‘Jurassic World’ only hit cinemas last week, but Chris Pratt has already teased that he could be appearing in a sequel in the not-too-distant future.
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In the fourth instalment of the ‘Jurassic Park’ series, Chris takes the lead role of Owen Grady, a Velociraptor trainer, who is asked to inspect a new theme park to ahead of the opening of a new dinosaur exhibit.
We probably don’t need to add ‘spoiler alert’ when we say that things don’t exactly go to plan…
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The film has already received the thumbs up from critics, with Chris revealing a sequel could well be on the cards.
When quizzed by Entertainment Weekly about whether he’s signed on for further ‘Jurassic’ films, he joked: “I am. They have me for I think 38 movies or something.”
If that means 38 more films with scenes of Chris Pratt close-ups, or riding a motorbike, or generally existing, then we’re definitely on board.
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He also tells the magazine how being part of the ‘Jurassic Park’ film series was a dream come true for him, explaining: “[‘Jurassic Park’] was the first event movie in that way. I was 13. It started when I saw the movie trailer on TV. Like the sound of the feet thundering and the water shaking on the glass and the T-rex making the sound the T-rex makes and then ‘Jurassic Park’ by Steven Spielberg.
“I was like, ‘Oh my God I have to see that!’ I saw it on opening weekend twice. It just captured my imagination and swept me up. I was one of the kids who in that generation who saw that movie.”
However, while ‘Jurassic World’ may have put a smile on critics’ faces, real-life paleontologists are less enthused about what they deem to be several inaccuracies in the new film.
