These dinosaurs just keep getting bigger. Now they’re loose on the world, and we’ve got “the biggest carnivore the world has ever seen,” according to Dr. Alan Grant (Sam Neill). But that’s hardly the only problem humanity is facing in Jurassic World Dominion. How about the dinosaur that swims in freezing water? The ones that knock planes out of the sky? Somebody sure did make a terrible mistake, six or so movies back.
Jurassic World Dominion, according to its summary, “takes place four years after Isla Nublar has been destroyed. Dinosaurs now live—and hunt—alongside humans all over the world. This fragile balance will reshape the future and determine, once and for all, whether human beings are to remain the apex predators on a planet they now share with history’s most fearsome creatures.”
Frankly it doesn’t look like much is in balance, but sure, okay! The plot seems to center on the capture of Blue’s raptor baby, which Owen Grady (Chris Pratt) promises to get back. (Do dinosaurs speak English?) But it’s also clearly about how humans look like delicious snacks to dinosaurs. And the dinosaurs are upping their style game; the one with the spiffy red feathers would fit right in with The Book of Boba Fett‘s space mods.
Really, though, we know what this movie is about:
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Jurassic World Dominion comes from director Colin Trevorrow, with screenplay by Emily Carmichael (Pacific Rim: Uprising) and Trevorrow, from a story by Derek Connolly (Jurassic World) and Trevorrow. Along with Pratt and Neil, it stars Bryce Dallas Howard, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, BD Wong, and a whole host of folks, many of whom will probably meet toothy fates. It’s in theaters June 10th.
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Arm the police and the National Guard with anti-tank guns, etc., and those big land dinos wouldn’t stand a chance. Bring in the military with their tech and helicopters, etc., and goodbye smaller dinos. The flying and deep water dinos would have a much better chance of surviving if they can find food. I’d have to question how most of the dinos, particularly the herbivores, would survive without starving. We don’t have the forests they thrive in. Humans and livestock would be only a snack, too. Yeah, shame on me for being silly about facts.
One of my favorite things about this trailer is realizing with a shock that dinosaurs were running through the streets of Valletta :D
The big problems are the T-Rex and the Pterodactyl.
T-Rex can take out anything. Also there was a theory posted in early movies that the large head size indicated large brain size . Could they figure out that zoo signs indicate easy hunting grounds .
Pterodactyl is the other problem. It can take out large birds of prey and airplanes filled with people.
Sam Neill has ALWAYS been the sexiest man alive and I’m probably going to see the movie just for him.
Make an open hunt season on dinosaurs and / or spread the belief that dinosaur parts can cure impotence or cancer when eaten. These animals are going to go extinct ASAP if that happens. Humans are the reason for the 6th mass extinction event for a reason.
@@.-@. The dinosaur map of the US from the movie people showed that only the pterodactyls manage to move past the Midwest with its brutal winters and the Mississippi river. I very much doubt they’d survive rednecks with rifles if they move toward the South.
It was done better in 1956:
No, Mr. Seligman, I won’t take you hunting late-Mesozoic dinosaur.
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