As IGN tells us, the subtitle for the third “Jurassic World” movie
from Universal Pictures is now known. This information was made public on
social media by filmmaker Colin Trevorrow, who directed the first “Jurassic
World” in 2015 and is returning again for another go, after J.A. Bayona took
charge for “Fallen Kingdom” almost two years ago. As it turned out, principal
photography for the move was officially begun this past Monday, February 24,
with Trevorrow sending a celebratory Twitter post to celebrate the occasion.
On the accompanying photo tweet,
a clapper was shown with the logo of “Jurassic World: Dominion,” pretty much
confirming “Dominion” as the subtitle for the third film of the soft reboot,
used in lieu of a sequel number. Trevorrow and Universal have not shared any
further details about the movie plot, but the subtitle could indicate the state
of human society after “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom,” which saw dinosaurs
freed and making their habitats all over the world after the destruction of Isla
Nublar, where the Jurassic World theme park was. Dominion could imply that
either humans or dinosaurs could become master over the other.
— Colin Trevorrow (@colintrevorrow) February 25, 2020
Although the “Jurassic World”
films are quite distant story-wise from the original “Jurassic Park” trilogy, “Fallen
Kingdom” has gone into the well of its predecessors by having Jeff Goldblum
reprise as Dr. Ian Malcolm for two short expositional scenes. “Domination”
looks to follow suit by this time bringing back “Park” stars Sam Neill as Dr.
Grant and Laura Dern as Dr. Sattler. It is not yet known how substantial their
character involvement will be compared to the current main cast portrayed by
Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard and Isabella Sermon. “Jurassic World:
Domination” is scheduled to premiere on June 2021.
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