SO different than the movie

Never forget the way his face stretched

Now it made some sense for JW3 but still we would rather a how do we settle dinos in our world movie than big giant grasshopper

End of cd #1 @3:28:35

I read this book when I was nine. Parts of it were definitely over my head but i was really proud of making it through. The movie was fun but they definitely dumbed it down. Nowhere near as scary. For some weird reason I really liked Dr. Wu in the book and he was almost non-existent in the movie, so I was kind of pissed about that. I also don't understand why they switched Lex and Tim's roles...and there was no baby triceratops, pterodactyls or miniature elephants either. Wow it's all coming back and I haven't even started listening to this lol

If i was on that island ,idve built a raft and kicked down long ago....with one eye on my 6 permanently . Patrick,you the best,brother ...just a pity the volume was low.but excellent narration all the same

😱😱 14:00 SO cool Behind the scenes that you don't see from the movie 😱😱

0:18 Introduction: Extinction at the KT boundary 9:16 Prologue: Life at the edge of chaos (is his voice ok?) 20:23 The lost world hypothesis 41:53 Abberrant forms 1:04:21 San José 1:19:19 Departure

Nice

Read this as a kid 😅

Can you turn the audio up?

1:12:15

1:02:40 bookmark

If all the dinosaurs are female, why do they keep saying “he” about rexy 🤔

Shit ai narration

I forgot how old i was but during the hype of gears of war 2 and 3 I saw this book at a thrift store and knew I wanted it because I was familiar with the series via game informer. I told my mom I wanted this book and she said she didnt like the bloody red skull and decided that she felt it wasnt appropriate for me. Damn. 😭😭 Well, years later it doesnt matter because I can listen to these audiobooks.

Thank you for doing this and coalitions end man, with E Day coming out I’ve been playing the games, and using my audible sub, to start the books again BUT unfortunately CE and The Slab are not on there thank you for padding out the journey bro 😂

Is this a robot reading the story

Bookmark 2:46:23

That’s really cool

I'm enjoying the bits I can stand the voice in, I don't give up that easy, I havent come across the so called 'feminist' one yet. Thanks for the upload and the work Patrick!

Man so very sad that these guys were just kids and they died so young. I don't care if it's a different culture that is still so wrong. Then it's no wonder that they died so easily since they were inexperienced. And I don't even know why they bothered giving them weapons that weren't acid proof. That's like sending a soldier in with nothing but wooden sticks.

I love this book but i can't do this narrator.

Couldn't cope with the AI audio, shame.

Compared to the Traviss novels this is insultingly bad.

Chapter 17. 13:09 Chapter 18. 25:27 Chapter 19. 37:04 Chapter 20. 1:06:32 Chapter 21. 2:03:10 Chapter 22. 2:09:11 Chapter 23. 2:47:04

this narrator... is not very good

Voice not that good. No emotion

Great to see this video on KZfaq, its so hard to find

need a better voice

Thank you

Jesus christ i did not expect to find this much hostility towards a realistically annoying child

Thank you Crichton for giving us a great book. 🦖Thank you Spielberg for a fun movie. 🦕Thank you for uploading the book. ❤

(After line one) Reptiles (& bird, dinosaur ancestors) - 🤣🤣🤣🤣 triggered ass mammals, still butthurt over what happened 65 million years ago

For lord a ron! 😂 thank you for the video 😊

Of all the novelizations of the Resident Evil games by S.D. Perry, Michael Johnson is by far the best narrator. Absolutely nails the tone and pace of the stories.

Love karen travis

This is one of those weird things where you have a novelization of a movie that’s already based on a book. For The Thing it’s John W. Campbell’s Who Goes There. The weirdest novelization I ever saw was for 1998 movie version of Great Expectations. It was written by Deborah Chiel, who also wrote the novelization for Die Hard, so an obvious choice.

The guy who is supposed to protect Marcus, how many you guys think that he might be alive or he might be dead if he’s alive what would you think would happen if you meet Marcus again, but if it was dead, how come he couldn’t find his body in the beginning of the game

This is great. Veronica was the dumbest of the old classics, but this is good fun.

As AI goes this one isn't the worst, it only occasionally gets the stress on certain words wrong, for instsnce "well well well" was strange but its really not too noticeable as normally, I can't listen to anything AI but honestly, this one is pretty good. Its obviously a 'new, improved' version of AI because it doesn't run all its words together and pauses, quite naturally, in between clauses. If it keeps on improving overall, I think they will be indistinguishable from humans, pretty soon. Thanks for the upload and I'm fascinated by how fast AI is improving.

Can I say that Prescott is the leader they needed in a time like this. Yes, he was a ruthless bastard but everything he did was for the survival of our species, and he was no coward. just a man with all the power that was left in the world. Against an enemy he barely understands. And if you pay attention to his character, he wants to fight, but then who would lead the COG? He wants to save his people even if it cost him his "humanity"

4:54:09 2:14:55

45min…

Thanis for the upload

Peacock really needs to make a faithful TV-MA rated Jurassic Park and Lost World miniseries’ Call it “Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park” and “Michael Crichton’s The Lost World”

William Roberts’ narration is way better than the guy on the Audible version.

5:34:25 7:05:04

50:00

Part of me knows that as a kid, Lex is realistic but even at that age I knew better than to behave like that. Unbearable part of and otherwise good book.