Official Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Trailer Discussion Thread

Spinosaur4.4 wrote:

Okay, now that I had watched the trailer multiple times, I need to discuss a few things with you guys.

Why are Claire and Owen inside Rexy's cage? What they want to do? Is Rexy sick or something? I see they are still on the boat when they enter there.

Is Mills (played by Rafe Spall) a CEO of an unknow company? How Lockwood ties with that? Are they partners?

Why Zia says that "they need Blue for something"? Does that means Wu needs her to clone another raptors or use her genes on another Indoraptor, since Blue is the ONLY Velociraptor know that formed a bond with a human (Owen)?

Who's the person oppening the embryos case? Wu? Is that bone he's looking at Indominus' bone?

Why is Mills looking at that Indominus (?) hologram? Is he discussing the implications on Indoraptor with Wu?

Is it just me or Indoraptor is really "obsessed" into hunting down the little girl (Maisie)? And it appears to me she enters her room from the window. She can open stuff up and climb stairs. Badass indeed.

And now the most interesting thing I noticed  

Wu has a picture of Indoraptor/Indominus in his lab.

Spoiler:

Indeed. The trailer is AWESOME. EPIC. I loved that they foccused on the conspiracy and Indoraptor. She's the star of the movie IMO. Loved that they FINALLY put Wu in the trailer, he deserved more.

The only complains are the fact that I still don't like Owen and Blue's relationship (and I think I never will) and the fact that they are hiding Lockwood and Stigy from the trailer, but I can understand why the latter is being kept a secret.

They were in one of the transports and Rexy was tranquilized aka sleeping

So, Blue is the only raptor then. They need to clarify what happend with the other raptors. What about those on Isla Sorna?

Anyway, epic trailer! Best of all three. You guys still think Rexy will be on maineland? Looks like it.

Dead2009 wrote:

Spinosaur4.4 wrote:

Okay, now that I had watched the trailer multiple times, I need to discuss a few things with you guys.

Why are Claire and Owen inside Rexy's cage? What they want to do? Is Rexy sick or something? I see they are still on the boat when they enter there.

Is Mills (played by Rafe Spall) a CEO of an unknow company? How Lockwood ties with that? Are they partners?

Why Zia says that "they need Blue for something"? Does that means Wu needs her to clone another raptors or use her genes on another Indoraptor, since Blue is the ONLY Velociraptor know that formed a bond with a human (Owen)?

Who's the person oppening the embryos case? Wu? Is that bone he's looking at Indominus' bone?

Why is Mills looking at that Indominus (?) hologram? Is he discussing the implications on Indoraptor with Wu?

Is it just me or Indoraptor is really "obsessed" into hunting down the little girl (Maisie)? And it appears to me she enters her room from the window. She can open stuff up and climb stairs. Badass indeed.

And now the most interesting thing I noticed  

Wu has a picture of Indoraptor/Indominus in his lab.

Spoiler:

Indeed. The trailer is AWESOME. EPIC. I loved that they foccused on the conspiracy and Indoraptor. She's the star of the movie IMO. Loved that they FINALLY put Wu in the trailer, he deserved more.

The only complains are the fact that I still don't like Owen and Blue's relationship (and I think I never will) and the fact that they are hiding Lockwood and Stigy from the trailer, but I can understand why the latter is being kept a secret.

They were in one of the transports and Rexy was tranquilized aka sleeping

Yeah but why enter? Something happened IMO so they needed to enter.

Probably to check vitals

Rex was shown being constantly stunned by the cattle prods, perhaps she's injured and they're checking the wounds while it sleeps.

I hope Wu gets a good part in this film

Six-Foot Turkey wrote:

I hope Wu gets a good part in this film

This so much. I'm kinda scared that he won't be developed, since the trailer only showed one scene with him.

Spinosaur4.4 wrote:

Six-Foot Turkey wrote:

I hope Wu gets a good part in this film

This so much. I'm kinda scared that he won't be developed, since the trailer only showed one scene with him.

Same. Also Lockwood is completely MIA from all three trailers.

there's only so much that they can cram in the trailers so I'm not shocked to see stiggy or lockwood in the footage. ANd they prob wanted blue since she is the last raptor that is actually somewhat obedient to humans, so that's some good DNA right there.

Honestly my opinion of the trailer is degrading a bit. Now hear me out. It’s not the quality of the movie. It’s just kind of a weirdly cut trailer.

Like we go from really serious moments in the mansion to a lighthearted moment where Owen makes a joke about how his death will be Claire’s fault. That line is great and made me smile. It just felt weird in the way the trailer jumped around from island to mansion and then back to island.

Another example of this is showing Owen firing at the Indoraptor in the little girls room, but then the end of the trailer is showing before that when it is just entering. Or what about Blue? Her getting shot is surprising and is meant to make you wonder if she’s okay but then they show her alive and well fighting Indoraptor.

The actual content of the trailer is not an issue for me, the pacing just feels a bit sloppy in areas.

The only thing I don’t like is Blue and Owen relationship. I agree Spino 4.4

I like how Lockwood isn’t being shown and it makes me very curious about it.

We still don’t understand why the rex is let loose and in what order of events which is fantastic. Leaves a lot of surprise left in the movie.

Rafe Spall is looking like a more intelligent Hoskins.

The Indoraptor looks to be a great villain Dino.

The cinematography is just about the best I think we’re getting in a JP film. The CGI is a huge cut above JW. Sub scene looks epic and beautiful.

One more small thing. Please change the trex roar back to what it originally was in the first trailer. Dear god please.

Rip the Dilophosaurus I guess but overall I can’t wait.

They should move the release date up.

I say it clearly:

THIS IS UNDERWHELMING TRAILER. I do hope movie is better though.

Clearly marketing team does not like director

And also - 2 months before the premiere and Blue in the lab looks like this? I REALLY hope is a placeholder.

If the CGI on blue is really that bad in the final movie I guess they ran out of money. Everything else looks so top notch. Even the scene of her being shot looks great.

I’m pretty happy with what I’ve seen honestly. I’m pretty easy to please and at this point I don’t mind JW going full b-movie.

Wow, great trailer. They get better each time.

My first reaction to the trailer though, at about 40 seconds in there's a subtle TLW theme. Not the main theme, but the one used in the opening credits.

That indoraptor reveal gave me chills.

Perhaps Owen and Claire go into the tyrannosaur crate to, as suggested earlier, check it's vitals (and subsequently administer stimulants...)

I'm still disappointed (but not surprised) with the lack of dilophosaurus but I can't wait to see FK in theatres!

Spinosaur4.4 wrote:

Six-Foot Turkey wrote:

I hope Wu gets a good part in this film

This so much. I'm kinda scared that he won't be developed, since the trailer only showed one scene with him.

me too, was really hoping we'd see more of him this trailer especially since bd wong was all hyped before it's release. PLUS, we haven't seen anything of Lockwood. I can't believe we haven't even seen a glimpse of him in an official trailer.

Six-Foot Turkey wrote:

Spinosaur4.4 wrote:

Six-Foot Turkey wrote:

I hope Wu gets a good part in this film

This so much. I'm kinda scared that he won't be developed, since the trailer only showed one scene with him.

me too, was really hoping we'd see more of him this trailer especially since bd wong was all hyped before it's release. PLUS, we haven't seen anything of Lockwood. I can't believe we haven't even seen a glimpse of him in an official trailer.

I’m beginning to think he’s killed very early on by Rafe’s character. I remember there is a tv spot where we see his cane shatter on the ground.

It would explain his absence but I’m gonna be disappointed if he turns out to be basically a nobody.

Troyal1 wrote:

Six-Foot Turkey wrote:

Spinosaur4.4 wrote:

Six-Foot Turkey wrote:

I hope Wu gets a good part in this film

This so much. I'm kinda scared that he won't be developed, since the trailer only showed one scene with him.

me too, was really hoping we'd see more of him this trailer especially since bd wong was all hyped before it's release. PLUS, we haven't seen anything of Lockwood. I can't believe we haven't even seen a glimpse of him in an official trailer.

I’m beginning to think he’s killed very early on by Rafe’s character. I remember there is a tv spot where we see his cane shatter on the ground.

It would explain his absence but I’m gonna be disappointed if he turns out to be basically a nobody.

I can see him being killed by Rafe, but later in the film.

Pachyrhinosaurus wrote:

Wow, great trailer. They get better each time.

My first reaction to the trailer though, at about 40 seconds in there's a subtle TLW theme. Not the main theme, but the one used in the opening credits.

That indoraptor reveal gave me chills.

Perhaps Owen and Claire go into the tyrannosaur crate to, as suggested earlier, check it's vitals (and subsequently administer stimulants...)

I'm still disappointed (but not surprised) with the lack of dilophosaurus but I can't wait to see FK in theatres!

Yep. Not surprised but still extremely bummed. I guess that means we’ll never see the animal again since they are only taking certain species.

IllOrfanato wrote:

I say it clearly:

THIS IS UNDERWHELMING TRAILER. I do hope movie is better though.

Clearly marketing team does not like director

And also - 2 months before the premiere and Blue in the lab looks like this? I REALLY hope is a placeholder.

This trailer was better than the first one. Not sure what you were expecting to see without being spoiled completely. Also the scene with Blue in the lab was more than likely done with a practical animal so...again...im not sure what you were looking for.

Troyal1 wrote:

If the CGI on blue is really that bad in the final movie I guess they ran out of money. Everything else looks so top notch. Even the scene of her being shot looks great.

im guessing you're referring to the scene where she seems to be grinning? Every movie has some scene where you can blatently tell it's CGI, lol.

Dead2009 wrote:

Troyal1 wrote:

If the CGI on blue is really that bad in the final movie I guess they ran out of money. Everything else looks so top notch. Even the scene of her being shot looks great.

im guessing you're referring to the scene where she seems to be grinning? Every movie has some scene where you can blatently tell it's CGI, lol.

That shot was most reminiscent of some of the bad CG shots from Jurassic World. The rest of the CGI looks fantastic, except maybe some of the Rex in the cage shots.

Hell, the scene with the Brachio sneezing in the first Jurassic Park was blatent CGI and looked bad considering how it looked a few minutes prior. There will always be little hiccups in how something looks with every movie that relies on it.

Yea and keep in mind that they work on the CGI until the day of release. So that may not how it look in the final product

So Indoraptor is basically a prototype and they need Blue to create a more docile/controllable version of it, similar to what Wu wanted to do to the Dinosaurs in the novels. Sounds pretty good and a nice link to the novels!

Dead2009 wrote:

Troyal1 wrote:

If the CGI on blue is really that bad in the final movie I guess they ran out of money. Everything else looks so top notch. Even the scene of her being shot looks great.

im guessing you're referring to the scene where she seems to be grinning? Every movie has some scene where you can blatently tell it's CGI, lol.

Yeah but when everything else looks so good, that has no right to look as bad as it did.

Perhaps Biosyn will be one of the buyers or another company and they have the intention of reverse engineering the Dinosaurs

I don't quite understand why some people are opposed to Owen and Blue's relationship.

I mean, look at what we have accomplished with animals in the past 16,000 years. We've domesticated aurochs, wolves, horses, rabbits, cats, goats, sheep, boars, junglefowl, etc. We have used falcons and hawks as hunting animals. Local tribal groups in Siberia have tamed caribou, in Southern Asia, people have used elephants for draft animals, and the U.S. Navy has trained dolphins and sea lions, aside from the fact that dogs and horses have been used by military and law enforcement for nearly all of human history. We have even taught gorillas and chimpanzees sign language.

So, it is not at all out of the realm of possibility that we could do the same with dinosaurs (at least, Jurassic Park's dinosaurs). While they have been depicted throughout the past 106 years as a destructive force, they are still animals, and logically would not behave any more differently than any other animal currently alive.

On the topic at hand, I am loving a lot of these shots, and I'm really digging Eli Mills as a character/antagonist.

I am really hoping that the series concludes with dinosaurs becoming a part of the global ecosystem.

So I just made up a theory but I think it's 90% true:

Wu is probably making a "version 4.4" of the dinosaurs, he wants Blue because she's the raptor that most had afinity with a human being (Owen), so he wants her genes to make another raptor/Indoraptor that is more docile and...controlable, like he says in the books with Hammond.

That's why he keeps her in that cage in the lab.

Also, I just noticed Mills (need I say I'm loving his character already? Looks like a decent antagonist/villain) is looking at INDOMINUS hologram in this scene. Hmmmm

Spoiler:

And the fact that he's 100% talking with Wu in that scene makes me so hyped. I want that scene dialogues on my table RIGHT NOW.

"Don't you know how much a trained dinosaur costs?"

This dialogue also confirms 100% that Wu is not in for the "MONEY LULZ" I'm so glad.

1morey wrote:

I don't quite understand why some people are opposed to Owen and Blue's relationship.

I mean, look at what we have accomplished with animals in the past 16,000 years. We've domesticated aurochs, wolves, horses, rabbits, cats, goats, sheep, boars, junglefowl, etc. We have used falcons and hawks as hunting animals. Local tribal groups in Siberia have tamed caribou, in Southern Asia, people have used elephants for draft animals, and the U.S. Navy has trained dolphins and sea lions, aside from the fact that dogs and horses have been used by military and law enforcement for nearly all of human history. We have even taught gorillas and chimpanzees sign language.

So, it is not at all out of the realm of possibility that we could do the same with dinosaurs (at least, Jurassic Park's dinosaurs). While they have been depicted throughout the past 106 years as a destructive force, they are still animals, and logically would not behave any more differently than any other animal currently alive.

On the topic at hand, I am loving a lot of these shots, and I'm really digging Eli Mills as a character/antagonist.

I am really hoping that the series concludes with dinosaurs becoming a part of the global ecosystem.

Some of it just looks way too over the top though for me. Like Blue swinging her tail to knock a guy down with a machine gun. And her running out of the exploding lab. The way Owen is talking to her in that scene just feels wrong and way less like a dangerous animal and more.... casual i guess.

Troyal1 wrote:

1morey wrote:

I don't quite understand why some people are opposed to Owen and Blue's relationship.

I mean, look at what we have accomplished with animals in the past 16,000 years. We've domesticated aurochs, wolves, horses, rabbits, cats, goats, sheep, boars, junglefowl, etc. We have used falcons and hawks as hunting animals. Local tribal groups in Siberia have tamed caribou, in Southern Asia, people have used elephants for draft animals, and the U.S. Navy has trained dolphins and sea lions, aside from the fact that dogs and horses have been used by military and law enforcement for nearly all of human history. We have even taught gorillas and chimpanzees sign language.

So, it is not at all out of the realm of possibility that we could do the same with dinosaurs (at least, Jurassic Park's dinosaurs). While they have been depicted throughout the past 106 years as a destructive force, they are still animals, and logically would not behave any more differently than any other animal currently alive.

On the topic at hand, I am loving a lot of these shots, and I'm really digging Eli Mills as a character/antagonist.

I am really hoping that the series concludes with dinosaurs becoming a part of the global ecosystem.

Some of it just looks way too over the top though for me. Like Blue swinging her tail to knock a guy down with a machine gun. And her running out of the exploding lab. The way Owen is talking to her in that scene just feels wrong and way less like a dangerous animal and more.... casual i guess.

In other words: Their relationship is forced and only for marketing.