Jurassic World: 10 Reasons Why It’s Such A Huge Success
5. (Almost) No Sequel Baiting
As Jurassic World continues to trample almost every box office record in sight, a sequel couldnt be more inevitable (in fact, its actually rather refreshing that Universal is still holding back on an official announcement to that effect). Nonetheless, in a movie climate where practically every movie studio is seeking to emulate Marvels success by doubling down on its biggest franchises and spinning off from them wherever possible, Jurassic Worlds almost singular focus was laudable no Jurassic Universe tease here. The Amazing Spider-Man films grossly misread audience appetites and tolerance levels by wasting valuable screen time on plot strands and setups that would never be paid off. Likewise the farcically optimistic plan for Terminator Genisys to be the first of three new films in the space of three years has, in all likelihood, been put to bed by the critical savaging and lukewarm audience reception thats greeted Alan Taylors disappointing reboot. There were no irksome announcements of a new trilogy ahead of Jurassic Worlds release and next to no concessions in its runtime as regards potential sequels; not even a mid-credits sting. True, Dr. Wus exit paved one avenue for future adventures, but that aside the films focus remained on the story it told and nothing more. As it should.
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