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MOVIE FEATURE visit stack.com.au thriving and a new player in the genetics industry, BioSyn, attracts the attention of Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum), Alan Grant (Sam Neill) and Ellie Sattler • Jurass (Laura Dern). ic World Elsewhere, Owen (Chris Pratt) Dominio and Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) n is out on embark on a globetrotting mission August 3 1 to rescue the progeny of raptor Blue, and Fallen Kingdom’s Maisie Lockwood (Isabella Sermon), from the clutches of BioSyn. “We have two stories that draw closer and closer together until they collide in the third act,” says Trevorrow. “It’s an epic, sweeping narrative that I think honours all our characters in a fulfilling way. When they finally come together, it's explosive.” As well as some familiar faces among the human cast, franchise fans and dinosaur boffins will be pleased to see several popular species making a return in Dominion, including the frilled, venom-spitting Dilophosaurus that was last seen sliming Wayne Knight’s Nedry in Jurassic Park. Jurassic World Dominion is the thrilling final chapter A fearsome new apex predator is a staple of any new Jurassic film, and Giganotosaurus – the in the hit franchise that spans two trilogies, uniting largest known terrestrial carnivore, standing 43 storylines and characters from both along with a feet tall and weighing 30,000 pounds – makes its debut in Dominion. Coincidentally, the first menagerie of new and familiar dinosaur species. fossil remains of the species were discovered in Patagonia in 1993, the same year that Jurassic Words Scott Hocking Park hit cinemas. The Jurassic franchise has been thrilling urassic World (2015) brought John audiences for almost 30 years now, as A meeting of Worlds Hammond’s original theme park well as inspiring a whole new generation vision to terrifying life, while its of filmmakers. Indeed, for many of sequel, Fallen Kingdom, saw the dinosaurs Dominion’s cast and crew, working on the moved to the mainland following the film represented a full circle moment in destruction of their island habitat. Now, the their lives. final chapter in the saga, Dominion, poses “People who want to get into film the question of whether humans and generally do so because of a key film that dinosaurs can coexist. they saw when they were a kid,” says “Up until now, humans and dinosaurs producer Patrick Crowley, who joined the have been separated. Now they are an franchise with Jurassic World. “You ask integral part of our world. And to bring around on any set, and a lot of people these two generations together in such an have answers about what motivated them. organic and seamless way is an incredible On our set, you would and powerful achievement,” says producer hear more people say Frank Marshall. world,” notes Marshall, “and it shows in every that Jurassic Park was As well as uniting humans and dinosaurs page of the screenplay and every frame of film. the inspiration for them to for the grand finale, Jurassic World Dominion We can’t wait for audiences around the world to be in the movie business. merges the storylines and cast members of experience it.” It’s wonderful that it’s finally both trilogies, with Jurassic World co-writer and Juggling new and legacy characters, come around for them. Thirty director Colin Trevorrow returning to the helm. Dominion relocates the action from its traditional years later, they got a chance “Colin has a depth of knowledge and a rich island setting to the big wide world, where to do exactly what they understanding about these characters and this a lucrative black market in dinosaurs is now dreamed of as a child.” JURASSIC LEGACY J DIGGING DINOSAURS The release of Jurassic Park in 1993 not only changed the art of movie visual effects, it also impacted the science of palaeontology. “Jurassic Park was the most important thing that's happened to palaeontology in the last several decades, because that film 12 brought dinosaurs back to life for a new generation, and it showed dinosaurs in a way they had never been shown before,” says Stephen Brusatte, Professor of Palaeontology and Evolution at University of Edinburgh, who served as a consultant on Jurassic World Dominion. AUGUST 2022 st214_012_MOVIESTV-JurassicWorld-PROOFED-AF.indd 1 “It led to a public reawakening of dinosaurs, and that led to so many more young people going into palaeontology. It led to more money going into the field, it led to more universities putting on dinosaur courses, it caused museums to put on dinosaur exhibits, and we're still reaping DON'T MISS the benefits of that. We are in the golden age of palaeontology where somebody somewhere around the world is finding a new species of dinosaur once a week on average, and that’s been going on for over a decade now because this is the Jurassic Park generation of palaeontologists.” jbhifi.com.au 25/7/2022 5:39 pm
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