Sci-Fi Gareth Edwards's Jurassic World Rebirth

[Sithborg]

I'm down for a ScarJo & Ali trilogy.

 

[DarkKnight88]

Well they didn’t

Spoiler

reverse kill him

for nothing.

Then again, we never saw Billy again after the same thing lol

 

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

Don't really know where the story can go, this one was stretching credibility as it was.

 

[Zantera]

The Xenomorph Rex was actually bred on another island much more secret and hush hush, where the real dangerous hybrids are kept and being studied. A worker slips on a banana peel causing a Rube Goldberg/Final Destination series of events that unleashes all these creatures to freedom. ScarJo is offered a truck of money to go in and obtain <insert macguffin> that will help solve world hunger (or something to that effect).

Teaser trailer shows a rundown facility on an island where something has broken loose, insert voiceover about how "the monsters didn't just escape, they bred and created.. something new", insert classic Jurassic Park theme, "Life will find a way" and cameo by someone from the original (maybe one of the kids as we've touched most of the other iconic characters by now).

"Jurassic Park: Bloodlines" coming in 2027

 

[DarkKnight88]

Don't really know where the story can go, this one was stretching credibility as it was.

To be fair, they’ve been saying that since the second film.

 

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

To be fair, they’ve been saying that since the second film.

Well that's why, as bad as Dominion was, I didn't mind the previous 3 movies as they at least tried to introduce a new status quo by having the dinosaurs in the wild. Rebirth wrecked that premise in the first few mins and went back to the more than tired old island setting.

 

[Drizzle]

Well they didn’t

Spoiler

reverse kill him

for nothing.

Then again, we never saw Billy again after the same thing lol

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Billy somehow surviving that in JP3 isn't as dumb as Tom Cruise's son surviving in War of the Worlds but it's up there. He was originally supposed to have died and I really don't know why they reversed that decision.

 

[Zantera]

Well that's why, as bad as Dominion was, I didn't mind the previous 3 movies as they at least tried to introduce a new status quo by having the dinosaurs in the wild. Rebirth wrecked that premise in the first few mins and went back to the more than tired old island setting.

It is weird having 2 movies build up to "dinosaurs are now living in the human world among us" only to have the 3rd movie reverse that decision 15 minutes in and go "nah just kidding, they're now in a nature preserve, far removed from civilization". And on top of that make the main focus big bugs.

Was it a financial decision? I know people had these big ideas of dinosaurs attacking the subway or a T-Rex attacking a skyscraper or something but what we got was a bloated 265 (?) million dollar movie and you would expect that number to go up even more if they had more 'demanding' CGI like dinosaurs in city environments attacking more people.

 

[Lily Adler]

Billy somehow surviving that in JP3 isn't as dumb as Tom Cruise's son surviving in War of the Worlds but it's up there. He was originally supposed to have died and I really don't know why they reversed that decision.

I always wondered if Billy was intended to be the kid in the first film.

 

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

It is weird having 2 movies build up to "dinosaurs are now living in the human world among us" only to have the 3rd movie reverse that decision 15 minutes in and go "nah just kidding, they're now in a nature preserve, far removed from civilization". And on top of that make the main focus big bugs.

Was it a financial decision? I know people had these big ideas of dinosaurs attacking the subway or a T-Rex attacking a skyscraper or something but what we got was a bloated 265 (?) million dollar movie and you would expect that number to go up even more if they had more 'demanding' CGI like dinosaurs in city environments attacking more people.

Even at the end of Dominion though, Dinosaurs were living in the wild and not just a nature reserve. It at least tried something new even if it fumbled it but it set up something different for the next few movies.

Rebirth just pooh-poohed all that in an instant.

 

[DarkKnight88]

There’s gotta be a studio willing to bankroll a big budget Dinosaurs Attack! movie.

It can even be a thoughtful commentary on current day politics.