#jurassic world: rebirth

[jesterlesbian]

JONATHAN BAILEY as Dr. Henry Loomis

Jurassic World: Rebirth (2025) dir. Gareth Edwards

[yocalio]

JURASSIC WORLD: REBIRTH (2025) Dir. Gareth Edwards JURASSIC PARK (1993) Dir. Steven Spielberg

[benedictsvestcollection]

July 2025 is the month of the hot nerds

[cinelestial]

New look at JURASSIC WORLD: REBIRTH with Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Bailey, and Mahershala Ali

Releasing in theaters July 2nd

📝 Vanity Fair

[waltermis]

Erhmm.... I have no words...

[luckydiorxoxo]

Top 10 most anticipated movies of 2025 according to IMDb users.

1. Superman

2. 28 Years Later

3. The Fantastic Four: First Steps

4. How To Train Your Dragon

5. Thunderbolts*

6. Captain America: Brave New World

7. Snow White

8. Jurassic World: Rebirth

9. A Minecraft Movie

10. Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning

[hellishcircusworld]

It is *almost* done!!! I present to you "The Amazing Jurassic Park" franchise in TADC AU! I was having many ideas to do all 4 chapters in a weekend or other days, so it will be interesting. I will also make some surprises, so stay tuned! @endomentendo

Jax's little sister and Kingly belongs to @sm-baby

As well as Able

But with some new clothes and new personalities from the original "Jurassic Park" franchise feature film!

Able with Triceratops and another dinosaur :3

Jingle with a shotgun!!!! 🔥 🔥 🔥

[swan2swan]

So the premise of this movie is as such:

All the big dinosaurs on the mainland found life too difficult and have mostly disappeared.

However, there's a lost island in the Caribbean--a highly-populated, very-traveled region of the world--where a bunch of big dinosaurs have thrived for forty years without discovery or supervision, thanks to being watched over by "the government" (very vague). That's ten political administrations, mind you.

These dinosaurs--or, creatures, rather, because there are Quetzes and a Mosasaurus--have all been contained here and never left. Maybe the latter two just moved here, or maybe someone recently rebooted the facility, but from all that we've heard, this has just been up and running for the past forty years without anyone noticing or meddling. InGen never cleaned up shop here. Masrani didn't know about it. A trio of Spinosauruses have just been flourishing and bonding with their Mosasaurus buddy while eating...what, exactly? Fish? Lots of fish?

And no fishermen have ventured here?

This is the plot we're running with in this movie? This is what they came up with?

Oh, right. Also, there's apparently some giant mutant failure of an experiment that has also been kicking around for forty years. Forty years of hurricanes and other dinosaurs and tides and diseases and there's something that's still shambling around, being a giant mutant creature that was supposed to be flushed down the toilet because it was ugly.

This is our plot? People are excited for this?

[that-dinopunk-guy]

People trying to convince me the new Jurassic World might be good this time by saying it was written by David Koepp who wrote the screenplay for Jurassic Park, like he didn't also write The Lost World which, while it had some fun scenes and an awesome soundtrack, was so badly written that half the protagonists came across as idiotic sociopaths who through their incompetence directly caused every death in the movie, suffered no consequences, and showed no remorse.

David Koepp's name in the credits should not the reassurance some people see it as.

[starfreak]

I'm honestly getting so sick of jurassic world movies. Spoilers for the Rebirth trailer if you havent watched it yet.

They literally acknowledged in the first JW movie that they're marketing dinosaurs to have "more teeth," because that's all their childish, one-note audience wants to see. And instead of challenging that narratively, they just kept playing into that stupid "more teeth" narrative. Why does every movie have to be an action movie, where's my horror, wheres my whimsy? The original JP movies had so many genuinely butt-clenching moments, broken up by some of the most beautiful on-screen interactions with dinosaurs ever. Nowadays it feels like they're just trying to fill a Pokedex with all the dinosaurs they show on screen for maybe 10 minutes at a time. In JP3 the spinosaurus was a villain for most of the movie, but in Rebirth, it's been reduced to a bunch of throwaway minions to the mosasaurus, which we already saw in the first JW movie! It doesn't need to be a villain, it just needs to be a looming threat, STOP SHOVING TEETH IN MY FACE AND GIVE ME SOMETHING STIMULATING!

[faithinthefutur3]

I hope they never stop making big dinosaur movies. I don’t care how shit they are I will eat them up every SINGLE time

[xaheezenx]

My friend called this guy a Beluga-suar and I laughed my ass off -xAx

#ca

(High key feel bad for it.It’s more deformed then anything we’ve ever seen)

[ninewheels]

My partner hasn't watched the trailer for the new Jurassic World, but I briefly described Jonathan Bailey's character and his nerdy hotness and she immediately went, "So like James Spader in Stargate" and I went "Actually, yeah!"

[cinelestial]

First look at JURASSIC WORLD: REBIRTH directed by Gareth Edwards

Starring Scarlett Johansson, Mahershala Ali, Jonathan Bailey, Rupert Friend, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, Luna Blaise, David Iacono, and Ed Skrein.

Releasing in theaters July 2nd

[waltermis]

[missunderstoodxoxo]

Do we think Henry Loomis is gay or nah?

(… for fanfic reasons.)