The Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Trailer Dropped and Look…Dinosaurs!

The other day we were blessed with the first official trailer for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. By my unpopular opinion I say blessed. I am a loyal Jurassic Park fan – loyal to a fault. I have seen every movie in the theaters, I will never NOT see a Jurassic Park movie. Lost world is basura and I probably won’t watch it again, but I saw it in theaters. I was that kid in class telling my classmates “nuh uh – if you stand still they can’t see you.” I learned what I know about dinosaurs from these movies – whether it’s accurate doesn’t even matter to me. I want y’all to know, whether it is a good movie or not also doesn’t matter to me, it’s about dinosaurs, carnage, and “clever girls.” I don’t enjoy Bryce Dallas Howard as much as the next person, but I will pay $8.50 on the discount Tuesday to see this movie – fo’sho.

So the trailer gives us a lot to go on, like politics on animal humane issues. Volcanoes, Goldblum, and the not so dynamic and unlikely duo of Howard and Pratt. Some other POC character for some reason, played by Justice Smith better known as Ezekiel from The Get Down. You know – there is a lack of POC in the Jurassic franchise so I get it, but… I also don’t get how he willingly is on this death mission, but I guess we’ll find out! We see Howard convincing Pratt to head back to the island to save the dinosaurs, he seems unamused, but Howard believes Blue is alive. – truth be told, so did I, at the end of the first one, I was like Blue is alive – “you’re my boy B…

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