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Trailer out: Mutant dinosaur and Chris Pratt make Jurassic World interesting
Jurassic Park fans rejoice! The dinosaur theme park that John Hammond had once imagined is a reality in the next Jurassic Park film -- Jurassic World.

Jurassic Park fans rejoice! The dinosaur theme park that John Hammond had once imagined is a reality in the next Jurassic Park film -- Jurassic World. The global trailer of Jurassic World released today and it gives us a glimpse of mutant dinosaur running loose on the theme island with many helpless people stuck there. Click here to watch the trailer:Yes, we know, that very intelligent animal looks scary. But spare a moment to feast your eyes with glimpses of Chris Pratt, who is looking adorable as ever. Pratt plays the role of Velociraptor trainer and he does it in the classic horse whisperer style. No, he doesn't go and whisper in the ears of dinosaurs, but he can control them with his hand gestures and if the trailer is any indication, there is a bunch of dinos who will help him take on that scary mutant creature later in the film.[caption id="attachment_2207884" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Courtesy: Facebook, Jurassic World page.[/caption]The mutant dino, also known as Indominus rex has been made from the DNA of Giganotosaurus, Rugops, Majungasaurus, and Carnotaurus and loves to kill other dinosaurs for sports. He is obviously smart and has great communication skills. In short, he is the most perfect villain one can hope for and the trailer does promise several good chases and edgy action sequences.Directed by Colin Trevorrow this movie is a bit more violent than the initial two instalments directed by Steven Spielberg himself. Much like its prequels, the special effects of this film seems top notch and the storyline promises a gripping film.Jurassic World will hit theaters on 12 June.
Courtesy: Facebook, Jurassic World page.[/caption]The mutant dino, also known as Indominus rex has been made from the DNA of Giganotosaurus, Rugops, Majungasaurus, and Carnotaurus and loves to kill other dinosaurs for sports. He is obviously smart and has great communication skills. In short, he is the most perfect villain one can hope for and the trailer does promise several good chases and edgy action sequences.Directed by Colin Trevorrow this movie is a bit more violent than the initial two instalments directed by Steven Spielberg himself. Much like its prequels, the special effects of this film seems top notch and the storyline promises a gripping film.Jurassic World will hit theaters on 12 June.First Published:Apr 23, 2015, 11:29:34 IST
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