If you've seen "Jura World Birth", You know that Spielberg's references from previous installments (surprise as Spielberg is not a fan of repetition). There are clear nodes of "jaws" and "Indiana Ons: Thieves of the lost casket", as well as the Jurassic Park, but Gareth Edwards is so dedicated Cinophil that it can skillfully smuggle into a hat-offs to say, "Zatochi" in "Rogue" from "Feel" from "Feel" From "I heard" from "Savit" from "I heard" from the savvy movements.

Sometimes, you are so busy in the history of the film that references happen by accident. Martin Scorsese is the master of unintentional respect. I've seen him pulling shots and sequences by Jeanan-Pierre Melville, Mario Bava and Frakin Gary Sherman (Opening "Performing the Dead" is a direct gentle of the sunbathing glory of "Deputy") that feels like a muscle movie memory. Many directors show their references; Scorsese only removes them from the air. That memory, that indelible footage ... You have to love movies more than anything to not only repeat the footage, but to make it to yours.

I am not sure that Edwards was thinking like this as he fired the culmination of Jurassic World Renaissance, but Athonian Bailey, the Royal Shakespeare company Prodigy, who won Olivier for his portrait of JAMEMI in "Company", saw something special in the sequence. And it was not a referral to Racquel Welch in Dino-Laden "One Million Years BC"-although the legendary diva will add a DOO-DOO decadence of the film that was in Bailey's mind.

In an interview with /film Ben Pearson, our insincere rapporteur asked Athonatan Bailey if there were sequences who were more challenging to shoot than expected. The actor trained by Shakespeare gave Pearson the most unexpected response that referred to one of the most notorious 21st century horror films. After Bailey:

"There was a moment, especially when at the end of the film we crawled on the pipes, and it looked a bit like the" human centriped ". And Scarlett (Johansson), who appears in the end (laughs), and she is the squat with the gun, and she's like, "guys, what are you doing?

First of all, if Johansson was a member of human centiped, I don't think he would be stitched in the cleaning area. If we make this Hollywood style, Paul Walter Hauser would be my first call, though if we were committed to doing this as a comedy, I don't know how you go to Anna de Armas. Olympic legend and terrain Carl Lewis would also be good.

In any case, when you choose to rent or own a "Jurassic World Birth" Digitally, know that Has a certain DNA "human centriped" lies there. And when you are ready to watch the most disgusting horror movie ever made, know that the "burning moon" is there waiting to melt your brain.