Universal Images is not wasting any time with the biggest Jurassic franchise in cinema history. Which is not surprising considering that the said film saga has grossed more than 5 billion dollars inside ticketing world. However, and aware of the narrative detriment of its plots, Jurassic World: Renaissance It’s a new sequel, but in the same way it has big traces of restart. For this reason, what will be the seventh adventure of the intellectual property has changed director and said goodbye to its old protagonists, Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard. Of course, the absence of these stars does not mean that the next film will not have new actors commanding the direction of the film. Gareth Edwards.
In this way, we have already been able to take a look at the first images of its newly incorporated protagonists: Scarlett Johansson and Jonathan Baileywho seem to be lurking with interest and hidden behind leafy bushes. Needless to say, any fan of Steven Spielberg and Michael Crichton’s legacy can imagine what kind of creature they’re looking at. On the other hand, Edwards also shared an image of the two-time Oscar winner, Mahershala Ali. The actor of moonlight He is wearing a military uniform and appears to be gesticulating vigorously, while holding a red rocket. Which, traditionally in this science fiction universe, is generally used by the characters to distract the fearsome Tyrannosaurus Rex.
As of yet, we have not yet been able to see the rest of the cast that makes up Manuel Garcia-Rulfo (The Magnificent Seven), Friend Rupert (Pride and Prejudice), David Iacono (joker) And Luna Blaise (Deltopia).
What will “Jurassic World: Rebirth” be about?
The new episode of Jurassic World: Renaissance recovered hope in the franchise by the spectators. Above all, because of the decision to place the person responsible for Star Wars: Rogue One And The Creator. Edwards is a passionate enthusiast of the genre and a man with enough experience to ensure that the blockbuster to regain the brilliance that the saga has gradually lost. This responsibility also falls to the return of the screenwriter David Koeppcreator of the script for the first two installments. The cherry on the cake is provided by Steven Spielberg, who is producing the feature film under his label. Photos of AmblinKoepp’s return to the Jurassic will be the first of two future collaborations with Hollywood’s King Midas, as they will release an as-yet-untitled UFO film in 2026.
From what we currently know of his history, Jurassic World: Renaissance will place us chronologically five years later events of Jurassic World: Dominationwhere the planet’s ecology proved largely inhospitable to dinosaurs. The few that remained moved to equatorial environments with climates closer to what was once their ecosystem. Within this tropical biosphere, the three most colossal creatures This race holds the key to extracting a drug that could save millions of lives.
In the proposal, Johansson grants a visa to Zora Bennetta covert operations expert who has been hired to lead the secret mission to extract the genetic code from the three gigantic dinosaurs. Your mission is interrupted crossing paths with a family of civilians and together they find themselves stranded on an island full of predators. Added to the obvious danger is the mystery of coming face to face with a sinister discovery hidden from the rest of the world for decades.
A first… full of records?
Jurassic World: Renaissance will then be released in theaters July 2, 2025 and it is obviously expected to be a real global blockbuster. DominationDespite its disastrous reviews, it has exceeded all economic expectations, generating more than 1 billion dollars on the world billboard. A point of advantage that will have a slight strategic handicap. This month, there will be two other gigantic rivals from the world of superheroes. On the one hand, the debut of the new DC Universe that James Gunn creates with Superman: Legacy (July 11) and on the other hand, the restart of The Fantastic Four from Marvel (July 25).
This month will mark the future of the next summer box office, which could break all world records thanks to an effect similar to that of “Barbenheimer” or be an economic disaster for one of the studios, whether it be Universal itself, Disney or Warner Bros.
