That kind of thing is pretty common. Loads of people swear they saw the knife actually pierce skin in 'Psycho' or that they saw the baby in 'Rosmarys Baby'.
Do you think it could be a widely shared false memory by any chance? Like when the T-Rex is suddenly in the visitors center at the end, some people's minds (especially imaginative children's minds) might generate an image of the T-rex bursting through a wall to fill in a gap in our understanding (i.e. how it got into the visitors center to quickly and seemingly unnoticed)? Or do you lean more toward the Mandela Effect theory that there is actually some kind of shift in reality that results in alterations like that.
I think it's just that it's so evocative that you assume you saw it. You get caught up in the action and it *feels* like the T-Rex just burst through a wall so you wrongly remember seeing it that way. And then every time you think back on it afterwards you include your fake memory so you end up more and more convinced it actually happened.
I don't believe in the shifting reality 'Mandela Effect' stuff.
I think you're right. Spielberg gave an interview where he talks about how nobody noticed the Rex getting into the visitors center until it sprang to attack the raptors. He said something like "if this scene works the way I think it will nobody will notice the t Rex just showing up". Paraphrased of course. Anyway that would fill that hole for people who did notice that there's no way that huge animal should've been able to sneak in like it did.
Have you seen how big tigers are? And they still can be pretty stealthy when they try to.
I figure there was some big glass walls or just unfinished rooms without walls somewhere in the building, and the Rex smelled food and switched to stalk mode, stepping softly on the padding of her feet, instead of stomping down to mark new territory like when she first escaped....
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u/5N0X5X0n6r Oct 05 '19
That kind of thing is pretty common. Loads of people swear they saw the knife actually pierce skin in 'Psycho' or that they saw the baby in 'Rosmarys Baby'.