In this article I cover the second official trailer released by Universal Pictures for the upcoming summer blockbuster film Jurassic World: Rebirth.
We have had to wait a a little while for more footage for the upcoming Jurassic sequel Jurassic World: Rebirth. Universal Pictures released the Alert tease on Saturday the 17th teasing a new trailer release on Tuesday. You can check that out below!
Jurassic World: Rebirth Alert Tease
The official second trailer for the film went live earlier and of course it is utterly glorious! You can check out the trailer below!
Jurassic World Rebirth Official Trailer 2
The first trailer gave a good overview of what to expect from the film. This newest trailer highlights the horror and tension we can expect in the film, heralding back to the original Jurassic Park’s tension and horror.
The film looks fantastic and I cannot wait for the film to release now. It does not seem that long ago that the film was actually first announced as being in development. Yet, here we are now two months away from the films July release.
There is a lot of palaeomedia releasing this year. To keep up with the latest dinosaur and palaeontology content you will want to explore my blog posts. Check them out below!
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I will be reviewing Jurassic World: Rebirth once it releases as I have previously for Jurassic World: Dominion. You can read my review for Jurassic World: Dominion below. It is a very exciting time to be a Jurassic fan, and I cannot wait until the film releases in a few months time.
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I have spent the past few months updating the website. If you have not visited the website for a while or before it is well worth exploring. I have made changes to all the pages on the website adding dynamic image slides, blog slides, and more scientific content. I hope you will find this overhaul beneficial to your learning and engagement experience here.
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I encourage you to explore all the pages of the website to learn more about palaeontology and prehistory. From the blog to the dinosaur profile page, there is a wealth of palaeontology content to view and read across the whole website. You can find all my science communication links at the scicomm page for easy access.
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