Jurassic World: Rebirth (2025)

[Ahmanet]

Glad the franchise is going back to a smaller scale rather than globe trotting

How fast this production got started is hopefully a sign of the studio's confidence in it

 

[Wesker69]

Glad the franchise is going back to a smaller scale rather than globe trotting

I wouldn't consider any of the films, including this one being "small scale". And they're clearly doing some form of "globe trotting" considering they have to search for specific dinos

 

[Tyc00n96]

I wouldn't consider any of the films, including this one being "small scale". And they're clearly doing some form of "globe trotting" considering they have to search for specific dinos

I think while some dinos still roam parts of equatorial countries around the globe, I think the story will mainly stick to one location, this mysterious "island". So in a sense it's "small scale" but also just an excuse to get back to basics.

 

[Wesker69]

At least we're off & away from THE island(s).

I'm also hoping for more physical dinos & less CGI. The last 3 films relied on it too much

 

[belloq87]

The logline does make it sound like this story is going to be cobbled together from pieces of other JURASSIC movies, but Edwards is a strong visual director, I like the cast (especially Johansson and Ali), and Koepp -- whatever you want to say about some of his more recent efforts -- has been a reliably crowd-pleasing screenwriter in the past.

I'm optimistic.