Jurassic World 4 Title Possibly Revealed By A New Rumor

gamerant.com:

The Jurassic World 4 title might finally be confirmed by a new rumor as the next installment in the popular franchise roars toward theaters next year.

The Jurassic Worldtrilogy was a follow-up to the popular Jurassic Park films and would take fans to a seemingly successful version of the disastrous park of dinosaur clones attempted in the originals. While the first film in this new trilogy was a success, things went downhill, and the trilogy’s Jurassic World: Dominion is seen as a metaphor for the franchise’s demise. However, a new film would be announced to reinvigorate the franchise, which would start the search for a new director. While nothing concrete was revealed about the film, rumors that it was based on Escape from New York gained some traction online.

Coming back to the present, Jurassic World 4 found the perfect director in Gareth Edwards, and the rumors of the film having a vibe similar to Escape from New York have been refuted by insiders, leaving fans wanting for clues about the plot and other details. These needs might have been met, as a new rumor from a trusted source might have revealed the name of the upcoming reboot. According to the formidable Daniel Richtman via his Patreon, the upcoming Jurassic World sequel will be titled Jurassic City and is set to begin filming in July against its 2025 release date, barring any changes to the schedule.

It’s been clear since the premiere of Dominion that the next Jurassic World needs to make some drastic changes, and while there’s nothing concrete to go off of just yet, the proposed name for the upcoming reboot seems like a tentative step in the right direction. There’s no doubt going to be a flood of predictions and discussion going off the name alone, which at first glance seems to promise a change of pace in terms of the film’s setting. How this will translate from concept to execution will be interesting to see and might be a real risk coming off of what many will agree is the franchise’s all-time low