The First 'Jurassic World: Dominion' Footage Offers a Franchise Origin Story and a Whole Bunch of T-Rex Action The first photo image of the preview is a prologue flashback in the late Cretaceous even though most of the dinosaurs didn’t lived in the same time in the image seen is a Moros (an early tyrannosaur relative discovered in 2019) and the lower of the Giganotosaurus mostly picking scraps of meat from it’s teeth. Other dinosaurs mentioned in the article from preview seen in Fast and the Furious 9 IMAX screenings include Oviraptor, Dreadnoughtus, Iguanodon, Nasutoceratops, Quetzalcoatlus (a pterosaur), and a Tyrannosaurus who gets into a fight with the Giganotosaurus, but loses in which the mosquito sucks it blood before encase in amber. These dinosaurs are more realistic compared to the Jurassic world clones justifying that they’re not meant to look accurate as they had their gene gaps filled in frog DNA. What’s best the Moros is portrayed head to toe with feathers, and even the article mentions the Oviraptor fully covered with feathers and the Tyrannosaurus with Proto-feathers. The Deinonychus squad are meant to be retcons of the Jurassic park raptors(since velociraptor is based on deinonychus) as the orange ones resembled the lost world raptors and the white one the female Jurassic park 3 raptor perhaps the although they lack feathers, the arms and hands are not pronated.
Oh, I remember the Deinonychus leak! It's going to be very weird when comparing them to Blue, though. I also think it's really weird that the dinosaurs in the past are all anachronistic and over the place geographically. A Hell Creek sequence would've been rad, instead of a mishmash of species.
Why does the mosquito have 4 legs? I have to admit that I didn’t even notice the error until someone pointed it out since I was too busy overly scrutinising the Moros, but it is very odd…
An update we have new renders for the dinosaurs and the official logo These are three of the Atrociraptors appearing and they have names, Tiger, Ghost, Panther, and Red. This shoe shows Rexy with her design similar to the one in the original Jurassic park, Blue next to one of the Atrociraptors, the best part they have non-pronated arms(blue is semi-pronated in between), and the best design, a Parasaurolophus different from the ones in the Jurassic park/world movies and it’s much more accurate proper skull shape, thicker neck, bulky tail, and the front toes almost hoof like(not unlike the Edmontosaurus hoof perhaps this was before the discovery when they went into production), and possibly Quadrapedal most of the time and bipedal when standing and running. This is the designs for the allosaurus based on battle of big rock and the broken horn Carnotaurus from fallen kingdom. These came from Twitter by the way.
Jurassic World: Dominion Looks Like an Indiana Jones Dinosaur Movie This is description based on the journalist’s view of the cinemacon footage -The new characters Owen and Claire interacting with the legacy characters Alan Grant, Ellie Sattler, and Ian Malcolm. -A pair of Brachiosaurus in a snowy forest led by a bunch of vehicles in a quarry (to those who cried over the brachiosaurus death in fallen kingdom, this confirms some individuals have been taken off the island and now roaming free) -a triceratops attacking a Jeep (some more dangerous herbivore action) -Ellie Sattler donning a pink shirt and khaki similar to the original movie and trapped in a dinosaur crate sinking and pouring with water (an element from the lost world novel when Lewis Dodgson tried to drown Sarah Harding) -Alan Grant donning his hat and outfit similar form Jurassic park 3 and holds a flare stick leading away a carnivore. -Rexy rampaging through the city -Mosasaurus takes down an entire helicopter -The return of the Dilophosaurus -Owen on a motorcycle in a field and through the streets after a raptor -Clairie and Owen on the rooftops chased by raptors -it’s described to be action pack like Indian jones, James Bond, and Jame Bourne with dinosaurs -and lastly the entire cast encountering Rexy in the woods.
Well, great CGI, no doubt. But I don't think that the story itself can mess with this level. Will see...
As usual, it makes no sense. Species of completely different time periods and locations thrown together. The outdated "egg-eating oviraptor" trope that even my four-year-old objected to while watching. The usual "T.Rex gets beaten up by the new big baddie dinosaur" spiel. Since when did Giganotosaurus have such huge Proc. spinosi? The modern day part is just as foolish and pointless. Regarding the CGI: nihil novi.
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Yeah I was kind of disappointed with the scene; it also continued the trope of the world being a rainforest during the Mesozoic. The scene seemed to take place at the modern-day Hell Creek Formation. Nasutoceratops was portrayed as living alongside the other Hell Creek Paleobiota despite only having fossils discovered in the Kaiparowits Formation in Utah. The Giganotosaurus also lived in Argentina. Both species also lived long before the Cretaceous-Paleogene Mass Extinction event so the “65 Million Year's Later” doesnt quite work. I thought the modern day part was fine. I just hope that the film is better than the “prehistoric” scene.
Aside from the inaccuracies of time and geography Oviraptor was an omnivore, so it is a bit plausible and modern-day birds like jays and crows raid bird's nests today What are your opinions on the dinosaur designs like non-pronated dinosaurs and feathered? I like the feathered dinosaurs if properly done just like how Jurassic pulled it off on the oviraptor, Moros, and the flashback T. Rex is well done with a combination of scaly and proto-feather fuzzy.
Can we appreciate the Dreadnoughts we needed another sauropod in the JP and JW universe that isn't Brachiosaurs and Apatosaurus
While not realistic I would love if the carnotaurus were able to change their colors and camouflage like they did in the second novel.
The entire prologue pains me. I like the behavior displayed but so many animals are out-of-place and anachronistic. Also the Giganotosaurus looks like some weird knock-off of '98 Godzilla. It's probably the hump.
I read both novels; ever since I've felt the movies should use more inspiration from the novels and this would be PERFECT.
Due to this scene taking place in the Hell Creek Formation; it would likely be an Anzu, not an Oviraptor.
Considering the fact that the fauna varies widely and were selected based on what seemed cool from the Cretaceous, the scene likely takes place in a generic Cretaceous world.
