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It's also possible these new Dinosaurs are being sold like the ones in Fallen Kingdom as well. Just without Owen and co. interfering or the IndoRaptor messing things up.
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Doctor Strange: "You are the right person to replace Logan."
X-23: "I know there are people who disapprove... Guys on the Internet mainly."
(All-New Wolverine #4)
There's also another thing-some pictures and the trailers have shown giant locusts.
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New tie-in website. Confirms some of the theories, such as Dinosaurs also being used from Sorna, and also that more Dinosaurs are being cloned illegally. https://www.dinotracker.com/?fbclid=...JqtyRhY-pNK_2U
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Two clips have surfaced. One is Grant meeting with Ellie and we learn that she got divorced from her husband in JP3. The other is a clip of the combined group and the Gigantosaurus.
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I'd wondered about that, given how unpopular it was. I was kinda of two minds on it myself; on one hand, it really seemed like it ignored the story arcs from the first movie (although that could be debated) and it could've been easily written out and the story would've been the same. On the other hand, it was handled pretty tastefully for what it was and it did really add to the setup that Grant was feeling alone and like his life had been in decline (had the movie handled the story arc of him finding himself again and making peace with the idea that he could move forward, it might've hit better).
Will be interested to see if this plot point factors into the story and/is an excuse to put Grant and Sattler back together (I think that could be tacky, but I's be lying if I said I wouldn't be happy if they did do that).
Doctor Strange: "You are the right person to replace Logan."
X-23: "I know there are people who disapprove... Guys on the Internet mainly."
(All-New Wolverine #4)
I think all audience members have a certain “dichotomous selfishness” with regards to the main characters in escapist adventures - one the one hand, we sometimes want them to experience the same disappointments we have so we can relate to them, but on the other, we also want to vicariously enjoy their successes or little dignities even if we missed out on them.
And I think American pop culture tends to feel that the latter impulse should win out when a story comes to an end - we’d rather see Robin Hood ride off to a happily ever after with Maid Marian than have to sit through the old story of him being betrayed and murdered (thus why there’s only one movie made with that ending for him, even though that ending is almost as old as his legend.) So… in American pop culture, Tony married Pepper and had a kid, then died fighting Thanos. Cap got back together with Peggy and lived out a happy retirement, and even Wolverine goes down swinging with a daughter and a new generation of mutants to continue his and Professor X’s legacy, as an example of the types of “disappointing” endings that American pop culture prefers.
Allan and Ellie could likely hook back up here and then ride off into the sunset with fans quite a bit happened than otherwise because American Pop culture is about emphasizing the “sweet” in bittersweet even if a full happy ending is out of the question.
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The old comic books (written before and mostly contradicted by "Lost World") actually had a bit of a love triangle between Grant, Ellie, and Ian. They also somehow had Raptors on Nublar survive and breed (A major point in the novel, but I think the movie made the point that there were only three in the original, with one neutralized in the freezer and the other two killed by the T-rex, in addition to the one presumably shot in the opening) and brought Muldoon back from the dead, explaining that he was just 'playing' with the Raptor.
They were kind of weird comics to be honest. Written by Steve Englehart but far from his Avengers work.
There were some photos leaked during filming of Grant and Ellie kissing so maybe they do get back together, but on the other hand in the press tour for the movie Laura criticized the relationship (Since she was in her early 20s and Grant was around 40ish) recently....
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Maybe?
Found copies of the trades awhile back. I liked them an awful lot as their own thing (minus the cliffhanger ending). The love triangle did seem a bit odd, given that Malcolm had backed off in the movie as soon as he realized that Ellie and Grant were a couple. Granted, he did back off again after Ellie very bluntly told him she loved Grant and nothing would change that, but him refusing to take the hint right away painted him in a worse light.
As I recall, the idea was that the raptors had been sneaking out of their paddock and secretly hiding nests (like the one Grant and the kids find in the movie) and those hatchlings were the raptors that feature in the comics. A few plot holes, to be sure, but, seeing how the raptors were moved into their movie cage for security reasons, it could be that, in the comics continuity, they had been breaking out of the less secure one and no one was the wiser. The comics also had Grant as a raptor trainer long before Jurassic World was a thing and the last couple stories in the series, while were flashbacks, depicted a couple of new characters discovering a mad InGen scientist trying to create hybrid and gene-modified dinosaurs well before the new trilogy.
IDW did a few comics based on the original trilogy, too, as I recall.
Interesting.
Saw the interview. Wasn't sure, in context, if it was the characters or the casting that was being criticized. Remember doing some research in the subject and it was my understanding that Grant was younger than Sam Neill was (according to the scrip notes, Grant was in his thirties). If we assume that Ellie had to be older than 25 (to account for time to earn a doctorate), the age gap wouldn't be that severe
Doctor Strange: "You are the right person to replace Logan."
X-23: "I know there are people who disapprove... Guys on the Internet mainly."
(All-New Wolverine #4)