Steven Spielberg Wants To Reboot Jurassic Park

Steven Spielberg Wants To Reboot Jurassic Park

The director of the first two JP films is reportedly brain storming ideas for a reboot of the franchise, instead of continuing from 2001's JP3...

By PaulRom - Jun 16, 2011 05:06 AM EST
Filed Under: Jurassic Park
Source: THR


Take this with a grain of salt, but The Hollywood Reporter is reporting that Steven Spielberg - who directed the first two Jurassic Park films and produced the third - is in talks with screenwriter Mark Protosevich to think of ideas on rebooting the franchise. Recently, star Sam Neil - who played Alan Grant in the first and third films - stated that Jurassic Park 4 was dead, and this recent news of Spielberg wanting to reboot seems to add to the likelihood that the film really is dead.

Steven Spielberg has dinosaurs back on the brain lately. In addition to the impending launch of the television series Terra Nova on Fox in the fall, Spielberg has been meeting with screenwriter Mark Protosevich to kick around ideas for how to re-boot the Jurassic Park franchise.


Do you think that they should go ahead with the ever-common reboot? Or do you want to see the story continued with a fourth film? Sound off your thoughts below.

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