12 Simple Fixes That Would Have Made Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Awesome

1. Ditching Colin Trevorrow & Derek Connolly

The easiest thing this movie could've done to improve itself was not bring back writers Colin Trevorrow and Derek Connolly. They did a thoroughly mediocre job with Jurassic World, but because that movie made mad bank at the box office, Universal couldn't bring themselves to tinker with a winning formula.

Since Jurassic World hit it big, though, a number of personal embarrassments have cast doubt on Trevorrow's talent in particular: his pet project The Book of Henry was a colossal, infamous bust, and he was subsequently removed as writer-director for Star Wars Episode IX.

Trevorrow will be back to write and direct Jurassic World 3, and it's hard to have any faith whatsoever. Having a fresh, hungry writer take a stab at Fallen Kingdom would likely have resulted in a far more interesting film, and at least put it a million miles away from the sometimes embarrassingly low-effort material that Trevorrow and Connolly turned in.

The movie can keep director J. A. Bayona, though, because he did the absolute best that he could with that script.

What do you make of these fast fixes for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom? Got any of your own to add? Shout it out in the comments!