Twenty years ago, people decided to play with evolution and resurrected long-extinct species. The amusement park, where the main attraction was dinosaurs, was to be a hit, but became famous for its tragic deaths.

After a while people decided to give a lucrative idea a second chance, and here appeared the 'World of the Jurassic period', offering visitors an unforgettable family vacation. But how much safer is it than its predecessor? Return to the big screens of great and toothy was just a matter of time. The story was too good to leave her alone. Inspired by a new life entrusted to director Colin Trevorow, who himself is a big fan of dinosaurs. He decided to show how he could bring the insatiable and out-of-control desire of humanity to be constantly entertained.

Stevecore: How many years have you been on this planet where you cant tell a movie is going to be garbage based on the trailer and how stupid the events are they show? You guys said the same thing about Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle. The first Star Wars had a terrible trailer. Blade Runner 2049's trailer was 'meh'. I enjoyed Jurassic World.

In pursuit of money and new impressions, they bring out a new species, never before stepped on our planet. What can go wrong? The characters of the film, especially as for those who work in such a dangerous amusement park, where accidents happen all the time, are mostly too careless and narrow-minded. The owner of the island does not know at all what is being deduced in his laboratories, the security system operates only when the animals behave decently, one wants to write down as a matter of fact the wild raptors to serve in the army, and children can easily escape and during an alarm to stay alone on the field among dinosaurs, because the employees of the attraction are too busy saving their skins and incompetent to the limit.

And what to do, when a huge dangerous predator of a new breed escapes, nobody knows at all. Well, that on the island works a certain Owen, who almost only understands that dinosaurs are living creatures, not toys. Chris Pratt's play here is pretty plausible, especially its interaction with the raptors.

In the light of rumors that he might become the new Indiana Jones, it was nice to see him in a similar image, which he is very much following. The Pratt company is Bryce Dallas Howard, for whom this is the next vivid role after the 'Servants'.

She has her own moments and potential, but it feels like the writers specifically held her back so that she did not become equal with him, preferring to keep her heroine in the shadow of Owen. By the way, the only actor from the original was BD Wong, who again embodied Dr. 'The world of the Jurassic period' is clearly aware that it is simultaneously the continuation of the original, and the restart of history, which should breathe new life into the franchise. To the very original, creators reacted almost with sacred trembling, references to 'Park' are found throughout the entire film. There is even a character-geek performed by Jake Johnson, who seems to be the embodiment of the fandom.

Steven Spielberg, of course, put his hand to this continuation of his prehistoric brainchild, but only as an executive producer. Together with Trevorow and the huge team behind the creation of this blockbuster, we are going to an island where many would like to visit, despite the deadly danger in its cages.

The dinosaurs themselves on the screen impress with their realism. Criminal case pacific bay mod apk 2.30. When raptors appear, it's like seeing old and almost kind friends. With them, there are a lot of great moments, in particular their communication with Owen. Their joint pursuit, depicted on the poster for the film, is one of the most exciting moments of the franchise. But the most impressive episode is the final battle of dinosaurs.

I was delighted with who the writers were instructed to save everyone from the new predator. The original is always steeper than any remake. Continuing 2 hours, this adventure will not let you get bored and will please the dinosaur lovers, who opened their mouths with surprise and delight at viewing the 'Park'. The plot of 'Peace' is based on the idea that formed the basis of the original: people played in the gods.

Heroes again create what they can not control, and then pay for it. It would seem that it is time for mankind to learn from its mistakes, but, judging by the history, we often do them again and again. And the creation of dinosaurs is far from the most serious of them. Crossing the types of the most dangerous dinosaurs, it is worth to be prepared for the fact that family rest on such an island will turn into a chase for survival.

Posted on Friday, September 25th, 2015 by Peter Sciretta

Blade Runner art by Benjamin Carré

In today’s edition of Sequel bits we take a look at:

• Brad Bird teases the origins of The Incredibles 2 story.
• Director Denis Villeneuve talks about why he is taking on Blade Runner 2.
• Screenwriter Max Landis pitches his idea for Man of Steel 2.
• Shaun the Sheep 2 in development.
• Lara Pulver joins Underworld 5.
• Eli Roth has an idea for Hostel: Part IV.
• Two new attraction posters for Jurassic World.
• A new tv trailer for Ride Along 2.

All this and more. Hit the jump to get started.

The Incredibles director Brad Bird is very good at keeping secrets, so not much has been revealed about The Incredibles 2 so far. While promoting the home video release of Tomorrowland, Bird talked to ComingSoon about the inception of the Incredibles 2 story, hinting that some of the elements in the script might be connected to ideas that didn’t make it into the original film:

“I had a bunch of ideas that I wanted to put in ‘The Incredibles,’” he said, “but they just didn’t fit. Certain ideas fit, but other things make you go, ‘This is great, but I’d have to give up two other things that matter more to me to get this other thing in.’ So there were a pile of ideas left over from ‘The Incredibles,’ but it’s not a big thing. There were little scenes and things that I was interested in. I wanted to come up with sort of an over-arching idea that connected to the first film that went somewhere different. That’s the one that took a little more time.”

So there you have it, the most we’ve learned about the sequel so far is that it will have “an over-arching idea that connected to the first film that went somewhere different.”

Shaun the Sheep, the latest stop-motion animated movie from Aardman Animation, has surpassed the $100 million milestone at the box office as of September 14th 2015. This global box office number includes the $21 million from the U.K., $18 million from the U.S., $12 million from Germany, $6.7 million from France, and $5.7 million from Australia and New Zealand. The film has yet to be released in 70 other countries, which will begin in February. As a result, StudioCanal has announced that a Shaun the Sheep sequel is in development. Were have no further details about when to expect Shaun the Sheep 2 or what it will be about, although we can assume a sheep named Shaun will be at the center of the story.

Sherlockstar Lara Pulverwill join a cast of Underworld 5, joining Kate Beckinsale, Theo James, Bradley James and Tobias Menzies. Anna Foerster (Starz series Outlander) will helm the feature film, replacing series helmer Len Wiseman. Pullover played Irene Adler on the BBC’s Sherlock, and has appeared on TV series like True Blood and Da Vinci’s Demons as well as feature films like Edge of Tomorrow and Language of a Broken Heart. There’s no word on who she’ll be playing in Underworld 5 just yet.

During his Reddit AMA, director Eli Rothrevealed he has an idea for another Hostel sequel. When asked if he ever thought about making another Hostel film, Roth said “actually yes” admitting that he has “an idea” for a story for Hostel: Part IV, but if it happens he has no plans to direct it. Roth directed Hostel in 2005 and the 2007 sequel Hostel: Part II. A third film was made by Michael D. Weiss without the involvement of Roth and was released direct-to-video.

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