Jurassic World trailer(not the teaser)

[purbeast0]

i'm a huge fan of JP in general (and watched part 1 for probably the 60th time 2 weeks ago on a flight) but i don't know about this. the whole CGI stuff just looks like it's CGI, doesn't look "real". i mean even the "jurassic world" gate looks cgi as fuck. in 1993 the gate was real, and it looked real. and the "shamu" dinosaur ... yeah, not sure about that.

i'm 100% positive i will see this in the theatre either way though.

 

[GagHalfrunt]

Looks almost exactly like the first one, except regular raptors were not scary enough, so they turned these up to 11.

 

[dougp]

i'm a huge fan of JP in general (and watched part 1 for probably the 60th time 2 weeks ago on a flight) but i don't know about this. the whole CGI stuff just looks like it's CGI, doesn't look "real". i mean even the "jurassic world" gate looks cgi as fuck. in 1993 the gate was real, and it looked real. and the "shamu" dinosaur ... yeah, not sure about that.

i'm 100% positive i will see this in the theatre either way though.

The "shamu" dinosaur as you call it was real, and it ate sharks. They rivaled the size of megaladon.

 

[Franz316]

Judging by that trailer it looks f'ing terrible. It's same old genetic experiment gone wrong run for lives while the good scientist tries to save everyone rehash that we've seen a million times. Also, why does the CGI in this film look worse than the original from 20 years ago?

 

[dougp]

Judging by that trailer it looks f'ing terrible. It's same old genetic experiment gone wrong run for lives while the good scientist tries to save everyone rehash that we've seen a million times. Also, why does the CGI in this film look worse than the original from 20 years ago?

Because CGI in that movie was almost 6 minutes long vs. like 12 minutes for the animatronics.

 

[destrekor]

I wonder if Pratt was wearing some kind of anti-eat-me stuff that kept the Raptors from finding him to be an irresistible morsel. A new version of the t-rex pee from the 3rd movie, if not actually t-rex pee? Could work, I guess.

All in all, it looks to have better acting and people behind it - it should be leagues better than the third movie, and at least on par with the second film. Acting and overall movie wise, I think it will actually be better than the plot of the first film. This time, it looks like they have a successful park and found smart ways to control the dinosaurs and keep people safe. It seems entirely successful until they started getting ballsy and creating hybrids.

In the first one, including in the book, all of it was rather hokey when you stop to think of it: they couldn't come up with dinosaur-proof enclosures (without electricity, which is a bad idea to rely upon) before they insisted on placing dinosaurs inside said enclosures? It looks like the only fail was a failure to anticipate the intelligence and creativity of a new hybrid monster - which is a less rehashed theme than the first story.

Effects may be questionable if they are leaning on all CGI, but it does seem they have a better executed plot, with potentially better acting, than previous incarnations. This should have been the follow up to the two books Crichton wrote - JP3 simply took the same tired idea and ran with it. At least this one is applying a fresh twist.

Judging by that trailer it looks f'ing terrible. It's same old genetic experiment gone wrong run for lives while the good scientist tries to save everyone rehash that we've seen a million times. Also, why does the CGI in this film look worse than the original from 20 years ago?

The original utilized the magic of puppetry with expensive real effects mixed with CGI.

Puppetry really is the answer for realistic looking CGI - you cannot rely on either solely alone to create a realistic impression, you need both working together.
But it ain't cheap, not remotely. And now, studios have simply accepted that expensive CGI budgets should still simply remain solely CGI budgets. :\

 

[Franz316]

Because CGI in that movie was almost 6 minutes long vs. like 12 minutes for the animatronics.

Fine, but either way it looks worse than a movie made 20 years ago.

 

[purbeast0]

The "shamu" dinosaur as you call it was real, and it ate sharks. They rivaled the size of megaladon.

im just talking about that scene, not the dinosaur. just very corny how they are basically telling us that they can domesticate dinosaurs in this new movie.

 

[purbeast0]

Fine, but either way it looks worse than a movie made 20 years ago.

i agree, it doesn't make sense, especially with the CG in movies like the newer planet of the apes. that looks way better than this JP movie CG wise, and it's older.

the CG "jurassic world" gate is just killing me though. it looks like someones homework project.

 

[T9D]

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[alkemyst]

Raptors weren't hungry? Were running from a big predator?

Why didn't they eat him? Reasons....

Looks like they were caged and released, probably trained like dogs would be.

 

[Childs]

How many people have to die before they stop re-opening the damn park.

Whats a few deaths when there's money to be made? Any publicity is good publicity!

 

[alkemyst]

The commenters are so dumb. They think the raptors were trained. They aren't eating him because obviously they are all running away from the same thing and just scared for their lives.

The rest of the trailer sets up the D-Rex’s bonafides. We get a shot of the evil dino dragging away a “Jurassic World” park employee, dripping blood from trees, and chasing Pratt and Howard off a waterfall. Unfortunately, all we see of the animal is a single gnarly tooth and some blurry legs, so it’s hard to confirm how much this animal looks like the “Jurassic World” Lego D-Rex that popped up a few weeks ago. The D-Rex of the “Jurassic World” trailer looks to be much larger than a velociraptor, but smaller than a Tyrannosaur, with long, clawed arms.

The trailer ends with Chris Pratt riding his motorcycle, flanked by his four trained velociraptors. Based on the coloration and scarring of the Lego velociraptors I guessed that each would have a name and personality. The final image of the “Jurassic World” trailer would suggest that this is indeed the case. Chris Pratt has total control over these animals and there’s just no way we won’t get a vaguely comedic scene in “Jurassic World” where Pratt rattles off their discordant names.

Film reviewers are stating they are trained as well.

 

[Scarpozzi]

Raptors weren't hungry? Were running from a big predator?

Why didn't they eat him? Reasons....

"In Nepal the villagers call me 'Kin-tan-tee', which means 'man who is loved by many animals'."

 

[alkemyst]

Possible Spoilers for the D-Rex and Raptors due to early release by LEGO

http://www.idigitaltimes.com/jurass...aled-lego-set-points-new-dinosaurs-and-395448

 

[dougp]

I believe all the dinosaurs are engineered to be passive, and domesticated in a way. This was long rumored as the new "Ingen" has learned from the past mistakes.

 

[Imp]

LEGO has their claws in everything now... geniuses.

 

[ImpulsE69]

Yea I'm a sucker for pretty much anything with dinosaurs in it. Can't wait.

Curious how they will tie the story of it being 22 years later and basically repeating the same mistakes.

 

[T9D]

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[alkemyst]

Yea I'm a sucker for pretty much anything with dinosaurs in it. Can't wait.

Curious how they will tie the story of it being 22 years later and basically repeating the same mistakes.

The story is basically they figured out how to domesticate the dinos...everything was going well until someone decided to breed their own species and gave it some pretty lethal genes.

 

[alkemyst]

It looks more like to me that they used them in racing of some sort. Since they busted out of some race gates in another scene. Probably just some race colors. I doubt they are docile.

Docile / trained are two different things.

You have a right to believe what want, but the story is out there.

 

[djnsmith7]

That trailer looked cheesy from start to finish.

 

[darkewaffle]

Won't be the greatest movie of all time by any means, but I enjoyed the trailer and I think I'll enjoy the movie if I ever see it. Definitely a good candidate for a summer flick.

 

[alien42]

Mila Jovovich and that guy who plays the dummy in parks and rec? I'll pass.

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[destrekor]

The commenters are so dumb. They think the raptors were trained. They aren't eating him because obviously they are all running away from the same thing and just scared for their lives.

They were obviously released from holding pens, as opposed to running in the wild.


I hadn't even seen the idea that they are trained. That makes much more sense in all actuality.

And hell, I actually find the idea of training the dinosaurs somewhat plausible, given enough time to get to know the species in general and adopt them from birth. For some of the dinosaurs, it might not be much different than training the big cats or other circus animals. They may be reptilian or avian in nature, but that doesn't prevent them from taking to training. We just don't have any around to find out.