Devin Graham, a videographer who specializes in extreme sports, recently posted a YouTube video titled "Jurassic Park Meets Parkour In Real Life." In the video, two parkour practitioners--Ninja Nate, in an inflatable dino costume; and Calen Chan, playing the Chris Pratt character--act out a dino chase at Kualoa Ranch in Hawaii.

The awesome installment of Musical Hell's "Know the Score" series after the jump shows us how chillingly relevant the musical Cabaret still is, considering our current political climate. If you've ever wondered why art is so important, wonder no more.

So, yeah, there's pretty much only one story that's really resonating with us today, and that's the passing of Carrie Fisher. As the day has gone on, Fisher's friends and colleagues have been reacting to the news of her death publicly.

Here's the latest entry into the "you were so preoccupied with whether or not you could, you didn't stop to think if you should" file.

All of this has happened before, and it will all happen again. Wait, that's a totally different revamped 1970s sci-fi property, but the major point still stands. Michael Crichton loved him some amusement parks where the attractions go haywire.

Sam Neill, who played Dr. Grant, has said that he's not likely to appear in Jurassic World 2. Why? It came down to one of two things: he's either an accountant or dead.

Last week we learned that Harrison Ford and Steven Spielberg would actually be returning for that long-rumored fifth Indiana Jones movie. At the time, Disney didn't reveal who would be writing the fifth installment in the franchise, but The Hollywood Reporter claims the movie will be penned by David Koepp.

What if the movie were to end as soon as a character said the name of the film? Someone proposed alternate endings to films like Jurassic Park, Fellowship of the Ring and 300 (among others) that immediately smash-cut to credits as soon as the film's title is spoken out loud.

Oscar-winning animator Phil Tippett is the man behind many iconic monsters, beginning with the masks in the Star Wars Cantina scene, to designing various creatures (including Tauntauns, Rancor whom he calls "a cross between a bear and a potato," and Jabba the Hutt) to Jurassic Park, and his new project "Mad God."

God creates dinosaurs. God kills dinosaurs. God creates man. Man kills God. God left a secret weapon behind: Kangaroos rule the Earth.

Holy heck this BB-8 pumpkin is way too freakin' adorable. Wait, who made it? Alan freakin' Tudyk?! Oh gosh, that's some amazing stream-crossing there.

BD Wong recently spoke to Spinoff Online about his role in the Jurassic movies as Dr. Henry Wu, the sinister scientist.

In what I guess was an "homage" to Jurassic Park, Jurassic World's script apparently featured a scene in which Bryce Dallas Howard's character Claire is forced to smear herself with dino poop in order to cover up the scent of her vanilla lotion.

Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow made some rather intriguing comments about future sequels (the first currently being written and slated for release on June 22nd, 2018). When asked about Bryce Dallas Howard’s character, operations manager Claire Dearing, he said, “Claire is the one who evolves the most over the trilogy; it’s her story that mirrors this changing world.”

Who wouldn't want this spiffy number on their wall?

Artist William Stout has released some early concept art over on his blog for a "mature" Jurassic Park cartoon that he was hired to work on soon after the movie was released.

Best part? Dr. Ian "I'm Actually Jeff Goldblum Playing Jeff Goldblum Playing A Doctor" Malcolm sexily strutting over to a giant pile of shit.