The originalJurassic Parktrilogy is far from perfect, and there is one major reason for this.
After the failure of Jurassic World: Dominion, the new movie is set to be a complete reboot.
That complicates one crucial decision for the franchise.
In 2015,Jurassic Worlddodged this problem by focusing on a new, bigger, more successful theme park.
Unlike the original movies titular attraction, Jurassic World was open to the public.
This bigger, sillier take on the original movies story wasnt perfect, but it did recaptureJurassic Parks structure.
However,Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdomand particularlyJurassic World: Dominions endingcompletely derailed this storyline.
These sequels set dinosaurs loose in the human world, irrevocably altering the franchises premise in the process.
Directed byGodzillas Gareth Edwards,Jurassic World Rebirths script was penned by originalJurassic Parkscreenwriter David Koepp.
The reboot repeats not one, but two major mistakes.
The Jurassic World series made it clear that Chris Pratts heroic Owen Grady was never in any real danger.
However, the original movie was less sympathetic.
ByJurassic World Dominion, the franchise devolved into a goofy Spies vs Dinosaurs story.
Viewers are still not getting any answers to what the world is like when humans and dinosaurs coexist side-by-side.
Unfortunately, this good news comes with a caveat.
This is particularly unfortunate sinceJurassic World Dominions most inspired moments stemmed from this same promise.
This bodes badly given the declining critical progression of theJurassic Worldtrilogy.
Jurassic World Rebirthis set to be released on July 2, 2025.
Jurassic Worldearned relatively solid, if unspectacular, reviews in 2015.
