#Headline Creation Challenge #Colin Trevoro of Jurassic World 3 has always been very enthusiastic about the sequel to the series. While he said he was tired and probably wouldn't direct future films, the film also revealed how Jurassic World 3 set the future for the series.
Although Jurassic World 3 was not very well received, and the lowest rating in the series on Rotten Tomatoes, the film was a huge success at the box office, grossing more than $1 billion worldwide. There is no doubt that such a profitable series of movies, how can the film studio give up?
Before the release of Jurassic World 2, it was widely believed that this would be the last in the dinosaur series. Coupled with the presence of veteran stars Laura Dunn, Sam Neil and Jeff Gambrun, it all hints at the end of an era. However, the producers of Jurassic World 3 also admit that they are open to the future of Jurassic. Not only that, but Colin Trevoro has always believed that in the future there will be a new filmmaker who will continue to create the world of Jurassic.
In a recent interview with Empire, Colin Televolo revealed how he laid the groundwork for future cinema with Jurassic World 3. The director admits that he never imagined that Jurassic World 3 would have the end of the series. In response, the director said: "I specifically did something different from other films to change the DNA of the series. The first five movies are all about dinosaur plots.
This story is about a character who lives in a world that coexists with dinosaurs. In order for the series to continue to grow — because it doesn't have a franchise per se and should only make one Jurassic — but if we're going to make it, how can I allow them to tell stories in a world where dinosaurs exist, and not, which is another reason we go to a small island?
The film is clearly interested in creating new characters that a new generation will be looking at. To me, I think it would be clearer if they said "the end of an era" instead of everything. Because regardless of this cynical practice — of course they want to make more money, which is the theme of Jurassic World — a new dinosaur fan is born every day. Kids deserve to watch these movies, and young filmmakers grew up in these stories – like Peter Pan and The Wizard of Oz, and the world we keep coming back to. ”
The director has made it clear that studios want to make more money. Moreover, he also believes that the Jurassic series should not be restricted. So, he challenged a bigger world in Jurassic World 3. In the third film, he opens up dinosaurs to the rest of the world, not only giving the series endless new locations for dinosaur legends, but also giving the opportunity to bring to the scene characters who wouldn't have ventured to Jurassic Park or Jurassic World in the first place.
The Jurassic World film series can thrive in the future by focusing on different aspects of the world. Of course, Jurassic World 3 does bring a lot of interesting characters, so if there are directors in the future who want to start a new series, there will indeed be a new foothold.