This article contains some spoilers for "Jurassic World Renaissance"

I wonder if, when Michael Creekton wrote "Jurassic Park", he could sometimes imagine the inflated, decade -long, megalite -filled megalith. I mean the footage of branded lunch boxes, backpacks, plastic toys and T-shirts, they looked at the empty, powerless gift store from the park of the first film-deletes that only predicted what was supposed to come in our world. There is no doubt that, regardless of your feelings of Recent films "Jura World"They opposed the original narrative focus on Cricketon. However, the latest record, "Jurassic World Renaissance", still finds time to give it the shortest possible shout of the creator of the series.

Easter egg arrives very early in the film, as Big Sharma's execution, Martin Krebs (Rupert Friend) sits in a traffic caused by Dino near the Brooklyn Bridge Park. As she begins her car meeting with Dawn Bennett (Scarlett Johansson), one of the other vehicles you can see in Gridlock is a school bus with the words "High School Krichton", decorated. It is not much healthier if we are honest, but the kind of hidden wink and nodded that you would expect from a franchise film as a "rebirth". And that's not the only one.

In the same scene where the Easter egg appears in Creekton High School, there is another quick referral to the original Jurassic Park when Crabs turns the window. The impact reflects him in his mirror, with the same "mirror objects can be closer than the" warning that was used as a castle during the T-Rex in the first film.

Later in Rebirth Jurassic World Rebirth, Crabbs is seen wearing a white cloth with a straw hat that is very similar to the look of Johnon Hammond (Richard Atenborough) in "Jurassic Park". Maybe we should see Crabs as a kind of poster in the same direction of biotech tycoon like Hammond, or it can only be a little accidental suits.

During the rest of the film, many scenes cause moments from the franchise track. Tightening explicit spoilers, a certain sequence of jeep escape and subsequent crumbling hand seems consciously showing two well -known scenes of The original "Jurassic Park". There is also a river Raft Chase, which is extracted from the novel of Cricketon - a scene that was cut from the adaptation of the film. Now, it has its own Hollywood moment.

Small references and old inspirations on the Creekton stage are beautiful touches, but in the truth, Jura World Birth can do with more active loyalty to the author. The novel and its film adaptation have become classics not only because of their spectacle and the attractiveness of the imaginative adventure, but because of their material engagement with deeper themes of natural order, ethics in science and capitalist greed.

The "Renaissance" gestures unclear some similar ideas from time to time, mostly through the image of D -Henry Lomis (Athonatan Bailey). He has a monologue in the middle of the film about how "99.9% of all species that once lived on Earth are extinct", and later, he urges other characters to use the heart drug trying to synthesize the blood from the dinosaur as an open source compound, rather than privatizing it. For the most part, however, the film avoids deeper analysis of its stories, preferring to call better scenes than older films. Even thread for plot for mutant dinosaurWho starts the whole film, does not end any real goal except for a few new creatures designs.

At least we still have the first few films and books "Jura Park" to come back.