It’s three years until the third installment of Jurassic World saga will be hitting our screens but leading actress Bryce Dallas has already dropped hints about the movie.

“In terms of the third movie, the goal overall is to bring the entire saga together,” she told Cinema Blend. “It’ll be the sixth film at the end of the day. For me, what I’m most wanting, other than an undercut, is for there to be more characters from the earlier films.”

She also added: “I’ve been lobbying for Claire to get an undercut and I think that’s not going to happen,” she said. “I don’t think she’s going to become an eco-terrorist.”

The Jurassic World franchise is one of the best selling franchises in movie history. The second installment earned over $1 billion worldwide while the debut is the fourth highest grossing movie of all time.

The third and final installment is scheduled for release June 11, 2021.

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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is underwhelming every step of the way. You get less action, less memorable scenes, toned down story and a bit more unconvincing acting. It doesn’t help that you often find yourself having a déjà vu while watching the movie. It tried to do almost the same thing as the original, but with different scenery.

You can find yourself enjoying Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom on several occasions, but that is mostly limited to the first half hour of the movie. As soon as the action shifts from Isla Nublar to Sir Benjamin Lockwood’s estate, the movie becomes a waiting game with a lot less thrills than you would expect.

Of course, it isn’t all bad. Chris Pratt once again delivers as Owen Grady, and is responsible for most good bits and laughs this time around as well. His supporting cast is loveable as well, although they can annoy you at moments.

But the thing where Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom excels the most are visuals. The movie is absolutely pleasing to watch, special effects are spectacular, and the level of detail is just impressive.

To wrap things up, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is a good movie as a one-night stand when you have nothing better to do. But is it a memorable movie, that will make you think about it after you leave the cinema? No, it isn’t.

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Colin Trevorrow has said in an interview that he is unhappy about the fact that the trailers for Jurassic World contained spoilers for the movie. Speaking in an interview with io9, he explains his struggle accepting that part of the cost of enticing people to watch the movie is that surprises in the movie will be ruined.

“It was very frustrating for me,” he said. “That’s a relationship that we have with marketing [and] there are a lot of different needs.

“I try to be very lucid and rational about it, [but] to speak frankly, there is a very, very small percentage of people who watch all the trailers. The rest of the world might only see one.”

He then went on to say that the Jurassic franchise constantly has to validate itself with every movie to “entice people to come back.”

“It stops us from resting on our laurels or just assuming the audience is going to show up,” he explains.

“The downside is it feels like marketing is constantly feeling the need to make the case. I would definitely have preferred those images not be seen, but, if you haven’t watched the trailers, just go see the film.”

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Following Ready Player One‘s haul this weekend, it is believed that Spielberg’s global total earnings has been brought to $10.1 billion.

What is particularly impressive about Spielberg is that going back to 1975, only two of his movies have failed to cross the $100 million mark, and these are 1941, which totaled $92.5 million and Always, which earned $74.1 million.

Spielberg’s success has been helped by the fact he is one of the hardest workers in Hollywood and has sometimes produced two movies per year.

Even though Spielberg may now be 71 years old, we have not seen the last of him, and he still has a few more blockbusters in the works.

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It’s three years until the third installment of Jurassic World saga will be hitting our screens but leading actress Bryce Dallas has already dropped hints about the movie.

“In terms of the third movie, the goal overall is to bring the entire saga together,” she told Cinema Blend. “It’ll be the sixth film at the end of the day. For me, what I’m most wanting, other than an undercut, is for there to be more characters from the earlier films.”

She also added: “I’ve been lobbying for Claire to get an undercut and I think that’s not going to happen,” she said. “I don’t think she’s going to become an eco-terrorist.”

The Jurassic World franchise is one of the best selling franchises in movie history. The second installment earned over $1 billion worldwide while the debut is the fourth highest grossing movie of all time.

The third and final installment is scheduled for release June 11, 2021.

The post Bryce Dallas Howard Wants Everyone to Come Together for “Jurassic World 3” appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is underwhelming every step of the way. You get less action, less memorable scenes, toned down story and a bit more unconvincing acting. It doesn’t help that you often find yourself having a déjà vu while watching the movie. It tried to do almost the same thing as the original, but with different scenery.

You can find yourself enjoying Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom on several occasions, but that is mostly limited to the first half hour of the movie. As soon as the action shifts from Isla Nublar to Sir Benjamin Lockwood’s estate, the movie becomes a waiting game with a lot less thrills than you would expect.

Of course, it isn’t all bad. Chris Pratt once again delivers as Owen Grady, and is responsible for most good bits and laughs this time around as well. His supporting cast is loveable as well, although they can annoy you at moments.

But the thing where Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom excels the most are visuals. The movie is absolutely pleasing to watch, special effects are spectacular, and the level of detail is just impressive.

To wrap things up, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is a good movie as a one-night stand when you have nothing better to do. But is it a memorable movie, that will make you think about it after you leave the cinema? No, it isn’t.

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Colin Trevorrow has said in an interview that he is unhappy about the fact that the trailers for Jurassic World contained spoilers for the movie. Speaking in an interview with io9, he explains his struggle accepting that part of the cost of enticing people to watch the movie is that surprises in the movie will be ruined.

“It was very frustrating for me,” he said. “That’s a relationship that we have with marketing [and] there are a lot of different needs.

“I try to be very lucid and rational about it, [but] to speak frankly, there is a very, very small percentage of people who watch all the trailers. The rest of the world might only see one.”

He then went on to say that the Jurassic franchise constantly has to validate itself with every movie to “entice people to come back.”

“It stops us from resting on our laurels or just assuming the audience is going to show up,” he explains.

“The downside is it feels like marketing is constantly feeling the need to make the case. I would definitely have preferred those images not be seen, but, if you haven’t watched the trailers, just go see the film.”

The post “Jurassic World” Director is Frustrated by Spoilers in Trailers appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Following Ready Player One‘s haul this weekend, it is believed that Spielberg’s global total earnings has been brought to $10.1 billion.

What is particularly impressive about Spielberg is that going back to 1975, only two of his movies have failed to cross the $100 million mark, and these are 1941, which totaled $92.5 million and Always, which earned $74.1 million.

Spielberg’s success has been helped by the fact he is one of the hardest workers in Hollywood and has sometimes produced two movies per year.

Even though Spielberg may now be 71 years old, we have not seen the last of him, and he still has a few more blockbusters in the works.

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