A gripping return filled with jaw-dropping dinos, emotional stakes and Spielberg-style thrills that fans won't forget.

For over three decades now, the Jurassic franchise has dwelled happily at the intersection of horror and action, but when digging into them, what stands out is how the ones that feel the least ...

The latest movie in the franchise is “Jurassic World Rebirth," now playing in theaters. If the movie becomes a box office hit ...

4) The Indominus Rex There are so many questions revolving around the Indominus Rex. To start with, it still doesn’t make sense that the park believed people would get sick of dinosaurs.

In the final scene, an Indominus rex fights a Tyrannosaurus rex, and Owen's trained velociraptors help kill the hybrid animal. At the movie's end, the park is closed down again, and the survivors ...

Jurassic World: Rebirth (2025) unveils the Distortus Rex, a new terrifying hybrid dinosaur villain. Distortus Rex features twisted limbs, exaggerated mutations, and a horror-inspired movie design.

Now, there’s a seventh film on the horizon — Jurassic World: Rebirth, set for release on July 2. With its impending arrival, ...

A dinosaur theme park now operates successfully on Isla Nublar. When a genetically modified hybrid dinosaur, the Indominus rex, escapes captivity, all hell breaks loose on the island.

Its popularity pushed Pop Mart’s Hong Kong-listed shares to a record high of HK$234 last week, after the company’s market capitalisation topped HK$300 billion (US$38 billion) the week before.

In 2015’s Jurassic World, the concept of “de-extinction” took the next step, and InGen’s gene-splicing evolved to create the company’s first genetically modified hybrid: the Indominus rex.