Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Discussion
This must be the one they filmed (at least part of) near me.
I'm not a fan of the whole 'Jurassic' franchise really, but really keen to see the difference between the small bits they actually built for sets, and what they digitally add in post production (aside from the dinosaurs, obviously).
Optimus Prime is in it too. Although he's incognito with a grey paint job.
On an MOD training area less than a mile from my house they built sets for a grand house, with stone stairs, a grand entrance door, a gravel drive and formal garden. Also a perimeter wall and fancy gates for the above. I missed filming but apparently plenty of supercars involved in "arrival for a party" scenes. A few hundred yards away was a "loading dock" set. Plenty of lorries/jeeps/etc on set too, including a 'semi-trailer' converted to carry dinosaurs. There was, though, a LOT of green screen around the small sections of set they actually built.
Further away, on the old NGTE (jet engine development) site near Fleet there were objections from the gentrified folk in the posh houses around Fleet Pond because of night filming, with a helicopter heavily involved.
I can't say I saw much filming, but the 'Walty' security guards were very funny with their threats to "set the dogs" on people hanging around outside their self-imposed perimeter fence. All except one security dude who was from my home town, and happy to chat about what was going on (no specifics though), as well as football, and what a state the town has become since we grew up. It turned out that we'd likely played Rugby against one-another at school.
The production company were a right bunch of Prima Donnas compared with the 'Overlord' crew who filmed scenes for their D-Day/Sci-Fi/Horror movie hybrid some time later. Completely unfenced sets, friendly security guards who seemed to be there only to protect their equipment from local do-as-you-likeys. I was annoyed that I didn't have a decent camera at the time. Well actually I had no camera at all then, and I still don't have a 'decent' one.
Lots of filming around here. The location scouts seem to like it because it's MOD land and they can close it off. We've had Bond films in Farnborough Airport, the Aldershot training areas, Hawley Woods, and now-demolished barracks in Aldershot playing grim Russian blocks of flats in Quantum of Solace. Other stuff too, from Sahara, to Rush, Criminal, Transformers, and Marvel stuff, etc, locally.
I'm not a fan of the whole 'Jurassic' franchise really, but really keen to see the difference between the small bits they actually built for sets, and what they digitally add in post production (aside from the dinosaurs, obviously).
Optimus Prime is in it too. Although he's incognito with a grey paint job.
On an MOD training area less than a mile from my house they built sets for a grand house, with stone stairs, a grand entrance door, a gravel drive and formal garden. Also a perimeter wall and fancy gates for the above. I missed filming but apparently plenty of supercars involved in "arrival for a party" scenes. A few hundred yards away was a "loading dock" set. Plenty of lorries/jeeps/etc on set too, including a 'semi-trailer' converted to carry dinosaurs. There was, though, a LOT of green screen around the small sections of set they actually built.
Further away, on the old NGTE (jet engine development) site near Fleet there were objections from the gentrified folk in the posh houses around Fleet Pond because of night filming, with a helicopter heavily involved.
I can't say I saw much filming, but the 'Walty' security guards were very funny with their threats to "set the dogs" on people hanging around outside their self-imposed perimeter fence. All except one security dude who was from my home town, and happy to chat about what was going on (no specifics though), as well as football, and what a state the town has become since we grew up. It turned out that we'd likely played Rugby against one-another at school.
The production company were a right bunch of Prima Donnas compared with the 'Overlord' crew who filmed scenes for their D-Day/Sci-Fi/Horror movie hybrid some time later. Completely unfenced sets, friendly security guards who seemed to be there only to protect their equipment from local do-as-you-likeys. I was annoyed that I didn't have a decent camera at the time. Well actually I had no camera at all then, and I still don't have a 'decent' one.
Lots of filming around here. The location scouts seem to like it because it's MOD land and they can close it off. We've had Bond films in Farnborough Airport, the Aldershot training areas, Hawley Woods, and now-demolished barracks in Aldershot playing grim Russian blocks of flats in Quantum of Solace. Other stuff too, from Sahara, to Rush, Criminal, Transformers, and Marvel stuff, etc, locally.
Stuff here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62FdQCwngTs ...and not just the trailer. Quite amusing really.
Evolved said:
A franchise that has so much potential but delivers so little.
I still find the original has a certain magical charm that makes me want to watch it again from time to time. I'm not a fan of reboots but if a reboot could do to Jurassic Park what Star Trek did to the original films I'd be very excited. Jurassic World left me cold, and we all know that's not good for dinosaurs.
Looks fairly terrible but I actually didn’t mind the last one so let’s see 
https://youtu.be/vn9mMeWcgoM

https://youtu.be/vn9mMeWcgoM
p1stonhead said:
Looks fairly terrible but I actually didn’t mind the last one so let’s see 
https://youtu.be/vn9mMeWcgoM
It looks absolutely awful! Becoming more of a comedy now too!
https://youtu.be/vn9mMeWcgoM
ukaskew said:
Enjoyed the trailer, at the very least they appear to be taking it in a different direction.
Different direction?You mean trying to remove dinosaurs from an abandoned theme park island? That’s the exact plot from JP2!!
I’m a massive JP fanboy, the original is still my favourite film and I actually really enjoyed Jurassic World, that was a different direction. Unless there’s a big swerve (and I guess there might be) then this looks pretty unimaginative (with added volcano)
The trailer isn’t even very good, I think Marvel have been spoiling us.
The Moose said:
I don’t know. Looks pretty good to me.
Dinosaurs. Check
Explosions. Check
Fire. Check
Unrealistic action. Check
What’s not to like?!
I'll be watching for sure. Thought JW was great.Dinosaurs. Check
Explosions. Check
Fire. Check
Unrealistic action. Check
What’s not to like?!
I remember seeing the original Jurassic Park in the cinema back in the day, it was stunning, even in our rubbish little ABC Cinema with 3 screens.

The cinema had sold too many tickets and people were literally sat in the aisle and on the steps. Bet no one complained though, what a film.
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