Jurassic World 3 to be released in June 11 2021

[TigerClaw]

Looks like Universal Pictures has set Jurassic World 3 to be released on June 11 2021.
https://www.comicbookmovie.com/sci-f...e-date-a158061
https://twitter.com/JurassicWorld/st...e-date-a158061

[CyberCubed]

"2021"

Even just thinking about that year makes me seasick. God, I feel like time is moving too fast or we're in the future now or something. 2021 sounds like the year of a sci-fi movie.

[sdp]

Well the movie is still almost 3 and a half years away, so its not like its already 2021.

3 years between each sequel, now that used to be the Star Wars way but instead we now have Universal treating its property with more respect making each sequel feel more of an event than Star Wars films which we can now get a new one very 6 months

Whats even funnier is this will be the defacto thread we use for when JW3 actually comes out and we post our opinions on it.

[NinjaPug]

Originally Posted by sdp

3 years between each sequel, now that used to be the Star Wars way but instead we now have Universal treating its property with more respect making each sequel feel more of an event than Star Wars films which we can now get a new one very 6 months.

At least Lucasfilm was smart enough to get rid of Trevorrow.

[sdp]

Emily Carmichael will be directing. Not familiar with her at all but I like that for the JW trilogy Universal has gone for smaller unknown directors. First Trevorrow, then Bayona and now her.

Originally Posted by NinjaPug

At least Lucasfilm was smart enough to get rid of Trevorrow.

I know I'm in the minority but I liked his JW, especially when compared to JJ's The Force Awakens. JW felt more of a homage to me while TFA was just a rip off. I know that's an "hot take" but I stand by it. I would've liked Ep IX with Trevorrow and I think he could've done something more exciting with it than JJ will.

At the end of the day none of the JP sequels have been excellent but they're all good dino action for me.

[The Deadman]

Originally Posted by sdp

Emily Carmichael will be directing. Not familiar with her at all but I like that for the JW trilogy Universal has gone for smaller unknown directors. First Trevorrow, then Bayona and now her.

She's co-writing, not directing.

[neatoman]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

"2021"

Even just thinking about that year makes me seasick. God, I feel like time is moving too fast or we're in the future now or something. 2021 sounds like the year of a sci-fi movie.

[Andrew NDB]

Original cast from Jurassic Park expected to return:

https://www.comicbookmovie.com/sci-f...orld-3-a168738

[sdp]

Why did the Camp Cretaceous thread get merged here? That's a cartoon unrelated to JW 3.

Originally Posted by Andrew NDB

Original cast from Jurassic Park expected to return:

https://www.comicbookmovie.com/sci-f...orld-3-a168738

Won't believe it until it's confirmed, how do we know it's not just Bryce howard attention hogging? Something about the way she says it makes me feel like she's not hinting but just wanting some attention and it worked.

If it does happen I'd be soooo happy.

[Jester]

That's my bad. I thought camp cretaceous was a subtitle for the new film and not a Netflix series...and sadly there is no un-merge option.

[NinjaPug]

Oh good, Universal and Spielberg just said "**** it, audiences will watch this no matter who we hire to direct it" and hired Trevorrow again.

http://variety.com/2018/film/news/co...-3-1202740351/

[The Deadman]

Jurassic World 3 will be a 'science thriller,' says Colin Trevorrow
http://ew.com/movies/2018/04/18/jura...lin-trevorrow/

[Refractive Reflections]

Interesting fan speculation about what to expect for the movie:

Colin Trevorrow states that he's interested in having this genetic power going "open source" (as seen in the ending of Jurassic World 2), ushering in the term "Jurassic World".

A great in-depth video about possible themes (i.e. most notably, control, in relationships and man vs. animals/nature) for the final movie in this second trilogy:


If any of you are really interested in the whole Jurassic Park universe, character backstories, a cancelled cartoon series, comparison between the novel vs. first two movies, deleted scenes, and speculation (i.e. what if Steven Spielberg directed JP 3, what if JP was a rated R movie, what happened to Isla Sorna (Site B), how did InGen get Mosasurus DNA, what would Michael Crichton think of Jurassic World), there's a YouTuber who goes deep into it who also made the above two videos.

[ZariusTwo]

[Raph's Girl]

D'awww... how sweet. Blue's getting her own show.

[ranger_scout]

Goldblum and Dern originally fell in love while making the original. Even though they broke up a few years later, it must’ve been mutual since they don’t mind working together again. It reminds me of when Helena Bonham Carter worked with Kenneth Branagh again in 2015's Cinderella despite their split from several years ago after they began a relationship while doing Frankenstein.

[The Deadman]

‘Jurassic World 3’ Bringing Back Justice Smith, Daniella Pineda
https://collider.com/jurassic-world-...source=twitter

[IMJ]

Originally Posted by The Deadman

‘Jurassic World 3’ Bringing Back Justice Smith, Daniella Pineda
https://collider.com/jurassic-world-...source=twitter

Sam Neil's Grant will die off-camera and Laura Dern will heroically cover everyone's escape by driving a truck into an oncoming herd of dinos. Jeff Goldblum's character will sit there, unmoving in a chair laughing nonsensically the whole time, while Justin Smith runs around screaming Pineda's character name across the film. Pineda will mull around looking pretty to take us through the new Park adventure, but we won't ever learn anything relevant about her. I could explain Pratt and Howard's roles, but I don't want to spoil his death from a high bridge or her seemingly flying through the underwater ocean after being pulled out of a vessel destroyed by a water dinosaur.

JP6 in a nutshell.

[Andrew NDB]

Originally Posted by IMJ

Sam Neil's Grant will die off-camera and Laura Dern will heroically cover everyone's escape by driving a truck into an oncoming herd of dinos. Jeff Goldblum's character will sit there, unmoving in a chair laughing nonsensically the whole time, while Justin Smith runs around screaming Pineda's character name across the film. Pineda will mull around looking pretty to take us through the new Park adventure, but we won't ever learn anything relevant about her. I could explain Pratt and Howard's roles, but I don't want to spoil his death from a high bridge or her seemingly flying through the underwater ocean after being pulled out of a vessel destroyed by a water dinosaur.

JP6 in a nutshell.

No, Goldblum will talk about how all of this is all the fault of white males since the beginning of the series and repeatedly apologize for it to everybody who will listen. And probably will undergo a sex change halfway through.

[sdp]

Except that's not true and nothing indicates this will be ruined by progressive stuff, them two returning are not my favorite pics, Daniella pineda should've died in Fallen Kingdom and Justice Smith's humor doesn't belong in Jurassic Park, but I'm ok with them returning. If it really is another "end of a story" as they're promoting it they better bring back someone from The Lost World and the Kirby's from JP///.