Welcome back to Jurassic Park. Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Bailey, and Mahershala Ali journey to the island that birthed John Hammond’s dinosaur theme park in a new Jurassic World Rebirth trailer, which teases a second extinction event for the cloned creatures that have roamed — and ruled — the Earth since we last saw them co-existing

Although tickets are now on sale for Jurassic World: Rebirth, the official website for the film does not list IMAX as a ticketing option. This indicates that the movie will not be screened in IMAX.

Just not the T. rex from Jurassic Park. Instead, Jurassic World Rebirth ‘s T. rex is described as “bigger, beefier, and even surlier” — and a different breed of Tyrannosaur than what has been seen in all six installments so far.

Scarlett Johansson's new film 'Jurassic World Rebirth' trailer captivates audiences with nostalgia and excitement, invoking the classic 90s action thriller and horror elements of the original Jurassic Park.

The Jurassic Park franchise isn’t exactly an educational resource. Hollywood often runs wild with ideas, especially those of the prehistoric type. We’ve seen velociraptors that communicate with humans and T.

Harris Elementary School students didn’t need a time machine to get to Jurassic Park this month, but a classroom transformation took them there nonetheless.

Jurassic Park, created through the imaginative writing of novelist Michael Crichton and the filmmaking magic of Steven Spielberg, was one of the most beloved and successful movies of the ‘90s. Two sequels and two decades later,