JURASSIC WORLD Timeline Explained

0:00 Long before humankind, Earth was the domain of dinosaurs. And if we aren't careful, that may soon be true again. Sure, they went extinct over 60 million years ago, but humanity has a tendency to not leave well enough alone. Like John Hammond and his business partner Benjamin Lockwood both shared a dream of bringing the giant reptiles back through cloning technology. In 1975 they founded International Genetics Technologies or Inen with that express purpose. Now to clone dinosaurs they would need dinosaur DNA. That's where the mosquitoes come in. The insects were around back then, too, and fed on dinosaur blood. And

0:45 sometimes, after biting a dinosaur, they would land on a tree and get stuck in the sap. Over time, it would harden and fossilize. If Inen could find some of those mosquitoes trapped in amber, they could extract from within them dinosaur DNA. Hammond dreamt of bringing the dinosaurs back and sharing them with the world at a park. In fact, before they even cloned their first dino, he already began construction of Jurassic Park San Diego in 1983. Though in ' 85, the project was cancelled, leaving behind an unfinished amphitheater. Instead, Hammond set his sights on something grander. An island 120 mi west of Costa Rica. Isla Nublar,

1:33 the island neighbors Isla Sorna, the location of site B, where Inen was doing much of its research, effectively the factory floor of Jurassic Park. Finally, in 1986, the breakthrough, they cloned their first dinosaur. Living among the scientists at site B was also Benjamin Lockwood's daughter, Charlotte. There, her passion for the animals and the science behind them flourished. One day, she'd become something of a scientist herself, one of Inen's best. In 1988, Hammond officially began construction of Jurassic Park on Isla Nublar and started transporting dinosaurs from site B. By 93, Dr. John Hammond is closer than

2:19 ever. Jurassic Park is on the verge of its grand opening. Just one small wrinkle. It turns out dinosaurs are dangerous. After an INEN worker is killed transporting Velociraptors, the insurance company gets spooked and investors anxious. To assuage their concerns, Ingen lawyer Donald Garo agrees to conduct a thorough on-site inspection led by experts in the field. He drafts Ian Malcolm, rockstar in the field of mathematics and chaos theory. A little too trendy for the insurance folks. They want paleontologist Alan Grant. To ensure they get him, Hammond pays the man a visit himself, drafting Allen along with his research partner and girlfriend Ellie Satler,

3:07 Paleobotonist. They are reluctant to leave their dig site until Hammond promises to fund their dig for another 3 years. With the scientists in tow, Hammond is confident things are back on track. But dinosaurs aren't the only danger that threaten this park. There is also people. One in particular, Dennis Nedri. As INEN's chief programmer, he feels underappreciated and underpaid. So, he's decided to supplement his work with a higherp paying gig, corporate espionage. He meets with a representative of Biosin, one of Inen's competitors. Dodson. You shouldn't use my name. Dodson. Dodson. We've got Dodson here.

3:52 See, nobody cares. For a hefty sum, Dennis agrees to steal viable dinosaur embryos by hiding them in a container hidden in a can of Barbol. Meanwhile, the scientists arrive at Isla Nublar. For Satler and Grant, it's a sight to behold. The fossilized bones are one thing, but bones enveloped in flesh and blood, animated by muscles and nerves, that is something else entirely. Real life dinosaurs. The scientists are in awe. Even the lawyer is convinced. We're going to make a fortune with this place. First, they meet a brachiosaurus and a herd of parasaural offices. But Hammond promises so much more. You said you've got a T-Rex. Uh-huh. Say again.

4:39 We have a T-Rex. They get a tour of the facility and an explanation of the science courtesy of Mr. DNA. They learn how a lot of the dino DNA was incomplete. How they filled in the gaps with frog DNA, chief geneticist Dr. Henry Woos idea. Under his leadership, they've also engineered every dinosaur to be female to ensure no breeding outside their lab. Dr. Malcolm, ever the believer in chaos is skeptical. Woo writes off his concern. What is he saying? That a group composed entirely of female animals will somehow breed? No, I'm I'm simply saying that life uh finds a way. Throughout the tour, awe turns to realization. What is being done

5:25 here is profound and profoundly dangerous. Hammond defends himself, but Malcolm especially won't hear it. But your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think they should. Salor and Grant are less pointed about it, but share in his skepticism. Though soon Grant is met with a force even scarier than dinosaurs, children. Ellie has always wanted them, while Allan finds them messy, noisy, and smelly. Hammond's grandkids, Lex and Tim, invited to join them for the remainder of the tour, do little to change his mind. Especially the boy, a dino super fan well read in Grant's work. Ever curious, the scientists leave their on- rails Ford Explorer tour vehicles and come upon a

6:11 sick Triceratops. Dr. Satler does the only natural thing, analyzes its droppings to see if she's eaten anything poisonous. That is one big pile of [ __ ] When a storm approaches, they get back in their vehicles to return to the visitor center. Though Satler decides to stay with the veterinarian and finish with the trike, this is when Dennis makes his move. To get the embryos and get to Biosin's guy on the boat, he'll need to get through some fences, which means shutting down some of the park's security measures, like the electric fences around the dinosaurs habitats. At least he's smart enough to leave the velociaptor fence on. Before executing his schemes, the sweaty Dennis spins a

6:58 tail. The system has to compile. Some things might go on and off for a while. Nothing to worry about. Then he gets the embryos and drives off. Once he's gone, Dr. Hammond and Chief Engineer Ray Arnold do worry. Most of the systems are down, including the one that keeps the tour vehicles moving and the ones that power most of the fences. Hammond's visitors, including his own grandchildren, are sitting ducks, and they just so happen to be stuck next to the T-Rex enclosure. Arnold tries logging into the system to turn everything back on, but Nedri's security is tight. Uhhuh. Uhuh. You didn't say the magic word, please. At the tour vehicles, the lawyers sit with Hammond's

7:43 grandchildren in one, while Grant and Malcolm sit in the other. Tim is the first one to feel it. The vibrations, impact tremors proven by concentric circles in the glass of water. Something big is coming. And then they see it. When the T-Rex roars above them, the lawyer is scared. Too scared to worry about children. So, he leaves them, running to a nearby toilet. Now, where does he think he's going? When you got to go, you got to go. The T-Rex leaves its enclosure, and Grant reminds Malcolm to remain still. Its vision is based on movement. That's when a panicked Lex moves a lot. She turns on a flashlight and draws the dinosaur's attention. It tries to feed, only stopped by the thin

8:29 pane of glass between it and the children. They're only saved thanks to the intervention of two more caring adults. First, Grant, who lights a flare to get its attention. Then, Malcolm, who follows suit. He is wounded in the T-Rex's attack while the lawyer finally proves useful for something after all, a snack. After that, Grant gets to the kids and barely survives by dangling off the side of a concrete wall with Lex holding on to him. The T-Rex knocks their car over the ledge with Tim in it. They get to the ground. Before Grant can check on Tim, he first has to reassure a traumatized Lex. He left us is all she can say again and again until Grant promises that's not what I'm going to do. But not everyone on this island has

9:17 the survivor's instinct. There's also the likes of Nedri who crashes in the rain and meets the Dilophosaurus. It spits poison in his eyes and eats him alive. Grant, meanwhile, helps Tim out of the car currently suspended by tree branches until it isn't. Then it becomes a race to reach the ground before they're crushed under a Ford Explorer. They escape and make their way into the forest, finding safety at top a tree and enjoying the view of singing Brachiosauruses. The kids get sleepy. Grant promises to stay awake and keep them safe. Elsewhere, Satler joins Hammond's game warden, Robert Mulun, in searching for them. Though they only find the injured Malcolm, then outrun

10:03 the T-Rex to bring him back to the facility where Satler finds a contemplative Hammond. The first attraction he ever built was a flea circus. But here, he wanted to build something real, something people could feel and touch. Next time he'll do it right. He won't make the same mistakes. No. Satler tells him this is still an illusion. The idea he can control this great power, he can't, and now people are dying. The next morning, Grant discovers hatched dinosaur eggs. Malcolm was right. Life found a way. The dinosaurs did find a way to breed. How? They used frog DNA to fill the gaps. Some frogs have been known to change sex in a single sex environment. That must

10:50 have happened here. Back at the facility, Hammond makes a dangerous gambit. They cannot undo Nedre's work on the computers. So, the only way to get the systems back online is to reboot them completely, which means temporarily shutting them down completely. When Arnold turns them back on, it works, but trips the circuit breakers. So, they'll have to get to the maintenance shed and turn them back on. Dr. Arnold leaves to do just that. When he doesn't come back, it's Satler and Muloon's turn to try. She gets the power back on just as Grant, Tim, and Lex finish climbing over a deactivated electric fence. Only Tim doesn't make it off before she reactivates them. There's trouble at the

11:36 shed, too, because Velociraptors are smart. Smart enough to have escaped their fence in the brief time Arnold had the power down. Once the lights come on, Satler sees them and what's left of Arnold. She escapes in part thanks to Mulun's sacrifice, keeping at least two of the Velociraptors busy. While he trains his gun on one, the other takes him out. Clever girl. At the fence, Grant quickly administers CPR and manages to give Tim back his breath. After that, they reach the visitor center. Grant briefly leaves the kids and finds Satler outside. While inside, the Velociraptors find the kids. And apparently, they've learned to open doors. But while they are smart, they

12:23 aren't that smart. One bumps his head, chasing a reflection. For a moment, the kids have the upper hand. They trap one in a freezer, and the others chase them while they join Grant and Satler, heading toward the control room. The other velociaptor almost gets them in there until Lex uses her hacking skills. She finishes the system reboot and turns on the locks. That buys them a little time, enough to escape through the ceiling by the time their dino has broken through the glass. They get to the other room where the velociaptors corner them again until the T-Rex shows up, turning those predators into prey. It chews up the velociaptors while the humans escape. Outside, Hammond and Malcolm pick them up and bring them to

13:09 an awaiting rescue chopper. On the flight out, the kids fall asleep on Allen's shoulders. Ellie notices and smiles. After the incident on Isla Nublar, Hammond's dream of Jurassic Park is well and truly dead. As for sight B, Jurassic Park's factory floor, nature takes care of that. Hurricane Clarissa wipes out the facility. Inen evacuates and the animals are released to mature on their own. That should have been impossible. They were engineered so they cannot manufacture the amino acid lysine. Unless in provides a regular supply, they should die. But life finds a way. The herbivores eat lysine rich vegetation. The carnivores eat the

13:55 herbivores and sight B Islasa becomes a place for dinosaurs to thrive. Humans and dinosaurs once separated by 65 million years of evolution. Now only by oceans, their paths are bound to cross again and less than 2 years later they do. A yacht cruise stops at the island and a little girl is attacked by some comps signnis, sometimes called copies. She survives her injuries, but the incident gives the inen board the excuse they need to push Hammond out and put his less scrupulous nephew, Peter Lello, in charge. Someone who hasn't learned the same lessons as his uncle. All he knows about dinosaurs is that people will pay a lot of money to see them. So,

14:40 he resurrects Hammond's dream and goes all the way back to the original, that unfinished amphitheater in San Diego. He can easily finish construction. As for the dinos, he commissions a team of hunters and sends them to site B with orders to capture some. Dr. John Hammond knows it's wrong and dangerous, and the medical equipment by his bedside is a reminder that his time is running out. This is his last chance at redemption. He devises a plan of his own to send his own team to Isla, not to capture dinosaurs, but to document them and share those images with the public. So far, Ingen's work has been kept secret. Sure, Malcolm has told his stories, but Inen has worked hard to discredit them,

15:26 tanking Malcolm's reputation in the process. But if Hammond can get the word out and shape public opinion toward preservation of dinosaurs, that would pressure in to back off. Hammond's team includes paleontologist Dr. Sarah Harding. He'd like to send Malcolm too, but understandably he isn't too keen on visiting another island populated by dinosaurs until he finds out Dr. Harding is going too. And in fact, she's already there because Dr. Harding is Malcolm's girlfriend. Now, Malcolm agrees to go, not for a dino photo shoot, but for a rescue mission. He meets the team, including documentarian Nick Van Owen, and warns of the dangers they're walking

16:12 into. Hammer is check cleared. I wouldn't be going on this wild goose chase. Uh, where you're going is the only place in the world where the geese chase you. On the island, he finds Harding thriving. Her prior experience studying predators has kept her safe. And this has been the opportunity of a lifetime. But a couple of complications. One, Malcolm has a daughter, Kelly, from a prior relationship, and she wants to spend more time with her dad. So, she snuck onto the boat and is here with them. Complication two, they aren't the only ones on this island. Ledllo's hunters arrive soon after them, something Hammond never told Malcolm about, but he did warn the team's documentarian, Nick Van Owen, and even gave him a plan B, sabotage. So, after

17:00 the hunters spend the day capturing dinosaurs, Owen and Harding get to work freeing them. In particular, a baby T-Rex. The head hunter, Roland, hoped to lure the big T-Rex by injuring his baby and leaving it out in the open. In fact, that's the reason Roland came, to become the world's greatest hunter by unseating the champ, the Tyrannosaurus Rex. As the freed dinos wreak havoc on the hunting camp, Owen and Harding bring the infant reptile to their trailer so they can treat his broken leg, a noble cause. But soon, Mommy and Daddy come looking for him. They hand the baby over and the T-Rexes repay the deed by ramming their trailer off a cliff. They just barely manage to survive thanks to Eddie, their

17:47 engineers's intervention. And his deed is repaid, too, by a mom and dad T-Rex who share him for dinner. With the camp's communication equipment destroyed and the trailer gone, too, both teams, documentarians and hunters, are now truly stranded and have no choice but to team up, especially with the increased danger they've put themselves in. By moving the baby to their camp, they've expanded the adults perceived territory. What was a safe zone is now a hunting ground. The only goal now is survival and getting off this island. Their best hope of that is reaching the communications center near the old operations building to call for their boat and airlift. Just a couple of problems. Getting there means heading

18:33 into Velociraptor territory. And those T-Rexes might still come after them. Though the first to die on the journey succumbs to something else entirely. Copies. Perhaps he should have been nicer to them earlier. There's no reason for it to fear man. No, it does. That night, Malcolm is the first to feel them. Impact tremors. The camp scrambles and Roland's dream comes true. A shot at bagging a T-Rex. While he goes toe-to-toe with the reptile, the others run. Some die by Tyrannosaur and others die by Velociraptors in the tall grass. When Malcolm hurts his leg, Owen runs ahead to the comm center and calls for rescue. As Malcolm, Hardy, and Kelly

19:19 make their own way, they bump into three velociaptors. They hole up in a shed where Kelly defeats one of the reptilian monsters through the power of gymnastics. The school cut you from the team and roof shingles. Finally, they join Owen at the rescue chopper where Malcolm reassures his daughter that it's over. An unwitting lie. Nothing is over because nothing has changed for CEO Robert Lello. He finds Roland sitting by his T-Rex, the one he tranked and captured. Roland is now the world's foremost hunter. So why the sullen mood? He brought a close friend with him on this voyage, another hunter named AJ. When they ran into the tall grass, all they found of AJ was his bag. Needless

20:05 to say, Roland turns down the CEO's offer of a job in San Diego. I believe I've spent enough time in the company of death. But apparently, Lello hasn't. While he travels by air with the infant T-Rex, his team loads the fully grown one onto a ship for San Diego. But like the demeanor carrying Dracula, by landfall, the ship has become a tomb. The entire crew is dead, and now a T-Rex rampages through San Diego. Malcolm and Harding think fast. They remember how it once came to them to retrieve the baby. Perhaps they can use that to lure its father out of the city. First, they find that infant locked up at the amphitheater. Then, they find the adults by following the screaming, then lure it

20:51 to the waterfront. They leave the infant, then jump into the water to safety. Lello continues a trend of poor decision-making. He doesn't follow them. He goes back to try and recapture the infant. But when the adult arrives, Daddy T-Rex feeds the CEO to his baby. Finally, Malcolm and Harding run back to the port, and she tranks the adult. Now it really is over. The T-Rex is loaded onto a ship on course back to the island, but there's no putting the genie back in the bottle. The public knows about living dinosaurs. Though Hammond reassures that public with a pledge that he will dedicate himself to the preservation and isolation of that island. These creatures require our absence to

21:38 survive, not our help. And if we could only step aside and trust in nature, life will find a way. But stepping aside, trusting in nature isn't exactly human nature. With Inen in disarray, the company is acquired by billionaire entrepreneur and CEO of Masrani Global Corporation, Simon Mazani. He is the man Dr. Hammond trusts with his dying wish. Mazani quickly gathers experts from his own company along with Dr. Henry Woo from INEN to plan a new theme park on Ela Nublar grander than any Hammond ever dreamed of. Soon the idea is born for a theme park called Jurassic World. In the

22:25 meantime, with word out on Isla Sorna after the incident in 97, the prospect of seeing real life dinosaurs is enticing. For some, enticing enough to break the law, like Ben Hildebrand, who takes his girlfriend's son Eric parasailing there just off the coast. Their hopes of seeing dinos are realized and then some. When those on the boat are killed, Ben and Eric, are forced to land on the island, where Ben is promptly killed, too, leaving the boy to survive on his own. His parents, Paul and Amanda Kirby, once aranged, now forced together by circumstance, stage a rescue. First, they try the right way, but get no help. Costa Rica calls it a no-flying zone, and the US embassy says

23:11 to accept the inevitable. Instead, they turned their sights to someone who's been there before, Dr. Alan Grant. Though, if they'd done their research, they'd know Grant was on Isla Nublar, not Sorna. And they'd know what he tells people when asked if he'd ever go to that island. No force on Earth or heaven could get me on that island. In the 8 years since his visit to Jurassic Park, much has stayed the same for Grant. He still spends his days digging up fossils. Much has changed, too. It's no longer Ellie Satler who digs with him. Now it's his protege, Billy Brennan. He is still close with her, but only as a friend. She's married to State Department employee Mark Degler. They have two kids, and she's become an author. Despite his near-death

23:58 experiences with the creature, Grant is still fascinated by dinosaurs, velociaptors in particular, based on their sophisticated resonating chambers, he theorizes they might have actually had a complex vocabulary. Maybe they were smarter than we thought, smarter than primates. In fact, if not for the events that wiped them out, maybe it would have been raptors, not humans, as the Earth's dominant species. Soon Grant will have a second chance at finding out for himself because soon he'll find out that he's a liar. There is one thing that can get him back to the island. A blank check. The Kirby's offer him all the money he could want to accompany them on a visit to Islaorna. But they are liars, too. They

24:43 don't say it's a rescue mission for their son. Instead, they tell him they just want to celebrate an anniversary. They say it's only for a flyover. And once they're on the island, Grant will find out they aren't the wealthy couple they claim to be, and that the check they wrote will most certainly bounce. On the way there, Grant meets one of his talking raptors, Alan. In a dream, in reality, they land. Grant and Billy realize they've been deceived, but too late to turn around because once they meet the Spinosaurus, they're left with half a plane, two dead mercenaries, and the Kirby's, plus their booking agent, Udeski. As for the Spinosaurus, it leaves the people alone once it finds bigger prey, a T-Rex. Now, nothing to do but head for the coast and hope they

25:30 find the Kirby's son, Eric, along the way. A prospect that seems even more remote once they find Amanda's dead boyfriend. At least, Billy helps himself to the man's parasail in case it comes in handy. He also helps himself to something else, a couple of raptor eggs. they would be worth a fortune and could fund his and Allen's dig for another 10 years. But he also knows Allan would never approve of it. So Billy keeps quiet about the eggs. Soon they come upon one of Inen's old cloning facilities and a real live raptor where Allan gets to witness its problem-solving abilities and vocalization when it calls for help. As that help arrives, they escape into a parasaurolophus and Corithosaurus herd.

26:15 Billy and the Kirby's escape into the trees. The raptors can't climb, so they try something else. Wound Odeski and leave him out to lure the humans down. When that fails, they kill him instead. That's when they spot Grant. All four reptiles surround him. He's a goner until smoke bombs and rescue from a young boy, Eric Kirby, alive after all. He brings Grant to the hideout where he's been surviving for 8 weeks. While the man catches his breath, they talk. And when he finds out the kid is a fan of his books, he only has one question. Did you read Malcolm's book? Yeah. So, I I don't know. I mean, it was kind of preachy. It seemed like the guy was kind of high on himself. After that, both

27:02 groups, Grant and Eric, Billy and Eric's parents, make their way toward the coast. Soon they reunite on either side of a fence before that Spinosaurus makes a reappearance. It chases them into another facility where Grant has a disappointing realization. Billy is no better than Inen, endangering everyone with their good intentions. He stole raptor eggs. He put a target on their backs. That's why the raptors were after them. Grant tells the kid what he thinks of him and how disappointed he is. Nevertheless, they continue on toward the coast. Along the way, they hit some fog that makes it hard to tell where they are until they spot the pteranodons and realize they're in a bird cage. When Eric is taken, that parasail finally

27:49 comes in handy. Billy flies after him and rescues the boy. Eric makes it out of the cage with Grant and his parents. Billy doesn't. After that, Grant regrets what he said to him, and he knows it wasn't true. Billy was a good man who simply made one impulsive mistake. But it's too late for all that. Best they can do now is survive. Soon they find something that might help. When the Spinosaurus ate the pilot, he also ate the satellite phone the pilot was holding. A phone that survives the dinosaur's digestive process. So they rescue it from one big pile of [ __ ] With enough juice left for one call, Grant dials Ellie Satler's number just as the Spinosaurus returns once more. In

28:34 the chaos of a storm and dinosaur attack, he manages to shout three words. The river sight be. They survive the attack, but come daybreak, the raptors come back for those eggs. They hand the eggs over, but that isn't enough. Then Grant remembers something else he packed. Back at the dig site, Billy was showing him some new technology and 3D printed him a velociraptor resonating chamber. Blowing into it creates confusion. It buys them time. Time enough for the helicopters and boats to arrive. It turns out Satler heard enough on that call and was able to send help. All the noise scares off the raptors and finally they are rescued. On the helicopter, Grant gets more good news.

29:22 They weren't the first ones the rescue party discovered. They found someone else, too. Wounded but alive. Grant's protege, Billy Brennan. A happy ending for Grant. For the dinosaurs, a new beginning. Construction of Jurassic World begins the following year. It's completed by 2004. And in 2005, the grand opening. Visitors from around the world come to Ela Nublar for a stay at Jurassic World. Two years later, humanity achieves another milestone, though this one is left out of the public eye, human cloning. The discovery is made by Charlotte Lockwood, who makes a clone of herself and carries that clone in her own womb. After the birth of her daughter clone Maisie, Charlotte

30:09 finds out she herself has a genetic disorder and will not live long, meaning the life she has just welcomed into the world will suffer a similar fate. Not if she can help it. Charlotte changes Maisy's DNA, altering every cell in her body to eradicate the disease. Charlotte won't get to live a full life, but perhaps Maisie will. That same year, Dr. Henry Woo achieves a milestone of his own, creating the world's first hybrid dinosaur. It's a mix of carnotaurus, T-Rex, Velociraptor, tree frog, and scorpion fish. But while Woo sees a marvel of science, Masani sees a monster, the Scorpius Rex is too ugly to put on display. Soon, even Woo himself

30:57 has to admit the twisted thing is a failure. Its mind is fragmented and unpredictable. One moment placid, the next extremely aggressive. Masani orders it destroyed, but Woo instead puts it in cryogenic suspension until he can determine what exactly went wrong. In 2012, after years of speculation and evidence on Raptor intelligence, Masani finally decides to research it headon and see if that intelligence could be put to use. He places the head of inen security, Vic Hoskins, in charge, to oversee Owen Grady, ex-Navy and animal behaviorist. He begins his work with infant raptors, becoming their caretaker, trainer, and alpha. He bonds

31:44 with one in particular, a raptor he names Blue. She's the beta of the group, and with her loyalty one, he has her three sisters loyalty, too. With their mutual respect, he's able to guide and command them. Though his safety is never guaranteed, by 2015, revenue at Jurassic World continues to climb, but operating costs are higher than ever. And the truth is, people just aren't impressed by dinosaurs anymore. The people demand more. So, it's been up to Dr. Henry Woo to continue his work on hybrids. Despite the failure of the Scorpius, eventually he succeeds with the Indominus Rex, a genetic mix of Tyrannosaurus Rex and, well, the rest is classified. All in

32:31 all, a beast that has never before walked this earth. And Woo's research isn't just to sell more tickets at a zoo. He's also been working closely with Hoskins, who has gone a bit outside his charter on the raptor intelligence program. Witnessing Owen's success training raptors, Hoskins has the idea that raptors could be more than theme park attractions. They could be used as weapons. They could be used to win wars. Something Owen along with his friend and assistant Barry strongly oppose. But not everyone is jaded to dinosaurs. For some, they are still a source of wonder. For some, visiting Jurassic World would be a dream come true. Like the 12-year-old Darius. He finally gets his

33:18 chance in 2015 by beating a nearly unwinable Jurassic Park VR game using his expertise and research on dinosaurs. That win earns him an invitation from Mr. DNA himself to be part of a small exclusive group of kids at the new Camp Cretaceous. The only way he could be happier is if his father came with him. But the velociaptor tooth Darius wears around his neck will have to do. The one his father left him when he passed. At the camp, he's joined by five other VIPs. He's the only one who earned the invite by winning a game. The others were invited thanks to connections. There's the rich kid, Kenji, whose dad invested in condos on Isla Nublar.

34:03 Brooklyn, the social media influencer. Sammy, whose family ranch provides beef to Jurassic World. Ben, the son of an employee at the park, and Yasmina, the track star sponsored by the park. Once they arrive, the camp does not disappoint. Ziplining over dinos, sneaking out at night, falling in the raptor pen, barely escaping with their lives. All the fun and troublemaking you'd expect, the kind that turns strangers into close friends. They even visit the research lab where they meet Dr. Henry Woo and more troublemaking. Brooklyn snoops in his office and finds classified files on the new Indominus Rex. Meanwhile, Darius and Kenji outrun a Carnotaurus after sneaking into its

34:48 enclosure. All in all, another great day. It's about day three when the counselors Dave and Roxy figure things are definitely not going well. They take the kids out in gyrospheres to observe a herd. When a storm hits, the kids almost get themselves killed rescuing a panicked Sinoseratops. So, come day four, they call Miss Claire Daring, park operations manager. She was planning to have her two nephews join the camp today, but the counselors are now thinking that's not the best idea. Further, they either need more staff or all these kids should be sent home for their own safety. With Clare's mailbox full, Dave and Roxy instead head off to see her in person, leaving the kids alone. Though Clare is

35:35 a little busy right now, welcoming to the park Mr. Mazani, CEO of Masrani Global Corporation, owner of Inen, he's here to witness the fruits of their genetic labor, the Indominus Rex. He quickly appreciates how dangerous this beast can be. So, he asks Clare to bring in Owen Grady from the Raptor Intelligence Program to have a look and see if they're missing anything. Do they need to install any other protections? It's a slightly awkward reunion. The two have been on one date and never saw each other again after some personality mismatch. A polite way of saying he showed up to the date in board shorts. At the Indominus Rex enclosure, Owen sees problems already. The animal has been raised in captivity and isolation.

36:22 Not the best recipe for a functional member of the animal kingdom. But where is the indominus? They don't see it in the enclosure. And on the wall, claw marks. It must have climbed out. Owen and another worker enter the cage. That's how it escapes. Apparently, it has camouflage abilities courtesy of some cuttlefish genes added to help withstand an accelerated growth rate. It even hides from their thermal scanner thanks to tree frog's ability to modulate their infrared output. And she is smart. Smart enough to know if she made some claw marks and hid, someone would open the door and that would be her chance to escape. She eats the employee while Owen survives by dousing himself in gasoline to mask his scent.

37:09 And now the indominous Rex is loose. As it begins a four-mile trek to the closest attraction, where plenty of warm, delicious bodies await, the Camp Cretaceous kids hear its roar, and left without adult supervision, indulge their curiosity. They make their way to a nearby observation tower just before the Indominus arrives. It's the perfect spot to witness its second helping of human as it swallows two employees. The kids escape their fate as dessert thanks to a conveniently placed zipline. The counselors aren't fairing much better. Miss Claire Daring seems too preoccupied with other things to actually see them, like trying to catch a monster. She and Owen watch the asset containment units

37:55 progress from the control room. He notices they've brought non-lethal weapons, hoping to secure their $26 million investment. Owen warns that the cost of that decision will be the lives of these men. Soon they find the tracker they've been following, which the Indominus clawed out along with a chunk of her own flesh. Now with the element of surprise, the Indominus proves Zoen right by killing most of them. Yet his words still fall on deaf ears when he tells Clare to stop trying to save the asset. It's time to use real weapons and blow the thing up. Owen storms off to the lab to better understand what the Indominus is made of, and Clare at least closes everything north of the resort to bring park visitors back in, putting

38:42 more distance between them and the incoming Indominus. As rides close, visitors get on Montreals that'll transport them to the resort, but not everyone listens. Like Claire's visiting nephews, she was supposed to spend the day with them, but instead dumped them on her assistant, Zara, whom the kids quickly ditched. Now they're on their own and not ready to end their dino sighting tour. So Zach and Gray take their gyrosphere off the designated path and into the restricted area through a gate that's been left open. It's around then Clare remembers she's responsible for two children. Cell service is bad. They can barely hear a word, so her warnings to come back don't get through. Now she has no choice but to ask him for

39:29 help, Owen Grady. And that help is desperately needed because about now the Indominus has its teeth in the gyrosphere containing her nephews. Continuing the tradition started 20 years ago by Tim and Lex. They survive only thanks to the glass between them and those teeth. The boys run until they reach a waterfall and jump into the water below, which means the Indominus is off to terrorize some other children, the ones attending the failed before it started Camp Cretaceous. They escape in a van along with Bumpy, a baby and Kylosaurus they adopted at Ben's insistence and take refuge in the place she was born, the genetics lab, where they find an adult. They're saved.

40:14 Except Eddie isn't one of the good ones. His first move is to abandon the kids and steal their van before suffering his karmic fate inside the belly of the Indominus. Then the kids get past her back into the van and make their way toward the main park. Now they're really saved, but not all is well. A simmering tension boils over. Brooklyn hasn't been able to find her phone until now, hidden in Sammy's pocket. Why? She's been harboring a secret. Before this, Sammy's family ranch ran into some trouble, so her parents borrowed money from some people who turned out to be a front for Inen rival Mantacorp. The company threatened her family. They'll lose everything unless they use Sammy to spy

41:01 on Inen through her camp invite. Her parents refused, but Sammy accepted the deal behind their back, taking it upon herself to do some corporate espionage to save the ranch. She took Brooklyn's phone because it contained evidence of her snooping, a video where she could be seen taking samples in the background. Meanwhile, Owen and Clare begin their search for her nephews and find a killing field where one Apatosaurus still clings to life. The Indominus didn't eat them. It killed for sport. As Clare and Owen comfort the dying animal, she perhaps for the first time sees them as more than assets, but as living, breathing things that want to live. On

41:46 another part of the island, her nephews discover an old storage shed, and in it, some Jeep Wranglers. They drive off in Jeep 29, the same one Hammond rode 22 years ago. Owen and Clare get there just after they've left and before they can help themselves to a jeep, the Indominus arrives. They barely manage to escape. While above them, Masani has gone in with the troops, piloting a helicopter himself and going after the Indominus. This time with real guns. He flies over Owen and Clare and past the Camp Cretaceous kids before the Indominus puts a hole in the aviary. The now freed Pteranodons take down the chopper, killing Masani in the resulting crash. The campers make their way toward the

42:32 main park using Jurassic World's river tour, treating them to the site of parasaurolifases with bioluminescence genes courtesy of Dr. Woo. Zach and Gray make their way too, outrunning pteranodons in their jeep. By the time they reach the main park, it's a feast for the flying dinos. That's when Zara pays the karmic price of babysitter negligence. She's tossed between pteranodons until the water dwelling Mosasaurus swallows the one holding her in its clutches, treating the massive thing to a meal of pteranodon with a dash of Zara. One almost gets Owen until Clare shoots it off him and they kiss. It seems the thrill of battle has reignited that romantic spark. And

43:18 finally, Clare spots her nephews. But that's just about the only good news. Back at the control room, Hoskins takes over in the wake of Masani's death, and he has some new orders. To him, the raging Indominus is an opportunity to test a new weapon, Owen's trained raptors. He announces that they will send the raptors out to capture the Indominus. Meanwhile, park visitors clear the area. By the time it's emptied out, Darius and his friends arrive in what they quickly realize is the Mosasaurus enclosure. They narrowly survive the encounter. And as the sun goes down, Brooklyn starts to forgive Sammy for stealing her phone. The girl feels bad. Their lives are on the line, and holding a grudge just starts to make

44:04 less sense. Though, they don't have much time to discuss it because that's when they hear the evacuation alarm. Fairies off the island will be leaving shortly. So they dodge a carnotaurus to board the Montreal that should take them to the evacuation point. Except the lights on the train attract pteranodons. They quickly smash the lights to go dark. And a new problem. There's a crashed train up ahead. Someone has to climb out the window to break into the control room and direct their own train onto the other track to avoid crashing. The usually cowardly Ben decides to make a change to face his fears. He climbs out the window and gets it done. His reward for saving them all. One of those pteranodons returns and grabs him.

44:51 Darius rescues him from its clutches, but can't save him from falling off the tracks. It's a long way down. They have to accept he's gone. Though they'll later learn he isn't. After falling off the train, he was grabbed by more pteranodons who proceeded to drop him again, but from a less lethal distance. For the other kids, a more pressing matter. Changing tracks sent them off in the wrong direction. They're now speeding away from the evacuation point. So, when the track dips up ahead, they do like Ben and leap from the train. Elsewhere, Owen leads his velociaptors in search for the Indominus. He isn't a fan of Hoskins deranged plan to use Velociraptors to hunt the Indominus, but

45:36 it'll happen with or without him. So Owen gives the raptors her scent and sets them loose. It works. At first, the raptors do find the Indominus. Just one problem. They never told Owen about the genes that make up the Indominus's proprietary blend. And now he learns why. The Indominus is part Raptor. It speaks their language and easily replaces Owen as the alpha. Her first orders, kill the humans. Owen escapes with Clare and the children while most of Hoskins soldiers die either by Indominus or Raptor. Though Hoskins ensures that his deal with Dr. Woo remains intact by sending him off the island with embryos to continue their

46:21 work on living weapons. Soon after that, Owen, Clare, and the kids arrive at the lab where they find Hoskins cleaning up their work, collecting what he can. He rants about nature's perfect weapons until one shows up, a velociaptor. She teaches Hoskins an old lesson. Yes, nature is powerful and it cannot be controlled. While he's devoured, the others run. Outside, they're surrounded by raptors and Owen reminds Blue that they're friends. This time when the Indominus arrives, the raptors fight her. When that isn't enough, Clare runs for reinforcements. A T-Rex, one who still wears her scars from a fight with raptors 22 years ago. Now she fights alongside them. And finally, the

47:09 Mosasaurus finishes the job, pulling the Indominus into a watery grave and proving once and for all you just can't beat the original. But the day is not yet won. There are still those Camp Cretaceous kids stranded on the island. Working together, they narrowly survive another Carnotaurus encounter and reach the south dock. A little too late. The sun has risen. The fairies have left. Families have been reunited, including Zach and Gray with their parents. Now Darius and the other campers are truly alone on an island that belongs to the dinosaurs. But the kids are survivors. Even Ben, he's woken up from his fall by an old

47:54 friend, Bumpy. At first, he's scared, but with the dinosaur's help, he finds a way. On Ela Nublar, an unbreakable bond between Boy and Dino is formed. And surviving against all odds transforms Ben. By the time his friends meet him again, he'll be confident, strong, and feel at home in the jungle among dinosaurs. Over the next year, they'll all be changed. Darius becomes a leader. Yaz gets out of her shell. Brooklyn, the influencer, finds something to fight for other than views and followers. Sammy, who betrayed her friends, earns their forgiveness, and then some, supporting the others and helping them through time and time again. Even the rich kid, Kenji, jaded by a life of overabundance,

48:42 is finally moved when he sees the watering hole. Dr. Alan Grant theorized carnivores and herbivores might have neutral ground where they coexist. It turns out he was right and it makes for a majestic sight, something that changes Kenji irrevocably. It plants the seeds for a greater purpose, one they all discover. Despite the dinosaurs often acting as obstacles or threats, they are creatures who deserve life as much as any other. And these kids on Isla Nublar decide to fight for that cause even at the cost of getting home. Like when they discover they aren't alone on the island when they spot a campfire in the distance. At first they think it's rescue. But soon they learn that Tiff and Mitch are ecoourrists here to take

49:29 pictures and Hap is their guide. At least that's what they claim. Darius, especially in search of a father figure after the loss of his own, wants to believe it. Despite all evidence to the contrary, but eventually even he has to admit it's true. Tiff and Mitch are not here to document dinosaurs. They are here to kill them. And these big game hunters are ruthless. Darius is a dino expert and he's been observing their behavior on Isla Nublar. So, Tiff and Mitch want his help tracking dinosaurs. If he provides it, they'll provide a way home. The children have to make a choice, one they'll have to make a few more times after this, too. Go home to safety or protect the dinosaurs. They

50:16 choose the latter. It's around then Ben returns, and thanks to genetic modifications by Woo that accelerate growth, Bumpy has matured to adulthood and makes for a powerful ally. Even Hap, who turns out to be less of a guide and more of a mercenary, turns on his employers when he finds out they're willing to threaten children. He even gives up his own life to save them. And in the end, the kids do stop the hunters. As for the hunters themselves, Tiff and Mitch, they turn out to be better prey than predators. With the hunters dead, the campers help themselves to their yacht, one that's in need of fuel, supplies, and repairs. But once that's all done, it should be able to get them home. In the meantime, they

51:01 have a new threat to deal with. While battling Tiff and Mitch, the campers had made their way to the backup power facility where they managed to restore power. But in their meddling, they unknowingly did something else, too. Liberated a monster, Woo's failed hybrid, the Scorpius Rex. Surviving the twisted thing takes everything they've got. One of them almost doesn't. Sammy is shot by one of its quills and is only saved when they manage to grab the antidote from Woo's lab just in time. Things only get harder from there when it turns out the tree frog DNA has granted the Scorpius ability to reproduce asexually. Now there are two of them. And now the campers have to make that choice again. They could

51:48 escape on the yacht unscathed, but Darius knows what they'd be leaving behind. So, the campers take on the monsters and with unexpected assistance from a certain blue raptor, managed to drop the visitors center on them before escaping to the yacht. But they don't get far before helicopters surround them and order them back to the docks. 6 months after the Indominus rampage through Jurassic World, Dr. Woo has brought a team back to the island with a dual purpose. One, retrieve a DNA sample of the fallen Indominus, something they do achieve with one casualty thanks to a certain scarred T-Rex and that always hungry Mosasaurus, and two, retrieve Woo's

52:34 private laptop with all his notes, from which he can continue his deranged research. The kids make it their mission to ensure that never happens. and they do accomplish that mission, but it nearly tears them apart. Woo's men take Brooklyn hostage. Kenji insists they trade the laptop back for her life, while the other kids, led by Darius, instead decide on a dangerous gambit, wiping the laptop clean before making the trade, then escaping before Woo realizes they've given him a laptop with nothing on it. The plan works. Woo leaves the island with an empty laptop, but his team did get that indominous ribbone, and that's enough for him to continue his work on hybrids. And though the camper's plan worked, it'll take

53:21 Kenji time to forgive Darius for gambling with the life of a close friend. Of course, it was all in cooperation with Brooklyn. It was a risk she was willing to take. But there's a reason Kenji is so upset. surviving together against all odds has a way of bringing people close together as friends and maybe more than that too. Kenji has fallen for Brooklyn and the risk of losing her was too much. The six of them, however, are still close friends and soon Kenji finds a way to forgive Darius. And soon they have bigger problems anyway, like that mosasaurus which wrecks their yacht, leaving them stranded on a new island. At least this one doesn't have dinosaurs, but it does have other

54:06 prehistoric animals like the saber-tooththed smileon. It also has invisible walls, killer robots, and yes, dinosaurs after all. When the kids find Dr. May Turner, they get some idea what's happening. Those invisible walls are part of a high-tech facility containing various biomes where she can research dinosaur behavior. The robots are bioootic assistance droids or brads used to monitor the island and kill unauthorized life forms. Unfortunately, all this work is top secret, so the island is kept off the grid. There is no contact with the outside world, meaning Dr. May Turner cannot call for rescue. They can only wait for the next supply

54:53 plane. And more unfortunate news when they find out who runs this facility. Manticorp, the company which blackmailed Sammy to do some corporate espionage on their behalf. May is unaware of their misdeeds and doesn't know what they're really up to on this island. She's just here to do research. But soon it becomes clear. This is another one of those times where the kids have to choose. Go home or save dinosaurs. As always, they choose the latter. It turns out the real plan for this island is to breed dinosaurs to have them fight to entertain the highest bidders. May's boss Cash is on the island, too, monitoring from his own facility, and he turns out to be ruthless, willing to

55:38 kill May or any of the kids if they get in his way. As these truths unfold, May quickly turns against him and fights alongside the campers instead. Working together, they get Darius inside Cash's facility where he gets a hold of the man's phone and calls his older brother, Brandon, just before Cash takes the phone back and hangs up. Thinking fast, Darius tells Cash he was the sole survivor of a shipwreck and makes himself useful, becoming Cash's assistant. Now, the campers and May have a man on the inside who can help stop Cash. And thanks to that phone call, Brandon now knows his brother is alive. But it'll be some time before they make it off the island. And perhaps more

56:24 importantly, they have an evil plot to foil. One even more sinister than they realized. Not only is Cash breeding dinos for entertainment, but he's also developed a chip that effectively controls their minds. It's based on a technology May developed to communicate with them by replicating various dinosaur vocalizations. But Cash has taken it much further. Now using a remote control, dinosaurs can be piloted and wielded as weapons. That's one shocking revelation. And soon another. Kenji confesses his feelings to Brooklyn, and she feels the same way. They become a couple. Though the next revelation tests the strength of those feelings because Cash's boss arrives on

57:10 the island and it turns out to be Daniel Khan, Kenji's father. At first, it seems like good news. Mr. Khan must not have been aware of Cash's nefarious deeds here. And Mr. Khan promises he'll get the campers home safely. He just needs a little time first. Of course, Kenji wants to believe it. Bad enough, he deludes himself into trusting his father. But the others, even his now girlfriend, see through the ruse. Mr. Khan is fully aware of what's happening on Manticorp's secret island, and he proves just as ruthless as Cash. Some unsaavory investors will soon arrive on the island for a demonstration of their dinosaur mind control tech. To ensure it's ready, Khan forces May to help

57:57 Cash, and he does it by threatening her. get it done or I'll hurt the kids. Khan recruits the help of his son, Kenji, too, but with him, no threats are needed. Just the slightest show of affection and respect. Kenji grew up without much of either. So, the hope of winning his father's approval is too much to turn down, even when it means turning his back on his friends. Friends who meddle with Mr. Khan's plans and ensure the demonstration for those investors goes poorly. In fact, most of them are eaten. Even Cash himself ends up raptor food. But one investor survives and her buyer is definitely interested in that tech. That buyer, Biosin, Inen's rival company, the one

58:44 that sent Lewis Dodge to conspire with Dennis Nedri all those years ago. Since then, he's moved up the ranks to become CEO. and soon he will arrive on Isla Nublar for a demonstration of Manticorp's dino control tech. In the meantime, Mr. Khan and his son head over to the island themselves to prepare. As for Kenji's old friends, they're imprisoned under the watchful eye of those killer robots. Khan finds they escape shortly after their captors leave the island. Not only that, but they disable the robots, destroy all the dino control chips, erase the chip schematics so they can't manufacture anymore, and change the system password to lock out the cons. Meanwhile, on Isla Nublar,

59:32 Dodgeson finds the trip to be a fruitful one. The tech is incredible, and he even finds that old can of Barbol, the one Nedri filled with stolen embryos over 20 years ago. Dodge is impressed enough he makes a deal. In a few weeks, Khan will deliver him control chips and some additional DNA samples. With that, Dodgson leaves the island and Kenji finally learns what makes his father happy. Money. Kenji helped with the demonstration for Dodess. He helped capture dinos for control by lending the expertise he forged on Isla Nublar. The bottom line, Kenji was imperative for securing the deal. That's why his father now gives those things Kenji never had

1:00:18 before. Affection, pride, and now Kenji sees his friends were right. His father is not a good man. That's further confirmed when he spots one of his father's recent acquisitions. Bumpy. Kenji asked him not to take the dino and his father agreed. But it was a lie. He is not a sentimental man and he won't tolerate it from his son. Further, Bumpy will make for a good hostage if Mr. Khan needs to motivate Kenji's old friends once they return to Manticorps Island. Maybe it's too late to make amends. Regardless, Kenji dedicates himself to doing what's right. First, by helping May escape so Mr. Khan can no longer force her to work on dino control tech.

1:01:05 And when he returns to the other island with his father, he officially turns on him, working instead with his friends, who are reluctant to welcome him back. Despite their differences, the friends work together. They free Bumpy, but fail at their other mission. Apparently, the control chip schematics were backed up on a flash drive. The kids tried to find it before Mr. Khan and his mercenaries, but they didn't get it done. Now, it's in Mr. Khan's hands. Except the kids changed the system password earlier. Without it, he can't get to the schematics. A minor obstacle for a man like Mr. Khan. He and his mercenary sick their mind controlled Spinosaurus on Darius. When Kenji sees his friend's

1:01:50 life under threat, he breaks. He tells his dad the password. Just like that, Khan sends the command to begin manufacturing more chips. and he starts closing loose ends like Darius. He orders a Spinosaurus to finish the job. But before the dino can eat Kenji's friend, Big Edy shows up. A T-Rex Darius has helped out on more than one occasion. Then a new problem. Alarms go off as the chip manufacturing sends the island systems into overdrive. The whole base will blow any minute and anyone left on the island will die. Mr. Khan makes a break for it. When Kenji refuses to join him, Mr. Khan goes on his own, leaving his own son behind to die with

1:02:36 the rest of Camp Cretaceous. But it was all a ruse. The kids faked the system overload and faked the alarms. All to scare Mr. Khan off and stop the manufacturer of those chips. Then more good news. That call Darius made to his older brother was not wasted. After finding out his brother was alive, Brandon found the only two people who'd believe him. The kids old camp counselors, Dave and Roxy, the three of them came to Isla Nublar and found May after Kenji helped her escape. And now they've come to Manticorps Island to rescue the surviving children who the public will soon dub the Nublar 6. It's a happy ending all around. With evidence provided by May, Mr. Khan is thrown in

1:03:24 jail. But even without a father, Kenji isn't alone. He's adopted into Darius's family and gets back together with Brooklyn. And they aren't the only couple to come out of the Nublar 6. Yas and Sammy also discover feelings for one another. And in these recent chaotic days, found time to confess them. As for Mantacorp's secret island and all the dinosaurs who reside there, Kenji keeps it open as a sanctuary where they can live freely and in peace. The same, however, cannot be said for the dinos over on East Lanublar. The dormant volcano on the island has become active. It'll soon erupt and send the dinosaurs back into extinction. Something Dr. Ian

1:04:10 Malcolm advocates for. It was never humanity's job to bring the beasts back. And now nature is course correcting. The government takes his advice, but not everyone feels the same way, like Claire Daring, who after her experience at Jurassic World founded the dinosaur protection group. Then there are others who want to save the dinosaurs for more nefarious purposes, like Eli Mills. He manages the estate of John Hammond's old business partner, Benjamin Lockwood. Lockwood hopes to save the dinosaurs and relocate them to a sanctuary. To him, this would be redemption for his and Hammond's affront to nature. And it would mean living up to Hammond's final dream to provide the creatures an

1:04:57 isolated place to live. As he said, they require our absence, not our help. Mills promises to help. He promises to get as many as he can off Isla Nublar, but he is only using Lockwood for his means and resources. In truth, Mills has reactivated the lab beneath the Lockwood estate, where Hammond and Lockwood first extracted dinosaur DNA from the Amber. Now, Mills has Woo working down there, and he's already succeeded in creating a successor to the Indominus. Using DNA extracted from that ribbone, he's created the Indoraptor. Mill's hope is to create the ultimate weapon and sell it to the top bidder. Only problem is

1:05:43 that the Indoraptor now lacks empathy and obedience. Woo has an idea how to fix that. Owen Grady once trained a raptor who had both of those traits, a raptor named Blue. If Mills could capture Blue, Woo could use her DNA to create another Indoraptor, which would recognize Blue as its mother, and it would adopt her traits. So, Mills gathers a team of hunters led by the ruthless Ken Wheatley, and sends them to Isla Nublar. Lockwood thinks Mills is sending them to rescue dinosaurs and bring them to the sanctuary. In truth, they're going to capture Blue for the new Indoraptor and grab a bunch of other dinosaurs while they're at it, so the creatures can be put up for sale at

1:06:30 auction to raise seed money. It'll be a tough job, but it would be a lot easier if they could use Jurassic World's old tracking system, which connects to chips in every dinosaur on the island. only to access that system, they need the handprint of the park's old operations manager, Claire. And to get Blue, they'll need the Raptor's old trainer, Owen. The two no longer have a personal relationship after Owen decided he wanted to live out of a van and Clare decided she didn't. But when Mills sells them a story about saving dinosaurs and saving Blue, the two bite. They join Wheatley on his operation at Isla Nublar along with Franklin and Zia, a systems analyst and paleo veterinarian from

1:07:17 Claire's dinosaur protection group. On the island, they navigate dinosaurs, lava, and guns. Because as soon as Wheatley has what he wants, Blue, he doesn't hesitate to use violence to force their cooperation. But he's forced to keep Zeia alive when Blue takes a bullet in the chaos. And as their resident paleo veterinarian, she's the only one who can save her. So Wheatly takes her on the ship when they leave the island while Owen, Clare, and Franklin sneak aboard, too. They leave as the volcano finishes its work. They watch smoke envelop the island and listen to the last bellow of a dying Brachiosaurus. As the ship filled with dinosaurs makes its way back to the Lockwood estate, Zeia saves Blue by

1:08:04 performing a dangerous T-Rex blood transfusion with Owen and Claire's help. At the estate, while Mills awaits his prize from Isla Nublar, things have not been going well at home. Lockwood's granddaughter Maisie, who happens to be a clone of his deceased daughter, Charlotte, has been snooping around and found out what Mills is really up to. She told her grandfather and now he confronts Mills himself. And he tells Mills to call the police. But Mills is so close now and has no intention of throwing it all away or putting himself in prison. So instead of the phone, he grabs the pillow. With Lockwood dead, no one will stand in Mills way, not even Clare or Owen, who are quickly captured

1:08:50 upon their arrival at the estate. With all these matters settled, the auction begins. Mills captured dinosaurs from East Lanublar are showed off to a room of nefarious investors who are especially taken with the prototype. Woo's Indoraptor trained to respond to a laser pointed at any target. Mills watches the money pile up. This night could not have gone any better. Except he's made one crucial error. He put Clare and Owen in a cell next to the hard-headed Stiggy Mollik, who makes for a good battering ram. one that responds to Owen's whistles. They break out of the cell and break into the auction, bringing it to an early end. Once the room is cleared, Wheatly sees an opportunity to add to his growing

1:09:37 dinosaur tooth collection. He's never taken one from an Indoraptor, so he tranks the creature, opens the cage, and the thing is smart. It was only playing

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