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[Hurley]

So that is this T-rex?

Guess the raptors did a number on him.

Dat sickle claw tearing shit up!

The detail in that shot is amazing, I know you can see the gash right before it throws the Raptor but I never noticed you can see it as the claw slides down the Rex's jaw.

 

[Carbonox]

Does that T.Rex render mean the OG T.Rex will appear in the film or is it just used for promo purposes. The idea that after all these years the same T.Rex gets shoved in front of humans again makes me laugh. "Not this shit again".

That site is fucking awesome though. Absolutely love what they're doing with this film in terms of the setting and setup of everytihng.

I can't not be excited to see this film. We've seen fuck all to class it as shit or brilliant but I don't doubt it will be enjoyable cos motherfucking Dinosaurs and shit.

 

[linkboy]

Wasn't that a different t-rex since it was the other island?

Yes, it was.

 

[neorej]

I can only hope this movie will once again spark Dinomania and we will get the proper Dino Crisis reboot we all deserve. With online co-op.

 

[Calcium]

Oh man, if this means the T-Rex in Jurassic World is the same one that appeared in the original I am going to lose my mind. It'd be insanely cool if she saves the day again.

 

[Bernbaum]

Y'all know this movie ends with Indominus getting wrecked by T-Rex right?

Masrani make the hybrid I-Rex in response to park attendees being 'bored' by T-Rex. Expect footage of a T-Rex sleeping and frustrating visitors, maybe even as they all take smartphone selfy shots and get disappointed that T-Rex doesn't do anything.

Film ends with T-Rex being restored to glory by obliterating Indominus's shit. Film-makers will go for a 'who is irrelevant now?' cheeky angle to the ending. Seems consistent with the themes Colin Trevorrow is going for in this film.

 

[Calcium]

Y'all know this movie ends with Indominus getting wrecked by T-Rex right?

I hope so. I really, really do. It'd be so satisfying for the T-Rex to wreck the new hybrid after what they did to her in JP3.

 

[strafer]

I hope so. I really, really do. It'd be so satisfying for the T-Rex to wreck the new hybrid after what they did to her in JP3.

Not the same T-rex in JP3, because that one got knocked the fucked out.

 

[Calcium]

Not the same T-rex in JP3, because that one got knocked the fucked out.

Yeah, I knew that. Not sure why I phrased it that way.

I wonder if that scene in the trailer with Bryce holding a flare is her getting the attention of the T-Rex so she can lure her into glorious battle with the new dinosaur.

 

[Carbonox]

jp3 doesnt exist

jp3 doesnt exist

jp3 doesnt exist

jp3 doesnt exist

 

[Blablurn]

Not the same T-rex in JP3, because that one got knocked the fucked out.

Do we think that the Isla Sorna Rex from 3 was one of the Rex's from 2? Or maybe the one that went to San Diego?

 

[strafer]

jp3 doesnt exist

jp3 doesnt exist

jp3 doesnt exist

jp3 doesnt exist

oh god, the claws on the seat.

that movie is a disaster.

Do we think that the Isla Sorna Rex from 3 was one of the Rex's from 2? Or maybe the one that went to San Diego?

Could be the baby T-rex from TLW.

 

[Calcium]

Apart from being just really stupid it always bothered me that Grant dreamed of the image of JP3 raptors without even seeing them. They couldn't even be bothered to use the old design he encountered. I guess it is easier to just chant "jp3 doesnt exist".

 

[gnarlyxcharlie]

jp3 doesnt exist

jp3 doesnt exist

jp3 doesnt exist

jp3 doesnt exist

I just don't understand how this made the final script

 

[Sesha]

The young adult Rex in JP3 was supposedly the infant from TLW. Dunno if that's canon or not. But just imagine, as the Spino exits the scene at the end, mommy and daddy T-Rex show up and kills him/her in revenge for what it did to their child. Then InGen crew later found the remains, cleaned the skeleton, and put it on display in Jurassic World.

Given how they're going for a bit of a "*wink wink*, TLW and JP3 was a bit of a shame, guys *wink wink*" angle, I wouldn't be surprised if either Rex or D-Rex wrecks the skeleton during the movie, maybe even stepping on the skull. Fan agony goes full schadenfreude circle.

 

[neorej]

I just don't understand how this made the final script

I don't understand how anything from JP3 made it to script.

 

[Blablurn]

The young adult Rex in JP3 was supposedly the infant from TLW. Dunno if that's canon or not. But just imagine, as the Spino exits the scene at the end, mommy and daddy T-Rex show up and kills him/her in revenge for what it did to their child. Then InGen crew later found the remains, cleaned the skeleton, and put it on display in Jurassic World.

Given how they're going for a bit of a "*wink wink*, TLW and JP3 was a bit of a shame, guys *wink wink*" angle, I wouldn't be surprised if either Rex or D-Rex wrecks the skeleton during the movie, maybe even stepping on the skull. Fan agony goes full schadenfreude circle.

I'm all for this. I liked the Spino but killing the Rex was a no go for me.

 

[Hurley]

Does that T.Rex render mean the OG T.Rex will appear in the film or is it just used for promo purposes. The idea that after all these years the same T.Rex gets shoved in front of humans again makes me laugh. "Not this shit again".

That site is fucking awesome though. Absolutely love what they're doing with this film in terms of the setting and setup of everytihng.

I can't not be excited to see this film. We've seen fuck all to class it as shit or brilliant but I don't doubt it will be enjoyable cos motherfucking Dinosaurs and shit.

I think it means the OG Rex will appear in the film, whether it's in a new paddock or perhaps still roaming around the restricted old park (I'm assuming new paddock). Seems odd they would render that specific Rex with scars and all and not use it in the film. Or maybe it's just a big tease lol.

My personal hope is that it's the OG Rex though, it was the largest Tyrannosaur to be in the films so far so it would make sense to have that one if it's going to have an encounter with the D-Rex, that's assuming they do get into a fight of course.

 

[The perfect Dark]

I just don't understand how this made the final script

There wasn't a script at all.
Joe Johnston fucked it up.

edit: This guy...

(..) before Johnston rejected the entire script five weeks before filming in order to pursue the "rescue mission" plot, which had been suggested by David Koepp.[3] Johnston said that the script was never finished during production: "We shot pages that eventually went into the final script but we didn't have a document".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jurassic_Park_III

 

[Daingurse]

OG T-Rex with Raptor scars and all.

This is awesome. The original OG indeed.

 

[Harmen]

Seeing those details on the park, my hype is trough the roof again,

I hope they capture the sense of awe again in the first part of the movie, just have the kids and all explore the amazing park and establish the world with a good eye for detail. And then when thing go awry due to the Predator/Jaws dino and the kids are in danger, let Star Lord and his raptor brothers save the day. I am really ok with that. I hope there is some part of the park that is not there to see for the public too, where the characters end up eventually.

Also for the ones saying that this does not cover the themes of the original JP, I do not necessarily agree. People always want to take it a step further and "play god". People play god and bring back extinct animals, things goe awry. Now, after all incidents, we finally have the knowledge and means to control it but people still want to take it further. So we play god once more and make new dinosaurs alltogether, which also does not turn out so well.

 

[Bernbaum]

From the trailer, you can figure out how Indominus escapes.

Spoiler

It's still in the pen when Chris' Pratt's character inspects the claw marks on the wall. Later in the trailer when there is a shot following Indominus from between the legs as it chases Pratt, you can see the environment is the same as the pen they're inscpecting earlier. He's wearing the same clothes in that scene. Indominus never climbed out of its pen - it's likely camoflaged as per it's Carnotaurus/cuttlefish ability and waiting for a chance to escape.

 

[Calcium]

From the trailer, you can figure out how Indominus escapes.

Spoiler

It's still in the pen when Chris' Pratt's character inspects the claw marks on the wall. Later in the trailer when there is a shot following Indominus from between the legs as it chases Pratt, you can see the environment is the same as the pen they're inscpecting earlier. He's wearing the same clothes in that scene. Indominus never climbed out of its pen - it's likely camoflaged as per it's Carnotaurus/cuttlefish ability and waiting for a chance to escape.

Yep, that's how it looks to me too. Is the name Indominus confirmed? I keep seeing that and D-Rex thrown around.

 

[Heroman]

Spnio was cool as fuck , he was way better than the rex.

 

[Bernbaum]

Yep, that's how it looks to me too. Is the name Indominus confirmed? I keep seeing that and D-Rex thrown around.

'Indominus' got copyrighted. Someone had a link to the copyright registry a few pages back.

 

[Calcium]

'Indominus' got copyrighted. Someone had a link to the copyright registry a few pages back.

Ah, cool. Thanks.

Spnio was cool as fuck , he was way better than the rex.

No.

 

[Heroman]

Ah, cool. Thanks.



No.

Yaw just mad that beat she t rex up.

 

[Hurley]

From the trailer, you can figure out how Indominus escapes.

Spoiler

It's still in the pen when Chris' Pratt's character inspects the claw marks on the wall. Later in the trailer when there is a shot following Indominus from between the legs as it chases Pratt, you can see the environment is the same as the pen they're inscpecting earlier. He's wearing the same clothes in that scene. Indominus never climbed out of its pen - it's likely camoflaged as per it's Carnotaurus/cuttlefish ability and waiting for a chance to escape.

Given that it's got Raptor dna and within the JP universe Raptors are terrifyingly intelligent this wouldn't surprise me.

Spnio was cool as fuck , he was way better than the rex.

Nah, it wasn't. It had potential to be but they turned it into some crazed monster that just kept chasing the group for no reason. Maybe having that cell phone constantly ringing inside it pushed it over the edge.

 

[More_Badass]

Yaw just mad that beat she t rex up.

Bigger doesn't mean better

T Rex had a ton of a build up, was involved in the best scene in the franchise, and just had a way more imposing appearance. Plus that roar

Spinosaurous mainly ate fish because it couldn't apply much torque with its skull compared to other predators.

 

[Byakuya769]

Should have had some of the South American giants instead of Spinosaurus in JP3. That or a pack of Allosauruses wrecking shit.

 

[Heroman]

Bigger doesn't mean better

T Rex had a ton of a build up, was involved in the best scene in the franchise, and just had a way more imposing appearance. Plus that roar

Spinosaurous mainly ate fish because it couldn't much torque with its skull compared to other predators.

What does Spinonsaur eating fish have to do with anything.

 

[Byakuya769]

What does Spinonsaur eating fish have to do with anything.

Imagine a gharial versus a salt water croc.

 

[neorej]

What does Spinonsaur eating fish have to do with anything.

The thin fragile skull of Spino would crack before reaching even half the force a T-Rex can apply.

 

[Manu]

I always laugh when I watch this exchange in JP3:

(paraphrased)
-So, Billy, what was that?
-Suchomimus?
-No, it was bigger.
-Baryonyx?

GODAMMIT BILLY, I SAID "BIGGER"

 

[More_Badass]

What does Spinonsaur eating fish have to do with anything.

Basically that neck break was physically impossible. Spinosaurs didn't have strength to generate enough torque and force to do something like that. I.e they mainly subsided on fish because of that lack of strength compared to other predator

And anyway, the bullish design of the Rex was more imposing and threatening than Spino's narrow croc snout and sail IMO

 

[Kopite]

Spino's eyes just seemed meh. T-Rex was far more menacing.

It's like Zilla vs Godzilla.

 

[Toa TAK]

I always laugh when I watch this exchange in JP3:

(paraphrased)
-So, Billy, what was that?
-Suchomimus?
-No, it was bigger.
-Baryonyx?

GODAMMIT BILLY, I SAID "BIGGER"

lol That always made me laugh, too.

There is no science in these movies, people, why do we keep trying?

 

[strafer]

My reaction was pretty much like this dudes.

 

[Heroman]

The thin fragile skull of Spino would crack before reaching even half the force a T-Rex can apply.

Imagine a gharial versus a salt water croc.[/QUOTE

This is Jurassic park no care about facts. . If they did than the raptor wouldnt be so big, Rex would have saw grant, and ex would have ran after the truck.
IF we are bringing real life in this than neither of them would have fought, and the rex would have ran away.

 

[neorej]

Imagine a gharial versus a salt water croc.[/QUOTE

This is Jurassic park no care about facts. . If they did than the raptor wouldnt be so big, Rex would have saw grant, and ex would have ran after the truck.
IF we are bringing real life in this than neither of them would have fought, and the rex would have ran away.

There's a difference between artistic freedom and messing with basic physics.

 

[Amalthea]

At least JP3 popularized the croco-look of Spinosaurus. Without this film people would still see it as an Allosaurus/T-Rex with a back sail.

Maybe going with the theme of JW they should've simply tacked some long sticks on the back of a T-Rex skeleton instead of putting an actual Spino skeleton there.

EDIT: And when we're at it: The Spino in JP3 could snap the T-Rex neck because of frog DNA. Duhrrr!

 

[Sesha]

Should have had some of the South American giants instead of Spinosaurus in JP3. That or a pack of Allosauruses wrecking shit.

If they did that then them ripping off Dino Crisis would have been too obvious.

 

[Manu]

If they did that then them ripping off Dino Crisis would have been too obvious.

I'm still pissed we never got Giganotosaurus in JP.

At least it was in this game:

It was misspelled as "Giganotasaurus" but whatever.

 

[Sesha]

Misspellings of Giganotosaurus is so gross. Gigantosaurus is just bleh.

Giganotosaurus should have been in Jurassic Park Operation Genesis. They even had both Carcharodontosaurus and Acrocanthosaurus, along with Rex and Spino. I realize Giga is basically an alt of Carcharo but c'mon.

And I liked how Giganotosaurus showed up in Turok (2008). I like to imagine people on the dev team were DC2 fans. Maybe if we say bishs name in front of the mirror three times he will show up and answer for us.

At least JP3 popularized the croco-look of Spinosaurus. Without this film people would still see it as an Allosaurus/T-Rex with a back sail.

Maybe going with the theme of JW they should've simply tacked some long sticks on the back of a T-Rex skeleton instead of putting an actual Spino skeleton there.

EDIT: And when we're at it: The Spino in JP3 could snap the T-Rex neck because of frog DNA. Duhrrr!

To be fair, they added the crest that belongs on Spino's snout. That's way more accurate than their efforts with Spino in JP3 lol.

 

[GIANKRATOS]

Trex looks cool

WOW. Is it the t-rex from the first movie? If so i hope to see it in the movie.

 

[Sesha]

Hopefully they gave it a good dental examination to remove all of Gennaro.

There wasn't a script at all.
Joe Johnston fucked it up.

edit: This guy...

(..) before Johnston rejected the entire script five weeks before filming in order to pursue the "rescue mission" plot, which had been suggested by David Koepp.[3] Johnston said that the script was never finished during production: "We shot pages that eventually went into the final script but we didn't have a document".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jurassic_Park_III

They needed to wait for the script writers to finish playing Dino Crisis 2 first.

 

[SquiddyCracker]

How is this NOT a real park?!

If the amount of effort put into making the park look real is indicative of the amount of heart put into the movie, we're in good shape.

Seriously, I would pay serious money to see this park - even without dinos.

 

[strafer]

I can bet you my left nut that Universal Studios will make this park.

 

[Jawmuncher]

From the trailer, you can figure out how Indominus escapes.

Spoiler

It's still in the pen when Chris' Pratt's character inspects the claw marks on the wall. Later in the trailer when there is a shot following Indominus from between the legs as it chases Pratt, you can see the environment is the same as the pen they're inscpecting earlier. He's wearing the same clothes in that scene. Indominus never climbed out of its pen - it's likely camoflaged as per it's Carnotaurus/cuttlefish ability and waiting for a chance to escape.

The leaked trailer with the unfinished CG basically confirms that if you ask me.
All because of one extra shot that is added.

 

[Cheebo]

If The Force Awakens a movie out 6 months later in 2015 than Jurassic World can have incredible state of the art CGI in the trailer, why was the cgi in Jurassic World so half-finished looking?