THE BIGGEST MISTAKE IN JURASSIC WORLD REBIRTH!

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Brief Summary

This video discusses a significant error in the opening sequence of "Jurassic World Rebirth" concerning the timeline presented on screen. The text states, "It's been 32 years since dinosaurs returned," which contradicts established canon. The video breaks down the timeline discrepancies, comparing them to known dates from previous movies and supplementary materials. The speaker urges viewers not to take the opening text seriously and hopes Universal will correct it before the digital release.

  • The opening text in "Jurassic World Rebirth" incorrectly states that it has been 32 years since dinosaurs returned.
  • This statement clashes with established canon, which places the return of dinosaurs in 1986.
  • The video highlights the confusion this error has caused among fans and suggests the text should be disregarded.

Intro

The video addresses a major error in the opening sequence of "Jurassic World Rebirth" that has sparked considerable discussion online. The speaker, having watched the movie multiple times, feels compelled to discuss this issue, which involves a specific piece of text displayed at the beginning of the film that creates significant timeline inconsistencies. The video aims to explain why this error is problematic and hopes for a correction in the digital release.

The Timeline Error

The core issue lies in the text that appears on screen, stating, "It's been 32 years since dinosaurs returned." This statement is factually incorrect based on established Jurassic Park canon. The speaker explains that while the prologue of "Jurassic World Rebirth" is set 17 years prior, the main events occur five years after "Jurassic World Dominion," placing it in the summer of 2028. The text also indicates "present day," implying 2025, which is inconsistent with the established timeline. The return of dinosaurs is canonically set in 1986 with the Microceratus, as shown in the Masrani Global website and "Jurassic World Dominion." Calculating 32 years from 1986 leads to 2018, the year of "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom," further compounding the confusion.

Analyzing the Discrepancies

The speaker continues to break down the timeline discrepancies, noting that 32 years from 2025 or 2028 does not align with 1986. They suggest that the "32 years" might be a reference to the release of the original "Jurassic Park" movie in 1993, but even this doesn't align with the canonical timeline of when dinosaurs became publicly known (1997, after the San Diego incident in "The Lost World: Jurassic Park"). The speaker expresses frustration that this error has caused widespread confusion and believes the text was intended to place the movie in 2025 for the viewer's understanding but was executed poorly.

Comparison and Conclusion

The speaker compares this error to a similar issue in "Spider-Man: Homecoming," where an incorrect timeline reference has long annoyed fans. They emphasize that the text in "Jurassic World Rebirth" is canonically wrong and should be disregarded. The speaker hopes Universal will correct the error before the digital release on August 5th. They believe the mistake doesn't contribute positively to the Jurassic Park canon and encourages viewers to share their confusion in the comments.

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0:00 So, I have just come back from my 11th viewing of Jurassic World Rebirth. And whilst my opinion of the movie is starting to get a little bit better once I can explain things, such as yesterday's video about The Mosasaurus, there are still some things that really really irk me. And I think I have to get it off my chest because it's so funny. Just before I went into watching the the movie for again for the 11th time, which is crazy to even say, I was seeing some discourse on on Twitter and in my personal chat and my personal life about something so specific at the start of the movie and I thought it's so ironic because I've been meaning to make a video on this for such such a long time. So, after seeing all of this discussion on Twitter and then going straight into the movie and literally watching it just a few minutes later, I had a lot to to to think about. So today we're going to

0:45 talk about that opening sequence of Jurassic World Rebirth and discuss why there are problems there and why it actually is a big problem. I'm sure you guys already know what we're going to talk about. So we're just going to get into this video, so be sure you're subscribed to the channel for your daily dose of Jurassic content. Be sure to get your Rebirth inspired merchandise via the link in the description and leave a like on the video if you enjoy at any given moment. But for now, let's get into the biggest error in Jurassic World Rebirth. So, Jurassic World Rebirth certainly had a few recons when you first viewed the movie, but what I've discovered is that the more you view it, the more you start to explain these things. Sure, technically they could be considered head cannon reasons, but using the logic of the established law, we've been able to work out some things so far, and

1:31 we'll go into a deeper video sometime later this week. I've got a lot of traveling to do this week, so do forgive me. But later this week, we'll discuss the reccons and try our very best to explain all of them. But in today's video, this retcon is it's inexplainable. It's so hard to even try to come up with an idea of what they actually meant. And we're talking about the text that appears on screen to kind of establish where this movie takes place in the timeline. And it just messes things up. And I really do hope that for the digital release, which is coming in less than a month, by the way, that they are able to correct it and edit it as it does release. Of course, we are talking about that quote where it says, "It's been 32 years since dinosaurs returned." Now, straight up, uh, it it's wrong. It's straight up just

2:17 wrong. I don't think that we should be taking this text on screen as canonical because I've seen so many people be so confused by that. So, let me try to explain this. So, firstly, the opening prologue of Jurassic World Rebirth takes place 17 years earlier. But throughout the whole movie of Jurassic World Rebirth, we do not get a definitive time as to when this takes place besides summer break. That's literally it in the actual movie. We have to go to the signopsis which confirms when Jurassic World Rebirth takes place and it confirms that it is 5 years after the event of Jurassic World Dominion, which should be between the years of December 2027 and November 2028. But considering we know that it is the summer, that means it is the summer of 2028, meaning

3:05 that the prologue takes place in 2011. But this is where things start to get confusing. Very confusing. So the text appears on screen and it says present day. Now whenever we watch a movie, typically present day means the year in which the movie is released in. So that should be 2025. But 2025 is not 5 years after Jurassic World Dominion. No, Jurassic World Dominion took place in November of 2022. So 2025 is most certainly not 5 years after Dominion. So to say it's present day is straight up wrong. So then you have to try and look at it like, okay, maybe that was a mistake. But then the very next text literally says it's been 32 years since dinosaurs returned, which again is completely wrong. No matter what year it

3:52 is in, we know as a very solid fact that the first ever dinosaur that returned was the microaratus in the year 1986. That is pure fact. It was first showcased to us on the Mesrani global website. And even though that is canon, some people are like, "Yeah, but it's just the website." That's where we go to Jurassic World Dominion where we literally see the Micro Seratus in May of 1986 alive and kicking. We can see it right there. The date is on screen. So this is all canonical information. So 32 years from the year of 1986 brings us to 2018, the year that Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom takes place in, which again does not make any logical sense whatsoever. 32 years from 2025 is not 1986. 32 years

4:41 from 2028 is not 1986. It's upwards of 40. So logically speaking, sure it technically has been 32 years since dinosaurs returned. It hasn't been exactly 32 years since dinosaurs return. It's been more like 41 years. So, this text has thrown everyone on Twitter into a frenzy. Some people thinking Rebirth is in 2027. Some people think in 2028, some people think in 2025 when logically, if you read everything on screen as canonical, it should be 2018, which again makes no sense whatsoever. So, what's actually happening with this text? Well, if we go back 32 years from 2025, we get to 1993, which was the release of the original Jurassic Park movie. In the canonical timeline, that isn't even when the public were made aware that dinosaurs

5:26 have returned. That would be 1997 after the San Diego incident in the Lost World Jurassic Park. So, even then, to say that it's been 32 years since dinosaurs returned, at least to the mainland, doesn't make any logical sense. Now, I know I'm not a family-friendly content creator, but I'm going to keep it family friendly here. But they have royally effed up this timeline by including that text. Now, it's clear when they did say 32 years since Dinosaurs has returned, they actually meant 2025. And that's probably what they meant by the present day. But adding present day, when the movie takes place in 2028, is just completely illogical. So, I have no clue even how to begin to explain this. And I have no clue as to why the director even approved something like this to be added into the movie. Albeit, Gareth Edwards did a phenomenal job with Jurassic World

6:12 Rebirth. I'm just surprised he signed off on that text being allowed. And the thing is, it actually reminds me of another movie called Spider-Man Homecoming. At the start of Spider-Man Homecoming, it takes place just after the events of Avengers in 2012. And then on screen it says four years later when actually Spider-Man Homecoming takes place canonically eight years after. And I know for a fact for years now fans of Spider-Man and Marvel have said that it's very annoying and they don't know why they haven't changed it when it released digitally because it's canonically wrong. So that's the best comparison I have for you guys here because the same thing has happened with Jurassic World Rebirth. That text at the start is canonically wrong and honestly speaking I don't think we should be paying any attention to it whatsoever. I think they've completely worded it incorrectly and I think that's the

6:58 problem. Maybe there was some kind of lost in translation error. I don't know. But they've clearly got something wrong. So, I'm here to tell you right now, do not pay any attention to the opening text that appears in Jurassic World Rebirth. It's canonically wrong. It's inaccurate and there's no even way to justify it. It's clear that they were meant to say in the present day 2025 for the viewer, it's been 32 years since the original Jurassic Park for the viewer. But then they should have probably said 2028 and then they would have started the movie. Honestly, that would have been a lot better. So, why they went down this route, I don't know. But I needed to talk about this. I needed to get it off my chest because everyone seems confused. But that's the final answer. Don't pay attention to it. Hopefully, this video reaches Universal and they have time to edit it before they put it on discs before I think it's

7:44 August 5th it's releasing. That should hopefully be plenty of time to edit and change that sequence because it's wrong. It's inexplainable and it it doesn't aid anything to the cannon of Jurassic. That alongside many other recons which we'll get into in another video. But yes, the text that you see at the start of Jurassic World Rebirth is wrong and it should not be paid attention to. I think I've explained it well enough in this video, but if you have any questions, head on down to the comments and feel free to ask them. But anyways, guys, thank you so much for watching today's video. If you were one of those who were confused about this opening text, head on down to the comments. I'm sure you weren't the only one. Personally, I sat there and I watched it and I read it and I looked at Dangerville who was watching it next to me and we were like, "That makes no sense. This movie takes place in 2028. How has it been 32 years? Makes

8:31 no logical sense whatsoever." So clearly Universal or whoever was in in charge of this has messed up and hopefully they will fix it by the time it releases on digital platforms on August 5th. If you enjoyed today's video, please do not hesitate to leave a like on the video and subscribe if you're new around here for your daily dose of Jurassic content. But most importantly, make sure you're all staying safe out there, and I'll see you all in the next one. Bye-bye. Hey, did you enjoy the video? Well, why not leave a like and subscribe for more Jurassic content? I appreciate every single one of you for reaching this point into the video and supporting me this far. If you wish to support me even further, then feel free to head on down to the description where you can find

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