Why Peter Jackson Could Make A Great Jurassic Park Movie
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Peter Jackson could direct and write a great Jurassic Park or World movie if given the chance. The dinosaur scenes he made for King Kong and a lot of the adaptation work from The Lord of the Rings could make for a solid film based on the Michael Crichton source material in my opinion.
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I think he's the best director available for the job
Peter Jackson is on my favorite directors of all time. And King Kong was the best including the game.
@@MattSmearman95 I always wonder if he has plans of doing a sequel to King Kong 2005?
I agree
Since King Kong 2005, I always was interested by the idea of Peter Jackson making a Jurassic Park movie !
Yea thats true
I don't mean to bust your bubble but I don't get what King Kong has to do with this
And actually yes I did know King Kong and Jurassic Park is both by Universal
The 2005 Kong film is super underrated. I absolutely loved the island and the dinosaurs.
@@Jayden-gr6mf The 2005 King Kong movie actually features dinosaurs, and ones that were really pretty sinister looking and have a pretty detailed ecology, thus the connection to Jurassic.
I really want to see Jurassic Park portrayed like the 2 books. Imagine how intense it would be in a theater and the carnotaurus scene comes along.
Or an end credit scene of raptors eating chickens in the costa rican jungle, mirroring whats implied at the end of the JP novel.
I want to see the opening scene with the worker who was attacked by the raptor. Always haunted me as a kid.
Indeed.
Or Nedry’s death done right
@@tactikiller I want to see him ripped apart like in the book :)
Man, 2005's King Kong is living proof Jackson could kill it helming the Jurassic Franchise
@Joshua 1992 I would be very disappointed
@Joshua 1992 king kong is terrible
@@chad9166watch your mouth. That’s heresy you speak.
@Joshua 1992 Nah, I don't want to see a big hairy ape beating up on cool-looking dinosaurs!
@@chad9166 Why would you said that?
I love that you used scenes from the excellent tie-in King Kong videogame. That game was basically Trespasser but fully realized. Wished there were more ones similar to it
I remember how badly I wanted that King Kong game back in the day, but my parents said no it was too violent 😭
@@generalpiggy430 In case you own one of the current generation Xboxes, the 360 version is still backwards-compatible with it. Definitely give it a try if you can.
@Joshua 1992 Did you even watch the video?
@Joshua 1992 we must’ve watched a different video and movie from you my man
King Kong was the Jurassic 4 we never got for sure. One thing I liked about the move was guns were not entirely useless.
It is also interesting that you bring up The Lost World, which ages like fine wine when compared to the World movies. It would be interesting if instead of adapting anything from Michael Crichton he could adapt the book from Arthur Conan Doyle. I recently read it and thought Peter Jackson could do magic with this plot and setting. It needs some updating but it could be really fun.
In my opinion that makes no sense
How was King Kong even similar to Jurassic Park for one King Kong does have dinosaurs in it
But I still don't get how King Kong is the Jurassic 4
we never got
@@Jayden-gr6mf the raptors in King Kong sounded like the raptors in Jurassic Park. People being gobbled up by dinosaurs on a remote tropical island. Yeah it seems pretty much like Jurassic Park to me.
Peter Jackson + Jurassic Park = combination I didn't know I wanted
Peter Jackson did an amazing job with the dinosaurs scenes in King kong, but my favorite scene is the one with the giant insects one, i would love an Alien movie with that sense of despair.
Guillermo del Toro would be an excellent choice to direct any future movies in the Jurassic Park series.
First, del Toro is an incredibly talented and experienced filmmaker with a strong track record of success. He has directed a number of critically acclaimed and commercially successful films, including The Shape of Water, Pan's Labyrinth, and Hellboy, demonstrating his ability to tell compelling stories and create immersive and visually stunning worlds.
In addition to his technical skills and creative vision, del Toro is also a huge fan of the Jurassic Park series and has expressed a desire to direct a film in the franchise. His passion and enthusiasm for the material would no doubt translate into a powerful and heartfelt homage to the original films.
Furthermore, del Toro has a knack for blending action, horror, and drama in a way that is both thrilling and emotionally resonant. This would be a valuable asset in a Jurassic Park movie, as the franchise is known for its action-packed set pieces and intense thrills, but also has a strong emotional core centered on themes of science, ethics, and the dangers of playing God.
Came straight to the comments to suggest this! He's also knows when to bring his love for practical effects to the table and while also being able to compromise to CGI. I imagine he could tell a new artful story to contrast with the schlocky plots of JW. Not like he can't also make schlocky plots; see Pacific Rim.
You're Guillermo Del Toro, aren't you? Lol
My only fear is Del Toro would make the dinosaurs look fantastical and unrealistic. Or at the very least, change their canon appearance to something more weird looking, like the rest of his films.
While I agree with the sentiment, I don't think the Jurassic franchise would genuinely have any appeal for Del Toro. Not to say that the Jurassic Franchise is realistic, it is still more "real" than what he tends to be drawn to, story-wise. He likes the weird, the fantastical, the eldritch. That being said... the instant his name is attached to ANYTHING, I watch it. He's the reason I played Death Stranding (no regrets either). So if he ever did get drawn into the Jurassic Franchise, I would watch the crap out of it.
@@JBrotsis1 While that _is_ true, I think he usually wields enough respect for the monsters he tackles to understand "what they are about". He'd do his homework, he'd know how much effort the original movies placed into making the dinosaurs feel like real life-like animals. He might even use that creativity to re-invent the dinosaurs' visual according to the latest science while making them look like cool movie creatures, or come up with a few mutants or hybrids (seen in the books and JW) that don't... suck.
I'm a big fan of 2005 King Kong, great action scenes and creatura designs. In my opinion Peter Jackson would make a good Jurassic Park movie!
The V-Rexes in King Kong actually were terrifying, and carrying on from your recent video of making Rexy scary again, I think Jackson could achieve that. I’d love to see him take the T-Rex motorcycle chase from the Lost World novel (the most tense scene for me) and incorporate it into a JP movie.
That deleted scene from Jackson's King Kong where the mega-piranha chases the raft is like the T-Rex chasing the boat from the JP book. It's a good reference point for what he could do.
Id love a in universe documentary on how the Dino’s adapt to the modern day
His version of King Kong is not only one of my favorite movies of all time, it's in my top 5. I would definitely love to see his take on the JP franchise
Dude that would be a dream come true!
Indeed
If there is anyone. Klayton should direct the future Jurassic Park films
I agree with you
I got to say I liked Jurassic Park the Lost World I liked the first Jurassic world and Fallen Kingdom Dominion was all right and I like Jurassic Park 3
I can see that working. I'm surprised Universal hasn't contacted him for ideas.
Oh now I see what you mean
A direct novel adaption of Jurassic Park would be damn cool!
I don't remember that many big differences between the novel and the film. There's little things, like the compy/little girl scene that ended up opening JP2, Hammond's death at the end, and finding out the dinos were breeding by watching the tracker number go up, but a lot of that was either just changed to translate to screen better or cut for time. And as cool as a six hour JP miniseries would be to get every detail down from the book, I just don't think they could sufficiently outdo the original that has just aged *so* well.
The trex river scene from the JP novel would be sweet!
@@hazelbaumgartner9706 you don't remember Nedrys' death? Whaaaaaat?
Interesting. I would also like to see what James Cameron could do with the source material. I'm even okay if somebody tries to re-interpret the original books as long as they are careful and maybe make it into a miniseries or something.
Yeah, I do think it'd be interesting to see how _the legendary Peter Jackson himself_ would handle the franchise, given his prior blockbuster works. *JUST DON'T MAKE IT OVER 3 TO 4 HOURS LONG!* 😂
Btw, do you think Gareth Edwards - the director of Monsters, the 2014 Godzilla and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story - could work as a Jurassic Park director too?
Dear god I hope not, we'd get a two hour movie with five minutes of dino footage all in the dark so we could hardly see them even when they were on screen. If PJ made a 3-4 hour long Jurassic movie, I'd watch it, PROVIDED he wasn't stifled by the studios the way he was while doing the Hobbit movies. After all, King Kong was over 3 hours. Just make sure you pee beforehand and don't tank the soda.
exactly what I thought, the original movie is 120 minutes and it was enough to fascinate us all.
Keep it in the 2 hour/2 and a half hour range and you'll have a new masterpiece.
@Jurassic Hero What about Michael Dougherty - The director of Godzilla King of the Monsters 2019 , Krampus 2015 , and Trick r Treat ?
Great video On What if Peter Jackson works on the Jurassic franchise other than Colin Trevorrow and Steven Spielberg in my opinion.
If Peter Jackson could make the Jurassic franchise in a different way, it would be so much better than the movies we’ve got especially Jurassic World Dominion in my opinion, the same way he did with Lord of the Rings franchise and Peter Jackson’s King Kong from 2005 and it would be a new generation of the Jurassic franchise in my opinion.
Great work Klayton and keep it up.
Hey, _'Why not?'_ I say? Peter Jackson, IMHO, proved that he can effectively handle a story involving dinosaurs no sweat (regardless of how you may feel about "King Kong 2005's" length). I wouldn't mind seeing him in the director's chair for another "Jurassic" film (or even a live-action TV series if Universal ever decides to go that route). 👍
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I fully agree!🔥🔥
To be very honest Peter Jackson is a wonderful miracle film director who made the Lord of the Rings possible this guy deserves a spotlight to direct his own Jurassic Park movie he deserves it every quite a bit of it of every movie he has done including King Kong The Hobbit and much much more exciting movies he had did.
A legend in a business who should become the next Jurassic Park director. I give him 100% to make this movie better just like how Steven Spielberg did with all of his Motion Picture films over the years of Cinema.
Man everyone just wants a more intense Jurassic story
Nah, we want better writing and a cohesive continuity...More Crichton themes.NOT more horror-Do your own research, but Crichton did not want it to be a straight brutal horror story. His investors pushed him to it after like six re-writes.
If Peter Jackson would make his own JP films, hopefully one would be something like "One Million Years BC", which include Cavemen and Dinosaurs (and other prehistoric creatures) living in the same time period (despite the scientific inaccuracy). And another JP film about the cryptids that resemble the prehistoric creatures that are classified as extinct.
Or just something that makes sense
Dinosaurs on the mainland shouldn’t have been hard to fuck up
Dude I do Agree with you since you broke it down on what he does and now Yes I Really Would like to see Peter Jackson's!🤩
Klayton there’s a fan made King Kong prequel called “Skull island” and the director/creator of made it in complete stop motion and used designs of the velociraptors , T. rex , and spinosaurus from Jurassic park .
I have a feeling you’d like it. There’s a review video that’s has the link to the film.
The videos called BigjackFilms reviews “Eric Kesslers Skull island”.
A real suspenseful, horror type, Rated R dinosaur movie is what we need.
Carnosaur, then. LOL JK
@@jmdnelson4891 Carnosaur isn't that bad, tbh. I have the trilogy on DVD, and still enjoy watching them occasionally.
King Kong 2005 is my favorite movie ever, I could be 8 hours long and I’d still watch it. No movie for me has captured the feeling of adventure like that movie did.
I wholeheartedly agree, Peter Jackson would be a welcome addition to the production of any new Jurassic movie
King Kong (2005) by Peter Jackson is one of the greatest movies ever made.
You hit the nail on the head by saying this because he perfectly captures the atmosphere of a prehistoric world and the primal nature of the island.
The dinosaurs are done perfectly and King Kong was done better than any other media as well.
It had Andy freaking Serkis as Kong.
i thought it was one of the worse movies ever made, in the top ten worse remakes that's for sure.
@@MephProduction I respect your opinion.
I love the classic 1933 but 2005 is the GOAT for me.
@@gokubruce24 Jack Black was seriously miscast, i think that's the really killer for me, i prefeed the 70s remake instead.
Peter jackson would of been one of the directors I’d see doing a Jurassic park/world movie .
And I know it’s very unlikely and will never happen . But if possible I’d be completely up to seeing a crossover film with King Kong (2005) & Jurassic park/world , or even a Croft with the monster verse since both companies have worked together before and because of the joe devito Kong books I’ve been reading .
Also klayton how you heard that jackson original planned on releasing his king film in the 90s?
I’ve read the script online and it has a similar tone to the Indiana Jones films and it’s honestly a script I’d still love to see be used on the big screen.
I've said this before but I would like a JP origin movie with Christopher Nolan at the helm. I think his writing and directing style would fit well with canon from the books. Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy, maybe Bale with a Zimmer soundtrack? C'mon it would be epic.
Christian Bale would gain 9000lbs to fulfill his role as the T. Rex.
I would love to see a rated R Jurassic Park Trespasser film, or a rated R DinoCrysis film written and directed by Quentin Tarantino. That would be amazing. His unashamed use of violence in Django Unchained, paired the a Jurassic park film? That would be insane!
Always thought of this idea since watching King Kong 2005 and Jurassic Park: Lost World. Even LOTR too.
My secretly serious answer... Let's just give it to Quinton Tarantino. Imagine a hyper violent homage to the original with compelling characters and (most important) an understanding of how story structure works
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I think the way they could continue JP/JW is by focusing on civilian's side like a full feature film version of Battle At Big Rock
Tbh, I hope that's what future Jurassic films focus on. Random civilians with no plot armor having the deal with dinosaurs.
@@Bagelgeuse Agree. It needs to be grounded from now on imo. I would love to see a jaws-like film about mosasaurus
@@ELiN_Zap True , that would be awesome. Imagine if it has scenarios like Jaws or Jaws 2. Or have it be a thriller horror movie where a team of oil rig operators are left when the Mosasaurs attacks the boat that , they were going to leave on.
@@juliancaraveo5700 Wow! I like your ideas! This should really be done! The mosasaurus needs more moments instead of just "being there" like in JW films
There's only so much you can do with dinosaurs with and without a park
True, but as long as it's good, it's fine.
peter jackson is an absurdly talented director,and i simply love the king kong 2005 ,i would totally pleased to see a project made by him in JP
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Honestly, as much as I love Peter Jackson and many of his films, he really would direct an excellent Jurassic film, I would much prefer he directed a Dino film separate from JP. I think if he would lend his talents to an adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle‘s The Lost World.
Peter Jackson is a great choice i agree with you 100 %, I also think Jon Favrerau I think would be A great choice his work on Iron Man and Star Wars shows is amazing and so his other work
You mean 'Prehistoric Planet'?
Okay check this out. A grittier and darker Jurassic Park that's more akin to the novel and have Neil Blomkamp direct it.
Ever since reading the Jurassic Park - book, and 'seeing' it in my mind as I read it, I've been wanting a more book-accurate Jurassic Park on screen.. So many amazing scenes in the book... R-rated Jurassic park would be amazing. Movie or better yet, a series.
I wholeheartedly agree with you on Peter Jackson and Jurassic Park would be a perfect match.
I loved peter Jackson’s King Kong movie and game and he’d be perfect for a Jurassic park director.
I think he could make a great movie, but it's more based on the script that he is given to work with. The biggest issue I have had with the Jurassic movies, the sequels in particular, is the storyline and dialogue not being great. Could they find something interesting and unique without being overly complicated or preachy. If not, then it doesn't matter how talented Peter Jackson is at directing.
I genuinely wouldn't mind a remake of Jurassic Park and The Lost World produced by Peter Jackson. It's a great way to give the novels a faithful adaptation. Give me 3+ hours of Jurassic Park and i will gobble it up whole.
Great to see another video from you Klayton! Keep on the good work!
Speaking of good writing, the King Kong deluxe edition DVD has the story of Skull Island and how it disappeared into the ocean in the mid 1930/1940s. I actually thought it was real. Peter Jackson made it sound totally believable.
Imagine what he could do that with the Ingen Clean Up or before the Arcadia left Isla Sorna at the beginning in FK ( What dinosaurs did Mill's mercenaries encounter/capture before Owen and Clare arrived ) .
I think he could do a good job, he certainly has a knack for world building. My only concern would be that he would go down the LOTR & King Kong 2005 road and end up making like a 4 hour long movie filled with a fair bit of stuff that could, arguably, have been cut without impacting the story or experience much. I still think his Kong movie has the best interpretation of Skull island, as a kind of horrible, fetid house of horrors. I think he would do a great job at adapting the Lost World novel, especially when it comes to the imagery of things like the raptor nesting site, the dinosaur graveyard and the Carnotaurus workers village scene.
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My God, Dominion really broke the Jurassic spell on Klayton. It's kind of sad hearing him talk about the World movies now, he's truly disappointed.
I feel bad for him. He was always enthusiastic and positive (but still reasonable and fair) about the franchise. Not saying that he's not longer that way, just feeling like his enthusiasm for the future of the franchise is gone.
I think that Klayton and other fans of our generation just want to feel The Lost World for the first time all over again. I understand that it's the most special one in their hearts and minds, but and I don't think that's possible. Looking at the past is not the way to carry on with this story in my eyes. Just my own sentiments and thoughts.
As for the subject of this video. It would be a strange career move for Peter Jackson if he does a Jurassic sequel at this point.
It doesn't make much sense in my mind. He's amazing and I admire him a lot, but I don't see him doing something like that.
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It'd be terrible if more and more JP movies were made. The industry has churned out mediocre movie after mediocre movie with an occasional exception. If anything, Peter Jackson should probably direct an original dinosaur-themed movie. That would truly be a breath of fresh air.
I think having Peter Jackson working for the Jurassic franchise is an amazing idea. I feel as if the new Jurassic world movies were losing the reason and purpose of why the franchise was made in the first place. The point of the movies was to show a pressuring action movie for survival against dinosaurs from "a big mistake" but in the new movies the dinosaurs seem to lose their strength and power as they are now controled with mind security devices where originally they portrayed that they can't be controlled and crush over every boundary. If they decide to make another movie they should center it around isla Sorna as an action movie about when the storm hit the genetic facility there and how they released the dinosaurs which of course ends in a deadly situation.
It would also be cool to include more details of the creation of the spinosaurs and its testing within it.
Jurassic World has so much potential in this current timeline, mini series of the dinos in our land, found footage series, a Jurassic Park prequel/sequel that takes place in sorna similar to trespasser or even the original concept for JPIII with site c, there’s so much untapped potential man
Peter Jackson should work on adapting Silmarillion since he is probably the only persona that knows how to properly adapt J.R.R. Tolkien books into the movies.
For now Universal Studios should concentrate on making the remaster/remake/cgi version of "The Land Before Time".
I think I would like to see Peter Jackson do a dinosaur film that is BETTER than Jurassic Park. Something that follows a similar story line in the sense that various dinosaurs interact with humans. BUT! I REALLY want to see them portrayed as actual scientifically accurate animals. No more turning them into monsters. The REAL villians would be the humans. No excessive violence or language or even sexual content. A move that brings back the wonder of dinosaurs - as well as the very real danger they could present. But like you say, characterization and story would be CRUCIAL. But Peter is a story teller and he's conscious of those aspects you mentioned. I myself enjoyed the Kong film when it came out - minus the language.
hey klayton, speaking of jurassic related media. i have been working on a remake/ reimagining of jurassic park a webcomic series that will have elements of both the films and novels, alongside some bits from the talltell game.
I think that he could make a stellar JP adaptation. I would love a reboot of his own series- maybe an actual series!
That or an adaptation of The Original Lost World novel, which I read recently. He always seems to really pull off the time period with startling accuracy- or at least the feel of it- and to see a scene where old paleontologists with their grotesquely dated information on animals are faced with the real deal would be amazing.
Seriously, they should take the video game “The Isle” and make that into a dinosaur horror movie. Included with genetically created “Hypo” theropod species like the Hypo Rex/Giga/Spino/Carno
What about Roland Emmerich? He tried to make his own Jurassic Park movie with Godzilla 1998!
Peter Jackson's king kong along with primeval, primeval : new world, and terra nova helped filled out the primordial essence of dinosaur media when the jurassic franchise was abscent klayton fioriti what you think of all of these?
Hi I love your content love Jurassic Park/world movies
To be fair, the LOTR Trilogy had a well planed 2 year preproduction phase while on the Hobbit, Jackson had less than a year to sort things out after Del Toro left the project. While producing the first movie, the studio decided that they want it to be a trilogy instead of 2 movies and Jackson had to go to the hospital for several weeks. The Hobbit's production was a hell of a mess, and I think people give Jackson way too much shit for the movies. Yes, they're not half as good as the LOTR trilogy, but given the context of the production, he still delivered where others would have failed.
I think the only issue involving any chance that Peter Jackson could direct a Jurassic movie, is the money. Peter Jackson would definitely be good for the Jurassic franchise he would definitely help move things forward and bring the topic about world building with the dinosaurs on the mainland and bring the classic fear factor back.
It’s just that Universal isn’t so willing with the money and cost of having Peter Jackson at the helm.
I Love that you used the soundtrack from the ps1 game!
I fully support this idea.
If we don't get PJ, we need a director that is at least a PJ fan.
Maybe Klayton should do it?🤔🤔🤔
Think a restart with the films would be nice. Hopefully something more adult/novel oriented
I’ve thought about this for years. Part of me worries that Jackson’s lost his touch, or that he would bloat it like he did for King Kong, but honestly, I’d be up for it. I mean, it’s not like the franchise is in a particularly good spot right now. So, what’s there to lose?
As long as Jackson gets full creative control
I wrote a spin off that I REALLY would love you to read. As a Potawatomi native… it would hit even as a non canon… I’d send you the middle of the script…which will make you think that could be a movie in itself.
this whole video i was totally like. "Yea, you totally right Klayton."
Peter Jackson making a Jurassic Park movie, that would be soo cool.
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Peter Jackson can adapt source material really well, and is a great director. The best thing he does though is shows great respect towards the source material.
DId you not watch his 6 middle earth films? they didn't respect the source material.
those iguana like creatures are called Foetodons
Colin Trevorrow confirmed he isn’t directing the next films. I don’t know much about Peter Jackson, but I would prefer a really good scriptwriter with J.A Bayona’s directing and Scott Kreamer somehow involved in the film’s production(So that the Trex doesn’t get its ass kicked all of the time, as shown in Camp Cretaceous).
I'd love to see Peter Jackson to make a Jurassic Park movie. I agree with everything you said about his LOTR and Hobbit movies. And seen as how the original King Kong is my second favourite movie ever, of course I loved his remake. When working with people he trusts, he can make awesome movies.
I think Peter Jackson would be the best to make an R-rated Jurassic Park and the Lost World make them is close to the books as possible
I think Jurassic needs to go back to the darker jungle island setting and Peter Jackson would be perfect for the job.
I have nothing against dinosaurs on the mainland but it just wasn't handled very well in Dominion
He would do a great job just for recreating JP1! He would do a trilogy for that: Origins/ Nublar Incident/ Sorna Chaos - I would love it!
Peter Jackson’s King Kong is awesome! As a wannabe creature designer, I love this film! Peter would be perfect for a site B film. 1997’s Lost World is my favorite JP film. Also I’d like to see a Tim Burton Jurassic Park!!
What I would want the most from Peter Jackson directing a JP movie is the horror to be brought back to the dinosaurs. In King Kong he showed members of the search party dying in morbid and horrifying ways and we should see that in more JP movies like in the first movie and Lost World, we should be fearful of the dinosaurs when they do show up not always in amazement or awe of them. That goes both for herbivores and carnivores and maybe throw in a scene like in the first movie for the Ray Arnold scene they were planning where Ellie would come across his body and see how eviscerated it was after the Raptor got to him, scenes like that to show how dangerous these animals can be
I think so. He crafted beautiful monster fight scenes in his King Kong movie, had great characters. He’d be the best director for it right now.
Yes. Also film it in New Zealand. And yes I bought KKong recently and it is better than I remember.
Peter Jackson would be PERFECT for the Jurassic park franchise. The last film fell flat real hard because of they stripped down the terror effect of dinosaurs and made them comparable to animals kept in zoos who the audience should sympathise with.
PJ's King Kong was a gem of a film and it is still that rendition of Skull Island that is the most terrifying. The horrors of that island, from the dinosaurs, the overall aesthetic of the place , the bugs and all the other monsters was what sold me on this Idea.
Peter Jackson would definitely make the effort to make a Jurrassic Park/World the fans would love since he is one too. I feel that it's a bit of a bigger risk for him to direct one though BECAUSE he's such a fan.
I'd say another great prospect for the franchise would be Guillermo Del Toro for his focus on creature features, practical effects, and his work on films like Pacific Rim.
Honorable mention that would be super experimental and would never actually happen would be Michael Lantieri who does special effects for all the big block buster films including jurassic park/world. He directed the creature feature Komodo (Covered on dragon curve) and even if it's scaled down, if Lantieri had a shot I think it would work better than the juggernaut flops we've been getting so far.
I could say James Cameron could also be a good choice too (even though he said he wanted to do avatar films for the rest of his career)
but he hasn't made a good film since the early 90s
Peter Jackson directing a Jurassic Park movie would be cool and bro he can also recreate that Giant Bug pit scene from King Kong with some prehistoric insects like Meganeura, Arthropleura, Pulmonoscorpius kirktonensis, Anomalocaris or even some of the Biosyn Locusts and that would make a very cool, scary, and suspenseful scene to watch
I would like to see James Camerons take on the movie. I would love to see his take on the first book. Also I wonder if he still owns the rights to MYST? I would not be opposed to a MYST series.
I don't know how you haven't tried to contact the dudes making Jurassic park operations on dreams for the PS4. It looks incredible.
I’d say him, Shawn Levy, James Mangold, Bryce Dallas Howard, Ron Howard and Jon Faverau would all be great choices to direct a Jurassic film.
What about the Russo Brothers and Jordan Peele ?
@@juliancaraveo5700 Jordan Peele could work. Not sure about the Russo Brothers as much as I like them.
@@bhunt799 But they directed Avengers Infinity War and Avengers Endgame. Which were successful films and hyped up conclusions to the Infinity Saga.
@@juliancaraveo5700 That’s true but I don’t know if their style would work with Jurassic World.
I got a great idea for a future episode:
What if in an alternate 1993,
"Jurassic Park" was NOT made into a motion picture, but a two-part TV mini-series; based more faithfully to Michael Crichton's original novel?
Agreed! Would love to see PJ in the helm of JP!
Ok I know I’m a little late to this (a year late) but I just want to say that even though Jurassic Park film directed by Peter Jackson would be pretty awesome, I personally would like to see him direct a remake of another dinosaur movie, 1925’s The Lost World.
If he were to ever come back to making large-scale epics again then The Lost World seems to be right up his alley.
Yes I agree he could or can make another Jurassic Park movie and The Lost World Jurassic Park movie and cover everything from the books into those movies.
We NEED a Netflix series that takes place 1988-1993 on Isla Sorna about the creation of the dinos, the espionage Biosyn started to engage in, and an origin story to help explain Henry Wu going from a likable, forgettable scientist from JP1 to an egomaniac desperate for notoriety.
The King Kong game was one of the biggest PS2 games I played on repeat