History Film / JurassicWorldBattleAtBigRock

* BehemothBattle: We get one between the Allosaurus and Nasutoceratops.
* BigBad: The ''Allosaurus'', although still a NonMaliciousMonster that was just hungry, did try to [[spoiler: eat the blended family's youngest child, who was still a baby]] near the end of the film.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: The father says to Greg to not let his eight-year-old shoot his crossbow. She later shoots the Allosaurus in the face with it.

* OhCrap: This happens twice [[spoiler: first when they realize there are dinosaurs outside their camper and then a second time when the carnivorous Allosaurus hears the baby crying.]]

* BottleEpisode: With the exception of the credits, The entire short takes place in the campground and around the families RV.

** The credits show some compy's chasing a little girl, just like in the beginning of ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''.

* OhCrap: This happens twice [[spoiler: first when they realize there are dinosaurs outside their camper and then a second time when the carnivorous allosaurus hears the baby crying.]]

* PrehistoricMonster: The ''Allosaurus'' is roaring frequently, is treated as a brutal predator attacking a baby and then mother ''Nasutoceratops'' and then goes after the family. Slightly subverted in that it backs off its attack when another adult ''Nasutoceratops'' shows up, and again when it's shot several times in the face with a crossbow.

* SheIsAllGrownUp: The ''Allosaurus'' seen in ''Fallen Kingdom'' are juveniles. Here, one is now a fully-grown adult.

%%* AutomaticCrossbows: As quickly as [[spoiler:an eight-year-old girl]] is able to get shots off, this trope seems to be in effect.
%% The girl mentions at the beginning it's a double-crossbow, so it is plausible.

* HerbivoresAreFriendly: Played with. The daughter clearly believes so, saying that they aren't in any danger from the ''Nasutoceratops'' since it isn't a carnivore, which is supported by the fact that they don't attack any of the humans. On the other hand, that doesn't mean much since they don't interact with the humans at all and don't even seem to know they're there, and the parents are rightfully worried about what a [[MamaBear mother dinosaur]] could do even before the ''Allosaurus'' shows up.

** The family is camping with a large group of people, all of whom disappear shortly before the dinosaur shows up. Actually averted, when the family looks out the window to see that everyone has fled to their vehicles/for their lives, one can clearly hear a woman say "get inside."

* EverybodyLives: All of the named human characters and the dinosaurs end up surviving (although a dove gets devoured by a ''Pteranodon'' and a great white shark is eaten by the ''Mosasaurus'' in the credits), though [[spoiler: it also isn't clear if the person that drove off the road in the credits lived]].

** Speaking of the daughter, her and her stepbrother's relationship is practically taken from Tim and Lex's snarky interactions in the first''Literature/JurassicPark'' novel.

* StockDinosaurs: The short prominently features ''Allosaurus'', with cameos of ''Compsognathus'', ''Stegosaurus'', ''Parasaurolophus'', ''Pteranodon'', and ''Mosasaurus'' in the credits.

* SeldomSeenSpecies: ''Nasutoceratops'' is the main herbivorous dinosaur of the short. Also if we are indeed going by ''species'' rather than genus, the ''Allosaurus'' is based on the lesser-known species ''A. jimmadseni'' rather than the more familiar ''A. fragilis''.

* IdiotBall: As Creator/JeremyJahns pointed out in [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6gvrTTvHWVY his review]]. The parents don’t cover the baby’s mouth when it starts crying in order to avoid attracting the attention of the allosaurus, which results in the dinosaur attacking their RV and almost eating them.

* IdiotBall: As Creator/JeremyJahns pointed out in [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6gvrTTvHWVY his review]]. The otherwise sensible parents don’t cover the baby’s mouth when it starts crying in order to avoid attracting the attention of the allosaurus, which results in the dinosaur flipping over their RV and almost eating them.

* BigBad: The Allosaurus, although still a NonMaliciousMonster that was just hungry, did try to [[spoiler: eat the blended family's youngest child, who was still a baby]] near the end of the film.

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''Jurassic World: Battle at Big Rock'' is the first ShortFilm to be set in the ''Franchise/JurassicPark'' universe. Directed by ''Film/JurassicWorld'' director Colin Trevorrow, who wrote the screenplay along with Emily Carmichael, starring Creator/AndreHolland and Creator/NatalieMartinez. It was released in the USA on Creator/{{Disney}}-owned [[Creator/FXNetworks FX]] and online on September 16th, 2019. It takes place after ''Film/JurassicWorldFallenKingdom'' and serves as a teaser for ''Film/JurassicWorldDominion'', which is set for release in 2022.

* AutomaticCrossbows: As quickly as [[spoiler:an eight-year-old girl]] is able to get shots off, this trope seems to be in effect.

* PapaWolf: As the female ''Nasutoceratops'' and her calf are cornered, the father appears and helps force the ''Allosaurus'' to back off. Later, the human father grabs a bit of metal and starts swinging at the ''Allosaurus'' as it smashes through the caravan, knowing full well it's a hopeless fight but looking to buy as much time as possible for his kids to escape. The [[MamaBear mother]] joins in with a fire extinguisher.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The family is camping with a large group of people, all of whom disappear shortly before the dinosaur shows up. Actually averted, when the family looks out the window to see that everyone has fled to their vehicles/for their lives, one can clearly hear a woman say "get inside."

* AdultFear: You're on a regular camping trip, and then you and your children get caught underfoot in an animal battle. Then the predator decides you're a better target.

* BattleAmongstTheFlames: Downplayed and justified. The people a the campsite run for it so quickly they leave the campfire going, and the dinosaurs wind up spreading embers around during the battle, leaving a good portion of the campground on fire by the end. The flames are small tinder fires except for the campfire though, averting the usual giant flames the trope uses and explaining why no one is asphyxiating from smoke.

* BattleAmongstTheFlames: Downplayed and justified. The campers run for it so quickly they leave the campfire going, and the dinosaurs wind up spreading embers around during the battle, leaving a good portion of the campground on fire by the end. The flames are small tinder fires except for the campfire though, averting the usual giant flames the trope uses and explaining why no one is asphyxiating from smoke.

* BattleAmongstTheFlames: Downplayed and justified. The campers run for it so quickly they leave the campfire going, and the dinosaurs wind up spreading embers around during the battle, leaving a good portion of the campground on fire by the end. The flames are small tinder fires except for the campfire though, averting the usual giant flames the trope uses and explaining why no one is asphyxiating from smoke.