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Jurassic World Official Trailer

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Ugh genetically modified dino kinda ruins the whole battling nature theme of this series...

Also where is Chris Pratts Spas 12

Why isnt he riding a KLR at the end

and how does a mosquito get aquatic dino dna
Dinos were always genetically modified
And a big part of the book was that Hammond was against making new dinosaurs while others wanted to keep playing God. But he's gone now so that's what they're doing.
 
it shows up on the phone...nice touch

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Are there parasols on that beach back there? The beach where the giant crocosaur roams in the water? No one would be stupid enough to get close to the water, but never underestimate dumb teens daring eachother to do dumb shit to prove their courage. Also would suck if the tram shutdown above that bridge. I'm not meaning to dogpile on the movie, but when you're selling a dinosaur park, I can't help but nitpick at the logistics and safety precautions.
 
At least the Star Wars trailer coming later this week should wash the tepidness of this trailer away.

Also, when are people going to finally realize that Bryce Dallas Howard is not a good actress?
 
Like past Jurassic Parks, if you want CGI dinosaurs, you're gonna get CGI dinosaurs. Those people will get what they want and be satisfied.

Me personally, I'm not a huge fan of the "this one person is skeptical of everything but is eventually right about everything despite hundreds of other people working on this project" type plots. Would have hoped they could have avoided that this time around, but they want to hit on the original themes, which makes sense I guess.

Jurassic Park just seems so 90's to me. Bringing it back now seems really really cheesball, but I completely understand that that's probably what the fans want.
 
Shocked on two fronts:


1. This is getting made.
2. People are excited.



The exact same movie 4 times? Making the same mistakes as the sequels?

Contrived sense of awe followed by PG-13 Slasher tropes? Check.

Senseless child companion? Check.

"Nature can't be controlled." theme? Check.

"Corporations are greedy." theme? Check.

God, this looks dumb. I was actually interested until this trailer.

I think I'm good.


Agree.

I just don't get it.
 
Part of the reason the 1993 CG looks so good is because it was based on months if not years of stop-motion work before it and the people doing it all were one team (as opposed to having a dozen unconnected VFX houses do the work for the lowest bid)
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Look at the number of bones in that T-Rex: Less than 30 joints! They knew what they were doing back then. Today a Rigger TD would probably put at least 10x the amount of bones in.
 
Kind of looks mediocre. The CGI is unimpressive, the hybrid dinosaur idea is a bit dumb for me and I don't know if it's pratt's delivery or the dialogue but yeesh. Sounds like he's a robot.
 
Are there parasols on that beach back there? The beach where the giant crocosaur roams in the water? No one would be stupid enough to get close to the water, but never underestimate dumb teens daring eachother to do dumb shit to prove their courage. Also would suck if the tram shutdown above that bridge. I'm not meaning to dogpile on the movie, but when you're selling a dinosaur park, I can't help but nitpick at the logistics and safety precautions.

And you're certain there is zero divide below the water between there and the stands? Or that the dinosaur isn't only let out of an enclosure to do the show?
Judging the entire technical aspect of the movie from literally one trailer shot is silly.

Wait there is a tram line that goes over the same pool a dino crocodile is kept. That seems like a bad design choice.

Yeah, the dinosaur might get on the tram without paying for a ticket. Cheapskate.
 
Pratt's delivery sounds pretty bad in some of those lines.

CG looks awful, the park looks fake as hell.

Part of the original's charm was the real environments. JP felt like a real place.

Best CG in a movie ever.

Whatever, I'm so hype over this. If it's good good, awesome. If it's good bad funny, great, whatever, another dino movie.

Would be neat if it has a Malcolm/Alan/Ellie cameo just because.


Maaaaybe the "hacker" grandaughter from JP1 messes things up while "hacking." :O twist
 
Best CG in a movie ever.

Whatever, I'm so hype over this. If it's good good, awesome. If it's good bad funny, great, whatever, another dino movie.

Would be neat if it has a Malcolm/Alan/Ellie cameo just because.


Maaaaybe the "hacker" grandaughter from JP1 messes things up while "hacking." :O twist

It's Windows 8.1.. I know this.
 
You can also bet there are better and more original story concepts that could serve as a solution to that problem.
Not really, just look at amusement parks and how they have to keep doing new and crazy stuff to keep people going.
In universe, they could definitely have chosen something not as dangerous.

A Jurassic Park movie outlining the horrors this kid witnessed and suffers from as an adult due to his experience at Jurassic Park would probably make for a more interesting premise than what we have now.
Except that kid didn't go to JP, he was the one on the excavation site (the one that said the raptor looked like a large turkey)

In JP1, their hubris was that they thought they could control "life", they didn't fully understand the genetics, which ends up biting them in the butt. Heck, Hammond specifically mentions that as far as safety, "Every precaution has been taken". Not to mention that even with the extra dinos they didn't know existed the REAL problem was sabotage. Which had nothing to do with their hubris about creating and controlling "life". Heck, JP would have worked fine if Nedry hadn't turned the power off everything.

In JW, safety seems to be an after thought. And the park going "nuts" is all about their Frankenstein's Monster escaping their meager defenses.
No, Nedry just accelerated the problems, the dinos were already reproducing unchecked and the lysine limitation was not working.

I don't buy it. You have thousands of people a year wanting to go to see whales at sea world (fucking horrible place it may be) I do not accept that if the managed to open a park with real life dinosaurs they would struggle to find people to visit after a decade. That is just nonsense.
The Park is on a remote island, it's probably *very* expensive to go so the amount of people that could probably go is far more limited than Sea World (of which there are a few around the world and not in remote locations so they are more accessible) and it's not like there would be much reason to visit multiple times. Unless of course there are new attractions to see.
 
Best CG in a movie ever.

Whatever, I'm so hype over this. If it's good good, awesome. If it's good bad funny, great, whatever, another dino movie.

Would be neat if it has a Malcolm/Alan/Ellie cameo just because.


Maaaaybe the "hacker" grandaughter from JP1 messes things up while "hacking." :O twist
How many movies have you seen?

Edit: Yes, it's WIP. But seriously, how often do you see a drastic jump in CG visuals from the trailer to the final film?

And it's not just the CG. The camera movement in the CH shots also makes the environments feel fake. That gate reveal shot being the prime example.
 
Are there parasols on that beach back there? The beach where the giant crocosaur roams in the water? No one would be stupid enough to get close to the water, but never underestimate dumb teens daring eachother to do dumb shit to prove their courage. Also would suck if the tram shutdown above that bridge. I'm not meaning to dogpile on the movie, but when you're selling a dinosaur park, I can't help but nitpick at the logistics and safety precautions.

Pure speculation:

- I would have to imagine that the tram tracks are not in the enclosure. It's likely that there's some sort of barrier (sonic maybe?) that keeps her in the lagoon area. Or, assuming it's like Sea World, the creature would be kept in a separate area and brought to the amphitheater for shows.
- That hut doesn't have to be for civilians. Many major theme parks have a central design that they use for buildings to not break the "theme park magic".
 
Part of the reason the 1993 CG looks so good is because it was based on months if not years of stop-motion work before it and the people doing it all were one team (as opposed to having a dozen unconnected VFX houses do the work for the lowest bid)
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Look at the number of bones in that T-Rex: Less than 30 joints! They knew what they were doing back then. Today a Rigger TD would probably put at least 10x the amount of bones in.

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Anyone interested in CG details for JP should really check out the videos on it.

http://www.wired.com/2014/06/jurassic-park-cgi/
 
can't wait to see the park get fucked up again

hoping Chris Pratt isn't just in a generic protag role, because Patrick Wilson would have been better in that case
 
Not impressed really, looks way too by the numbers.
And that's what I thought before the very end. Seriously, raptors running alongside the keeper? Imagine that with lions, even then it would look stupid.
 
Not impressed really, looks way too by the numbers.
And that's what I thought before the very end. Seriously, raptors running alongside the keeper? Imagine that with lions, even then it would look stupid.

the twist is chris pratt dies like a few seconds into that scene.
 
Seems ok. I will probably end up seeing this but I don't feel any reverence for the franchise. The first movie was amazing, but I hated both the other 2.
 
I sort of wish the first part of the movie was like going through the park from the kids perspective. Seeing all the cool dinosaurs, then shit hits the fan, park is evacuated and a team of badass dino hunters are sent in ala the movie Predator.
 
A few things:

The thing I loved most about the movies were the dinosaurs, and they seem to have a cool set up. The crazy sea monster dinosaur was AWESOME (although seemed way too big to be real?). The canoe seen in the forest was also so cool.

CGI needs improvement though.

Dialogue sucks and Chris Pratt being serious is something I can't really handle.

Lastly, the whole premise of the film is...weird. Did they not learn from the first mishap? I guess not.
 
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