Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018)

[Eton Mess]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jonezzz...

Jurassic Outpost surely? But is this even official, or some fan art thing?

Could be, or Outrage, Outcry.

[rewak]

Outlands?

[imsounoriginal]

Jurassic (congressional) Oversight (committee)?

[Eton Mess]

Jurassic: Outback

[dgoswald]

Originally Posted by Eton Mess

Jurassic: Outback

The Australian remake.

[ditcin]

Originally Posted by thewerepuppygrr

Jurassic Orgasm? I think I saw that once...

No, I think it's Ovary

[Eton Mess]

Originally Posted by dgoswald

The Australian remake.

[ManBeast]

This is just the reveal of a new name for the fan-site, not the title of the next movie!

[Just Jimmy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWgvGjAhvIw&index=1&list=PLRZGcLwZhwQBsqMS3zGqP3lLpM7aMYHB3

Jurassic Outkast?

[MechaGodzilla]

Originally Posted by dallywhitty

I'd give the slight edge to Jurassic World but I do really, really like The Lost World. One of the things I like about it is that it doesn't really feel like your usual blockbuster. It's quite dark and dialogue-heavy and most of the characters are *******s.

I used to like Jurassic Park III and then I re-watched it last year... yeah, not great. The pacing was off and it had the feel of one of those Sunday afternoon films you'd find on Channel Five.

I know what you mean, The Lost World has a darker edge to it and at times there's something almost mean-spirited about it, it's basically to Jurassic Park what Temple of Doom is to Raiders of the Lost Ark. I wonder if these occasional outbursts are reminders that Spielberg has an "edgy" side he doesn't allow to come out too often (in his blockbusters, anyway) in order to uphold that image of cozy family entertainment man.

Yep, Jurassic Park III just feels so cheap and rushed, there's no ambition to be anything more than a mindless "people run from dinosaurs" romp. At least TLW and JW do try to add some substance to the mix, no matter how successful or unsuccessful one feels they are at that. But of course, it has dinosaurs, so I still watch it from time to time.

Originally Posted by ArmyOfDarknessAW

Yeah I enjoy Lost World quite a bit. It gets entirely too much hate. Other than the gymnastics daughter I like it a ton.

It's very underrated, yes. I don't even mind Kelly, never had a problem with the character.

[yeslek]

Originally Posted by moviecriticsonline

Jurassic Outpost....coming in 2018.

interesting....

[AaronJ]

You know, this discussion reminds me that I should probably see Lost World again sometime. I haven't seen it since it came out, I don't think, and I barely remember it. Maybe it's time to check it out again.

[Dalekbuster523Bluray]

Originally Posted by ManBeast

This is just the reveal of a new name for the fan-site, not the title of the next movie!

Is it?

Sorry, I thought it was for the new film!

[jbloggs]

Jurassic Annihilation : Dinos vs Predators vs Aliens

[StingingVelvet]

Jurassic Cash-In

[HD Canuck]

Originally Posted by davidsal

Jurassic Outhouse!

They finally build one big enough where the dinos can take a crap and read a newspaper.

[HD Canuck]

Jurassic Outhouse will be followed by...

Jurassic Parkour Gym

Showing where T-Rex works out...

[MechaGodzilla]

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

Jurassic World 2 director J.A. Bayona is studying Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park novels to immerse himself in the world. This comes via a new interview with elEcominista. Read the translation below:

"Right now I'm reading all the novels of Michael Crichton to try to immerse myself in Crichton's mind" stated Bayona, when asked about Jurassic World 2. "[Crichton's books] have a vision of fantasy blended with reality - something that can also be felt in writings from authors such as Philip K. Dick"

Fans of the franchise are no stranger to the books, which are filled with many unexplored plot pieces and story avenues. One of the notable differences of the books is that they are much darker and grittier than their film adaptations - something many fans are expecting with Bayona at the helm. It seems likely that their blend of adventure, dark tension, and smart science will help inspire the tone of the new movie. This is further reinforced by his comparison he draws to Phillip K. Dick, whose work helped shape films such as Blade Runner, Total Recall, and Minority Report.

Interestingly enough, the novel of The Lost World is very different than the film, exploring Dodgson and his company BioSyns exploits of InGens dinosaurs, while a mysterious disease 'DX' begins to spread amonst the dinosaurs. Colin Trevorrow has said he would like to explore going 'open source', with new corporations experimenting with dinosaurs - perhaps some of the plot structure from Crichton's 'The Lost World' has inspired the story! While we can't know for sure, I can personally say that there are many moments from each book that I would love to see realized on screen.

[Leonidas King]

In Bayona we trust.

[s2mikey]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

Jurassic Cash-In

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.