The Hollywood Reporter has learned that a new Jurassic World movie is in development at Universal Pictures, and it’s being written by none other than David Koepp, the screenwriter behind the original Jurassic Park movies. Koepp wrote the scripts for Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park: The Lost World, both of which were directed by Steven Spielberg and premiered in 1993 and 1997, respectively. Some of his more recent projects include Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, where he is credited as a co-writer.
Highlights:
- Possible 2025 release
- Script is in a “well-liked shape”
- Director hasn’t been attached yet
- Frank Marshall will return as a producer
- Spielberg will executive produce via Amblin Entertainment
- A “new Jurassic era” has been teased, meaning that previous characters may not be returning
The fact that it’s being called a new “Jurassic World” instead of “Jurassic Park” may also be telling. That would suggest that the franchise is likely not taking a back-to-basics approach but could go to parts unknown (Jurassic Space? Just putting it out there).
Discussion (4 replies)
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Oh good grief.
Just watched it. This was the worst movie of this franchise.
Completely fell flat. I love watching dinosaurs & enjoyed all the other movies in this franchise.
Below review aptly sums up my thoughts & feelings:
Regardless of age, the wonder of Dinosaurs never really goes away.
Unless you’re watching Jurassic World: Rebirth of course
where that wonder turns from
“these dinosaurs are amazing!”
to
“the level of ineptitude from these writers is amazing!”
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Another one:
Where Are All The Dinosaurs?
You call your movie JURASSIC WORLD but give us maybe 5 different dinosaurs?
Come on! We come to see prehistoric chaos, not a nature walk.
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The verdict:
Jurassic World Rebirth falls flat
When nobody is talking, in the movie, it is at its best.
as soon as the overly obvious dialogue begins, the characters are diminished, and the movie becomes much harder to enjoy
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I love dinosaurs
It is the people I hate
This movie has lots of people scenes (compared to dinosaurs scenes)
& every people scenes is full of bad acting that you would expect in a B movie such as Lake Placid