Amph Jurassic World, Fallen Kingdom, Dominion & Camp Cretaceous

Incredible trailer. Carnotaurus confirmed and it looks fantastic, so does Rexy. The CGI is a massive improvement over Jurassic World.

 

I'm a huge jurassic park fan. The original film might be my favorite movie. I liked JW at first, but its definitely gotten a lot worse for me on re-watch.....

But yeah, this trailer seems pretty solid. The cgi is a massive step up over JW, and its a big plus to finally see a Carnotaurus (hopefully getting stomped all over by rexy isn't its only appearance, and I doubt it will be). Also, finally seeing the Baryonyx, which happens to be my favorite dinosaur (hence my username). Still pretty cautious about this film though-lets just hope the dialogue improves over JW.


BTW, Guidman, i've been following plot leaks on this movie, and judging by those, there's a lot more to this than just Nublar.

 

Yup, the twist is is that the dinosaurs are actually immune to boiling hot lava.

 

OK Trailer looks great looking forward to this!

I think I read somewhere Malcolm still only has a smaller paart, so thinkmaybe this court(?) scene may be it.

Ont thing though...

Why is Rexy playing the superhero? The team get ambushed by the carnotaur, bt hey, T Rex is there again to save the day - pretty sure in RL there would no reason the T Rex would do that

 

There's a scene where you see the dinos being brought onto a boat, I believe some of them make it to mainland we could be in for a scene like Rexy in San Diego from The Lost World...

 

I wanted a more suspense/horror filled sequel akin to jaws and the first JP......This looks like another fast and the furious style romp.

Also I wonder if they will say anything about Isla Sorna and the five deaths.....obviously Nublar blowing up would still be an event but I hope they don't retcon or make up an excuse for why those other islands don't have dinos on them anymore so that they can hype up Nublars destruction.

 

I'd just like to point out that this line is said in the new trailer.

Anyway, the trailer looks good... it has me quite a bit more optimistic about this movie than I was. The connections back to the "life finds a way" theme from the first movie are cool; will it find a way on its own? Do we owe them our help since they exist now on that island because of us? Also, really like that "weaponized dinosaurs" appears to be an idea that had its time in the last movie and is not being revisited here, as far as we can tell anyway. This plot seems like the best path forward option after the last movie.

 

Colin directing??

 

I don't want post at the normal JCC obnoxious level, I want to turn it up to 11!

 

I just hope they have a few more ideas than : human about to be eaten by dinosaur that gets eaten by another dinosaur .

 

No, J. A. Bayona: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1291105/

Colin Trevorrow serves as a writer and executive producer.

There's always a bigger fish

 

I believe the idea behind saving the Dinosaurs Is Conservation which Is a very Liberal Idea of thinking that I get Into!

 

Conservation of a collection of introduced species isn't exactly the smartest idea.

 

REALLY LOVE IT OMG.

 

Conservation Doesn't have prejudice based on who created what In the JP/JW canon Dinosaurs are Animals that exist on earth regardless of the way they got on Earth...

but also The original idea or intent of Spielberg/ Michael Crichton was that sometimes a really bad Idea like Opening a Park like in the First one, Going to Observe the dinos or taking them to San Diego like in the second one, Opening up a Dino Disney World like in JW or Taking a bunch of Dinos off Island for Conservation purposes in the end there all bad ideas that are all at the heart of the JP Series. Also the good guys are doing the conservation what are the bad guys doing maybe Stealing Embryos For Military purposes or other purposes.

one thing that bugs me Is all the people coming out of the woodwork saying how much they hate the first JW, when it first came out most people I talked to weather it was on here or not but most people I talked to back in 2015 loved JW I still absolutely love The first JW!

 

I think they would have to consider the original native species on the island. The dinosaurs would have wiped out the indigenous species that lived on the island in say 1990. Do you support the original inhabitants or the new ones?

In the real world, there's a national park in Canada where a rogue raccoon is being actively hunted right now because it is considered a non-native and invasive species to the park.

 

Some How Hammond did this In secret possibly without Government help hence the Blood Sucking Lawyer Donald Gennaro! I care about all Animals Including stupid misguided humans After all we are Primates...

 

A lot of conservation is about preserving eco-systems and not individual species or animals. That's why the raccoon can't stay in the national park that is not part of its natural range. That's why the government tries to kill Chinese fish that have been introduced to the Great Lakes. The fish were un-naturally introduced and will eventually destroy all other fish in the Great Lakes because they are larger and more aggressive but they're not meant to be there.

Of course the government portrayed in the film will come to the conclusion that the dinosaurs should be saved. But it's not unexpected that they would debate it. Because the dinosaurs are unquestionably invasive species, but also because why would a government body come to a quick, common-sense decision when they could make the parties involved jump through all the required bureaucratic hoops!

 

Agreed. Keep hearing rumors about the "Indoraptor", let's hope it doesn't happen!

 

Hammond raises a similar point in JP1 - Malcolm takes the countering view that because humans didn't wipe them out, they shouldn't be brought back- possibly succumbing to the Appeal To Nature fallacy in the process:

Hammond: Condors! Condors are on the verge of extinction. If I was to create a flock of condors on this island, you wouldn't have anything to say!
Malcolm: No hold on, this is not some species that was obliterated by deforestation, or the building of a dam. Dinosaurs, uh, had their shot, and nature selected them for extinction.