As Jurassic World Rebirth continues to double down on the series’ most frustrating tropes, a hidden detail reveals a major revelation about the movie.

Rebirth, for much of its runtime, remains in metaphor. It’s concerned with things that we don’t directly say but that have an effect far down the line, burdening our present and returning in our future.

Among the many different kinds of dinosaur hotspots, Thailand’s first dinosaur fossil—a sauropod femur—was discovered in 1976 at Phu Wiang

Based on the Michael Crichton novel of the same name, all of the subsequent films have been either just okay for me, or verging on terrible, with The Lost World and Jurassic Park III being in the “just okay” category, and the Jurassic World movies being in the “verging on terrible” category.

This summer’s movie season has a bumper crop of potential big-screen blockbusters for your consideration. By now, you are probably quite familiar with the “Jurassic Park” movie franchise. A Google

Rebirth, the latest installment in the Universal Pictures franchise, is releasing on digital platforms sooner than you think. The film, directed

Everyone’s used to separated parents in the Jurassic Park Universe, as it’s been baked into the story since day one. However, Jurassic World Rebirth seems to stand out from the rest of the pack, as Reuben Delgado (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) clearly mentions that the children’s mother is still in the picture.

Alexandre Desplat, the Academy Award-winning French composer who created the score for “Jurassic World: Rebirth,” got help on the new dinosaur blockbuster from none other than star Jonathan Bailey himself.

Jurassic World Rebirth has overtaken Peter Jackson's monster epic, and it is poised to draw even more in the coming weeks.