Previous "Jurassic World" movies made moviegoers scream on the top of their lungs. The dinosaurs in the upcoming "Jurassic World 2" are equipped with more animal robotic mechanisms, making them look much more alive making every scene more terrifying.
Every scene and every dialogue are being worked upon by three dedicated people - J.A. Bayona (director), and Derek Connolly and Colin Trevorrow (writers). The triple some work closely with each other to make the story play out the way it is designed. Since the beginning, Trevorrow wants Bayona to direct the film, after all, the story was engineered to his skillset, SlashFilm reported.
"Film has become so cutthroat and competitive; it felt like an opportunity to create a situation where two directors could really collaborate. It's rare these days, but it's something that the directors that we admire used to do all the time-one writes and produces and the other directs, and the end result is something that's unique to both of them."
"Jurassic World 2" would be the second installment in the new trilogy. According to Trevorrow, the new movie is more thrilling and fearful compared to last year's blockbuster hit. He added that it is not necessary for filmmakers to go more cumbersome in terms of the dinosaurs' sizes and action, according to GameSpot.
The sequel will attempt to mimic the "Jurassic Park "original structure with the largest action series in the middle and then goes down into a cherished and respective ending. One of the lessons learned from "Jurassic World" is the lack of full movement of the robotic creatures that cannot run or perform complicated physical actions.
The film is being arranged in London and will shoot on the UK's soundstages; however, Trevorrow said that it's a common mistake that people conclude the movie's story will happen in the country. Additionally, he did not reveal the set of the sequel but rumors said production will return to Hawaii. "Jurassic World 2" will make heart pounding loud on June 22, 2018.