Jurassic World Rebirth (2025)

[Mikezilla3k]

Originally Posted by BloodshotUSA

David Leitch's producing partner (and wife) started to change the budget and fired the line producer. This was before Leitch even officially signed a deal to direct. The line producer was one of Spielberg's old friends who works on all his movies. The deal fell apart after that.

"Creative differences" aka Leitch and his wife pissed Spielberg off.

This was reported in the insneider newsletter

Jeff Sneider? Yeah, I call clickbait nonsense. Especially after he tried to simp for Zaslov deleting Coyote vs Acme.

[Lum]

Originally Posted by Janjira54

Ah, you're one of those types.

Monster movies where the monsters get little screen time, trigger us.

[Mikezilla3k]

Originally Posted by Lum

Monster movies where the monsters get little screen time, trigger us.

Bro is too used to "Godzilla Giant Monster Fights Compilation 4/7 - 4K Upscaled 60fps" on YouTube.

[Cremildo]

Can't Spielberg just direct this himself?

Bullitt is still very early in development; the first reports on this project indicate Spielberg is very hands-on; the script is probably locked already; design work has been done...

He should just come to his senses and do it himself.

[filmbuffTX]

Originally Posted by Cremildo

Can't Spielberg just direct this himself?

Bullitt is still very early in development; the first reports on this project indicate Spielberg is very hands-on; the script is probably locked already; design work has been done...

He should just come to his senses and do it himself.

He could and I would be excited if he was directing, but he doesn't direct just any movie. He would have to think the script/story concept is amazing to be worth his time and effort to put his name on it as director.

[HomerThompson]

I don’t think Spielberg was even interested directing the second one. He did it for the fans, but his heart wasn’t into it like the first one.

That said, he does contribute a lot into the story and who directs.

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[drb999]

I’d love it if Spielberg directed this.

[mwynn]

Gareth Edwards is the new director.

[Cremildo]

Originally Posted by mwynn

Gareth Edwards is the new director.

[jess1581]

Originally Posted by mwynn

Gareth Edwards is the new director.

You funnin me??

[Hardback247]

The screenwriter of the first two Jurassic Park movies, and the director of Rogue One. I think this movie is in good hands!

[Darth Marcus]

Heck of a good fit. I’m actually getting excited for this!

[filmbuffTX]

That’s an upgrade! He’s the perfect choice to shepherd the franchise into the next era.

[Underworld54]

Originally Posted by mwynn

Gareth Edwards is the new director.

That's awful news. Don't expect to see dinosaurs until at least halfway through, and those you'll see on TV monitors.

[jess1581]

Damn you, Universal... Damn you.

[Hardback247]

Originally Posted by Underworld54

That's awful news. Don't expect to see dinosaurs until at least halfway through, and those you'll see on TV monitors.

It's never been only about the dinosaurs, you know.

[Underworld54]

Originally Posted by Hardback247

It's never been only about the dinosaurs, you know.

It's mostly about the dinosaurs. Look what the guy did with Godzilla.

[jess1581]

Originally Posted by Hardback247

It's never been only about the dinosaurs, you know.

Even besides all that, what a silly thing to say anyway. Like Gareth is just gonna verbatim make it the way he did Godzilla??? Rogue One and The Creator alone shooshes that noise real quick.

Besides, Gareth was making a Godzilla the same way the og was done. How much Godzilla was in Gojira?

[Underworld54]

Originally Posted by jess1581

Even besides all that, what a silly thing to say anyway. Like Gareth is just gonna verbatim make it the way he did Godzilla??? Rogue One and The Creator alone shooshes that noise real quick.

Besides, Gareth was making a Godzilla the same way the og was done. How much Godzilla was in Gojira?

Audiences in 1954 and audiences now are two totally different animals. Audiences now want to see bang for their buck, not cutaways of the main attraction for 1hr45mins.

[jess1581]

Originally Posted by Underworld54

Audiences in 1954 and audiences now are two totally different animals. Audiences now want to see bang for their buck, not cutaways of the main attraction for 1hr45mins.

Sure, not everybody is going to agree with the creative approach. But hell, even Godzilla in the 1998 movie didn't have more than 10 minutes. He had 9 minutes in rhe 2014 film. Either way, I highly doubt he's gonna make a Jurassic World movie like he did Godzilla. Did Len Wiseman make Die Hard 4 like he did Underworld? Did Tim Burton make Batman like Pee Wee's Big Adventure?

It's a juvenile response about one film you didn't care for projecting onto a whole other unrelated film yet to be made. Like his other efforts mean nothing.