Nightmares will surely bring parents on the edge of their seats as the newly-released Jurassic World movie trailer went viral on YouTube following a Super Bowl commercial spot.
Jurassic World has set action-packed scenes with dinosaurs running wild in the upcoming movie that "will give parents nightmares," an article on Forbes said.
Super Bowl's Jurassic World ad appears to be altered from the one shown in movie theaters. The new one shows a woman being picked up by an outlandish flying bird within the perilous Jurassic premises. Forbe's Scott Mendelson said in his report that the additional scene will give dreads on parents for their kids.
The infamous park trapped over 20,000 visitors inside its ultramodern world inhabited by diverse dangerous animals.
Amidst the fuss going on with the most-talked movie trailer this season, a multitude of Super Bowl's viewing audience took the issue to Twitter, YouTube and other social media accounts to cast their comments.
Mr. Christian @MrChriskfu said excitement waters down seeing the trailer of the movie.
However, amid the rants and raves about the graphics or lack of computerized imaging and video quality, some were able to appreciate the new film, underscoring their yearning to see the entire film on the big screen.
Meggy Blaine @meggy_blaine expressed her excitement for the movie despite the spoilers.
Lee W D @hotdesigner also felt the same excitement.
In the first Jurassic movie released in 1993, known as Jurassic Park, Steven Spielberg brought fearsome effects and scenes which made it a blockbuster hit. In that movie, paleontologists Alan Grant (played by Sam Neill) and Ellie Sattler (memorably portrayed by Laura Dern) along with mathematician Ian Malcolm (portrayed by the unforgettable Jeff Goldblum) were those selected to escape the Jurassic Park.
Jurassic World, opening in the US this June 12, Chris Patt portrays as whisperer training raptors and escaping from a beastly dinosaurs.
Alongside Pratt, Jurassic World top-bills Bryce Dallas Howard, Judy Greer and BD Wong, who returns as Dr. Wu, a character introduced in Jurassic Park. The new movie is directed by Colin Trevorrow, with Spielberg returning to the franchise as executive producer.
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