Jurassic World Rebirth (2025)

[The Entity]

Interesting. You can tell they wanted to explore more of the danger zone that wasn’t part of the park but chose not to. There was early art of a raptor on an old jeep outside the park.

This one, right?

 

[afaninfull]

Going from the books (Both JP and TLW), a sequel that deals with the parks funding evil bioresearch like those monster locusts would make the most sense.
Dinos were the sizzle, but the steak of the story was business and scientific ethics in new frontiers. That's what the new trilogy actually got right, though it was badly bungled. Science run amok without oversight, industry engaging in unethical practices, the commodification of nature for profit, that's what JP is about.
Everything else is frosting.

This.
The writers have lost sight that the real monsters in this franchise are us. But there is no way the studio would ever greenlight a script that really delves into this idea.

 

[ironwez20]

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This one, right?

Yes that one

 

[ironwez20]

Agreed. I'm not sure why that is, but the animatronics from the first three Jurassic movies are leaps and bounds ahead of anything used in the most recent three. The CGI was also better in the first three movies IMO.



I know the one you're talking about. I have it saved on my phone and use it as a wallpaper once in a while. I think it's considered an unused poster, but then it did appear on a Blu-Ray set, so I don't know what to classify it as. It's unofficial but also official Either way, I think it must've been based on some early ideas for JW. I do agree with you that there was likely more planned for the restricted zone that didn't materialize into anything.

Yes thst jp 3 spino is without a doubt the best looking animatronic next to rexy imo

 

[choombaz]

The better effects on the earlier films are surely because of the effects guys Tippett, Winston, Muren and Lantieri. I don’t think they all worked on it together after the first film. Winston passed way after JP3, Tippett left after the first one but then came back for JW and I think Muren retired after JP3 and just consulted after that.

 

[ShiftRefresh]

Bring Harland Williams' brother back!

 

[DEADDACK_33]

Yes thst jp 3 spino is without a doubt the best looking animatronic next to rexy imo

Maye it's just because it got considerable screentime, but I'd put the TLW Buck T-Rex animatronic up there as well. It had some awesome scenes. Smashing up the trailers and the Mercedes, sticking its head into the tent, munching on the dog with the dog house dangling, and lastly grabbing Ludlow on the stairs and dropping him back onto the floor (if you look close you can actually see a section of teeth were removed to hold the actor). But really all of the animatronics in the first three movies were good. I can't think of one I'd consider vastly weaker or less convincing than the others.

 

[DEADDACK_33]

Thanks to a balloon company, we have our first clear look at the Rebirth Velociraptor design.

Personally, I love it! There are elements of the JP trilogy Velociraptors scattered throughout the design. I also assume this is only one of several Velociraptors that will appear in the movie, and perhaps each will differ slightly, so I'm looking forward to seeing other ways they might incorporate those elements into other members of the pack.

 

[Mr. Awesome]

I usually look forward to any JP film with the understanding that it's just another monster of the year entry.

But man, this doesn't even feel like a JP connected film. I'm not sure I'm explaining this accurately.

Overall, the franchise has lost it's wonder. That's the part that dissapoints, I guess. I'll walk into this film with the same mindset as I would with any of the latest MV films or horror franchises living off of fanfare the main baddie gets.

Whole lotta soup. Very little meat and taters.

 

[jye4ever]

Studios have released their entertainment budgets for 2025 (all of cinema and tv):

 

[ironwez20]

Thanks to a balloon company, we have our first clear look at the Rebirth Velociraptor design.

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Personally, I love it! There are elements of the JP trilogy Velociraptors scattered throughout the design. I also assume this is only one of several Velociraptors that will appear in the movie, and perhaps each will differ slightly, so I'm looking forward to seeing other ways they might incorporate those elements into other members of the pack.

Looks like we are back to Mohawk raptors lol

 

[Wor-Gar]

Studios have released their entertainment budgets for 2025 (all of cinema and tv):

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Since Disney owns Fox that means Disney is spending the most at 32.6 Billion

32 billion... on sequels, remakes and reboots.

 

[MaulFan]

Since Disney owns Fox that means Disney is spending the most at 32.6 Billion

32 billion... on sequels, remakes and reboots.

Almost feels like a good time to mention the budget for Godzilla Minus One again lol.

 

[DEADDACK_33]

Looks like we are back to Mohawk raptors lol

I like the mohawk haha. Not only is it inspired by the JP/// male Velociraptors, but it reminds me of an old PC game called Primal Prey that featured Utahraptors with mohawks.

My friends and I played it and the Carnivores games a lot back in the day.

 

[crows]

I like the mohawk haha. Not only is it inspired by the JP/// male Velociraptors, but it reminds me of an old PC game called Primal Prey that featured Utahraptors with mohawks.

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My friends and I played it and the Carnivores games a lot back in the day.

Looks like we are back to Mohawk raptors lol

 

[ScoutingForToys]

Looks like we are back to Mohawk raptors lol

If they're going for quill mohawks on the Raptors they should stop being cowàrds and do full on feathered Velociraptors.
In fact they should be turkey sized too. If they want bigger, they could use Deinonychus or Utahraptor. Also covered in glorious feathers.
Instead of doing dumb mutant **** to try to be different, they should just do realistic dinos.
Give the T-Rex lips you hacks!

 

[darth dennis]

If they're going for quill mohawks on the Raptors they should stop being cowàrds and do full on feathered Velociraptors.
In fact they should be turkey sized too. If they want bigger, they could use Deinonychus or Utahraptor. Also covered in glorious feathers.
Instead of doing dumb mutant **** to try to be different, they should just do realistic dinos.
Give the T-Rex lips you hacks!

The world isn't ready for it!

 

[ironwez20]

But I guess we are ready for mutant monsters in the series. And no I do not view the dinosaurs in jp as monsters or mutants. They were made to be as accurate as they could be back in 93. Accurate dinosaurs can work. I’m not a fan of the more bird like raptors and I love the retro look but I’ll take feathers anyday over mutated cloverfield monsters.

I hate how the American design for monsters lately is a round head with long legs. From cloverfield to a quiet place. Please let that design die! It’s so boring

 

[xipotec]

I usually look forward to any JP film with the understanding that it's just another monster of the year entry.

But man, this doesn't even feel like a JP connected film. I'm not sure I'm explaining this accurately.

Overall, the franchise has lost it's wonder. That's the part that dissapoints, I guess. I'll walk into this film with the same mindset as I would with any of the latest MV films or horror franchises living off of fanfare the main baddie gets.

Whole lotta soup. Very little meat and taters.

It's on rinse and repeat at this point. Its just as bad as the endless slasher film sequels...

People visit dinosaur island (insert reason)

One member of the group screws up due to greed.

Dinosaurs escape or become a threat.

New Dino introduced as the "biggest threat ever"

Dinosaurs eat people (try to invent new ways for people to die.)

Dino's fight each other.

Typical survivors emerge.

Rinse and repeat every few years.

 

[xipotec]

But I guess we are ready for mutant monsters in the series. And no I do not view the dinosaurs in jp as monsters or mutants. They were made to be as accurate as they could be back in 93. Accurate dinosaurs can work. I’m not a fan of the more bird like raptors and I love the retro look but I’ll take feathers anyday over mutated cloverfield monsters.

I hate how the American design for monsters lately is a round head with long legs. From cloverfield to a quiet place. Please let that design die! It’s so boring

It's easy on the rendering for the CGI
In other words it's cheap