It was a very brief message. This:
Universal Pictures will release JURASSIC WORLD in 3D on Friday, June 12, 2015. pic.twitter.com/5Ib0NDr4FM
— Universal Pictures (@UniversalPics) September 11, 2013
And there we have it. The next Jurassic Park sequel has a title — Jurassic World — and a release date — June 12, 2015.
The movie will be directed by Colin Trevorrow of Safety Not Guaranteed renown, and he co-wrote a draft of the screenplay with Derek Connolly. We know Steven Spielberg is, of course, Executive Producer, but plot, cast — you know, those nagging details — well, not yet.
But 2015’s plenty of time to get that stuff squared away. In the meantime, how excited are you for the fourth chapter in the dinosaurs-run-amok saga? Express yourself in the comments below.
Get your talons off me you damned, dirty velociraptor!
I’m excited about the director, Safety not Guaranteed was a great movie. I hope they move away from the genetically engineered dino soldiers for this next one though, that concept art for the previous jp4 project looked horrible.
Frankly, I WAS excited but they lost me at “3D”. Seriously, can we stop this stupid gimmick now? It’s too expensive and it permanently affects the look of the picture and its compositions, all in service of something that’s only temporary to begin with! Add to that, I have yet to hear more than a few people claim it was worth it and made their viewing experience so much better.
I am so glad this project didn’t got canceled, I missed seeing big dinosaurs on the big screen.