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Indominus Rex Featured In New Empire Magazine Jurassic World Cover and Film Images!

Indominus Rex Featured In New Empire Magazine Jurassic World Cover and Film Images!

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By GavinJurassic WorldLeave a CommentPublished: April 27, 2015

The Indominus Rex is Universal Studios and director Colin Trevorrow's attempt to bring the world of Mary Shelly's Franenstein into the late Michael Crichtons Dinosaur phenomenon Jurassic Park. While the parallels to Shelly's world famous, classical horror tale have always been present in the world of Jurassic Park, it has always been a subtle line of the narrative - not only were the Dinosaurs themselves parallels to Franensteins creature, the inevitabiity that they would breed and flourish beyond the designs and intentions of their designers and creators was also a metaphor for the creature from Shelly's classic novel. This time however Indominus Rex is a more literal intrepretation of the gothic horror tale, set within the scenario of 'What if Jurassic Park actually opened'. Lets just hope that the filmmakers dont ignore the true star of the Franchise, the T-Rex, like they did in the last instalment.

Images courtesy of Empire magazine!

 

Now that Jurassic World Rebirth has been released, check out interesting concept artwork from the film! You can also find behind-the-scenes production photos in our image gallery, here!

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Siks
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Is that the Imdominus Rex animatronic I see? She really does look creepy.I have to say that I like all of the images that I see. They're all rather intriguing. 

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These are pretty interesting, especially with the raptors.

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I know that will not be any animatronics for jurassic world except for the raptors because universal would spend a lot of money to make animatronics for every dinosaur including the indominus rex and also animatronics can't move like that because there robots

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@ Jackson 5, the Indominus Rex most likely is an animatronic, the animatronics avaiable to filmmakers toda can move quite fast and violently as shown in the following video (which is in itself 11-12 years old)...

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@Jackson 5

 

You've proved an excellent point, and just proved in itself how ILM and SWS are that Good at what they do with the Blending of CGI to Animatronics. 

 

A lot of the dinosaurs won't have they're own, But the ones that get a lot of screen time, Most likely will.

 

Don't think modern robotics that require to be powered and function on their own, Think more of an Extension of the Puppeteer with Hydraulics and the like. (A fun example is the Fight scene in JP3, A whole lot of that was Practical effects)

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Tired of waiting 13+ years for a re-hashed story dressed up with $100 million worth of CGI graphics?  Forget hoping a third-rate script fought over for 13 years, second string actors and an unknown director will satisfy your dino cravings. Available now is "Re-Creating the Cretaceous: a Tale of Survival," the story Hollywood does NOT want you to read. This tense and  tightly scripted novel projects the newest and most credible theories on the replication of dino DNA (you can forget the ludicrous idea of splicing dino & amphibian DNA and the extracting of blood from mosquitoes preserved in amber) along with many new and menacing terrestrial and aquatic creatures discovered in the last thirty years. There are no hybrids here, no velociraptors synchronously jumping through hoops of fire and no triceratops petting zoo. "Re-Creating the Cretaceous" is available worldwide and it is available mow. 

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