That soaring shot of a brachiosaurus. The T-rex reflected in a sideview mirror. The chilling sight of a velociraptor’s breath puffing on a glass panel. These iconic screen moments are indelible memories created by one of THE biggest cinema releases of all time, the original Jurassic Park from 1993. With Malaysian cinemas reopening this week after three months of closure, we recall the awe of watching the movie on the large screen for the very first time, and discuss why it has remained a classic.

<p>That soaring shot of a brachiosaurus. The T-rex reflected in a sideview mirror. The chilling sight of a velociraptor&rsquo;s breath puffing on a glass panel. These iconic screen moments are indelible memories created by one of THE biggest cinema releases of all time, the original Jurassic Park from 1993. With Malaysian cinemas reopening this week after three months of closure, we recall the awe of watching the movie on the large screen for the very first time, and discuss why it has remained a classic.</p>

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