Its a brand newWorld.
The latest installment in theJurassic Parkfranchise,Fallen Kingdom, takes the series to a whole new place literally.
Writer Colin Trevorrow actually tailored the script to director J.A.
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Bayona, known for 2012s tension-filled disaster movieThe Impossibleand 2007s gothic horror filmThe Orphanage.
But the threat of an erupting volcano brings about a debate over the previously extinct creatures.
Claires love of dinosaurs has grown but her romance with Owen (Chris Pratt) has fizzled.
She appeals to my better self when she brings up Blue because shes still alive, says Pratt.
And, of course, I do.
Spoiler alert: We go back.
Im in the movie!
Whether thats a sanctuary or not is all part of where the story takes you, says Trevorrow.
The worst instincts of mankind are revealed.
The first film was very clearly about corporate greed.
This is just about human greed.
It has a wonderfully, deliciously scary third act, says executive producer Steven Spielberg.
But when he needs to open up the throttle, he really knows how.
Thats a kind of hell that we havent seen in aJurassicmovie.
Its surreal to see dinosaurs in that kind of an environment.
And let me just tell you, theres so much carnage!
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdomarrives in theaters on June 22.
