Jurassic World Rebirth

The story unfolds in the current era, several years after dinosaurs were reintroduced into the environment. It reflects modern scientific and military interests, with advanced technology and ethical dilemmas surrounding de-extinction and genetic manipulation. The timeframe is contemporary, with characters facing the consequences of recent technological developments in genetics.

Ile Saint-Hubert is a secluded island that serves as the central location for the dinosaur experiments and encounters in the movie. Paramaribo is the capital of Suriname, featuring lush rainforest and colonial architecture, serving as the starting point for the mission. The Atlantic Ocean surrounds the island, representing the vast, dangerous waters where the characters face numerous threats from prehistoric creatures.

🧬 Genetics & Ethics

The film explores themes of genetic engineering, the morality of reviving extinct species, and the unintended consequences of scientific experimentation. The characters grapple with whether it's right to manipulate nature for human benefit, highlighting the ethical dilemmas that accompany technological advancements.

🌊 Survival & Nature's Power

The story emphasizes mankind's struggle to survive against nature's primordial forces, represented by the dinosaurs and the destructive environments. It illustrates how nature's power can overwhelm human efforts, especially when ethical boundaries are crossed, leading to chaos and danger.

👪 Family & Humanity

Centered around the Delgado family, the film examines familial bonds, trust, and human resilience amid chaos. It highlights the importance of protecting loved ones and the human spirit in the face of overwhelming threats posed by the dinosaurs and the environment.