The most famous 2015 American Science Fiction adventure film Jurassic World's franchise is all set to produce its sequel, 'Jurassic World 2' at the box office in the year 2018. But the exciting news for the fans of 'Jurassic Park' is that they got a hint about the story in the start of production.
The hint about the movie at the start of production is that the movie story is mainly focussing on weaponizing dinosaurs, which the fans noticed through twitter.
However, there are no official sayings or reports that how the story would be for the movie but this is just a hint about the direction of the story.
'Jurassic Park' remains one of the best movies directed by Steven Spielberg to feature dinosaurs in it. After that Lost World had its best moments as well with 'Jurassic park III' releasing later.
After waiting for a proper sequel for a long time, the fans finally got 'Jurassic World' in the year 2015 which was super hit making $1.67 billion at the box office worldwide. This was was one of the highest grossing movies of the time worldwide.
Cinema Blend reported that the director for Jurassic World 2, JA Bayona hinted the movie story in the start of production for the installment through twitter image posting. The director JA Bayona posted an image on twitter showing a black and white image of three hard hats with the logo of 'Jurassic World' on it.
The hats in the image look the rough type, which might have been used before but these are the effects and designs made to them after releasing from the production room. The tweeted image can be seen via this link.
'Jurassic World 2' is still a mystery for the fans as nothing more has been revealed. Chris Patt and Bryce Dallas Howard will star in the movie.
Some other actors expected to star in 'Jurassic World 2' are Justice Smith, Rafe Spall, and Toby Jones. The producers of the movie are Frank Marshall, Belen Atienza, and Patrick Crowley. Meanwhile, some of the executive producers for the Jurassic World 2 movie are Colin Trevorrow, Thomas Tull, and Steven Spielberg.
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