Jurassic Park is ramping up its marketing ahead of the release of the new movie Jurassic World: Dominion launch by launching an eye-catching poster to drum up excitement.
Originally set for June 2021, the release of the movie was pushed back 12 months and 2022 will be a huge year for blockbuster films. But what can Jurassic Park fans expect?
Well, the running time of Jurassic World: Dominion will be 147 minutes, which will eclipse the running time of the other two movies in the franchise – The Lost World: Jurassic Park and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom – which both lasted 129 minutes.
Although marketing for the new Jurassic World: Dominion movie has been quieter than normal as it has been a month since the official trailer was launched, the plot itself remains a bit of a mystery.
Dominion takes place five years after the last movie Fallen Kingdom, so the prologue will be fascinating, and supposedly this movie will be like any other in the franchise.
The film is expected to show how the dinosaurs have evolved and how they will cope in different environments – wilderness, urban, desert, and snow.
However, the movie is expected to see the original cast including Jeff Goldblum and Sam Neill reunite on the big screen, although it would be a bit of an injustice to just give them glorified cameo roles.
It has been described as those closest to the movie as a “scientific thriller”, and so it will wrap up all the Jurassic Park sagas neatly together.
The Jurassic Park franchise – which has been around for over 30 years – transcended popular culture. Aside from the movies, Jurassic Park was glamourised by the video games, of which there were roughly half a dozen that were produced for PC and then Xbox.
Indeed, the success of the video games meant that games were the way to go for Jurassic Park, and so it seemed natural to have a dedicated slot at casinos for it. So, for example, you will notice that Jurassic Park Gold is among the popular new slots in UK, where they can replicate the movie or TV experience.
Jurassic Park has certainly stood the test of time and expectations will be high for Jurassic World Dominion. It is just a case of whether it can live up to the hype.
Texan, y’all! Cinema glutton, horror enthusiast, sci-fi nerd, comic lover, and I like Japanese stuff too (the culture, kaiju, martial arts, samurai, some anime). Love me some Mario, Sonic, and Pokemon.
