Jurassic Park 4 [Jurassic World] (no spoilers)

[triceratops83]

why they change the name anyway ?

See my post above.

[CityRaptor]

Well, that article seems to confirm it, too:
http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/578874/20150113/jurassic-world-spoilers-hybrid-dinosaur.org#.VLZ9o-Z0zDe
Also a spoiler regarding another component in that creature's DNA. But the picture anc caption used.

[triceratops83]

Cool. An Australian snake. The other thing's a little silly, though. Opening up disturbing possibilities for further sequels.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Cool. An Australian snake. The other thing's a little silly, though. Opening up disturbing possibilities for further sequels.

That is odd.  My guess is still somehow this creature or the more intelligent Raptors escape from the island, that will easily lead us into a sequel and sounds really close to previous script ideas.

[Takama]

[John]

If you'll notice in the top right picture on Takama's post just above the new hybrid dinosaur,there are DIMORPHODONS!!!

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Cool find. the design looks right.  Probably not the finished cg again..looks like more sub-par marketing imagery.

We do see the pteranodons and dimorphodons as well it looks like.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

If you'll notice in the top right picture on Takama's post just above,there are DIMORPHODONS IN THIS MOVIE !!!

Yep. They were on the species list we pulled from the brochure.

[John]

If you'll notice in the top right picture on Takama's post just above,there are DIMORPHODONS IN THIS MOVIE !!!

Yep. They were on the species list we pulled from the brochure.

It's nice to see that the two I wanted to see most (Dimorphodon & Mosasaurus) will actually be seen in the movie itself,and not just be names on a list like Baryonyx in the first movie.

[triceratops83]

It's got the V-rex teeth thing going on.

That is odd.  My guess is still somehow this creature or the more intelligent Raptors escape from the island, that will easily lead us into a sequel and sounds really close to previous script ideas.

I hated the Teenage Mutant Ninja Dinosaurs script. That will kill the franchise if they do it and it's not in the spirit of the original book. The Hybrid dino, though a risky idea, still does kinda work within the ideas that Michael Crichton brought up and it's fitting that Henry Wu is in this story. For me, the principal idea behind Jurassic Park was the concept that they were bringing back an alien world and were ill equipped to deal with it.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

It's got the V-rex teeth thing going on.

That is odd.  My guess is still somehow this creature or the more intelligent Raptors escape from the island, that will easily lead us into a sequel and sounds really close to previous script ideas.

I hated the Teenage Mutant Ninja Dinosaurs script. That will kill the franchise if they do it and it's not in the spirit of the original book. The Hybrid dino, though a risky idea, still does kinda work within the ideas that Michael Crichton brought up and it's fitting that Henry Wu is in this story. For me, the principal idea behind Jurassic Park was the concept that they were bringing back an alien world and were ill equipped to deal with it.

I don't know..if you run one train of thought to it's conclusion, escaping the island and posing a threat to the rest of the world does fit. Especially if something epic like they can cause our extinction..dinosaurs re-inheriting the planet...nature breaks free expands to new territories..ect.   It's out there..but it certainly fits the concept that we are our own destruction/salvation.

[triceratops83]

I don't know..if you run one train of thought to it's conclusion, escaping the island and posing a threat to the rest of the world does fit. Especially if something epic like they can cause our extinction..dinosaurs re-inheriting the planet...nature breaks free expands to new territories..ect.   It's out there..but it certainly fits the concept that we are our own destruction/salvation.

Ehh, I just don't wanna see wise cracking dinos with machine guns. And I think it's arrogant of us humans to think the peak of evolution is sentient intelligence. I draw the line at anthropomorphised dinosaurs. I agree with you on Ingen's creations posing a threat to the world as one logical conclusion, but they need to handle it carefully - Please no future sequels in the vein of Planet of the Apes. "Get your stinkin' claws off me you damn dirty Raptor!"

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

I don't know..if you run one train of thought to it's conclusion, escaping the island and posing a threat to the rest of the world does fit. Especially if something epic like they can cause our extinction..dinosaurs re-inheriting the planet...nature breaks free expands to new territories..ect.   It's out there..but it certainly fits the concept that we are our own destruction/salvation.

Ehh, I just don't wanna see wise cracking dinos with machine guns. And I think it's arrogant of us humans to think the peak of evolution is sentient intelligence. I draw the line at anthropomorphised dinosaurs. I agree with you on Ingen's creations posing a threat to the world as one logical conclusion, but they need to handle it carefully - Please no future sequels in the vein of Planet of the Apes. "Get your stinkin' claws off me you damn dirty Raptor!"

I don't think they would go with too much sentience..a heightened intelligence maybe just to make them more challenging for the humans that will have to track and hunt them. At least I would hope not.  Humans who create monsters are the true monsters after all..not the creatures themselves. That is a theme of JP too.

[triceratops83]

I don't think they would go with too much sentience..a heightened intelligence maybe just to make them more challenging for the humans that will have to track and hunt them. At least I would hope not.  Humans who create monsters are the true monsters after all..not the creatures themselves. That is a theme of JP too.

True. Crichton's Jurassic Park has often been referred to as a modern retelling of Frankenstein.

[Federreptil]

Maybe 'Jurassic World' takes the name from another invention of Michael Crichton: 'West World'. This movie shows also an amusement park out of control. And the maker of 'Jurassic World' acts like the typical owner of a pleasure ground, which lost it's gold mine status. The mosasaurus has to act like an orca in a bigger sea world. No one can say, that sea world protect whales healthy in a natural habitat, but it's a big show. The hard gen-invented dinosaurs has to work for the revenue - bring in their costs, as Crichton thought, that reinventing of dinosaurs could only be a commercial business. So it's perfect not to show the latest feathred dinosaurs but take the old odd forms. After the trailer I'm also bored like the park visitors after a twenty years running. The Gallimimus herd is running and the Brachiosaurs walk together, so what, I 've seen this now for twenty years. And the last scene with motorbikin' between raptors looks like the raptors have to run in a greyhound-racing. The perfect strategy for every amusement business is the BigMac principle: You need a more evil villain, but two together. Combine the fast thinking raptor with the big T-Rex Jaw and hooray – this is really so shocking. T-Rex pah, I-Rex, J-Rex and so on. In this view this movie is a perfect commentary about the mechanism in amusement parks and show business. And surprisingly a real Crichton follow up.

But in the context of the richness of themes and thinking in the JP-Books I thank John Conley for his 'awesomebro'. Jurassic World is candy floss for the mind. Huge dimension, very sweet and small nutrient content. I think, I can wait till the dvd premiere. And think in the meantime, what could the twist between science expectation and commercial interests creates for a thrilling plot. If you see this dinosaurs as real animals, you come in trouble about the animal welfare. Let's see what a group of radical animal rights campaigners do in such a park. And if children today have to learn that real predators are no cuddle toys, the new birdish look can bring fantastic shock moments. In the JP-books are some hints, that escaping animals don't walk first through the cities to bring the traffic down. They will look for ecological niches. I can imagine a complete other JP-francise, I will never see. And there I need no boring Frankenstein, fat King Kong or dull Godzilla. I'm truly my own child, but not ever-fourteen.

[Dinomike]

Indomie is a fast food brand in my country (noodle)

Maybe the I-rex will attack its' victims with spicy takeaway.

Hahaha! I love the idea! Noodle rex! Also a good name for a restaurant.

[Hermes888]

Leaked design documents.

[SpartanSquat]

New info about I-rex.
http://jurassicworld.org/?id=235#comments
Papo Abelisaurid?

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

My first thought: They cloned the V-Rex.


That is interesting.  This means they have all that other dino DNA but haven't made them yet?

[SpartanSquat]

My first thought: They cloned the V-Rex.


That is interesting.  This means they have all that other dino DNA but haven't made them yet?

Well the teeth and jaws resemble to V-rex