Jurassic World Rebirth (2025)

[Sixth Scale Man]

Ferris Bueller did it well.

Which then became one if my favourite gags in Deadpool

 

[ironwez20]

While it would certainly be visually interesting to witness a full on dino apocalypse, I'd MUCH prefer they let loose a handfull of raptors to terrorise a small town somewhere. I just cannot imagine a scenario where military forces all over the planet would fail to kill off any stray dinos within weeks, should they try to establish themselves in larger areas. It's the same reason I can't buy into the Planet Of The Apes wars starting with such a small group of individuals. Having several secret facilities and organisations spread around the world with access to small populations of dinos could easily be the foundation of at least a new trilogy of JW "outbreak" movies...

You can work out a planet of the apes style movie with Jurassic park by fitting in a troodon type dinosaur. It’s the smartest dinosaur with a human sized brain I think and many people think it walked like a human and would have evolved to become a humanoid lizard if not extinct. They could play with that concept.

Or they can go the prequel route and show the construction of the first park and how things came to be. Show how they were cloned and how they swept deaths under the rug.
The best part of the first book is when that kid is dying from raptor wounds and they won’t tell the doctor what it is but he keeps repeating raptor over and over again but the ingen exec just tells the doctor it was a construction accident.

 

[jye4ever]

That T-Rex battle from Jackson’s King Kong has yet to be topped.

 

[darth dennis]

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Pee-ewww-sa!

 

[a-dev]

That T-Rex battle from Jackson’s King Kong has yet to be topped.

Watched that the other night. Must have been an extended edition, seemed to take longer to get to the island than I remember. Bit of a bloated film but decent....better than anything Kong-related since at any rate.