Speaker 1: Now what's gonna happen in Jurastic World? Kirkland is excitement
for Drastic World. That is two.
Speaker 2: I just confirmed I don't have tickets. Yeah, so I
should get those tickets for Wednesday?
Speaker 1: Wednesday? Did you not buy them before cast? We were looking?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: No, I was seeing if I already bought them, because
sometimes sometimes the tickets drop like really early, and then
I buy them and then I forget about it until
we get closer to But I'm kind of surprised I
didn't because I feel like we're coordinating with seats.
Speaker 4: Maybe I was waiting.
Speaker 2: I haven't looked, so I'll be in the fucking front
row seats probably, But uh.
Speaker 4: I'm actually pretty excited for this.
Speaker 2: I feel like the trailers, although recently, have all kind
of been the same footage recycled. There's certain scenes that
I've seen so many times that, like I thought, there
are great scenes, but I've just seeing them so much now,
like specifically when they're in.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's that's a healthy dose. Where are you guys?
Speaker 2: I'm not actually sure which you don't have You don't
have tickets?
Speaker 1: No, I feel like we're the ticket the seats with
no one in front of us.
Speaker 3: I feel probably yeah, so.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, like specifically the scene when they're at like
the gas station and that fucking pterodactyl looking motherfucker is
chasing them. I feel like that it's gonna play well
in the theaters. But just because I've seen so many times,
I'm just like, yeah, but I'm.
Speaker 4: Sure, I'm sure it'll play well. I'm loving the cast.
Speaker 2: I feel like this one would be pretty disappointing if
it doesn't meet my expectations, which is I think like
an eight eight out of ten. Yeah, I expect to
be disappointed, but like, I think it's okay to have
high expectations.
Speaker 4: This is the movie.
Speaker 5: Why why you talk like sagarera there.
Speaker 1: We're taking this too, So.
Speaker 2: I gotta do we gotta do a ranking of like
my favorite voices that you do, because that is up
there for sure.
Speaker 6: I love the Yeah, I guess it's just I feel
like it's better to have managed expectations because then the fall.
Speaker 2: Maybe eight it's too high, maybe like seven, maybe seven
point five.
Speaker 1: Twenty years later, like an eight point five.
Speaker 6: So that's just saying you think Dress World Rewar is
gonna be just on point five lower twenty eight years later.
Speaker 7: No way, yeah, no way, it could happen Locusts all
this stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but this this feels so different from the Locusts,
like so departed. We're not we're not banking on just
bringing back the original cast.
Speaker 6: Also, the movie that they rushed production, remember, they're like, oh,
someone dropped out.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that it was your director. They were
just trying to get a director for everything that they
already they already script.
Speaker 4: They don't need a director, Yeah, they.
Speaker 1: Really, they just need a shooter.
Speaker 6: They had David kept going throw up a script and
then they just get him in there because that's the.
Speaker 3: Original Jurassic Park writer. That's counts for something. Writer.
Speaker 4: Oh the writer, Yeah, I think what R I d
E R Like, I don't know what that means.
Speaker 6: So maybe he's lost touch. Oh no, no, no, I'm
excited for the review. I mean excited to watch it.
Speaker 4: You know when I say that, just interesting?
Speaker 6: Yeah, the Drastic Park reviews are always interesting in our
line of work.
Speaker 1: Here, I'm expecting to like it. If I'm talking about
the world's.
Speaker 6: Just the world, I bet it's gonna be second because
I know a lot of people don't like Drastic World.
Speaker 1: I like that. I like the one if of like
what if the park opened? I think that's fun.
Speaker 6: I think there's the right amount of like you know,
mutator or we gave this dinosaur.
Speaker 1: This this cag.
Speaker 8: Dick and I didn't even see it's going to I
mean too, I like that one.
Speaker 6: I think they're gonna go too many far into the
mutated stuff. I don't think the writing is gonna be great.
I think they that's why they went and got a
lot of great actors because they probably knew, Hey, I
don't because yeah, it's ritual, drastic park writer.
Speaker 1: But same thing. You don't know.
Speaker 6: What if they like, hey, you to write this a
month they said, okay, sure, I'll take the check, you know,
cut the check. So I'm I'm expecting like a six
out of ten, say they hire.
Speaker 1: I'm happy. But because if the fat first Drassic World,
I think.
Speaker 6: I'm like a seven seven point five. I enjoy that,
But none of them I've gone anywhere close to Jassic
Park that arguably we're in a franchise. What this is
the sixth sequel, that's arguably a movie that should have
never had a sequel, But we have six of them.
Speaker 1: You know, well, I.
Speaker 3: Would give it at least the one because there's two
books that the Michael Crichton missed.
Speaker 1: The mute option or the kick option. We don't have that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it doesn't mean it's my video pull up off.
Speaker 3: The second book is really awesome, but I mean the
movie changes.
Speaker 1: What happened the Lost World? What happened Lost World? What
do you mean that's the second movie? Was that really awesome?
Speaker 3: I think it was really really awesome.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Do you think Lost the World for some reason
when you're talking about what was it?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Sirens and you don't like one of the best actresses, not.
Speaker 4: A big Jillian More Yeah, overrated.
Speaker 1: No, she's not.
Speaker 2: Terrible, plays the same character in every movie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's her best performance by far, still Alice Mamie
or she's playing out Never seen it?
Speaker 1: Yeahs it?
Speaker 4: I never seen it.
Speaker 1: You probably should before we make those claims.
Speaker 2: That's like, fucking what's his face? That played Stephen Hawking
got the oscar for that?
Speaker 1: No, that was they get up to Stephen, not him.
Speaker 6: You know. That's why that's why six out of ten
that's what I'm thinking of anything higher great.
Speaker 1: I don't have much faith in this movie. We'll see
what happens.
Speaker 6: I think that's why you got good actors, because the
script is gonna be very man.
Speaker 1: Just no one's stealing your chip or anything like that.
Speaker 4: Shut the fuck up.
Speaker 3: I think for me, there's gonna be at least an
eight out of ten. I think the concept of having uh,
seeing so far only the perfected clones and the and
the dinosaurs and whatnot, I think that's one thing. But
to know that excuse.
Speaker 1: Me, it's saying old Greg, and.
Speaker 3: To know that, Okay, they didn't hit it, like first,
go Greg, you don't know who Greg?
Speaker 4: I think. So with the Bailey's that guy? Yeah, well Greg,
she's like want some Baileys.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, she's like on a boat. It's usually a
boat or like in like a cave around there. Could
you love me?
Speaker 4: I completely forgot about old Greg called this moment.
Speaker 3: I just I was in the original park. I think
the concept of having like all the failed first round
picks just all just like not panning out, being left
in the island. I think there's got some juice to that.
And also everything that I've seen in my Jurassic Park
groups from people that saw the movie mystery thing, A
lot of people are saying it's like very reminiscent of
Jurassic Park three, but like in a really good way.
There's a lot of similarities for me.
Speaker 4: Okay, I love that movie.
Speaker 3: Oh it's so underrated. I think it's aged really really well.
So I'm excited and.
Speaker 1: That's aged well. Oh yeah, oh yeah, I get aged
appropriately where it was.
Speaker 4: It's like Lucky Strap movie.
Speaker 1: It's a fun B movie, that's what it is. It's
not a great movie, Billy.
Speaker 3: It's so good.
Speaker 1: All you remember the fun stuff.
Speaker 2: I remember the kid taking ten thousand volts fucking off
the wires.
Speaker 1: Johnson Park.
Speaker 4: Oh that is the first one.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you remember the Oh yeah, yeah, I
like the Spinosaurus.
Speaker 6: The other one he's just run around like a track.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I just can't believe that's Rhino though, Billy. Yeah, just
I still see Crave.
Speaker 4: You watched Minecraft before you watch They.
Speaker 6: Don't want to see Craven. They didn't put Craven, Sid
and Friends on the Disney Plus showed.
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen that?
Speaker 4: Sh I did?
Speaker 3: Know you're telling me about it though, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Since for season now they're making Iron Man and Friends.
So that's very exciting.
Speaker 6: It's it's uh tony re old Greg Joe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and old Greg joke on the dais Joe.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's he's a another Hulk character and Joe Joe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, totally show, totally awesome.
Speaker 4: Joe, Joe, I think of like a Morton Joe.
Speaker 1: Now I don't I don't think. I think he's of
Asian descent.
Speaker 6: I don't know if his lessons Joe, but Joe, as
I said, Shoe.
Speaker 4: He said, Joe sleeps over here.
Speaker 6: But anyways, fun show. No Craven in that even and
they go to the forest all the time, lizards in there.
Speaker 1: There's a female Electro and dot.
Speaker 4: Hawk Electro Yeah, Electra.
Speaker 1: Green hair, No Electro girl.
Speaker 4: Which she's called Electro Yeah, he said Electro.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, that's a different character.
Speaker 6: That's Electronos, not Jos.
Speaker 4: That's her actual name, Electro, not like from Daredevil. Electra.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's Greek.
Speaker 4: Oh, I don't know. She was Greek descent, and that show.
Speaker 1: Often confused for Italian.
Speaker 4: Or French French Canada, are you Greek, Manny? He looks Greek.
He looks like a Harry Greek.
Speaker 1: He looks at me. He looks Greek, he looks French,
he looks Italian.
Speaker 4: He sounds French. He doesn't look French.
Speaker 1: What does a French person look like?
Speaker 4: My grandma?
Speaker 1: Any Deaths of Us, our main cast, the Guarantee, Yeah,
the team, you think.
Speaker 4: So, Johnthan Bailey's gonna get murked.
Speaker 1: He's blade man.
Speaker 2: I think he's gonna get ripped apart by two flyers.
That's what's gonna happen. One's gonna grab his legs, one's
gonna grab his head.
Speaker 1: You know they did a billion the Oh yeah, they didn't.
Speaker 4: Kill him, but he doesn't have a lucky strap like Billy.
Speaker 6: Billy just flex and fucking destroyed them. I think all
of them are safe, the main characters, because they're trying
to build that new You like these people.
Speaker 1: You want to see Jurassic World Rebirth too, or Rebirth
or whatever. So I think they're all safe. I think
we lose some people.
Speaker 6: I think that fucking family is safe, because of course,
every movie need a fucking kid.
Speaker 1: That's always impair.
Speaker 4: That's stupid.
Speaker 1: I didn't, I guess it. I guess my rating that
shows I'm not that excited.
Speaker 6: I'm I'm curious, right, I said, except for the review,
I will say because they brought this stuff in the
discord a few weeks ago, and I don't think I've
been on any single.
Speaker 1: I think it was on the first trailer, the review, and.
Speaker 6: Then after that I've not seen any. But I just
got a TV spot and I saw the t Rex
cgi it was looking rough.
Speaker 1: It was some of the stuff was looking rough.
Speaker 6: So I hope that's cleaned up before, because that's one
thing like Jurassic World is very CG obviously prefer parking
the early ones that are more on the boots, you know, practical,
But I don't think they always look too bad.
Speaker 1: There's probably some shots in those Drastic World movies.
Speaker 6: That look pretty shite, but this was looking real bad
looking log truck level.
Speaker 2: So, but then the d Rex looks look good.
Speaker 1: I don't know dark it's because.
Speaker 4: The darkness, that's why it looks so good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, design, I get what they're going for.
Speaker 4: But a big head.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 6: So the opening weekends for these ones, uh, Jurastic World
two hundred and eight.
Speaker 4: Million opening, Kingdom opening was two hundred weekend. Yeah, oh
my god.
Speaker 1: Fal and Kingdom.
Speaker 6: So the second one was one forty eight, and then
the third one was one forty five. They've all made
a billion dollars but went down from one point six
to one point three to just one.
Speaker 2: I thought you ship on Taylor because you said that,
and then you're like, they didn't all make billions?
Speaker 3: No, the lassic parks, Yeah that was.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you said that all my dress Park three was
not making a billion dollars there.
Speaker 1: That might be the lowest. Actually, let me.
Speaker 3: Take JP thret three is the lowest. It's either two
or three for sure, Billy.
Speaker 6: But what do you guys think it's opening weekend and
what do you think it's gonna end with?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 4: Uh? What was the lowest out of those? One forty three?
Speaker 1: Forty three?
Speaker 4: That was the last one, and then one forty.
Speaker 2: Eight was the one before it came, and then the
first one was like two ten what a drop?
Speaker 3: Ye?
Speaker 1: Only two six eighteen dress word.
Speaker 4: Three three sixty eight, Oh my golly.
Speaker 1: But oh yeah.
Speaker 6: And even though opening weekend was only twenty two million
different not that big of a difference.
Speaker 3: Opening weekend my parents paid for the don't was opening
weeknd but they gave some money to the box office.
Speaker 4: Ahead of people go this is the.
Speaker 1: Last week I saw my grandpa was drafts worth.
Speaker 4: Three pouring out. I'm gonna say one fifty opening.
Speaker 3: Whoa, yeah, I'll be gonna go higher than Superman.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm gonna go one oh two.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna say it's gonna finish five six hundred because
I think we didn't do the overall for three instrument.
I think has a like a six fifty seven hundred window.
I think Jurassic World. I know people have dining Stauris,
but I also think that last movie was really bad,
and they're like, yeah, I don't know about this busy summer,
so we'll see. I'm saying it's one o two, no higher.
I'd say no higher than one fifteen if I'm going
being nice.
Speaker 2: I just feel like this one feels so separate from
the other ones, even though it's still Jassic World movie.
The fact that you don't have like Chris Pratt back
and like the other cast.
Speaker 1: And I heard some people though, well I peple like
a lot.
Speaker 2: Of people like seeing scar Joe and what's his face
smooching on the red carpet Jonathan Bailey.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't they can pay though to see see I saw.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's married.
Speaker 1: Nothing's happening there.
Speaker 4: People don't know that.
Speaker 3: Okay, what about guest, how are you too, I'm thinking opening,
we're gonna see, I'm gonna say, I'm gonna be optistic.
I'm gonna say one forty forty.
Speaker 1: And then do you think it's gonna open like just
a little below the.
Speaker 4: Last two Jurassic Worlds.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it'll be a little bit lower than that, because again,
I think you look at the CGI and that's a
big conference. I don't think everyone's necessarily gonna be like
cheesed about it as we are watching.
Speaker 6: Fucking Minecraft over there, yeah, watching, But I think in
the long run, i'd like to say as seven fifty,
I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't feel like it's gonna hit a billion unfortunately,
but I would not be surprised if it did. But
I'm I'm apprehensive, and that's why I'm gonna go about
seven fifty range.
Speaker 1: And you're over on Superman.
Speaker 4: Did we give one?
Speaker 3: We didn't do.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm asking you now, because I said one
two weeks before that.
Speaker 3: What was my prediction for that was gonna.
Speaker 1: Do Drastic two weeks Superman, two weeks Fantastic four?
Speaker 3: I said one five opening, That's what I said, So
long run, I think it'll be five to six.
Speaker 6: Oh actually Sam directly the week after July tenth, but
what it is, it's.
Speaker 1: Literally it's literally eight days after.
Speaker 2: That's fucking what was Alkaman two? Like final numbers something?
I want a drop off? First one was a billion, right.
Speaker 1: But that happened to like Captain Marble had a worse one.
Speaker 4: Right, I'm gonna say nine hundred.
Speaker 2: For Superman, I'm gonna say it's gonna get close to
Billy Yeah, man, Like months ago, I was like, that's
a certified billion dollar movie like that.
Speaker 4: That was my stance as.
Speaker 2: Now because my hype has not been as sparky as
it once was.
Speaker 1: I saw a dog clip because.
Speaker 2: No, I haven't material wise, materialized marketing wise. I feel
like this is not done enough to really boost it.
And uh, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know why. I'm gonna say nine hundred. And
then for.
Speaker 2: Drassic World, man, I feel like I was so optimistic
before we started talking about that.
Speaker 4: I was gonna go around there. I'm gonna say seven
seventy total.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do we do you two have?
Speaker 6: Because it's not the same predictions, but in the realm
of it. So my rankings is Superman, Dress World, fantastic, four.
Speaker 4: In box office wise, So.
Speaker 6: Yours is Superman, Drastic World, and Fantastic four as well.
Then if you're putting Superman at nine hundred, yeah, yeah,
same thing.
Speaker 1: To where are you on F four?
Speaker 3: I'd go drastics, Fantastic four and Superman.
Speaker 6: You think F four is gonna be Superman? I think
all the Marvel stuff's been like barely in three hundred.
Speaker 3: I feel very different about this, and especially like I know,
not everyone rushed to see Thunderbolts. When I saw Thunderbolts, I
just felt like I was really surprised and I felt
like there was a big change. And so when I
see the stuff for Fantastic Four, especially that last trailer,
I was raving about it on the on the Weekly
Geek like that that trailers hype, and I.
Speaker 1: Think people then showed the Thunderbolts, you know, all these great.
Speaker 3: Reviews, they didn't. But I think Fantastic four, I think
I think that'll that'll be a big kicker. I think
people will be in lining up to see the theater
seats for that.
Speaker 1: There's been no Fantastic four movie. I think that's gone past.
I think it's three fifty.
Speaker 4: This will be a new era. Joseph Quinn in there.
I think it's gonna be yeah, Detective Joseph.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: They don't do post credits, so any any plot predictions,
any setups.
Speaker 1: I think they're gonna successfully do the mission, but not
close off everything so you can get the rebirth.
Speaker 4: Jurassic Park has never done it in credit or world.
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Right, I'm gonna say there is an in credit just
to be just to be wild for Scar job.
Speaker 1: She's like we did over there.
Speaker 2: I want to say the loss of just Back and
her and Jonathan Bailey.
Speaker 3: I want to say the Last World maybe did a
post credit, but I can't. Don't.
Speaker 4: Don't quote me on the Jurassic Park two quote.
Speaker 3: Dress part two. Yeah, Jurassic World didn't. Fallen Kingdom did not.
They did that short film in between Fallen Kingdom and
Dominion's nothing.
Speaker 6: So you look at this when I search the Jurassic
Park post credit says, does Dressic World Dominion have post
credits scene?
Speaker 1: And then the one after?
Speaker 6: Why is Chris Pratt not on Durrassic World four. I'm
telling you there a lot of people that will. I
think I don't think he sells the movie completely, but
I think there's a lot of Chris Pratt.
Speaker 4: Fans like, oh, yeah, that's annoying. Yeah, there point, but
we'll see, we'll see.
Speaker 6: Uh Taylor, Uh, you got your Drastic World chats on GPTs.
What we're gonna do later, We got some Patreon questions
and then we're gonna talk about any vanill do not bond.
Speaker 1: We're going to kick the bond draft.
Speaker 6: But we will do the next time in July or August,
because luckily I have some stuff about the casting. I
don't think it's happening soon. The next person cast will
do that one. That's good because we already are get
it by the time we're done to balls are right now.
Speaker 1: Because by the time we do this and then we
answered some questions.
Speaker 4: How long we've been going, I don't even know.
Speaker 6: Half, but we were here for half an hour before
just shoot the ship, yeah, shooting.
Speaker 3: Shoot, and while we were alive, even in the box,
were mute it the whole time.
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to see, okay now everything.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so we'll do this Patron question and we will
talk about Denevel Mo've actually getting bond.
Speaker 3: Because we yeah that quickly, but Dennis, here we go
Jurassic legacy. Echelon. That's they're changing the whole thing here.
Speaker 1: Echelon. That's a terrible title as well.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what echelon means, you.
Speaker 2: Know what from like ranking that's from like splinter cell,
isn't that They're like they're like agencies called the echelon,
the third echelon or.
Speaker 4: Something like that.
Speaker 1: Echelon.
Speaker 4: It's like, oh, he's upper echelon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, upper echelon, topchelon. He's like the sports they use
that a lot.
Speaker 4: So he's in the upper echelon. Yeah, is that alpha
that alf infected.
Speaker 1: In the top echelon? Checked out the twenty years later.
Speaker 3: They thought it was over five years five years after
get down there last night, I was.
Speaker 1: What the dinosaurs sat.
Speaker 3: Five years after dinosaurs.
Speaker 4: Or he was having a sex dream. He thought he
was gonna blowy stuff.
Speaker 3: She's got that crazy look looking out the window.
Speaker 1: We're just here for the dusk star plane.
Speaker 4: Who the fuck star dust?
Speaker 1: Where she is?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's her name, That's what NAT's calls her. Okay,
I have your plants here.
Speaker 1: You can find the penis.
Speaker 3: Oh, five years after dinosaurs were released in the world,
the chaos that cooled nations pushed the creatures in isolated amore.
Speaker 6: Too top of castle half no one. We used to
go for like three three and a half hours.
Speaker 3: They were long ones average. Yeah. Nations pushed the creatures
and isolated equatorial biospheres. The word's going out here zones
too harsh for people but stable enough for nature to
keep it script. There were no more headlines, no more
global panics. People believe the problem had gone dormant. They
were wrong. It began with a disappearance. A floating Genetics
vessel called the Ataraxia vanished somewhere off the African coast.
Speaker 1: It said the South that ethan hunt was sounds like
get them in that that that's a billion.
Speaker 4: Oh Man Tom cruise fighting dinalds.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's in.
Speaker 3: No distress, called silence. The ship was all books owned
by no nation. But one surviving file recovered from a
crypted satellite showed something breaking out of a tank and
it wasn't a dinosaur, not exactly. Zora Bennett was the
kind of person people only called when something like the star.
Speaker 1: That's her name in the movie Bennett. That is a star.
Speaker 4: That's Solo's sister, that's Scargo's name Zora Bennett.
Speaker 3: Yeah, something had gone very, very wrong. Once a military biochemist,
now she worked alone, tracking black market DNA trades, ghost labs,
illegal breeding compounds. She'd seen horrors, she lost good people,
and when she received a sealed dossier from the Global
Bio Bio.
Speaker 4: Some pubes in the mouth.
Speaker 3: That's a curvy bastard.
Speaker 4: Off his own mic.
Speaker 1: I don't know where that here, it's coming.
Speaker 4: Your neighbors shaved his pubes over there, and your down wind.
Speaker 6: I can't go outside, why it was too windy, and
my beard's gonna blow off.
Speaker 1: Something genetically gets wrong with your face. If you're just
losing hair.
Speaker 6: Fogs to the wind, start to tamp of the beard
and the beach take cleanlip.
Speaker 3: So she received as lines. She almost didn't open it,
but she saw inside changed everything. This is this song.
Speaker 1: Girl's penis was half bad half I almost didn't open it.
I was coming fact history. We guy get through this
eason long.
Speaker 3: It's cold. Oh sound like footage of an island jungle.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, girl, you know yeah he was.
Speaker 3: He was former light.
Speaker 7: Save that thing right off Jassic Park. Son is based
on his comment, Oh my god.
Speaker 9: Okay, okay, mute Travis kick Travis on the room I'm dying.
Speaker 3: Revealed hers moving in geometric patterns, apex cred hunting territories
like they were being organized, and there was a survivor,
a teenage girl named Lena Garrison, found near the islands
perimeter after vanishing months earlier. Lena wouldn't speak, but she
wouldn't stop drawing. Where you're going? She drew, look nothing
like that. Don't fucking go back.
Speaker 1: This man.
Speaker 8: Wad I got drinks.
Speaker 3: Zora took the job. She was joined by a small
high rist team, doctor Henry Loomis, doctor King kaid Or
Duncan Kincaid, raft Buck Calderon, and Lena herself.
Speaker 4: Does Lena the child?
Speaker 3: I don't know, because King Kate and Loomis those are
characters in the movie, but I don't know the other ones.
Speaker 2: I thought the girl does she not speak in the
trailer like the one with the three horn.
Speaker 3: I thought she did actually speak it up, but you' mistaken.
I remember, Oh my god, they're dropping a sanctuary. Delta
was clean, too clean. The jungle was thick and beautiful,
but silent. No birds, no bugs, no decay. That's when
they found the remains of a facility. That's that's where
they found the remains of a facility, camouflage beneath vines
and soil. One of the bunkers bore a scorched logo
at axia. Inside were shattered cryopods, scorched notes, and dry blood.
Someone had tried to destroy everything. Someone had failed. Doctor
has found field recordings. Subject E four mimics human behavior,
eye contact, echoes, voice commands. It solved its environment test
in under four hours. It's not a dinosaur, it's something else.
It waits. Then the sound started, a clicking rhythmic, almost mechanical.
I say it, and then something torment and happened. Then
a panopy. It's been so good.
Speaker 4: He's like fucking chasing them with his fucking cane.
Speaker 9: His limbs like gas that he keeps his oxygen. He
turns up, look at the stars. They're beautiful, Oh Zora.
Speaker 3: Only once in daylight, a towering figure with limbs like
a raptor, but longer more serpentine. It moved like liquid shadow,
but its skull was glassy and thin, with flickering lights
and place of eyes, and made no sound. Distort Us Rex,
an experimental creature bred for multiple genomes. Predator, cephalopod, avian, amphibia.
Speaker 4: Predator, predator like the predator, just a predator.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, design not just to kill, but to adapt.
It could bend sound waves, blend into the canopy. And worse,
it was laying eggs. It was nesting. Kin Kate revealed
the truth. Then he was working for a private weapons contractor,
Red Crest. His mission wasn't containment, it was extraction. It
would follow was a nightmare. Distortus hunted them one by one,
not for food, but for control. It studied how they moved,
how they reacted. It used their own radio signals to
loop calls and lure them in ambushes. The jungle wasn't
wild anymore. It was designed. It's shaped by something that
had learned how to manipulate terrain. The girl finally spoke.
It knows us, It saw them, diet remembers faces, It
talks in the ground those eyes. Loomis believed her. He
found the nest in cavern, a web of glowing bioluminescent tunnels,
each filled with eggs already starting to crack. It wasn't
just a predator. It was a species, and it wasn't stopping,
so he stayed behind. Wele Zora and Lena fled through
a collapsing jungle. Loomis rigged geothermal events to explode, burring
the nest, the lab in himself beneath molten rock. Zora
never spoke of what she saw. She leaked the data,
exposed red crest, and disappear from public life. The girl.
Speaker 9: I just pictured the eggs totch in just a little sawsir.
Speaker 4: The fucking thing.
Speaker 3: Then the girl lives in a quiet home. Now she
still draws, but the shapes in her notepits have changed.
Doesn't draw monsters anymore. She draws ecosystems, cities taken over
by jungles, oceans crawling with silhouettes. Because while Sanctuary Delta
was sealed, something survived one thousands of miles away in
a deep sea trench and egg floating silently upward, black,
glassy and breathing inside.
Speaker 1: Is this the aretor or the end of the movie.
Speaker 3: That's just the end of the movie. The end credit
Subterranean Research Facility, Antarctica. The cold hums, even the wall
seem to breathe. The frost moved down a steril corridor,
long and narrow, pipe sis. The architecture is brutalist, built
into the iced beyond thick glass windows. Snowblows sideways. A
woman mid forties, composed calculated walks with purpose. Her black
gloves clutch a tablet displaying a live Denet sequence the
blowing helix morphing frame by frame. Doctor Ye Ling. She's
not famous, she's not supposed to be. But she's the
one who continued the work of Henry Wu.
Speaker 4: Of course, yeah, I knew again. Back to Henry.
Speaker 1: Another character that is of Asian.
Speaker 4: She's gonna have a coming to Jesus moment.
Speaker 1: Like he did. We all love doctor Woo.
Speaker 3: She passed sealed doors labeled Echlin Vault Deep Fossil Archive,
and one simply mark containment Delta, each with warning lights.
Doctor Ling enters a circular room line with monitors and
embryo tank suspended a nutrient rich fluid on the largest
display Vultura rex status, neural mapping, complete clutch viability five
six shadow moods, and the reflection on the screen. You
kept me waiting. She turns from the other side of
the room. Steps of men in his seventies a cane cane.
His face is older, weird, but I'm mistakable great girls
with her jacket under a thick winter coat. Doctor Alan Grant,
his breath fog in the coll that he surveys the monitors.
He stops in front of one tank inside a transition embryo.
I should have say in Montana, he mutters, Ling crosses
her arms. Yet you are here voluntarily? Why? Because I've
seen what happens when you people bring something back and
pretend you can put it away again. Who is it
that line grand.
Speaker 10: People in his old age people work with the dinosaur,
like the Asian woman. Let's stop for a second.
Speaker 9: The end the end credit is like just bringing this
old hero character that we loved, just making.
Speaker 1: Of super racist you people.
Speaker 3: Ling Link says, this is about bringing anything back, praying
for what's coming. Grant says what's coming? She gestures, and
a technician wordless goes like swipes across a holographic display,
and a world map appears. Red zones begin to peer
across coastlines, go st Africa, the Marianas trenched, the Galapagos,
the spread of pizza. Sure he's not connected to Daniel species.
You burn Sanctuary, Delta, you buried echelon. But the genetic
chain adapted, moved through saltwater, sediment, volcanic events, and now
it's replicating. Grant stairs. That's the bread spots. They're spreading fast.
You're telling me these things surround underwater, link says, no,
doctor Grahana, I'm telling you they were designed to the
lights dim. A low trimmer passes through the floor, and
then one monitor and audio waveform flutters clickly clicking, not static.
It's a language. Grant steps close to the street.
Speaker 1: This is the chapter chapter right now.
Speaker 3: That's echo location. But that rhythm link says it's hunting communication.
We believe it's a new APEX class high base. Coordinated
says you're building predators with networked minds. Uh, you're not
playing God anymore. You're trying to replace him. No, doctor Grant.
We're quietly trying just or we're trying to survive him.
Behind the glass. When the embros turns slowly, it's eyelid,
if you can call it. That slides open sideways and
it watches them cut to black. Okay, we're not done yet.
Somewhere off the Falkland Islands, efficiently.
Speaker 4: Rock pats to black and then comes back.
Speaker 1: Since it's got nothing on this.
Speaker 3: Fu yeah, seriously, rocks gently on a calm ocean, alone
sailor leans over the side, lightting a cigarette. When the
boat tilts sharply, he grabs something just passed beneath the hall,
silent and massive. He peers into the water and sees nothing.
Then a shape glides just below the surface, thin, long, sleeked,
Then another, and another, school dozens of them. Their eyes
glow blue, They click, and then they vanished into the dark.
Then coming soon, Jurassic Apocalypse.
Speaker 1: What was echelon to a bog ellipse? All right, you're
gonna do.
Speaker 3: The other one?
Speaker 1: Is it good?
Speaker 3: Or is it worth a sexy one? I don't know
what this entails.
Speaker 1: Is it worth it?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I didn't read it.
Speaker 1: Okay, we just don't know the characters.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Jurassic Legacy, wild desires Okay, evolution is instinct,
desire is survival. Uh Zora has been at pulse thrum
beneath her comic sterior. She stepped onto the damp dock,
the human air clinging to her skin like a second layer.
Duncan Kincaid was waiting, his dark eyes tracing the curve
of her draw with a slow, deliberate intensity. No words
were needed. Their past was a silent My.
Speaker 2: Mom just said, my mic is uh covering my face,
so she's watching.
Speaker 3: Shuts out Mom and Don. Their hands brushed as they
gathered their gear as spark leapt a subtle promise. Zora
swallowed hard, knowing this mission. The jungle enveloped them like
a living thing, alive, watchful, seductive. By nightfall, the heat
was unbearable, but so was the tension simmering among them.
Rafa called Aaron's easy smile was masked, massed a magnetic confi.
Rafa held there when he sat close to Zora camp
Their legs brushed under the thin canvas, and every glance
was a question wrapped in longing. Zora caught the flame
flicker in his eyes and felt a pullshit and felt
in years.
Speaker 1: Was that a good suggestion? Saying it's a girl's Morris
code would summon locusts from the.
Speaker 3: Henry Lumis server caught excuse me the subtle dance from
the shadows. His gaze lingered on or excuse me Jesus
on Zora's bare shoulder as she adjusted her jacket on
Rafa's cocky smirk is what, teasing comment. Duncan tossed the
teasing comment Duncan's way, and the quiet moments the miss's
fingers would unconsciously trace circles on his notebook, his mind
alive with something beyond science, the hunger he dared not name.
Speaker 1: We're going to the hour now.
Speaker 3: Then came the knights. When the jungle whispered, the creature,
the distortest Rex was no mere predator moved to the
sinuous grace that unnerved them. Its sough frequency hum was
almost melodic, a haunting call, vibrating through the underbrush, stirring
something deep inside their bones. One evening, one evening, drawn
by the creature sirens song, Lena slipped from the camp,
her bare feet silent against the earth. Zora and Rapa
found her a moonlight, clearing, eyes closed, face flushed, her
body relaxed, and a strange communion with a shadow beast
that the storms wrecks lowered its head, It's warm breath
caressing her skin like.
Speaker 9: Some interspecies speciality.
Speaker 1: Don't do it?
Speaker 3: You show me?
Speaker 4: Oh God, what do you show? Can'd be me in
the theater?
Speaker 1: She started knacking.
Speaker 2: You just have saw in the bushes, watching everything.
Speaker 3: Zora's breath hitched, watching the fragile intimacy. Rappa's hand found hers,
their fingers weaving together, silent but speaking volumes. Back at camp,
the tension exploded. Rafa pulled Zora close, the heat between
them as fierce as the jungle knight. Their lips met
with urgent hunger, soft at first, then fierce, pressing against
the heat and danger that surrounded them. Duncan watched, torn
between desire and duty, until the space between him and
Zora dissolved one midnight under the stars. Their bodies spoke
in the language of lingering touches and whispered names. Was
playing over skin as raw as the wild world around them.
Speaker 6: They never give you any like plots of no, it's
always just the character of getting it on in like
the last five minutes going in.
Speaker 3: Henry, alone with his thoughts, finally surrendered to the ache
of longing, tracing the curve of Rafa's arm when no
one was watching, savoring the secret electricity of their unspoken connection.
When betrayals shattered their fragile world, passion became survival. Zora
and Duncan moved together like flames, entwined, fighting through the
Jungles deadly embraced, Raffa and Lina's bond grew stronger. They're
silent intimacy, a shield against the terror stocking them. But
the distortest Wrecks was always watching, his glowing eyes, holding
a strange almost hip.
Speaker 4: Not just jerking it in the bush.
Speaker 1: The slider was too high.
Speaker 4: It isn't killing.
Speaker 1: Wonder, just so horny.
Speaker 3: It stocked them not just as prey, but as something
far more curious, almost drawn to their heat, their scent,
their fear, mingled with something else. Late one night, Zora
found herself face to face with the creature beneath the
silver light of the moon. Its gaze held her deep, fathomless,
and for a moment the world narrowed to breathe, heartbeat
and electric connection. The line between hunter and hunter, hunted
sorry blurred. The survivors emerged, changed, marked by desired danger.
In the Jungles, dark embraced, Lena's sketches grew wild and beautiful.
Creatures and humans intertwined, a dance of shadow and lighter.
They shared stolen knights, their connection of pulsive heat and
the cold and certainty. Loomis vanished into the mist, chasing shadows.
No one else dared follow the fuck just read off.
Speaker 4: In the mists.
Speaker 3: Beneath the earth, a new egg cracked open it's translucent shell,
revealing not just a creature, but a promise, a promise, wildness,
instinct and a desire. Okay, post credit, here we.
Speaker 1: Go, then an egg and like this is the future.
That's it?
Speaker 3: Roll cut underground lap uh dim Ammian lights pulse softly
against slick metallic walls.
Speaker 4: To me that doctor again, this is gonna be the
same doctor.
Speaker 3: The air moisture and something else, electric tension, almost like
a slow, deep part beat, and a large containment chang
chamber filled with mist or figure reclines on a sleek,
curved platform. Her skin glistens with a thin sheen of moisture,
her eyes deep dark and knowing scan the room with
a mix of curiosity and hunger. She moves with a slow,
deliberate grace, fingers trailing over the cool glass of the
tank and closing. A creature just beyond inside a hybrid
sleeks and you have scaled with subtle iridescence. It watches
her with unblinking luminous eyes, a low rumble vibrating in
its throat. A sound more felt than heard. The woman smiles,
a slow, knowing smile that speaks of secrets and surrender. Suddenly,
footsteps echo, A shadow falls over the chamber. A man
steps forward, tall, confident, his gaze locked onto the woman. Oh,
you've crossed the line again, lank. She turns slowly, the
eyes sparking diangerous light. And yet you're still here, drawn
to the edge like me, Their eyes I mean charged,
silence stretching between them, attention so thick, a kid ignite.
Speaker 4: They proceed to fuck.
Speaker 9: Oh.
Speaker 3: The man says, the world won't be ready for what
you've awakened. Neither will you. Her hand reaches out, not
for him, but toward the creature. Ling says that desire
changes everything, power, control, even fear. They all become beautiful.
The creature inside the tank that's at a soft and
not a hum, a song of ancient instincts and dark promises.
Lynk's fingers brush the glass, and the creature presses closer.
It's scaled snout nearly touching her skin. The man watches between,
we can't rebuild it, keep trying. The man watches between
fascinations of the morning. Don't lose yourself in the wild.
Speaker 4: He said, you cross the line.
Speaker 3: She smiles, wider eyes gleaming with fierce confidence. Ling says,
I've already lost the parts I needed to what remains,
something new, something alive. The chambers miss thickened, swirling around
the three figures, the woman, the man, and the creature.
As the lights dim there you go.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Wow, don't know that man is so
that was fun.
Speaker 3: It's got to be implied soccer Grant. I just didn't
want to name.
Speaker 1: It, but they said he's like tall. I thought it
was Golden. The way you were describing him sound like gold.
Speaker 4: I just assumed it was Alan Grant. A few people, yeah,
crossing that fucking line.