Colin Trevorrow, the director responsible for the first Jurassic Park reboot, has again, taken to twitter to provide fans with another tantalising image of the upcoming film; Jurassic World. The picture was released along with a caption that simply says "Autumn" - hardly takes a brain surgeon to work out why it's labelled as such. Clearly, the main object of interest in the photograph is disused-looking road sign covered in foliage. The font of what appears to say "East Dock" is strongly reminiscent of the one used in the first film, leading us to believe that we may be revisiting the original park from the first film. Details on the film's narrative are scarce at the moment, but we do know that Jurassic Park sees the realisation of Hammond's dream of a successful park in the first film flop, so perhaps it's built on the grounds of the original one?
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The picture was released along with a caption that simply says "Autumn" - hardly takes a brain surgeon to work out why it's labelled as such. Clearly, the main object of interest in the photograph is disused-looking road sign covered in foliage. The font of what appears to say "East Dock" is strongly reminiscent of the one used in the first film, leading us to believe that we may be revisiting the original park from the first film. Details on the film's narrative are scarce at the moment, but we do know that Jurassic Park sees the realisation of Hammond's dream of a successful park in the first film flop, so perhaps it's built on the grounds of the original one?