I-Rex

Published: Monday, March 30, 2015 - 4:56 p.m.

Last updated: Monday, March 30, 2015 - 20:30

"Jurassic World": a new trailer unveiled (VIDEO)

The studio Universal Pictures has unveiled a new teaser of "Jurassic World".The opportunity to discover, in full discharge of the park, dinosaur star of this episode, the Indominus Rex. And the least we can say is that it is not very nice.

The new star of the Dinosaur Park, I-Rex is not a tender. © YouTube Screenshot

If the first trailer of the future Jurassic Park-4, which was released in France on June 10, focused on the presentation of the park, a new teaser unveiled Monday gives pride of the first moments where everything is going to go wrong the heroes.

Indeed, this new trailer focuses on the terrifying new dinosaur that is the Indominus Rex (I-Rex), a type of genetically modified Tyrannosaurus, faster, stronger, smarter, and especially infinitely meaner . In addition to his bloodthirsty appetite, it seems that this hybrid creature takes pleasure in killing, as evidenced by the corpses of placid herbivorous dinosaurs. This terrible lizard will be central to the film's plot and promises to make a real carnage.

The teaser also introduced Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard who interpret Grady Owen respectively, an employee of the park, and Claire Dearing, a scientist responsible for the creation of mutant dinosaur. Pressure mounts lorsqu'Owen launches "Evacuate the Island!" ("Evacuate the island!") Just before a flock of pterodactyls (flying dinosaurs) will descend upon the crowd frightened the park where, really, nothing goes. In view of these images, barring unforeseen events, the weapons will talk.

To recall, the action of the film Jurassic World (due out June 10 in theaters in France), directed by Colin Trevorrow, takes place 20 years after the third film Jurassic Park. There were three films inspired by the original novel by Michael Crichton: Jurassic Park in 1993 and The Lost World: Jurassic Park in 1997, both directed by Steven Spielberg, and Jurassic Park-3, in 2001, directed by Joe Johnston.

(See below the new teaser Jurassic World):