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Jurassic Park 4 Movie If there is one thing you can unite the internet community around, it's bacon. Bacon and, to a lesser degree,
Jurassic Park 4 rumors.
That's why the news just put out by the
Hollywood Reporter is going to ignite the speculation fuse, once again, about the possibilities of a reboot of the much beloved
film.
According to THR, Steven Spielberg has been holding meeting with screenwriter Mark Protosevich and "kicking around ideas for how to reboot the Jurassic Park franchise." So yeah, that's happening (
wheeeeee). Spielberg's camp as well as Universal Picutres stressed that they aren't banging out a script, as these are only super preliminary talks.
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Protosevich has written the 2006 action remake Poseidon, the adaptation of the Will Smith vehicle I Am Legend as well as the criminally underrated visual masterpiece The Cell. So that sounds promising-ish.
Jurassic Park is a great film. Two and three, meh. But for anyone my age (or, like me, dinosaur obsessed at a young age) the original holds tons of sentimental value. For me, it was one of the first movies I ever truly loved. Many people feel the same way I do about it, thus the huge internet buzz whenever "4″ is mentioned.
The last big JP4 buzz happened back in 2007 when Laura Dern said that it was definitely happening. She told MTV -
"It is happening. Rumor has it [my character] Ellie Sattler may be back in the woods, back on the island," Dern announced, saying the movie will hit theaters in 2008. She added with a coy smile, "You know, there is a guy I know who told me he wants me to have something to do with it. [So] I have a date with a dinosaur again. My 5-year-old will be thrilled."
Then the reports emerged that the dinosaurs in the film were to be outfitted with government-grade weapons for battle purposes. And the internet collectively shit a brick. But that version of the film never made it to theaters and fans were left wondering if they would ever see Dr. Grant or Ian Malcolm on screen again.
But now it looks like things are moving in the right direction at least. Or wrong direction according to this writer at The Guardian –
First, let's get the obvious out of the way.
Jurassic Park IV will be terrible. All the signs are there. Michael Crichton is dead. Stan Winston is dead. The last time Steven Spielberg waited this long to revive one of his franchises, he ended up blowing Harrison Ford across the sky in a fridge. The portents are not good. In an ideal world Jurassic Park would be extinct, once and for all.
He suggests that we crowdsource the plot of the upcoming film to save it from whatever awfulness is bound to ensue. Interesting idea – let's keep that in mind.
