Jurassic World's unintentionally very racist line is stunning audiences

It is pronounced (pak-ee-sef-a-low-sor -us), and the lizard-like creature has a habit of escaping its enclosure.

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Now, this is a fast-paced action film so there is no time for such lengthy paleontological words, leading a character to at one point abbreviate and shout: "The Pachys are out of containment!"

Phonetically this sounds like a wildly racist slur, and it has left some viewers squirming uncomfortably in their seats:

And they put "the pakis are out of containment" in the script and at no point anyone said hold on

— eaux k. (@KSCB92) June 17, 2015

Fam how you gonna be saying "the pakis are out of containment" in one of the biggest movies ever

— shar (@shutuparsa) June 16, 2015

Boycott Jurassic World!: https://t.co/cZyetXQYaZ The BNP/UKIP/Racist Dave voted this movie five stars in the first five minutes man!

— Guzzy Bear (@guzzybearohyeh) June 15, 2015

Most can't believe that the line actually made it into the final script, though this can probably be explained by the fact that the slur has a history of only really being used in the UK, and Jurassic World's screenplay was penned entirely by Americans.

I guess it's just as well Chris Pratt pre-apologised by any/all offence caused by the film.

@christophhooton

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