I'm not entirely sure either, given that Dominion strayed very far from what most people expected from an idea of Dinosaurs overtaking the world at large, it's a wonder why they aren't stepping back and asking themselves if that is the tone they really want. My only sincere hope is that given the writers strike that just ended, Hollywood isn't going to keep much of the other writers around, they're going to want to cut the fat out of their system, with cutting out what isn't making them money comes bringing in better ideas that potentially could bring in money for their films and in turn have something people want. It's a morbid thought and I don't wish people to lose jobs over something that more than likely isn't their fault however given the bloat that's in Hollywood as of then that purge needs to happen. My big take away in this is that the people saying Dominion was the jumping off point for the franchise to start are dead wrong, the Lost World is the jumping off point that has potential for MUCH to be explored. While I liked Jurassic World and Fallen Kingdom, I feel very much that they've basically jumped the gun and lost the plot for the most part losing sight of what made Michael Creighton's tone very relevant to the franchise. It isn't simply Dinosaurs and genetic power, it's what happens when either of these were mishandled and everyone else has to deal with the consequences of a few people's actions. Lost World gave us a T Rex in LA, now imagine a stampede of various Dinosaurs running through a neighborhood. That's what SHOULD have been in Dominion.

I love your logo and name. But yes you are 95% right.

Kinda like how fans make consistently better games than the official license holders, but get shut down by the license... and then the license holders decide to churn out complete garbage games instead. It's as if studios and executives, shareholders etc, are hellbent on killing themselves.

Probably because they believe it’s more brand friendly to keep things watered down. They don’t take risks unless they believe it’s a safe option; which of course defeats the purpose.

Yeah, making up fictional dinosaurs and making the giga into a generic movie monster when they could use so many different dinosaurs wound me up

Need a good reason I mean who in there right mind would go back I mean maybe a out break of disease x needs to be traced to get a vaccine

With that being said Jurassic 3 should have been about DX killing Poultry on the mainland

I'd like to see other islands used in the films too, I don't understand why they mentioned all those 5 islands but only used 2, it would have made the sequels alot better

​@@Theshropshireratter maybe be show what happened after the events of jurassic park, and before the lost world. Show the perspective of a security guard or something

Same. It wasn't a "Park" film but it first true "World" film. And done far better.

@@goldman77700 the true lost world !

Also ties in better for a 'run before you learn to walk' kind of arrogance. Accelerated genetic power and playing god, all whilst the limited computing and infrastructure technology of the 90s holding everything back. Things stopped working the park. Nothing was perfect. Also the plot can be more tighter and urgent, eg No smartphones, relying on radios only to call for help. Slow running computers and crude backup systems during moments of urgency.

They could do that and have the events before park and world...that would be interesting a failed rescue mission or something. Even look into the Enron company competitors going for the info etc.

Me too

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Oh make it happen!

They can easily work it in a script. First half is a “what happened back then on site B” and the second half is coping with survivors guilt and turning around to saving the crew from a new big bad from the island that survived. But that would take some effort and Hollywood is a field of AI writing and bloggers masquerading as screenwriters. It’s full of nepotism, you only fail upward if you’re in bed with the right folks in the entertainment industry

I like your comment because it made me realize the risk of exploring this subject. Many times the thrill and excitement comes from the mysteries and the unknown. However once the veil has been removed and we know what's inside, that feeling is lessened. If anyone played Subnautica - it's an underwater survival game that plays more like a horror game - the first playthrough is amazing and chilling. The second time, you already know what to do and what to expect, and much of that horror is lost. I'm afraid that if we explore "too much" of Site B we will have "solved" all the mysteries of the franchise and then there is nothing else left to wonder about. Many beloved franchises like The Lord of the Rings, until this day have unknown lore and mysteries. It keeps the fans engaged, the discussions going, we will never know the answers and that's what makes fans keep coming back to think about it. Once everything is "solved" then there are no more theories or discussions to be had, so the conversation (and the stories) will die out and be forgotten with time.

The dinosaurs were really unique too. The camoflage scene in the second book in particular was wasted not using it on screen. Hidden ambushing dinosaurs make a creepy and fun spin on the usual 'roar and chase' theropods we're always seeing.

They only want to see the monsters with no self preservation hunt people as their dinosaur movie. They missed the point of the first 2 films (let’s be honest that those behind the helm of JW2+3 didn’t read the novels) that established the setting and lore. “People love dinosaurs!!” Then have the baryonyx throw itself at lava in order to kill the people… seriously, wtf?

Right, take the tone of the 3rd film with the abandoned lab as a centerpiece for the new film. What were they doing here?! The spino can be reapproached knowing it’s a hybrid but truthfully, I think a direct mention by someone like Wu would be more than sufficient, show us some aftermath of the rampaging Spino. Keep the main Dino villain as the novel version of carnotaur. Have it as the unknown for the full movie, have it pick people off at critical moments, give us a Thing twist where we don’t know if we can trust those with us as we have an unseen nightmare hunting the protagonists! Imagine the entire setting with the scary fuel of the novel with the camo carnotaur. We don’t have to have the Rex or raptors to make a successful Jurassic Park/World film.

Hold up, this is an underrated comment. Off-limits is wilddd

Why was Site B off limits?

Have you been reading my fan fiction?

Or a more (dino crissis/ resident evil) movie showing some special operation guys from ingen security going in abandoned places to fight biosyn or mantah corp spyes and mercenarys and avoid them getting dna, dino eggs or even some type of documents, also showing some new dino species

Those were never cloned

@@nonconsensualopinion great minds think alike apparently 😉

@@knight_of_Christ That would really be cool too! Anything to get a team of dudes on the ground in the jungle having to survive against dinosaurs!!

Little did you know, two weeks after you posted, theyd say "Wish Granted"

No it was in the Lost world when Ian and Hammond are talking about going to sorna and it even says that sorna is 87 miles of the coast of Isla Nublar