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Teaser for This Week's 'Jurassic World' Trailer Finally Shows Dinos!
by Ethan Anderton
November 23, 2014
Source: Universal
While we're all anxiously anticipating when and where the trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens will debut (SlashFilm says it's coming this week on the big screen first), there's another huge 2015 blockbuster that's definitely getting teased on Turkey Day. The first trailer for Jurassic World arrives on Thanksgiving Day at 9pm ET during NBC Thursday Night Football, and you can bet we'll be posting it as soon as it's online. In the meantime, Universal Pictures has finally released a short teaser for the trailer, and while we normally don't like these kind of videos, we actually get to see dinosaurs in action for the first time! Watch!
Here's the teaser for this Thursday's trailer premiere for Jurassic World direct from Universal:
Check out the first teaser poster for Jurassic World right here, and come back for the trailer Thursday!
Jurassic World is directed by Colin Trevorrow (Safety Not Guaranteed), who rewrote the script with Derek Connolly from an earlier draft by Rick Jaffa & Amanda Silver (Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes). No plot details are available yet, but the film has been said to feature a new operational dinosaur theme park, just as John Hammond imagined over 20 years ago. The cast includes Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, Nick Robinson, Jake Johnson, Ty Simpkins, Vincent D'Onofrio, Irrfan Khan and B.D. Wong, reprising his original role from Jurassic Park. Universal Pictures releases the film June 12th, 2015.
23 Comments
1
If it doesn't contain any of the stuff that this 8-year-old wants to see, I'm not interested: https://vimeo.com/112121709
Gill on Nov 23, 2014
2
Wow, its crazy seeing everything so shiny and new
Megaweaksauce on Nov 23, 2014
3
Super pumped for this movie.... i am worried too
Sky on Nov 23, 2014
4
Suck. Me. Sideways! Can't wait!
Armitall on Nov 23, 2014
5
that first clip looks just like in the first one where Dr. Grant and the 2 kids are running with him from the stamped.
redskulllives on Nov 23, 2014
6
i thought exact same thing!
Jason G on Nov 23, 2014
8
Time to wreck up that facility. Pratt is looking the part. So READY!!!
DAVIDPD on Nov 23, 2014
9
It's amazing how little the dinosaurs differ from the first movie, though (and they look great!).
Terry Craig on Nov 23, 2014
10
Amazing how well the original stands up after what, 25? years.
Brian Sleider on Nov 23, 2014
11
21 years...but still. They were diligent the first go around. I am optimistic, but without expectation. If that is even possible...or Im just fooling myself.
ResurrectRider on Nov 24, 2014
12
Holy crap that is funny. Robo arm Samuel L. Jackson!
David Diaz on Nov 23, 2014
13
Meh. CGI looks the same as the 1995 version.
Trey Wilson on Nov 23, 2014
14
I'm...perfectly okay with that...!
txJM on Nov 23, 2014
15
The original T-Rex scene is still flawless today. I have no idea hows thats even possible. Whats funnier, the CG in this slide show looks not very good.
Sascha Dikiciyan on Nov 24, 2014
16
Wow! It looks like Trevorrow kept the aesthetic of the Spielberg films, shiny CGI skin and all! I like it. Cannot wait.
txJM on Nov 23, 2014
17
Dino Nedry....haha... Amazing.
TheOct8pus on Nov 24, 2014
18
lol - nice. I can actually hear SLJ saying, "now... ya'll run, hide, gather weapons... whatever... before me and my dinosaur ARMY... track you down... and KILL you."
avconsumer2 on Nov 24, 2014
19
Don't....move!
TheOct8pus on Nov 24, 2014
20
Who cares what this little kid says, in reality this movie isn't for 8 year olds. It's for people who grew up with the other 3 movies, but can cater to little kids and bring them into the franchise. Just like Toy Story 3. It also sounds like he's reading something, so I doubt he really thinks this
steve on Nov 24, 2014
21
So far the cgi looks good...but there's enough time to make it look great. Fingers crossed, Colin used practical effects for this movie...hopefully with Stan Winston's studio ;). Least I can check off the list...no dinos with feathers and no colorful dinos!
JBrotsis on Nov 24, 2014
22
I'm 100% in. Colin Trevorrow sounded brilliant when he talked about the movie, I'm expecting a lot.
si1ver on Nov 25, 2014
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