Summary

• Jurassic World 4 must break the trend of killing off main dinosaurs in the franchise to create new threats for each film.
• Returning faces like Sam Neill and new characters may appear in the film set to release in 2025, with potential for an interesting plot.
• The series should stop moralizing mutated dinosaurs as villains and focus on humanity learning to coexist with dinosaurs.

There are plenty of interesting stories the new Jurassic World 4 film can tell, and the plot will surely have to grapple with the fact that humanity and dinosaurs must learn to co-exist after the events of the previous films. However, there is no reason why the franchise has to keep killing its dinosaurs, something that became a standard of the three most recent movies.

Not much is known about Nick Robinson (Zach Mitchell) is open to returning, and new faces from the Jurassic World: Dominion cast such as Kayla Watts (DeWanda Wise) and Ramsay Cole (Mamoudou Athie) might reappear in the film, but the movie should certainly break a trend started by the latest trilogy.

Jurassic World 4 is scheduled to be released on July 2, 2025.

Jurassic Park Always Kept Its Best Dangerous Dinosaurs Alive

At the end of the first three Jurassic Park films, each of the most dominating and imposing creatures survive the movie.

At the end of the first three Jurassic Park films, each of the most dominating and imposing creatures survive the movie. In Jurassic Park, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, and Jurassic Park III, the large Tyrannosaurus Rex survives the films. The Lost World: Jurassic Park ends with the Tyrannosaurus Rex returning to Isla Sorna, and the Spinosaurus survives the end of Jurassic Park III. These first three films in the franchise always found a way for most of the humans to escape the danger, but Jurassic Park allowed the dinosaurs to live so they could be featured in future installments.

The Jurassic World trilogy, on the other hand, had a weird habit of killing off its main threat dinosaur. This was a new feature added to the end of the Jurassic World trilogy as the dinosaurs in those films continued to become larger, scarier, and more of a threat to humans. Jurassic World killed the Indominus Rex, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom killed the Indoraptor, and Jurassic World Dominion killed Giganotosaurus. Some of these Jurassic World dinosaurs, although mainly hybrids created by scientists, were interesting and future films could have benefited from the intersection of some of these dinosaurs.

Jurassic World Killing Of Its New Threats Was A Mistake

As the Jurassic World series continued to kill off their most intimidating dinosaurs, it meant that each film had to create new ways to up the ante so that there would be some kind of new threat in the movie. This eventually would lead to creatures such as the Indoraptor and the Giganotosaurus being introduced, even though there had been no reference to them in previous installments. The deaths of these creatures also created an almost zero-sum game between humans and the dinosaurs, which was far from the truth in each of the first three Jurassic Park movies.

The deaths of these creatures also created an almost zero-sum game between humans and the dinosaurs, which was far from the truth in each of the first three Jurassic Park movies.

These mutated and monstrous Jurassic World 4 focuses on how humanity must learn to cope with dinosaurs.