What Does The Movie Jurassic World Mean

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Jurassic World is a movie with excitement and thrill. In the first movie it was about how people came to visit the dinosaur and experience something amazing. Then what happened was the dinosaurs escaped and started to destroy us. At the end of the movie they were able to kill the T-rex and live on. In this movie trailer though they are on a mission to save the dinosaurs from an island that is going to blow up. So what happened was they have to go to the island and rescue most of the dinosaurs and the trailer seemed really amazing. In the trailer though they were talking about if they weren’t careful about the dinosaurs they could rule the world again. So basically what they’re saying if they weren’t careful this could be the end of humanity.

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