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Man comes up with dino-sized proposal

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Nov 25, 2015

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Who said that dinosaurs aren't romantic?

A "Jurassic Park" fan adapted a popular scene from this year's blockbuster "Jurassic World" to pop the question.

EJ Cantu , with a little help from friends dressed as velociraptors, re-enacted the famous scene where Chris Pratt's character controls three of the deadly, computer-generated dinos.

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After Cantu gets the "raptors" in line, he turns around and sings "Will You Marry Me?" to the tune of the movie's theme song.

She said yes. Who couldn't resist the raptor backup singers?

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