Jurassic World trailer(not the teaser)

[norseamd]

Nope. Have not seen any Michale Bay shit since Bad Boyz 2. Even that would have been on TV or something.

 

[alkemyst]

Nope. Have not seen any Michale Bay shit since Bad Boyz 2. Even that would have been on TV or something.

more your speed?

 

[norseamd]

Have actually seen more of that movie than any movie he has made since Bad Boyz 2.

 

[bigrash]

Looks good.

 

[Sonikku]

Wouldn't it be funny if one time they opened the park, took into account the technical errors and security woes from previous attempts, and made it work without a hitch?

 

[William Gaatjes]

Some of those aliens... excuse me dinosaurs at the end of the trailer sound like the Ripley alien...
I read some articles that archaeologists had dug up dinosaurs fossils who were feathered. Would be neat to see feathered dinosaurs as well.

 

[futurefields]

why is cgi getting worse?

 

[William Gaatjes]

 

[Printer Bandit]

Say No to CGI.

make movies, not computer games.

 

[doubledeluxe]

Looking at the trailer again the great white looks terrible and so does the closeup of the big sauropod. Odds are they blew it with the CGI.

 

[alkemyst]

Say No to CGI.

make movies, not computer games.

YAY bring back Godzirra in rubber suit.

 

[Jeff7]

Wouldn't it be funny if one time they opened the park, took into account the technical errors and security woes from previous attempts, and made it work without a hitch?

Maybe this is one of those misleading trailers, and that's exactly what happens.

Jurassic World is actually a pleasant family-oriented comedy.

 

[MontyAC]

Trailer looks pretty bad. I'll wait for the presentation on Netflix.

 

[CZroe]

I didn't mind the CG in the original because they balanced it with tons of awesome practical effects. The presentation of the park was also much more believable.

Ugh when seeing the camera fly over the CG monorail track.
Ugh seeing the Megaladon or whatever splash all the smartphones (easily foreseen; park mgmt would have accommodations).
Ugh at seeing other fantasy CG vehicles.
Ugh at staff bragging about something they know clients will have a negative reaction to (GMO! ZOMG!).
Ugh all around... just... ugh.

 

[CZroe]

YAY bring back Godzirra in rubber suit.

No, bring back the awesome and impressive helicopter flyover scene filmed at a real place with real people and keep your fantasy unimpressive monorail/bay flyover to yourself. CG makes film-makers lazy.

For example, new movies like in the same vein as "Top Gun" have no reason to exist in a CG era, just like a sitcom made with Muppets would never get made today (too easy to do with puppets, not novel enough to do with CG, not worth doing without the novelty).

Homework: Go watch "Top Gun" with the mindset of "what if this were CG?" and tell me if you think it would still be worth making.

CG dinos is very appropriate. Even for the dinos in the first movie it had an awesome balance of CG and practical effects.

 

[marvdmartian]

they could all be running from a bigger, badder dinosaur.
"first ever genetically modified hybrid"...sounds safe

Could be they're veloci-vegan-raptors??

Running from a veloci-rex-ter??

 

[destrekor]

I didn't mind the CG in the original because they balanced it with tons of awesome practical effects. The presentation of the park was also much more believable.

Ugh when seeing the camera fly over the CG monorail track.
Ugh seeing the Megaladon or whatever splash all the smartphones (easily foreseen; park mgmt would have accommodations).
Ugh at seeing other fantasy CG vehicles.
Ugh at staff bragging about something they know clients will have a negative reaction to (GMO! ZOMG!).
Ugh all around... just... ugh.

They've said the intro with the gates and monorail was simply for the trailer, and will not be in the film. That will explain the lesser quality in the CGI work.

Maybe their smartphones are waterproof? They exist now - this is clearly in the future.

Also regarding the future wheel-things: dude, it's a movie, in the future. The art of storytelling gives you creative license. Did you get frustrated with the flying DeLorean and clear disregard for nuclear physics and reality in BTTF? Or did you simply enjoy the show?

Of course staff would brag - they aren't bragging to the public, they are bragging to people inside. All GMO people brag about their progress to their peers, business partners, and other people. Regarding the public, they simply release the product and the only bragging they conduct is simply "new, better, enjoy!" or tout the benefits. They typically DON'T reveal to the public "well, we switched this and that gene and messed with these and those areas of concern and selectively bred the resulting products until these genes and those features were dominant and successful in future breeding... blahblahblah."

Also, it's a movie - if people want real life accuracy, they should clearly not be watching movies where man brings dinosaurs back to life in a park.

 

[CZroe]

I like that the DeLorean was made from a real DMC for the same reason I liked that the original JP park-branded cars were made from modified Ford Explorers according to a "Making of" book I read (IIRC, in his book Michael Crichton said that they were Toyota).

Not enough attention to detail and too much fantasy in my scifi.

 

[Maximilian]

Alien meets Jurassic Park kinda?

Sounds interesting.

 

[Remobz]

Trailer looks pretty bad. I'll wait for the presentation on Netflix.

Just saw it. I agree.

 

[purbeast0]

lol.

http://collider.com/jurassic-world-gate/

that is hilarious. i call bs on that. how the hell do you have a teaser for a trailer, then put the trailer out and claim that it wasn't ready? i bet if they didn't hear all the negativity about it they wouldn't have done anything. i just hope they make true to their promise now, whether it is them saving face or was the plan all along.

 

[doubledeluxe]

I remember the days when trailers often had material in them that did not show up in the movie....

 

[Kalmah]

Stupid stupid stupid. Genetically modified dinosaurs? Come on... just being a dinosaur is good enough. I'd rather see a realistic 'what if' scenario rather than this scifi BS.

 

[Homerboy]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/12/02/jurassic-world-trailer-jurassic-park_n_6254322.html

 

[alkemyst]

Stupid stupid stupid. Genetically modified dinosaurs? Come on... just being a dinosaur is good enough. I'd rather see a realistic 'what if' scenario rather than this scifi BS.

You could write your own film then.