Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018)

[jasibley]

As a longtime JP fan, when I first saw the news of the title and teaser poster, I was underwhelmed. The title doesn't do much for me now, but I'm sure it'll grow on me. I have completely faith that they are making this movie correctly, so hopefully everything will make sense come next year.

I'm gonna be there for day one. Jurassic Park/World has already earned my money! Can't wait!

[esteban²]

Some Dilophosaurus action would be great, it has always been my favorite appearance in the original JP.

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by wonderer99

I don't think there has ever been, or will ever be a moment for me more incredible than this. This was 1993 and it still looks amazing. Jurassic Park was my Star Wars. The literal definition of movie magic. I cant wait to see where this new movie takes us.

JP still inspires a sense of wild-eyed wonder for me, I saw it as a kid in 1993 and it's become even more magical as I've growed up. Everything about it is just so good because it's got so many people at the height of their powers like John Williams, Stan Winston and Señor Spielbergo himself, as well as ILM taking more steps into the world of CG. Throw in a fantastic cast where even the kids are likeable - no mean feat - and it's truly one for the ages.

[chip75]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

JP still inspires a sense of wild-eyed wonder for me, I saw it as a kid in 1993 and it's become even more magical as I've growed up.

Superman: The Movie has the same magic too, when the man of steel flies up to catch the Daily Planet's whirlybird. Just fantastic.

There are only a handful of films that will always take my breath away.

[Sean B.]

Originally Posted by Himmel

Rumor: First Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom trailer to premiere at Comic Con?

http://www.jurassicworld2movie.com/n...e-at-comic-con

Awesome. I cannot wait to see it online during or shortly after SDCC .

[Underworld54]

Rumor is of more aquatic dinosaurs, also there is a role of a submarine pilot. So that kinda ties into that, or that the Mososaur escaped it's pool.

[Hardback247]

Originally Posted by Underworld54

Rumor is of more aquatic dinosaurs, also there is a role of a submarine pilot. So that kinda ties into that, or that the Mososaur escaped it's pool.

Mosasaurs aren't dinosaurs.

[warrian]

Originally Posted by Hardback247

Mosasaurs aren't dinosaurs.

I hope there's a scene in the sequel explaining that in detail.

[Skwege]

Originally Posted by warrian

I hope there's a scene in the sequel explaining that in detail.

Explaining that and Pterosaurs not being Dinosaurs might sadly be too much minutiae for a public that believes Dilophosaurus spits venom.

[Leonidas King]

I really want to see some Compies on this one.

[esteban²]

Compies?

[jmb1381]

Originally Posted by esteban²

Compies?

Compsognathus
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compsognathus

[Leonidas King]

Originally Posted by esteban²

Compies?

What kind of fan are you?

[MechaGodzilla]

Originally Posted by wonderer99

I always loved the original raptors. Never liked the feathered updates even if they were more realistic.

Personally I think the animals as they really looked (or well, obviously we still don't know 100% what they looked like, but we get closer all the time) are beautiful. In real life they would probably look more like this vs. the bipedal lizards of Jurassic Park.

I'd love to see a proper, big-budget film with more scientifically accurate dinosaurs, maybe not in a Jurassic Park sequel (though they opened the door in JW, where Wu states many of the dinosaurs would look very different if they were more "pure" and not mixed with all kinds of modern animals), but something. Anything.

Originally Posted by esteban²

Compies?

Compys. Compsognathus. The small ones that move in packs and kill Peter Stormare in The Lost World.

[esteban²]

Compsognathus. I know those. Use proper English, Leonidas.

[Show spoiler]Kidding. I thought it was an English word I didn't know.

[Leonidas King]

Originally Posted by esteban²

Compsognathus. I know those. Use proper English, Leonidas.

[Show spoiler]Kidding. I thought it was an English word I didn't know.

Oh be quiet. They are called "Compies" or Compys

They also make a small cameo in JPIII

[jvince]

Originally Posted by Himmel

The iconic

[Show spoiler]Jurassic Park Ford Explorer 04

was spotted on a skid heading to Hawaii a couple weeks ago for Jurassic World 2.

[Show spoiler]

This leads me to believe that "Fallen Kingdom" is actually Isla Nublar from the first Jurassic Park film.. So we may be heading back there in this one.

The gyrosphere from Jurassic World is also gonna be in this movie. It was pulled for production from the picture car display at Universal Studios' Studio Tour. The Jeep is still there though.

[Skwege]

Originally Posted by MechaGodzilla

I'd love to see a proper, big-budget film with more scientifically accurate dinosaurs, maybe not in a Jurassic Park sequel (though they opened the door in JW, where Wu states many of the dinosaurs would look very different if they were more "pure" and not mixed with all kinds of modern animals), but something. Anything.

It's frankly too bad that with modern FX we really haven't gotten more big budget Dinosaur movies outside of the Jurassic Park franchise and showing up as King Kong's punching bag.

[levcore]

Originally Posted by Skwege

It's frankly too bad that with modern FX we really haven't gotten more big budget Dinosaur movies outside of the Jurassic Park franchise and showing up as King Kong's punching bag.

Problem is that people would just compare it to the 'Jurassic' franchise. It's like with giant robots people would just say it was copying Transformers. I guess Pacific Rim gets away with it as they are big suits.

I agree though, more dino movies would be great. I'm genuinely surprised we never got a Dino Riders movie.

[Underworld54]

Originally Posted by Hardback247

Mosasaurs aren't dinosaurs.

Yes, I know. It was a lot easier than saying ginormous aquatic reptiles.