LEGO® Jurassic Park: The Unofficial Retelling Is Now Streaming On Peacock
At just 22 minutes, this LEGO® movie is a bigger riot than the velociraptors released in the lab. It adds that touch of nostalgia for you and the family when you want the magnitude of a Steven Spielberg film in under a half hour. Narrated by a hilariously graying Dr. Ian Malcolm recounting the chaos from his living room, The Unofficial Retelling is based on the 1993 Jurassic Park film, which is based on the book, “Jurassic Park,” by Michael Crichton. Each iteration is just as fascinating as the last. I highly recommend you absorb the content from all three mediums!
If you are an older parent, watching this LEGO® version might stoke some serious love for Steven Spielberg and Michael Crichton in one watch. If you’ve ever wondered what LEGO® actually stands for, this short will remind you why the brand keeps winning hearts across generations. Please enjoy the trailer below:
Why Is LEGO® Making This Short?
This was made to accompany the slew of 30th Anniversary Jurassic Park LEGO® sets. This film shows your favorite characters in minifigure form: Alan Grant, Ellie Sattler, John Hammond, Lex, and Tim. Also, the Big Fig portrayals of the T-Rex and velociraptor make another rumbling appearance.
What Does This Mean For LEGO® Fans And LEGO® Investors?
The 30th Anniversary Jurassic Park sets saw a real bump after this special dropped. It reengaged interest in an iconic, prehistoric theme – and it’s a perfect example of why LEGO® will never go out of business. I highly recommend stocking up on a few Jurassic Park LEGO® sets off Amazon. Whether you’re hunting retired sets on the secondary market or grabbing fun builds like the LEGO® Classic Creative Monkey Fun set for the kids, this fun-filled LEGO® film has revived a lot of interest – and revived old buying habits.
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