Jurassic World Rebirth (2025)

[Khev]

It's a long shot, but here's hoping Scarjo's involvement has caused them to up their game a bit in the storytelling department.

Somehow I doubt that it was a compelling script that drew her to this project, lol.

 

[Wor-Gar]

Her and Colin want the cash.

That Stanton Island Ferry is expensive.

 

[crows]

As Malcolm said. Just cause they can doesn’t mean they should lol. It’s a stupid idea. Especially if it looks like a muto. What a stupid design.

bro it's gonna be so sick

 

[DEADDACK_33]

they always wanted mutant dinos since they were trying to do Jurassic Park 4.
it's inevitable

You are correct. I should've expanded on what I said a bit more. What I was trying to say is that I wouldn't take the rumors of a mutant dino to heart as there have been rumors in the past that took fire and felt like a sure thing, but ended up amounting to absolutely nothing. The rumors about the Spinosaurus appearing in JWD were everywhere and I was even starting to believe it. But nope, no Spino. Not even a mention of it.

Now all that said, yes, I wouldn't be too shocked if there is some sort of mutant dino or human-dino hybrid. It's an idea that's been floating around at Universal for over 20 years. They even made it the focus of the 2002 Halloween Horror Nights at Islands of Adventure, and I'm sure everyone remembers these concepts from an early draft of JP4, way back around 2004:

Like ugh, I can't even

I think my biggest fear for Rebirth is that it ends up being a somewhat decent and entertaining movie for the most part, perhaps even leaps and bounds ahead of the past three, but then suddenly a subplot involving a mutant dino slaps us all in the face and completely ruins the movie.