Human Cloning In The Film Jurassic Park

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Cloning is a scientific practice that has is still undergoing plenty of research and is under scrutiny by a majority of the public. It is a topic that is shrouded in mystery and questions of ethical or moral concern, especially when the subject involves humans. Human cloning is viewed by a majority of the religious population as being an act of evil. This is because these people believe that only a higher being, God, has the right to give and take a human’s life. The controversy surrounding cloning could also extend to other creatures, such as dinosaurs. Dinosaurs have been extinct for over 65 million years, so it is not possible to find one in the wild today. However, it might very well be possible to create and clone a dinosaur from other substances or creatures that were present when dinosaurs were alive. The film Jurassic Park explores this idea of breeding and cloning dinosaurs by repairing their DNA and bringing them into the current century. The purpose of this essay is to delve into the many scientific aspects of the film Jurassic Park and discuss how these elements made the movie such a success. The first and most important scientific topic …show more content…

The first being a great plot about genetically engineering extinct creatures. This basic plot about a fantastic achievement being undercut by the need for human survival is great narrative that has not been done since this film came out in 1993. The second being that it was an exciting film that displayed dinosaurs in realistic settings. The visual effects of Jurassic Park were stunning, even in 1993 and this must have made movie-goers feel even more unnerved. The third is that it is a great tale of humanity overcoming obstacle. Even though the characters in this film were basically responsible for the events that almost killed them, viewers still enjoy seeing humans dominate the wilderness and other creatures, especially

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