Almost three years after the end of Colin Trevor's "Jurassic World" trilogy, universal paintings are backing the audience in a Dino -filled world. This time, it's "Godzilla" (2014) and "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" director Gareth Edwards at the head of "Rebirth Jurassic World", which recently revealed its first trailer. The film promises a new beginning for the franchise and, above all, many and many dinosaurs. These are not the same old dinosaurs. These are even more dangerous.

"These are the dinosaurs that did not work. There are some mutations there, "as producer Frank Marshall said Vanity fair In review of the movie review. "They are all based on a real research on the dinosaurs, but they look a little different."

Those who watched the Rebirth trailer probably noticed a bizarre dinosaur that appears several times and looks pretty unlike everything we've seen in these films before. It seems to be largely wrapped in darkness, illuminated by fires or hidden behind the glass, but it is still clear that this is human disgust with prehistoric influences. But what is this mutant dinosaur, true? That's the big, long -lasting question. So far, we have a few answers, even if the whole picture is not yet in focus.

"Rebirth Jurassic World Rebirth" tells a new story in the center of all new characters. He was collected five years after the events of "Dominion" in 2022, with the Earth's ecosystem proved to be a great extent for dinosaurs. Those remaining exist in isolated environments near the equator with a climate that resemble the one in which they lived about 65 million years ago. However, since the three biggest dinosaurs contain the key to the drug in their DNA that can benefit humanity's life, a dangerous mission is performed to obtain this genetic material from the dinner.

Universal's official Synopse for Renaissance also states that its main characters "will come face-to-face with a wicked, shocking discovery that has been hidden from the world for decades". Of course, it seems to hint at this unsuccessful dinosaur experiment we see in the trailer. Edwards, speaking in the same work of vanity, spoke little about the creature, explaining that other famous film monsters influence the look of this Astver for mystery:

"When you make a creature, you get a large, massive pot and pour your favorite monsters from other movies and books ... A few crafty have come in there, some human resources have entered, a little T-Rex has come there ..."

HR Giger is known for creating xenomorphs in the Alien franchisewhich is certainly a daunting place to start. Then there is Ranko, who will know the fans of the "War of Starwells" as an Astver in the basement of the ABABA palace in "Returning to the EDI". It is certainly present in the mutant dinosaur we see in the trailers. Add a little T-rex out there, which is very present in the hands of the creature, and this thing sounds like a monster in the true sense of the word.

"This island was a research facility for the original Jurassic Park," says Zora Bennett at Scarlett Johansson in the Rebirth trailer. Dr. Henry Lomis of Athonatan Bailey later adds: "These dinosaurs were too dangerous for the original park. The worst of the worst stayed here. "

Of course, not like dangerous dinosaurs or human beings are new concepts. 2015 "Jurassic World" introduced the notion of hybrid dinosaurs in the franchise, starting with the inadequate Rex. Other hybrids, such as Indorapter, have subsequently appeared in the sequel to the 2018 film, "Fallen Kingdom", with the animated series "Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous" that explores this idea even further with the involvement of creatures such as Scorpios Rex. and spinokeratopes. So, is this mutant dinosaur is a previous hybrid attempt? Or is that something else in full?

As for this writing, there are no clear answers, although it is certainly possible that this mutant dinosaur is another hybrid. It is also worth pointing out, as Dawn points out in the Rebirth trailer, that the characters of the film are facing this creature in the original research facility for Firston Hammond (previously played by the late Richard Assassin) first Jurassic Park. This is not a place B, aka Isla Serta, What was first introduced in "Lost World: Jura World: Steven Spielberg's Jura Park" in 1997. This was where Hammond's team initially understood how to make dinosaurs. Undoubtedly, there was a steep curve of learning early. Even while Hammond was preparing to open his park, he didn't go according to plan. Imagine what went wrong in those early days.

Indeed, this mutant dinosaur may be an unsuccessful attempt to bring a real dinosaur to life. There are some T-Rex in it, according to Edwards, and has a trailer-based T-Rex. Was this an early attempt by the Jurassic Park's Gennetics team to create a T-Rex that passed a terrible bad thing? It seems to be an opportunity based on information currently available to us. It also seems to be a way for Rebirth to investigate further research by Alan Grant (Sam Neil) "This is how you play God by Jurassic III.

Let's not get too far into the territory of wild speculation here, but it's worth remembering that The abandoned Johnon Siles "Jura Park 4" script included human/dinosaurs hybrids. Some of the conceptual sketches for the film have made their way to the internet for years and it is possible, no matter how unlikely, this idea has been missed by Edwards and writer David Kop for Rebirthert. There is much less evidence of this theory, though it shows that Universal has at least entertained the term things to become really weird with this franchise in the past. We will only have to wait and see what they were cooking in that lab this summer.

"Rebirth Jurassic World Rebirth" hits theaters on July 2, 2025.