32 years after Steven Spielberg changed the blockbuster film forever with "Jurassic Park", the franchise receives a big face lift with this summer Jurassic World Birth. Directed by Gareth Edwards from the fame "Rogue One" and "The Creator", the film is charged as a new beginning for the dynocentric property. But it will also somehow come back where it all started. This is because screenwriter David Coep (who also wrote the classic Spielberg film) finally uses the desired scene from Michael Creekton's original novel Jurassic Park.

In a piece of first glance published by Vanity fairProducer Frank Marshall has confirmed that the book is the famous A river stent scene involving Tyrannosaurus Rex, which was cut from the original Jurassic Park, " It will do it on the "Renaissance" screen. In the novel of Cricketon, Alan Grant and grandchildren of Johnon Hammond, Tim and Lex Murphy, they are trying to float through the lagoon in a rubber raft without waking up the T-Rex. They fail badly, leading to extremely chaos. The Book of Krickton describes this sequence as follows:

"The tyrannosaurus was now deep in the chest in the water, but it could keep the big head high above the surface. Then Grant realized that the animal was not swimming, it walked, because moments later just the very very top of the head - eyes and nostrils - protruding above the surface.

If I can? Hell yes. Koepp, in a recent interview for /film, He said he sees "Re -Birth" as a chance to change the tone of the Jurassic films once again. The inclusion of this scene, in particular, clarifies the film we will rely on the horror of the dinosaurs once again. Edwards and Marshall also supported the idea with their comments to Vanity Fair.

"Jura Park" was the biggest hit of the box office of all time in its timeAnd that led to a $ 6 billion franchise that lasted more than three decades. The "Jurassic World" trilogy (followed by the original Jurassic Park trilogy) certainly had daunting moments, but it was much more PG-13, Sights wise. Not that there is something that is inherent in this, but after three films of that in a row, the change seems to be fine. Indeed, Edwards, Copep and "Renaissance" producers everyone wanted a change in tone, with Edwards, in particular, making it clear to vanity fair that he feels for a horror movie:

"Jura Park" is a horror film in the Witness Protection Program. I was more in the cinema watching the T-Rex attack.

Edwards has a long history with Chinese monsters, Earlier she directed "Godzilla" in 2014, which gave birth to the legendary Monsersterse. His first film was also a low-budget scientific feature called "Monsters". To any degree, one wants to think of dinosaurs as monsters, he seems to be qualified for the job. The filmmaker also seems to rely on the idea that these artificial versions of prehistoric beings are terrible, perhaps more than they are wondering.

"There is something very primary that is buried deep in all," Edwards added. "As mammals, we have evolved (with) this fear of a larger animal that comes one day and maybe kill us or our family. The second we see is going on the screen, you are like," I knew it ... we had it Too well too long. "

This film will also be focused on new characters, so don't expect Owen Grady or Eli Satler. Instead, we have an cast led by Scarlett Johansson ("Avengers: Endgame"), Mahershala Ali ("Moon") and Athonatan Bailey ("wicked"). As for what they will be okay? We have previously received synopsis for "Jura World Birth" When the title was discovered. However, the Vanity Fair report contains some intriguing new details.

"The story follows members of the recovery team (...) as they engage in an island near the equator that was once home to the first Jurassic Park Research Laboratory," the article said. So, obviously, we go to the place where it really started. But not all research goes according to plan, which is a big factor here. "These are the no -work dinosaurs. There are some mutations there, "Marshall explained. "They are all based on a real research on the dinosaurs, but they look a little different."

So yes, it sounds like the mutant dinosaurs are on the table. This may explain why one of the Vanity Fair paintings has a T-Rex with Tiger Stripes or why another shows multiple spinosaurs circling a boat. Marshall, talking further, also helped to set up the table for the world This film takes place in:

"(Cop) came up with this idea that the dinosaurs were going through now. People were tired of them. They were inconvenience. People didn't go to museums to see or catch zoos. They were just on the road. And the climate wasn't suitable For their survival, so they began to pass and get sick.

As for this writing, the Trailer for Rebirth Jurassic World Rebirth has not yet fallen. However, it will be very soon, and it contains what is described as a "twisted dinosaur", but the one unnamed. "Some decoction got there, some human resources came in, there the little T-Rex got there," as Edwards described the creature.

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