In 1994, Universal hoped dinosaurs and Steven Spielberg would hit big again.
The previous year, Jurassic Park dominated the box office and pop culture. So it only stood to reason that audiences would be primed for more prehistoric adventures – this time with a bit less CGI and a lot more puns.
And, they were right. On Memorial Day weekend, The Flintston…
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