In this yellowed old review from the Times, Janet Maslin is awe-struck by Spielberg's dinosaurs.

Roger Ebert reluctantly gives the film a thumbs-up, but was hoping for more.

Entertainment Weekly discusses all the merchandise hyping the Park, from cereal to sleeping bags.

Ariana Richards, who plays Lex, talks about her experience on the set, painting a picture of Jell-O, and meeting another nice dinosaur: Betty White.

What are readers' favorite parts of the books? With Kindle, you can see what other people are highlighting.

Sam Neill does the promo circuit, talking about Jurassic Park with Joan Lunden and her 90s hair.

A father-daughter duo recreates Jurassic Park…with legos. Ian Malcolm's lego hair is the best.

Before she was on Inside Edition, Deborah Norville talked to Michael Crichton about Jurassic Park (which she pronounces "Your-assic Park") on the Today show in 1990.

Can't be bothered to read an article about movie mistakes? The CinemaSins YouTube channel explains everything wrong with Jurassic Park in three minutes.

Steven Spielberg's half-denim jacket looks pretty prehistoric in this behind-the-scenes footage of him directing Jurassic Park. Oh yeah, Michael Crichton is there, too.

Like figuring out what a fox sounds like, sound designers had to decide what a T. rex sounds like, too. And by doing so, Jurassic Park changed sound design in movies.

Even in an age of video and Internet, radio isn't extinct. NPR's All Things Considered considers what things have changed in dinosaur science since 1993.

Need to make Jeff Goldblum or a dinosaur growl on command? The Jurassic Park soundboard has you covered.

Jurassic Park has inspired many masterpieces of modern art. This is the master-est.