Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018)

[imsounoriginal]

I like his mention of Philip K. Dick, that'd be a cool way to take this franchise... though I doubt that's what'll happen.

[Dalekbuster523Bluray]

Originally Posted by MechaGodzilla

JA Bayona studying Michael Crichton Jurassic Park novels to prepare for Jurassic World Sequel!

I hope that means he'll consider bringing back one or two fan favourites like Ian Malcolm.

[StingingVelvet]

Originally Posted by s2mikey

100% true - but its fair to say that the same thing occurs with most of these action films. The Marvel stuff is so overdone & bloated. Deadpool is already planning #2. Etc, etc.

Oh definitely.

My big issue is there used to be an end to it at some point. You would make three or four movies in roughly the same era and then move on to create new things for the next era. My problem is right now we're on the huge nostalgia kick where damn near everything is a remake or zombie of something from decades before.

[LuckyDragon]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

Oh definitely.

My big issue is there used to be an end to it at some point. You would make three or four movies in roughly the same era and then more on to create new things for the next era. My problem is right now we're on the huge nostalgia kick where damn near everything is a remake or zombie of something from decades before.

Zack & Miri & Zombies, fall 2019.

[brps3]

I would like to see what kind of a story they come up with. Would like to see the aftermath of the disaster the fell the park. See how much legal trouble they are in. And what about the dinosaurs? What are they doing about them?

[Dalekbuster523Bluray]

Originally Posted by brps3

See how much legal trouble they are in.

I think the last thing anyone wants to see in a dinosaur movie is courtroom drama.

And what about the dinosaurs? What are they doing about them?

Presumably the Pterodactyls will be somewhere a long way from Isla Nublar, so Owen and Claire will have to track them down for a start. I think they could easily make Jurassic World 2 a two-part movie.

[L.J.]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

Oh definitely.

My big issue is there used to be an end to it at some point. You would make three or four movies in roughly the same era and then move on to create new things for the next era. My problem is right now we're on the huge nostalgia kick where damn near everything is a remake or zombie of something from decades before.

Agree with you there. Like it when a franchise has a beginning middle and end. Nolans Batman is a good example. Now days they don't want to leave a story alone till its wore out. I like the new Star wars but hope Disney doesn't over do it like they have with Marvel.

[RalphoR]

It would be interesting if the mosasaur got loose and was causing havoc on the high seas. It could be like a prehistoric Jaws movie. I'd watch that!

[tiger_qc]

Originally Posted by RalphoR

It would be interesting if the mosasaur got loose and was causing havoc on the high seas. It could be like a prehistoric Jaws movie. I'd watch that!

I'm wishing they'll make a megalodon in the sequel as a new aquatic monster. I would also like if they made a titanoboa, a 45 foot prehistoric snake.

[Dalekbuster523Bluray]

Originally Posted by RalphoR

It would be interesting if the mosasaur got loose and was causing havoc on the high seas. It could be like a prehistoric Jaws movie. I'd watch that!

That would be cool. What would you do if neither land, sea or sky were safe?

[Eton Mess]

Jurassic Outer Space.

[Dalekbuster523Bluray]

Originally Posted by Eton Mess

Jurassic Outer Space.

But what if a raptor sneaked onboard and Chris Pratt as Owen was off sick?

[imsounoriginal]

Originally Posted by tiger_qc

I'm wishing they'll make a megalodon in the sequel as a new aquatic monster. I would also like if they made a titanoboa, a 45 foot prehistoric snake.

If they do this, and in 3D, I dunno if I'll be able to watch the movie. I had a hard enough time with Kaa in the new Jungle Book.

[beadelf]

I hope there are no super large snakes! id watch rubbish like anaconda and superboa vs whatever nonsense those film are if i wanted to see that.


Dinosaurs are fine....im sure we will see more raptors and rex

[Dalekbuster523Bluray]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

If they do this, and in 3D, I dunno if I'll be able to watch the movie. I had a hard enough time with Kaa in the new Jungle Book.

They released a really creepy 360 degree video from Mowgli's perspective of Kaa's entrance on YouTube too:

Through Mowgli's Eyes Pt. 1 "Kaa's Jungle" 360 Experience - Disney's The Jungle Book - YouTube

[imsounoriginal]

^ I saw the King Louie one. But I will NOT watch this!

[tiger_qc]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

If they do this, and in 3D, I dunno if I'll be able to watch the movie. I had a hard enough time with Kaa in the new Jungle Book.

Kaa must be over 100 foot long it's an endless snake.
Lol

Originally Posted by beadelf

I hope there are no super large snakes! id watch rubbish like anaconda and superboa vs whatever nonsense those film are if i wanted to see that.


Dinosaurs are fine....im sure we will see more raptors and rex

Yeah but beside the first and second Anaconda movies none deserved to be watch, they have the worst CGI effects ever and don't even look close to real. I'd love to see a giant snake really well done for a change.

[Just Jimmy]

Originally Posted by beadelf

I hope there are no super large snakes! id watch rubbish like anaconda and superboa vs whatever nonsense those film are if i wanted to see that.


Dinosaurs are fine....im sure we will see more raptors and rex

How about Mega Python vs. T-Rex ?

Chriss Pratt + Debbie Gibson and Tiffany!! I smell oscar...oh wait that's not what i smell.

[Darth Marcus]

I started re-watching the first season of Penny Dreadful recently, and I totally forgot that J.A. Bayona directed the first two episodes. If these episodes are any indication, the man clearly knows how to stage and build intensity and how use the camera to heighten the horror. He's also a hell of a dramatic director, and definitely the right man for this job!

[Dalekbuster523Bluray]

Originally Posted by Darth Marcus

I started re-watching the first season of Penny Dreadful recently, and I totally forgot that J.A. Bayona directed the first two episodes. If these episodes are any indication, the man clearly knows how to stage and build intensity and how use the camera to heighten the horror. He's also a hell of a dramatic director, and definitely the right man for this job!

I hope he brings back Jeff Goldblum. I mean, surely Jeff Goldblum and Chris Pratt in the same film is too hard to resist?