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Spark’s film channels a nostalgic vibe, echoing the gritty, rough-around-the-edges feel of 80s and 90s genre movies. He deliberately avoided the over-slickness seen in recent Hollywood blockbusters, opting instead for a more grounded, handheld aesthetic that emphasizes tension and chaos—elements that fans of films like Predator, Dog Soldiers, and Aliens will appreciate.
Furthermore, the film is not afraid to depict soldiers engaging the dinosaurs directly, with shooting sequences that reflect a more realistic and brutal engagement—guns actually inflicting damage and meaningful combat scenes. This contrasts sharply with typical Jurassic Park films that avoid direct firearm conflict, opting instead for suspense and mystery.