Our Hero Owen Analysis

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While this film may seem out of the ordinary, it is becoming more relatable as new creations are made. Looking back at this film in 2000 after it was released, this idea of bring back dinosaurs seemed outrageous. The film as several scenes that seem very unrealistic today, but when we consider the future, these ideas may not be as outrageous as we thought. TO being, there is a scene in the film where a man named Owen is bonded with a discourse. According to the Washington Post, “Our hero Owen (played by Chris Pratt) spends the first half of the movie serving up foreshadowing on a platter. People can’t control wild animals, he explains again and again. Even as an accomplished velociraptor-whisperer, he could have been torn to pieces by the dinos who found him unexpectedly trapped in their enclosure, setting off …show more content…

Another scene that shows how science has impacted society today is when the humans are in search of an object that they lost. While they are on their adventure, they use the a T-Rex for help. This dinosaur as a super sense of smell and smell this from far distances. The movie scene is describes as, “Through the whole movie, we’re told that the Indominus Rex is so smart that she’s basically a dino with superpowers — including a keen sense of smell and awareness of thermal heat that lets her detect any living, breathing thing nearby. So how does she repeatedly miss the fact when Owen and Claire are hiding just a few feet away” (Merry). While this idea of strong senses of smell may have been unheard of in the past, today with the increase in technology we can smell anything with products with the use of tool that have been creative. While there may not be tools that help increase our smell, in the future it is likely that this can be created and humans as well as animals can have strong senses of

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