The news comes only a matter of weeks before the 20th anniversary of Jurassic Park, and it’s re-release in 3D on April 5.
With how poorly the third installment turned out in the $1.9 billion dollar franchise, my first thought would be that Spielberg would reclaim his seat in the director’s chair. Instead, a new director was named – newcomer Colin Trevorrow, who wowed critics with his first film Safety Not Guaranteed in 2012. The movie, which tackles an odd relationship and time travel, is a far stretch from big budget special effects and dinosaurs. But the film was fantastic, and I am anxious to see what Trevorrow does with it.
Jurassic Park IV is currently in pre-production, and is set to release in 2014. The film was officially announced by Steven Spielberg at San Diego Comic-Con in 2011. There is no word as to whether or not the film will be filmed and released in 3D.
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