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The "Jurassic World" trilogy, not unlike the "Starwells War" trilogy, will descend as a mixed bag in one of the world's largest franchises. The first film in the series, directed by Colin Trevor, was a huge hit, returning us to a full functional dinosaur theme park. The sequel, "Fallen Kingdom" literally blew Isla Nullar and helped to set up a world in which dinosaurs and people would be forced to coexist. "Dominion" in 2022 is never fully committed to what we thought would happen: dinosaurs growing in cities around the world. Well, why didn't it happen, exactly?

In a recent interview for Hollywood reporterThe herboy was asked about the lack of dinosaurs attacking cities in the Jurassic World trilogy. However "Dominion" is largely working to isolate dinosaurs once again, rather than focusing on gigantic locusts for most of the running timeThere are some sequences cut from this cloth. Well, why not devote ourselves to the idea? Herboys put a lot of thinking in this, it turns out. Here's what he had to say about it:

"" I have always applied the same rules of dinosaurs as I would like with real animals. When the tiger is loose in the city, they catch it pretty quickly. So, the idea that these wild creatures would even like to approach the city was a question that would always ask them, and we managed to find it.

"When I say that, these are not just movies; it is also our animated shows. They have done a lot of it, especially the new (Jurassic world: theory of chaos)," Trevor added. To a herbal point, an anime on Netflix "Chaos theory" has much more than these things "Dinosaurs in the real world". That series was preceded by the very hunting "Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous".

Trevor is certainly trying to apply a certain logic to the term dinosaurs suddenly returning from the dead 65 million years later to live in our modern world. The The "Jurassic World Dominion" prologue has shown t-Rex Ramping via drive. However, there were people who were tasked with collapsing. Some order was in place. Dinosaurs did not rule the earth, they only caused severe chaos.

The problem is that the "fallen kingdom" has set a certain expectation for viewers. Love or hate the film, literally blew the home on the island of Dinosaurus to enter the mainland. There was even a scene of loans showing pterodactyls that went over Las Vegas. We also had surprisingly great short live-action "Battle in Big Rock" It bent over in the chaos "dinosaur that interferes with people". However, the Trevere seems to have never wanted to stay too far from the original material made by author Michael Creekton, whose books were the genesis of this multi -billion dollar film franchise.

In righteousness, Steven Spielberg's "lost world" moved far away from the original material To deliver the grand finale in which the T-Rex is left in San Diego. That film is not particularly well -viewed, largely within this franchise. Maybe Trevor was trying to avoid similar traps. It's all good and good, but I still wonder why they would struggle to do all that thing to set the stage for the movie "Dinosaurs in the cities" that never happened.

As for the future, this summer "Rebirth Jurassic World" will head to an unexplored islandOnce again to try to isolate the dinosaurs instead of losing them around the world. For better or worse, we may never be able to see one of these films that are largely in strong settlements, though, for a while, it really seemed to be where we headed.

You can grab the "Jurasses World" trilogy on 4K from Amazon.