恐龍全面統治地球？《侏羅紀世界：重生 Jurassic World Rebirth》最新宣傳預告來襲
全新宣傳預告展示了本集多種充滿威脅的恐龍種類，包含一隻變種恐龍，其中包括六肢的「Distortus Rex」以及在預告片頭登場的「Mutadon」，展示了來自 InGen 最黑暗的實驗生物。
本片劇情講述《Jurassic World: Dominion》中的事件發生的五年後，地球的生態系統絕大部分的地方已被證明不再適合讓恐龍居住。倖存的恐龍只能在赤道附近孤立的環境中生存，這些地方的氣候和牠們曾經繁衍興盛的環境類似。在這個熱帶生物圈之中，有三隻體積最龐大的恐龍體內含有一種關鍵性成分，能夠用來製造一種能為人類帶來奇蹟般地回生續命功效的藥物。
本片由 Gareth Edwards 執導，1993 年原版《Jurassic World》編劇 David Koepp 回鍋撰寫劇本，主演包括 Scarlett Johansson、Jonathan Bailey、Mahershala Ali、Philippine Velge、Luna Blaise、David Iacono、Ed Skrein 等人，預計於 2025 年 7 月 2 日正式上映。
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