Fallen Kingdom Behind The Scenes

dance2nite wrote:

That BTS Footage was EPIC, this film is going to deliever on so many fronts, I really think it will be the best sequel to JP!!

Also that is Ted Levine in the cage with the Indoraptor!

Makes me wonder why is he there...Did someone put him there?

Also why does that Blue animatronic look albino strapped down on that table?

I think Blue is probably going to be injured, or they're going to capture her for some reason.

dance2nite wrote:

Also why does that Blue animatronic look albino strapped down on that table?

Set lighting. It'll probably look better in the film.

Sweet baby Jesus those practical effects... that CGI... the cinematography... THE FEEL MAN! I'm already super hyped and the movie's half a year away!

V.a.nublarensis wrote:

dance2nite wrote:

Also why does that Blue animatronic look albino strapped down on that table?

Set lighting. It'll probably look better in the film.

Yeah ok, good point!

dance2nite wrote:

V.a.nublarensis wrote:

dance2nite wrote:

Also why does that Blue animatronic look albino strapped down on that table?

Set lighting. It'll probably look better in the film.

Yeah ok, good point!

I wonder what kind of scene will use an Animatronic for Blue.

There's also definitely an animatronic Rexy!!!!! This is better than the effing trailer!!! Personally, I just think the most exciting thing about this movie is the fact that we have animatronics back. I loved the new twist on the JP theme. It's so dark and menacing! It's like if "Welcome to Jurassic Park" was brought down to the intensity and darkness of the Imperial March.

I have a feeling these two scenes will be together. Somebody will tell the little girl to stop playing with the diorama and then Lockwood will come up and say it's fine if she wants to play. He acts all grandfatherly to her before turning out to be a completely rotten son of a bitch.

Spoiler:

Oh, and helllooooooo my pet!

Spoiler:

I think that was Ted Levine's death scene? If you pause it at the right time, you see blood spurting from his chest.

Was thinking the same thing. Totally thought he was going to die on the island but I guess he will meet his demise at Lockwood Manor. I think the indoraptor will prob have a big killing spree. Also, i am starting to think that scene with the helicopter in the rain is not on Nublar but in fact at Lockwood Manor. The Trex will probably attack the chopper. Before I thought that scene might have been one that involved the mosasaurus but now not so much. This movie seems to have way more action scenes than i was expecting! hopefully it has the runtime to fit it all in

Herrerasaurus wrote:

Was thinking the same thing. Totally thought he was going to die on the island but I guess he will meet his demise at Lockwood Manor. I think the indoraptor will prob have a big killing spree. Also, i am starting to think that scene with the helicopter in the rain is not on Nublar but in fact at Lockwood Manor. The Trex will probably attack the chopper. Before I thought that scene might have been one that involved the mosasaurus but now not so much. This movie seems to have way more action scenes than i was expecting! hopefully it has the runtime to fit it all in

That chopper scene is at main street, you can see the recognizable building designs below

Also, there's been no footage of the Mosasaurus submarine sequence. Reckon that's an actual part of the movie?

Six-Foot Turkey wrote:

Also, there's been no footage of the Mosasaurus submarine sequence. Reckon that's an actual part of the movie?

Prologue

Six-Foot Turkey wrote:

I think that was Ted Levine's death scene? If you pause it at the right time, you see blood spurting from his chest.

Wait, what scene?

Troyal1 wrote:

Six-Foot Turkey wrote:

I think that was Ted Levine's death scene? If you pause it at the right time, you see blood spurting from his chest.

Wait, what scene?

In the behind the scene's trailer, there's a shot of someone in the cage with the Indoraptor and it looks like Ted Levine. I reckon that's him dying because there's blood spurting from his chest.

http://jurassicoutpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/bts11.jpg <---here



Also, i gotta say, the cinematography shown so far is stunning. the lighting is amazing in the Malcolm and Lockwood manor scenes.

Herrerasaurus wrote:

http://jurassicoutpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/bts11.jpg <---here



Also, i gotta say, the cinematography shown so far is stunning. the lighting is amazing in the Malcolm and Lockwood manor scenes.

Agreed, you can really see the style in Bayona's directing. It's so well suited to Jurassic Park.

Six-Foot Turkey wrote:

Herrerasaurus wrote:

http://jurassicoutpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/bts11.jpg <---here



Also, i gotta say, the cinematography shown so far is stunning. the lighting is amazing in the Malcolm and Lockwood manor scenes.

Agreed, you can really see the style in Bayona's directing. It's so well suited to Jurassic Park.

exactly! it is still his style but it just fits Jurassic so well. I love Jurassic world but visually this movie beats it out the park.

Bayona really seems to understand the spirit of JP more than Trevorrow did. Bayona clearly is the right choice from what I'm seeing thus far. If FK succeeds, I hope he stays on for the third. I had severe worries going into JW, and walked out still feeling uneasy about some of them. For example, the iRex "talking" to the Raptors and the whole idea of Owen successfully controlling the Raptors. This, though. Thus far I've liked everything I've seen and heard.

CT-1138 wrote:

Bayona really seems to understand the spirit of JP more than Trevorrow did. Bayona clearly is the right choice from what I'm seeing thus far. If FK succeeds, I hope he stays on for the third. I had severe worries going into JW, and walked out still feeling uneasy about some of them. For example, the iRex "talking" to the Raptors and the whole idea of Owen successfully controlling the Raptors. This, though. Thus far I've liked everything I've seen and heard.

The script just needs to be at the same level as the directing. Hopefully, Colin and Derek have the script cleaned up.

I do wonder what exactly that weird screeching sound is when Justice is screaming at the Baryonyx. Like, if you listen closely, when he starts screaming it sounds like a normal scream, then this weird screeching sound is pumped in. Really weird.

Six-Foot Turkey wrote:

CT-1138 wrote:

Bayona really seems to understand the spirit of JP more than Trevorrow did. Bayona clearly is the right choice from what I'm seeing thus far. If FK succeeds, I hope he stays on for the third. I had severe worries going into JW, and walked out still feeling uneasy about some of them. For example, the iRex "talking" to the Raptors and the whole idea of Owen successfully controlling the Raptors. This, though. Thus far I've liked everything I've seen and heard.

The script just needs to be at the same level as the directing. Hopefully, Colin and Derek have the script cleaned up.

Indeed, given how J.A. Bayona was a far more accomplished director, he had more power then what Trevorrow ever had. TBH, I honestly wish that Bayona had been the director of JW. Given what happened to Trevorrow this year, it's clear that he was pushed far too soon.

Tyrant Lizard wrote:

I do wonder what exactly that weird screeching sound is when Justice is screaming at the Baryonyx. Like, if you listen closely, when he starts screaming it sounds like a normal scream, then this weird screeching sound is pumped in. Really weird.

It might be the baryonyx screech, idk. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Rhedosaurus wrote:

Six-Foot Turkey wrote:

CT-1138 wrote:

Bayona really seems to understand the spirit of JP more than Trevorrow did. Bayona clearly is the right choice from what I'm seeing thus far. If FK succeeds, I hope he stays on for the third. I had severe worries going into JW, and walked out still feeling uneasy about some of them. For example, the iRex "talking" to the Raptors and the whole idea of Owen successfully controlling the Raptors. This, though. Thus far I've liked everything I've seen and heard.

The script just needs to be at the same level as the directing. Hopefully, Colin and Derek have the script cleaned up.

Indeed, given how J.A. Bayona was a far more accomplished director, he had more power then what Trevorrow ever had. TBH, I honestly wish that Bayona had been the director of JW. Given what happened to Trevorrow this year, it's clear that he was pushed far too soon.

I'm hoping that since Derek and Colin are a duo, Colin just sorta went with what he wanted without any friction regarding the story. Now Bayona is involved, there's another person to please. It's not just Colin and Derek's call anymore. Hopefully, Bayona sorted out any problems with the script, I can't stand to see another Jurassic Park film trashed.

I put it in the wrong thread...It's kinda hard not to get them mixed up at this point...So I'll just quote myself here...

Tyrant Lizard wrote:

Lucy seems to like the T. Rex.

https://imgur.com/a/dVHmV

Foreshadowing to a scene with the both of them?

Tyrant Lizard wrote:

I put it in the wrong thread...It's kinda hard not to get them mixed up at this point...So I'll just quote myself here...

Tyrant Lizard wrote:

Lucy seems to like the T. Rex.

https://imgur.com/a/dVHmV

Foreshadowing to a scene with the both of them?

Kinda looks like the very end of Jurassic World, where Rexy's roaring.

Or is her name Maisie? I can't even remember now.

Did anyone else think Lockwood looked a bit too frail to be a real villian since he is in a wheelchair & all?

Maybe his wife (Geraldine Chaplin) is the one pushing for the Auction?

Hmm...

Ok so iv seen mostly praise from this BTS vid but there is one particular dude that does not seem to be impressed by anything and I am kinda shocked like I feel like people are going to go into this movie hating before they even see it. I don't get those people smh

Since when do villains have to be able-bodied people?