Movies
Action, Sci-Fi, Adventure
Release Date: June 20, 2025

Director: Colin Trevorrow
Production: Universal Pictures | Amblin Entertainment

Main Cast:

• Chris Pratt as Owen Grady

• Bryce Dallas Howard as Claire Dearing

• Isabela Merced as Maya Cruz, a rebellious biogenetics prodigy

• Mahershala Ali as Dr. Cyrus Renn, a morally complex antagonist

• Sam Neill as Dr. Alan Grant (special appearance)

🦖 Plot Summary

In Jurassic World: Rebirth, the world reels from the global dinosaur outbreak following the events of Dominion. Governments have collapsed, ecosystems are reshaped, and the line between predator and prey has blurred. Humanity faces extinction—not from war, but from nature’s reclaimed supremacy.

Amid the chaos, biotech conglomerate NovaGene promises salvation: a project called “Eden Protocol” that claims to restore balance between humans and prehistoric life. But when Maya Cruz, a rogue geneticist, discovers the horrifying truth behind NovaGene’s experiments, she teams up with Owen and Claire to stop a catastrophic new breed—one designed not by nature, but by ambition.

As ancient giants roam freely, a new era of evolution begins… and it may not include us.

🎞️ Trailer Highlights

• A chilling scene of a Tyrannosaurus stalking through a fog-covered city

• Owen on horseback leading raptors across a ruined desert highway

• Massive aerial battle between Quetzalcoatlus and futuristic drones

• Maya whispering, “We didn’t bring them back… we made them worse.”

• Final shot: a new hybrid dino with translucent skin emerging from a containment chamber

🧬 Reception & Buzz

Early teasers have sparked massive online hype, with fans praising the dark tone, high-stakes action, and return to philosophical questions of genetic power and survival. Jurassic World: Rebirth is described as the most ambitious entry in the franchise—blending the awe of the original with a dystopian edge.

Critics speculate this could be the final chapter, while others hint it may be the start of something even more primal.

Tagline: “Earth was never ours. We were just guests.”