'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' start looks like 'James Bond' prologue

The start of “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” will be different from what fans have seen so far. In a recent interview, director J.A. Bayona teased some details, while a new still from the movie has been released online.

There’s going to be a big action sequence at the start of the upcoming film, Bayona revealed in an interview with Empire Magazine. The director compared the scene to that of a “James Bond” prologue, which generally starts with thrilling action. The director did not elaborate on the opening sequence, though.

The sequel takes place a few years after the events in the 2015 film. It will be interesting to see what this scene will be about and who will be involved. Owen (Chris Pratt) has stopped taking an interest in dinosaurs, living far away from everything related to his past life.

The biggest action sequence in the film is right in the middle of the movie, instead of at the end. The director teased that this is the biggest he has ever been done for the franchise.

The report also teases a new still. The picture shows two characters trapped in a Gyrosphere, while a dinosaur eyes them from the outside. This appears to be one of the new hybrids that scientists at the park were developing for military use. The picture may remind fans of the franchise of the first film, in which the characters were trapped in the jeep while a Tyrannosaurus Rex escaped.

“Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” is set to be released on June 7, 2018 in Australia. Along with Pratt, other returning cast members are Bryce Dallas Howard (Claire Dearing) and BD Wong (Henry Wu).