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Jurassic World: Dominion (2022)

146 min · Action, Animalhorror, Sci-Fi, action film, adventure film, biopunk, fantasy film, science fiction film, thriller film

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In a world where prehistoric creatures roam freely, a group of survivors must confront a global conspiracy involving genetic engineering.

The story

Four years after the events of Fallen Kingdom, dinosaurs and other de-extinct prehistoric animals now live alongside humans across the globe. Amidst global efforts to control these creatures, the corporation Biosyn Genetics establishes a dinosaur preserve in Italy's Dolomites. Owen Grady and Claire Dearing work to protect a young girl, Maisie Lockwood, while experts Alan Grant, Ellie Sattler, and Ian Malcolm attempt to uncover a conspiracy involving genetically engineered locusts and the exploitation of prehistoric life. As the world faces an ecological crisis, these two groups must navigate a landscape where the line between the past and present has been permanently blurred.

Full plot (contains spoilers)

Four years after the Lockwood Estate incident, dinosaurs roam the Earth, breeding exponentially. Biosyn Genetics establishes a preserve in the Dolomites, while Claire Dearing and Owen Grady secretly raise Maisie Lockwood, who possesses a unique genetic makeup. When Maisy is kidnapped by mercenaries, Owen and Claire team up with others to find her. Simultaneously, Ellie Sattler and Alan Grant discover that Biosyn has engineered a swarm of giant locusts using prehistoric DNA to control the world's food supply. The narrative converges as the groups join forces to infiltrate a dinosaur black market in Malta and eventually the Biosyn facility. Inside, they face a Giganotosaurus and a desperate struggle against Dr. Lewis Dodgson's plans. After a massive fire breaks out at the facility, the group eventually reunites and works together to stop the locusts. The film ends with the characters' lives stabilized, the locusts eradicated by a specific pathogen, and the official declaration of Biosyn Valley as an international dinosaur sanctuary.

First release year
2022
Runtime (minutes)
147
Production countries
United States
Original languages
English
Directors
Colin Trevorrow
Writers
Emily Carmichael · screenplay; Colin Trevorrow · screenplay; Derek Connolly · story; Colin Trevorrow · story
Cast and characters
Chris Pratt · Owen Grady; Bryce Dallas Howard · Claire Dearing; Sam Neill · Dr. Alan Grant; Laura Dern · Ellie Sattler; Jeff Goldblum · Dr. Ian Malcolm; DeWanda Wise · Kayla Watts; Mamoudou Athie · Ramsay Cole; Isabella Sermon · Maisie Lockwood
Genres
science fiction; action
Themes
coexistence; genetic engineering; corporate greed
Tone and mood
action-packed; suspenseful
Premise and plot tags
survival; conspiracy; sci-fi; adventure
Source material / true-story basis
Jurassic Park novels by Michael Crichton
Franchise connections
Jurassic Park
Reception
The film received generally negative reviews from critics, though the extended edition was met more positively. It was a financial success, grossing over $1 billion worldwide.
Reported review scores
PostTrak · score: 73% · scale: percentage
Production trivia
The film is the second most expensive film ever made.; It features 35 dinosaur species.; The film was shot under the working title of Arcadia.
Catalogue themes and tags

Clone, Criminal Company, Dinosaurier, Ejection Seat, Genetic Engineering, Grasshopper

Film metadata comes from the open sources listed in Credits & Contact. Catalogue details may be incomplete.

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