A behind-the-scenes take a gander at Jurassic World: Dominion presented at CinemaCon has hinted at the long-anticipated reunion of Alan Grant, Ellie Sattler, and Ian Malcolm. The 6th movie in the Jurassic Park franchise, Jurassic World: Dominion sees the return of Colin Trevorrow to the director’s seat after directorial duties on 2018’s Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom were handed off to J. A. Bayona. Steven Spielberg, who launched the franchise in 1993, is likewise acting as an executive producer alongside Trevorrow.
At the current year’s CinemaCon taking place in Las Vegas, Universal Studios offered attendees a unique behind-the-scenes take a gander at the upcoming film. In the reel, director Colin Trevorrow says the movie will present the question: If dinosaurs lived among us, would you be safe? “The answer is no,” Trevorrow says matter-of-factly. Other shots from the reel displayed to attendees include scenes of Owen Grady riding a dinosaur in an open field and later being chased by velociraptors across rooftops before jumping onto a motorcycle. Meanwhile, Ellie Sattler, now wearing glasses, sees her character attempting to break out of a crate meant for a dinosaur, and Alan Grant wearing his iconic cap and a costume reminiscent of his Jurassic Park 3 look. One scene additionally shows all the original legacy characters and the new leads interacting together.
Slated for a 2022 release, as the 6th and final cinematic entry in a beloved franchise which has nearly spanned 30 years, Trevorrow says that “Jurassic World: Dominion is a celebration of the franchise. It concludes a story that Stephen Spielberg started in 1993”. Picking up four years after the events depicted in Fallen Kingdom, Trevorrow’s new film will introduce fans to a world that was first fearfully spoken of in 1993’s Jurassic Park. One where the genetically resurrected dinosaurs have finally breached all boundaries and fences and have spread unchecked into the world on the loose.
Exactly how Dominion’s characters battle the threat of a world inhabited by prehistoric predators remains to be seen, however expression of this early footage bodes well for an activity packed blockbuster sure to appease fans both new and old alike. Perhaps the original Jurassic Park stars might have some sage advice for their younger counterparts, and there may in any case be a way for humans to coexist peacefully alongside the now wild dinosaurs. Jurassic World: Dominion is currently slated to hit theaters on June tenth, 2022.
