Jurassic World Dominion

Hey! Swing it in! Get it on the deck!

Let it go!

Hold on! Hold on!

Dinosaurs are in our world.

And with every confrontation, we learn more about this frightening new reality.

How did we get here?

Oh, my God.

It's been three decades since the deadly events at Jurassic Park,

and we've yet to find a way for these animals to live safely among us.

After the devastating eruption of Isla Nublar's long-dormant volcano,

those who survived were transported to the mainland.

Many of the larger predators were captured,

but the remaining creatures scattered here,

in Big Rock National Park.

While most remained in the wild, those who made their way to civilization

struggled to adapt to unfamiliar conditions.

Local authorities have warned the animals are unpredictable,

and when hungry, extremely violent.

As the dinosaurs spread across borders, a global black market has risen.

- They're not ours. - Go on, you sad, pathetic loser!

To combat the growing threat of illegal poachers,

the US Congress awarded sole collection rights

to the global giant Biosyn Genetics.

At Biosyn, we're dedicated to the idea

that dinosaurs can teach us more about ourselves.

CEO Lewis Dodgson has created a sanctuary in Italy's Dolomite Mountains,

where he hopes to study the dinosaurs' ancient immune systems

for unique pharmaceutical properties.

While Biosyn believes we can handle genetic power responsibly,

the public remains skeptical.

Some note these govemment contracts have led to massive spikes in Biosyn's profits.

And rumors persist of a human clone who mysteriously disappeared,

leading to a worldwide search.

Some believe she's genetically identical to Charlotte Lockwood,

deceased daughter of Jurassic Park co-founder, Benjamin Lockwood.

Now that we brought these animals back from extinction,

can we face the consequences?

Are we responsible for them,

or should they be left to fend for themselves?

As we adapt to an ever-changing world,

we must find answers to these questions,

for their safety as well as for our own.

We are inside the illegal breeding facility.

The juveniles are kept in cages to keep costs down.

It's medieval.

Claire.

Why do you think he's separated from the rest?

I don't think he's gonna make it.

No. What are you doing? We could report this.

The DFW takes days to investigate.

We can save this one now.

It's okay. It's okay, buddy.

Okay. Here we go.

Nope. No!

- Lift. - Okay.

- Support the head. - Yeah.

Okay. Yeah.

- Hurry up! - Check the right side.

- With me. - Go, go, go.

Okay, come on. Come on, let's go.

- Hold on! - To what?

Shit.

Claire, we're gonna get shot!

- No! Claire! No, no, Claire! - Oh, God.

Oh, shit.

Everybody good?

- No! - No!

Okay. Okay, so I think we get this one to the DFW,

and then we hit them again.

Yeah. Yeah, you saw that breeding ground, right?

We're done.

I got a call last week.

It's a real job, something I can do to effectively change things.

- I gotta take it. - They need us.

Are you saving these dinosaurs because they need us,

or are you saving them to absolve yourself?

- Claire. - I mean, this is crazy.

Claire,

you're doing the right thing.

But thisy... this isn't the way to go about it anymore.

Honestly, you need someone who's good at being shot at.

Aren't you and Owen still, like, a weird thing?

- It's not that weird. - He didn't mean weird.

No.

He meant, like, surprising.

Let's bring 'em home!

No.

Okay, come here.

Okay.

Hey, hey.

We're gonna get you someplace safe.

Hey.

There you go.

There you go.

Yeah.

Holy crap.

Look at this.

What in the world, man?

So, the dinosaurs...

Hey.

Where you been?

Nowhere. What are you burning?

Oh, nothing. Just some old blankets.

You sure you didn't go past the bridge?

That's the look you give me when you think I'm lying.

- Well, are you? - No.

Maisie, you're literally looking everywhere but here.

I said I didn't go past the bridge.

Maisie,

can we start over?

I know, Claire. There are people out there who'll do anything to find me.

I'm not angry.

- That means you don't have to be angry. - I'm not angry.

- I can take care of myself. - Hey.

It's okay for us to depend on each other. That's what people do.

How would I know what people do?

The only people I've spoken to in the past four years are you both.

Besides, I'm not even a real person anyway.

- What? - I was made from someone else.

I'm not me.

You are the only you who ever was.

What?

- No. - Was that, like, really corny?

It was so corny.

- Can we keep that between us? - Can't promise that.

- Hey, kid. - Hello.

Sorry I'm late.

You smell like horses.

Oh, you like that, do ya?

I do. Yeah.

Okay.

I'm gonna make dinner.

Everything okay?

She went into town again.

Ah, this kid. Did you talk to her?

I tried.

I'll talk to her.

Hey. Cut away from yourself.

- Stone-cold. - Right?

- I would not mess with her. - No way.

Listen. We should probably talk about you going into town.

I don't...

I don't think you understand how bad it is being trapped here.

You're not trapped here. We just don't trust people.

No, you just don't trust me.

And then you expect me to trust you.

- Why can't I have any freedom? - Because you can't.

That went great.

What is happening?

- She's 14. - Yeah.

You remember what that was like.

I do.

We can't keep her here forever.

If we don't figure this out, she's gonna go a lot farther than the bridge.

If they find her, we're never gonna see her again.

We gotta protect her. That's our job. That's what we're gonna do.

Protect her how?

By locking her inside?

She's got questions.

You know? Questions we can't answer.

She wants to know who she is.

Who Charlotte Lockwood was.

Tracked Grady to his house.

You were right. Raptor's got a juvenile.

But listen, there's something else.

I found that girl you've been after.

Here you go.

Thanks for coming.

Wasn't sure who to call.

Fish and Wildlife didn't even want to see it if it wasn't a dinosaur.

Yeah, well, they get all the attention.

You guys want to vary the sampling plots

a hundred yards each?

These your students?

Yeah. We've been looking into the impact of industrial farming on the environment.

So, this is right up our alley.

They hit 60 fields in the county.

You seen anything like this before?

No. Not like this.

They've been leaving degraded fields all across the Midwest.

First these big companies try to kill off all the insects, now this.

Is that your land?

That's the Bennetts' corn. The locusts didn't eat that.

You plant the same seed as the Bennetts?

No.

We're independent.

They use Biosyn seed.

Yeah, I bet they do.

You say you caught a live one?

- Hey, Madeline? - Yeah?

We just gotta clean out this little cylinder.

Okay. Let her down slow.

- Got it? - Yeah.

Easy.

Let's start padding that other side.

Just about there. I'm on it.

Why do we dig?

Because paleontology is science, and science is about the truth.

And there is truth in these rocks.

Grant!