2018 "Jura World: Fallen Kingdom" was the second installment in the franchise "Jurassic World", a series of inheritance sequels to the "Park Jurassic" films. Historically, Schools of "Jura Park" in 1993 They did not do well with the audience and critics, failed to return the magic of the original Dinosaur classic. However, the first "Jura World" has proved to be widely popular in its approach to the franchise base, causing hopes for its subsequent sequels. Despite the return of the original Jurassic Park Stars, these sequels did not maintain the excitement created by the Jurassic world. However, they made some bold choices, at least demonstrating a willingness to push the franchise to nostalize in new directions, rather than simply sticking to nostalgia. Not only did the "fallen kingdom" expand the genetic engineering focus on human cloning and set the dinosaurs lost all over the world, but the film also brought an end to the main main franchise by destroying Isla Nubar.

Introduced in the first "Jura Park", Isla Nullar was an island where was the original theme park Jura Park located. While Sequels introduced Isla Serta as a research facility - "Place B" - where the dinosaurs of Jura Park were created, the "Jurassic World" saw the franchise returning to Isla Nullar. Then, the "fallen kingdom" revealed that Isla Nullar's volcano was not as inactive as it was first thought, leading to the tragic destruction of the island - a bold decision that gave film writers to pause for thinking.

Colin herbar co-wrote "Jura World: Fallen Kingdom" With Derek Connolly and their decision was to destroy the original basic setting of the franchise. In an interview for 2018 with EmpireTrever explained that the writers understood the potential outcome of destroying such a huge piece of Oreubov "Jurassic Park". "We treated him with great respect, we take it very seriously," Trevor told the volcanic destruction of Isla Null. The writer and executive producer continued to explain how he, Connoli and director Bayona tried to avoid angry the audience:

"We looked at it almost as, if our characters see it, it's like they are witnessing a church burning or temple. I honestly think it's like killing a character in a way, and if you want to do it, as long as you approach it with proper respect and recognition that you understand how indelentible and lasting,

The destruction of Isla Nublar was played in a heartbeat in "Fallen Kingdom". Maked by Chris Pratt, Owen Grady and Brice Dallas Howard, Claire Denering, the island was burning in a cloud of volcanic smoke and fire. Lonely Brachiosaurus - The first dinosaur to appear in the original "Jurassic Park" - shouted as the fire was wasted and the place of the original Jurassic Park was lost forever.