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Interest in Jurassic World 5 is rising in Germany, with searches climbing as one of the franchise's films airs on free TV this Sunday. The film in question earned around 1.6 billion dollars at the box office, yet critics have largely torn it apart, renewing debate over the series' quality and where a fifth instalment might take it.
- 2Scientists explore links between biology and quantum states●While Jurassic Park taught us that violence and technology are not good bedfellows, it may turn out that biology and qua
Discussion is growing around the idea that quantum-like states may play a meaningful role in living systems, overturning the cautionary picture painted by Jurassic Park about mixing nature and technology. Commenters point to potentially illuminating parallels between the living world and the quantum realm, suggesting biology and quantum phenomena could be compatible after all, though the post offers little concrete detail on the underlying research.
- 3Jurassic World Franchise May Reunite With Familiar Director▼The 'Jurassic World' Franchise May Go Back to a Familiar Director https://gizmodo.com/the-jurassic-world-franchise-may-g
Reports suggest the next installment of the Jurassic World franchise could bring back a director previously associated with the series. Details on who and for which film remain limited, but the news has drawn attention from movie fans speculating about the franchise's creative direction following recent installments.
- 4J.A. Bayona Frontrunner to Direct Jurassic World Sequel▼J.A. Bayona Leads Field to Direct ‘Jurassic World’ Sequel
Spanish filmmaker J.A. Bayona, known for The Impossible and A Monster Calls, has emerged as the leading candidate to direct the next Jurassic World sequel for Universal Pictures. The report says he tops a field of contenders for the studio's follow-up to the blockbuster dinosaur franchise, with no final deal confirmed yet.
- 5J.A. Bayona Eyed to Direct Next Jurassic World Film●Next ‘Jurassic World’ Movie Eyes J.A. Bayona to Replace Gareth Edwards as Director
The next 'Jurassic World' movie is looking to bring in J.A. Bayona as director, replacing Gareth Edwards, according to TheWrap. Bayona is no stranger to the franchise, having helmed 2018's 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom'. The move signals a change behind the camera as the dinosaur franchise prepares its next installment, though no formal deal or production timeline has been announced yet.