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Chris Pugh

21st June 2016 07:05PM

The first ‘promo poster’ for Jurassic World 2 has been shown off at the 2016 Licensing Expo in Las Vegas. Thanks to Collider News for the image. For those following the production closely, they will recognize the temporary ‘June 22nd, 2018’ logo from the date announcement which happened in July of last year. While the logo […]

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Chris Pugh

15th June 2016 06:53PM

Today The Hollywood Reporter published a fantastic interview with Steven Spielberg, Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall which talked the industry, particularly managing franchises like Jurassic Park and Star Wars. It’s a fantastic, candid piece that explores the creative processes of these amazingly talented individuals which I recommend reading in full, however below are some choice […]

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Chris Pugh

9th June 2016 08:01PM

Hey everyone, it’s Thursday and that means it’s time to look back into the prehistoric past of the Jurassic franchise! Today for #JurassicJune we have a very special exclusive throwback: the original conceptual design sketch of the Kenner Jurassic Park Carnotaurus! This sketch dates back to around 1992, and is straight from the table of […]

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Chris Pugh

8th June 2016 07:08PM

We all know the road to Jurassic World was a wild one, with Jurassic Park 4 taking many different shapes and stories over the years. Today we’ve been given another peak into just how crazy some of those ideas really were. Concept artist Carlos Huante took to his Instagram to share new unseen art of […]

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Jack

7th June 2016 12:47AM

To celebrate Jurassic June, we are happy to announce our first competition under our new name Jurassic Outpost: Win a Jurassic World poster signed by Nick Robinson and Ty Simpkins themselves, who played Zach and Gray in Jurassic World! Along with the poster, you could also win a Hasbro Tyrannosaurus Rex, Jurassic World on DVD, […]

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Jurassic Outpost

6th June 2016 07:35PM

Is the ‘cancelled’ Jurassic World video game back in development? We’ve heard yes. Before we dive into that bit, lets recap what we know about the game: Developed with Unreal Engine 4, Cryptic Studios Seattle was planning to release the game as a digital download title on Steam, Xbox Live, and Playstation Network. It was […]