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[Enduin]

Not feeling it at all.

Then again I was never a huge Jurassic Park fan to begin with, but this just seems like a bit too much for me.

 

[Tobor]

Well the general population has low standards. See: Taylor Swifts record sales and the amount of money the Hobbit and Avengers made.

Oh, you.

 

[Choomp]

The LEGO Movie.
Guardians of the Galaxy.
Jurassic World.

"Everything" you say?

He has some minor roles in other popular movies. Moneyball, Her, Zero Dark Thirty. I don't think he's been in that much stuff, just the popularity of the movie's he's in. Guardians and Lego Movie are some of the more popular movies of the year. He's funny, and seems to be in a lot of news regarding casting and stuff, so it seems like there's a lot of action for him, while it may not be as much.

 

[Superflat]

Hmmm I'm looking forward to the film but I hope it's as fleshed out as the first and second iteration.

Where is this on the timeline though? Is it after the events of John Hammond's first park?

Twenty years after the events of the first film, and the park in Jurassic World has existed for 10, from my understanding.

 

[Razgriz-Specter]

Jurassic Love: A clever girl velociraptor falls for her hunky human trainer Christ Pratt only to realize that it's a love that can never be.

There will be a licensed Japanese harem love game.
Sequel to

Wait....is there multiple genetic hybrid dinos or just one?

Only 1 alive I think.

 

[Vulcano's assistant]

I'm getting very strange Jaws 3 vibes here.

spot on

 

[mgarnica89]

Before this movie hit production, there was a time in which Josh Brolin was playing Chris Pratts character. Obviously havent seen the movie yet but i think he could have been more convincing . The look of age , also comes the look of wisdom.

 

[Roo]

I'm not a Jurassic Park franchise fan so I'm open to see the final product
but I hope they work a little harder on the CGI stuff because it looks really rough
Didn't they finish filming a few months ago? I'll give them that but so far, I'm not impressed.

 

[FalsettoVibe]

Looks cheesy as DAY FUCKING ONE

Pretty much....lol

 

[overcast]

Lets look at the positivies:

-The music is pretty cool at the end.
-The last shot is pretty cool
-The 2nd half in general shows a good amount of fear

Jesus the way Pratt says "She's... a highly intelligent animal. She will keel anything that moves"

 

[Mighty Chin]

I didn't get that sense of awe I did from the original.

 

[GrizzNKev]

INNNNNNNNN

I already know I have bad taste in movies so why not embrace it

 

[vinnygambini]

Literally chronologically with our real-world timeline. 22 years after the incident in the first movie. World opened in 2005 according to the Masrani Global viral site.

Twenty years after the events of the first film, and the park in Jurassic World has existed for 10, from my understanding.

Thank you both!

 

[Anton Sugar]

The first three were at least, ostensibly, about dinosaurs.

Were they, though? The first had light philosophical meanderings on playing God and the control (or lack thereof) over nature. The second and third, not so much.

 

[Wazzy]

I don't care I think it looks good. DAY1

 

[strafer]

hehehe they're not hiding it there.

 

[NoPiece]

Was excited until they showed what the movie was about.

I had heard it the trailer was bad. I started watching, and was thinking, I dunno, looks ok. Then the second half of the trailer made me understand.

 

[zma1013]

Before this movie hit production, there was a time in which Josh Brolin was playing Chris Pratts character. Obviously havent seen the movie yet but i think he could have been more convincing . The look of age , also comes the look of wisdom.

Yeah, his youthful look is going against his character. They need someone who looks a bit older and wiser like the hunter guy from the first movie.

 

[mgarnica89]

This movie is if Jaws 3 and Deep Blue Sea had a baby. It even appears the Chris Pratt is channeling Thomas Jane in the way he delivers his lines.

 

[Green Mamba]

Were they, though? The first had light philosophical meanderings on playing God and the control (or lack thereof) over nature. The second and third, not so much.

They had higher themes (uh, at least the first did), but they were set to the backdrop of dinosaurs. This looks like it's set to the backdrop of a goofy video game monster.

 

[Manu]

He's not fucking with you but he's certainly making it sound dumber than it will actually be in the context of the movie.

Well... we don't know that yet.

 

[studyguy]

22 years from now we'll still be using shitty tablets.

 

[brandonh83]

Well... we don't know that yet.

We don't. That being said, it's still going to look mostly like the other dinosaurs in these movies, only with those unique traits. You see it running after Pratt in the trailer, and while it was just a shot of its legs (nice throwback to the first movie) I didn't get the sense that they've created something totally bonkers, at least not in the sense people are imagining.

 

[Superflat]

22 years from now we'll still be using shitty tablets.

Isn't it present day? By the time it releases anyway (2015)

 

[Indrid Cold1]

Was that Predator X? Day fucking one.

 

[The Shogun]

This shit looks awesome. Day 1 baby.

Also the CGI is obviously not finished. The film isn't out for a while still it will get better.

 

[studyguy]

Isn't it present day?

Yeah just read it back, thought it was 22 years from present day.
Welp.

 

[Wanderer5]

Lol it came in early. Looking good there. Can't wait to see more of that new dino.

 

[Razgriz-Specter]

Isn't it present day? By the time it releases anyway (2015)

Supposed to be.

 

[injurai]

I imagine they'll either recreate Jurassic World or revamp the Jurassic Park section at Universal to resemble it. That gyrosphere is begging to be some kind of amusement park ride/attraction. A VR thing in the sphere would be fucking awesome.

Universal already began taking down the old Jurassic Park section this summer. There has been a massive construction project where it once was. It probably is indeed a renovated Jurassic World section.

http://attractionsmagazine.com/rumo...-universal-orlando-makes-way-next-attraction/

 

[wildfire]

This is how every single CG heavy movie goes. They literally can't finish them that fast, otherwise the movie wouldn't have a year of post production.
The same conversation every time:

"Why does the CG look unfinished?"
"Because it is unfinished"
"Well why put out a trailer with unfinished CG?"
"Because they have to put out a trailer"
"Why not show no CG in the trailer then?"

Because then you get:

"Uh, eventually you do plan to have dinosaurs in your dinosaur movie trailer? Hello?"

Best post that makes up for some of the hate in this thread.

 

[SuperStiltzkin]

He's not fucking with you but he's certainly making it sound dumber than it will actually be in the context of the movie.

Yeah, I doubt it's going to be like Predator invisible. I'm not too concerned about the traits of the dinosaur as much as I'm concerned that it's all going to be about hunting that one dinosaur. Chekov's crocosaur dicates that we'll get a tense scene involving it. But I hope there's more than just those two.

 

[Jarmel]

We don't. That being said, it's still going to look mostly like the other dinosaurs in these movies, only with those unique traits. You see it running after Pratt in the trailer, and while it was just a shot of its legs (nice throwback to the first movie) I didn't get the sense that they've created something totally bonkers, at least not in the sense people are imagining.

It'll look like a T-Rex, most likely, but with the additional abilities.

 

[Scorpion Soldier]

I'd say there's a pretty big difference between giant ass dinosaurs and a trainer being killed/a couple of people getting hurt or killed on a ride, hahahaha.

Basic concept isn't about severity, but about safety, taking the right precautions and rules/guidelines. We keep dangerous animals at the zoo, but we (mostly) take sufficient precautions and resumes business as usual. Saw if Jurassic Park were based in reality, it would be part of a similar concept. Animal breaks out, wreaks some havoc, the zoo restructures its safety precautions and are allowed to continue their business.

Genetically engineering a super-dinosaur is a different story though, but that falls into deeper suspension of disbelief than the rest of the park does in context.

 

[Lazyslob]

i think it looks great but goddamnit i know that little kid with the long hair is going to annoy me

 

[CentroXer]

Chris Pratt looks uninspired as fuck. They couldn't find anyone better as lead?

 

[PerezDeCorcho]

Chris Pratt looks uninspired as fuck. They couldn't find anyone better as lead?

Of course they could.

But the world's all like #chrisprattisbae and so on.

 

[zma1013]

I guess i can't fault pratt that much when they give him such generic and cornball dialog. "It depends on what kind of dinosaur they cooked up in that lab."

 

[A Fish Aficionado]

Will they have a coupon day is my most burning question.

 

[brandonh83]

It'll look like a T-Rex, most likely, but with the additional abilities.

Yeah... I honestly think it will be modestly handled. I could be wrong. I hope I'm not. I don't think they set out to create something that looks over the top, but something that fits with the look of the rest of the dinosaurs but with those traits that they hope visitors will find "cool." The problem is that it's the same mentality that goes back to Ellie's comment about how some of the plants in the visitor's center were poisonous but they picked them because they looked good.

 

[Battersea Power Station]

I guess i can't fault pratt that much when they give him such generic and cornball dialog. "It depends on what kind of dinosaur they cooked up in that lab."

AND whoever cut the trailer built that line up with music and editing. It was a massive eye-roller.

 

[Jarmel]

Will they have a coupon day is my most burning question.

Half off. Your choice as to upper or lower.

 

[Burt]

I didn't get that sense of awe I did from the original.

So it's sort of like... after seeing dinos for decades they just aren't that mindblowing anymore and someone would have to go to extreme lengths to recapture that sense of awe?

 

[Anton Sugar]

They had higher themes (uh, at least the first did), but they were set to the backdrop of dinosaurs. This looks like it's set to the backdrop of a goofy video game monster.

I agree that the first did, but yeah, the second and third didn't, really. Especially the third, which was extremely small in scope.

Look, I don't think this movie is going to be AMAZING, but I do like that they are dealing more directly with the genetic manipulation aspect. I also hope Irrfan Khan may be a bit more "true Hammond" in that he is an actual megalomaniac and he pushes hard for the overmanipulation that led to the new monster.

So it's sort of like... after seeing dinos for decades they just aren't that mindblowing anymore and someone would have to go to extreme lengths to recapture that sense of awe?

This guy.

 

[DMczaf]

Our generation's Harrison Ford....is Harrison Ford.

 

[brandonh83]

AND whoever cut the trailer built that line up with music and editing. It was a massive eye-roller.

Yeah I think it was weird how that was edited for sure. The line itself doesn't really bother me it's just the fanfare that it got in the teaser. It was definitely corny but I don't think it's going to be of the same effect in the movie. It might not even be in the movie.

 

[Dalek]

Will they have a coupon day is my most burning question.

What lame dialogue!!

 

[TheKaeptain]

Our generation's Harrison Ford....is Harrison Ford.

.

 

[Lys Skygge]

I'm excited! I've been following this movie for over 10 years...so much development hell. I'm just happy to see a new Jurassic Park film!

 

[studyguy]

Our generation's Harrison Ford....is Harrison Ford.

Ready to crack a bullwhip and possibly a hip.