WARNING: The objects in the mirror are more spoilers than they appear. This article discusses the main details of the conspiracy from the "Revival of the World of Jurassic".

Of all the blockbuster franchises that are essentially "critics-grown" these days, the Jurassic World films will have to go to the top of the list. /Review of the film for "Jurassic World Revival" " (Written by yours really) can be generously described as a mixed negative, but here's something: it doesn't matter. People were talking, and people clearly want dinosaurs on the big screen. Unfortunately, The audience is neglected to bring the same energy to original films as Adam Driver-Glumi 65. So, Hollywood is now convinced that the obsession of all children can only work within the friendly boundaries of making films in the franchise. Take a look at the mirror for a long time and think about what you have done, people.

However, even the fiercest Puccabi "Jurassic Park" should admit that the Dino Majem films at the "Jurassic World" exhibition are worth the price of reception, and they are in "Renaissance". And in the hands of director Gareth Edwards, extinct reptiles (not lizards!) They rarely looked better. This includes the favorite throws like the dreaded tyrannosaur Rex, as well as the brazen new additions we have never seen before. Article about Everyone The only new dinosaur on the screen is likely to last all day to read, so we rounded out the most important - and a famous person who suffered a stunning rearrangement since the last time we saw it - for our malfunction here.

Of course, this involves entering into spoiler territorySo read only if you have already watched "Rebirth Jurassic World Rebirth".

Scientific-Topical Dinosaurs? In Mine "Jura World" movies ??? Recent sequels will not accurately overcome the hearts and minds of all paleontologists there, but they have at least tried to make these film monsters a little more reflection of their real life colleagues. Sure, it can't help but to spoil a few feathers There. (Get that? Feathers? Because We now know that several dinosaurs have feathers? Keep up with me, people.) But the biggest swing, however, comes in the form of what makes Spinosaur's "rebirth" during one of the earliest pieces in the film, when our unfortunate people make a mistake to mix in Mosaurus (we saw in the "Jurassic world" before).

This is not your father's spinosaur. Fans will remember The frightening, massive and pure frightening version of the "Jurassic Park III" dinosaur -You know, the one who set aside fully functional satellite phones was given the preyed ability to find our very specific human protagonists no matter where they were on the island and had the yolk to attract the neck of our beloved T-Rex such as the villain. This time, well, ordinary viewers will be forgiven for thinking that these "re -birth" are quite another animal together. As it turns out, Gareth Edwards and his design team have decided to significantly expose things. These new versions are smaller, hunting in packs, and it looks especially at home in aquatic environments. All of this reflects true research and theories of how scientists believe that Spinosaur has really lived all those tens of millions of years, which every dinosaur non -dinosaur can appreciate.

One of my favorite passes of all time is smuggling every filthy ordinary case that assumes that every long neck dinosaur they see is either brachiosaur or brontosaurus. Believe it or not, there were a lot More species of types of Sauropod (scientific term for these giant herbivores) than that. The original "Park Jurassic" brought the magnificent brachiosaur on the front and center of our lexicon, but "Re -birth" has a very different - though far -related - a family member in the form of high titanosaurus.

Described in the film as the largest dinosaur on Earth, Titanosaurus plays a major role in "Revival". Our payment group, led by Dawn Bennett at Scarlett Johansson, must recover DNA extracts of three of the largest animals currently on Earth. Titanosaurus is one of them and, ironically, the only true dinosaur on the trio (since the mosaurus and quetzalcoatlus belong to different groups of extinct mammals, completely unrelated to the dinon). In real life, paleontologists have found only fragments of skeletons, which means many assumptions have engaged in how they actually looked and functioned. "Rebirth Jurassic World Rebirth" takes a lot of creative freedom here, adding small but unforgettable features of a float on the back, even showing two in the arrangements. (Real fans of Gareth Edwards, returning to his debut in Indy in 2010 Monsters and Mutos in "Godzilla", know that he independently tries to return the monster-f *** ing.)

Titanosaurus also gives the most sincere referral to the original "Jurassic Park", as composer Alexandre Deplat shows his takeover of Johnon Williams' classical theme to convey the awe and miracle of the greatest animals that ever walk the planet.

Dolores Stance, pick up! Jurassic films have always kept children at the forefront of these adventures, but Rebirth adds a brand new turn in the form of the brightest, the worst little Dino you've ever seen. Clearly hoping to take advantage of the "Baby Grot" and "Baby Yoda" phenomenon, the creative team has decided to add its own version of Dolores. She makes her acquaintance with the film when the Delgado family, Shipolochano and rescued by mercenaries before it ended up capturing different parts of the island, stumbles through the little Dino on the way to get help in the nearby building. Of course, the revealed previous Isabella (Adrina Miranda) has basically decided to adopt Dolores as her pet and take it with her wherever they go.

Although never stated in the dialogue, this herbivorous life belongs to species known as Aquilops. Far less known than his cousin, trikeratops, aquilops still beat him in terms of secret. Most interesting, it seems that Dolores is not even baby-this is (more or less) with the size of the full members of this species. Obviously, this is another dinosaur with all sorts of fossil record, so Maybe Keep the cloning of your own version as a pet pet. After all, Dolores doesn't really do much to influence the plot of the film, but who are we to deny the potential for trade products here? Is this quite contrary to the themes of the original film about marketing and capitalism, Amok? Probably. Do we still expect to get our own teddyles Dolores? You bet.

At the very opposite end of the Dolores spectrum are Frankenstein's monsters known as the Mutadadons. Immediate Mashup of Velocarynators and Winged Peteronos, this is the strangest possible extreme of bioengineers trying to clone the attractions with a theme park that will win over the stuck mass audiences, who have apparently been tired of "normal" dines. This continues a thread that began in the Jurassic World in 2015, in which genetic merger and mutant dinosaurs have become the latest trend. In "Renaissance", Mutadon makes his first appearance as part of a clever false moment. Just as the famous -looking trailers are closed in Xavier (David Jacon), one of the stay trying to survive on the island, Mutadon attacks and inadvertently "saves" him not to become lunch.

Mutadons later appear in force when people finally took the abandoned object to wait for rescue. These creatures are more comfortable, more frightening and truly monstrous than their "more natural" colleagues, but there is a good reason for that. The Mutadadons are basically the experiments with evidence of concept, they have gone terribly wrong, abandoned and left behind, after it became clear that they would not be well adapted to the real park. As the writer David Cop said once Empire:

"Those who came from my weird mind. We saw some of the previous Jurassic World films that their experiments made the dinosaurs bigger, healthier, more frightening and Steven (Spielberg) that they all couldn't do well."

I don't know if anyone really really wondered what would happen if they had moved out of the "Starwells War" and Xenomorph of Alien with T-Rex in a mutant nightmare, but "Jurassic World Birth of the World" responds to whatever. Meet the Distortus Rex, by far the ugliest and the toughest dinosaur ever shown in one of these films. This evolutionary deadlock was responsible for a ton of excitement before posting, as the audience waited for the edge of his places to see how he could get into the events of the film. The script is essentially deciding to book the film with D-Rex, the first opening with a prologue set for nearly two decades before showing how Astver escaped from prison in the first place. The final act returns it back to express, terrorizing our team just as the ARM reaches out.

True to form, Dr. Rex can also be the type of monster you meet in Resident Evil-six limbs, a terribly disbursed head and an middle string to resist the one of any of the big bad badly shown in the franchise before. Of course, it may have been made for a fun film if Dr. Rex was used as a spinosaur in "Jurassic Park III", constantly appearing and haunting our heroes at every step of the road as a desirable villain before the fame of fame came out. But as it turns out, Director Gareth Edwards has consciously chosen not to follow that route in "Renaissance". Unlike the conclusions of the Grand Dino-on-Dino at Jurassic Park and Jura World in 2015, Dr. Rex does not deal with any other creature and simply retires into the jungles after the characters escaped. Can I reappear in the sequel? Stay tuned.

"Rebirth Jurassic World Rebirth" is now playing in cinemas.