I was thinking of Jurassic Park lately, mainly because I follow Klayton Fioriti on Youtube, and I was thinking of Jurassic World; a very flawed film that made me think of the earlier films and wish this one was written better. Needless to say, I am not fond of it. But I thought about the cliches and how it could've been different if it used different ideas, went different directions, not with a different story but with the one they were using. I decided to rewrite Jurassic World and share it, because why not.
My version is no different from the final product: Jurassic World exists, and unlike its Jurassic Park counterpart, it is very successful and long lasting. But here's the differences: 1) no one is bored over seeing dinosaurs, because no one ever would; and 2) genetic engineering has gone far and beyond the likes of just cloning dinos back to life. In my version, the scientists of Jurassic World have genetically nurtured each dinosaur to be under their control at all costs. Which means, for example: a Brachiosaurus will never step on human beings, nor will a Mosasaurus eat someone if they accidentally fell into the water. Why? They are "designed" not to do so. All the dinos are this, from their own to surviving dinos from the original Park and Site B, except for one that we'll get to.
Owen Grady is still a Velociraptor expert and handler, who has successfully shown using the nature theme to the Raptors, which is why they are trained not to kill but help humans, but many opted for their genetic controlling procedure. Claire Dearing is still the Jurassic World operations manager, only here she has shades of darkness within her. However, characters like Hoskins and the return of Henry Wu doesn't exist here, nor do Claire's nephews appear in this version either. The latter is more or less replaced by random kids dealing with the crisis from the park. But the creation of the I-Rex still is, and the reason why is because of them playing God to create their own Dinos. However, while the creation is successful, their control over it like the others does not work. Deeming it an overall failure, the I-Rex is ordered to be destroyed, until it escapes through mysterious means.
Here, while the final product is still used when it comes to the I-Rex attacks, there are noticeable major differences. One of which is that the escape of the I-Rex is revealed to have been an inside job, which is learned to be thanks to a security guard, who is actually part of an Eco-terrorist group wanting to destroy Jurassic World and their "unpure intentions". The I-Rex attacks each dino and makes its way to the main area of the park; because all of the dinos are designed to not harm and protect humans, each dino safeguards them while they evacuate, and later fight the I-Rex. Most of these dinos are badly hurt, even die; Owen leads the Raptors to fight, but they suffer the same fate, with the exception of Blue. With all hope lost, and the I-Rex about to escape to the mainland, Claire decides to use the one dino that they couldn't control like the others: the T-Rex. Just like the final product, the T-Rex and Blue fight the I-Rex, until it dies by the hands of the Mosasaurus. The threat is over.
But in this version, the ending is completely different. To prevent news of their secret work, revealing the use of making dinos like the I-Rex to be illegal compared to cloning actually existing dinos, everything about the I-Rex is completely buried under secrets and lies. Instead, the incident is blamed on both the Eco-terrorist group and the T-Rex instead, and is later killed; yes, the T-Rex from the original film dies here. The park is reopened just as new controllable dinos are created to replace the ones who died. Owen is told to keep his mouth shut or be fired, and because he doesn't want to see Blue become something she's not when he's not there, decides to let the whole thing go. Everything is back to normal, under the sequel, which seeing what I did here, its clear where my version would go.
So that's my version of Jurassic World. I thought about this for a while, long while, and wanted to share. Thoughts?
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