@sebb: Both mean the same thing in this case.

@Daian: General technology...bitcoin mining...graphics card scarcity...

Eh, not going to hold writing this story against Eddie.

@HiroArka: Considering they wrote "Herzog's version of Nosferatu is a rare exception," I think it's safe to say they've seen it.

I'd also recommend "Nosferatu in Venice," the Herzog-less quasi-sequel from the late '80s with Kinski returning as a vampire. Its low budget really shows, but it has some great atmosphere.

At last: We're one step closer to an "Apocalypse 2."

@thecupidstunts: Not a problem. It was actually a side effect of my looking it up because I too would've sworn that they had come out much closer to each other.

Some movie directors are always trying to ice-skate uphill.

@thecupidstunts: It wasn't even just "a little" later. The original R cut was in May while the PG-13 version was released in December.

@bat725: Why are you bringing up "The Batman," the first movie in its franchise? We're talking about the Jurassic World franchise.

@bat725: I'm curious: What excuses am I making by pointing out that the example of success actually wasn't?

You're citing the concluding entry of a trilogy that has lost about $300 million at the box office with each film? The one that managed to finally eke it to the $1B only because it was left in theaters despite being a non-factor since the end of July?