History Film / JurassicWorldDominion

** The ''Ankylosaurus'' in the prologue looks mostly the same as its cloned counterpart. It even possesses the inaccurate side-spikes, although the shading did real hard not to make them visible.

** The ''Ankylosaurus'' in the prologue looks mostly the same as its cloned counterpart. It even possesses the inaccurate side-spikes, although the shading made it real hard not to make them visible.

** The ''Ankylosaurus'' in the prologue looks the same as its cloned counterpart, including possessing the inaccurate side-spikes.

* PteroSoarer: In a first for the franchise, this is ''gloriously'' averted with the ''Quetzalcoatlus'', which has pycnofibres and is a stork-like terrestrial macropredator.

* SeldomSeenSpecies: The prologue features the titanosaur ''Dreadnoughtus'' and the basal tyrannosaur ''Moros'', marking the ormer's first appearance on the big screen and the latter's first appearance in fiction period. Additionally, a photo released when filming delayed revealed that ''Lystrosaurus'' will also be in the film, with another image indicating that ''Atrociraptor'' will appear in some capacity.

* StockDinosaurs: ''Tyrannosaurus'', ''Ankylosaurus'', ''Iguanodon'', ''Giganotosaurus'', and ''Oviraptor'' all appear in the prologue, alongside the pterosaurs ''Pteranodon'' and ''Quetzalcoatlus''.

** This is the first main entry in the film to have truly feathered dinosaurs, as several dinosaurs in the prologue have feathers: ''Moros'' (a small amount of fluff), a mesozoic ''Tyrannosaurus'' (feathered only in the places that science hasn't confirmed the presence of scales on) and ''Oviraptor'' (accurately feathered except for lack of wings).
** The ''Quetzalcoatlus'' seen in the prologue is a total aversion of PteroSoarer, being a quadrapedal terrestrial predator with pycnofibers.

* ShownTheirWork: This is the first main entry in the film to have truly feathered dinosaurs, as several dinosaurs in the prologue have feathers: ''Moros'' (a small amount of fluff), a mesozoic ''Tyrannosaurus'' (feathered only in the places that science hasn't confirmed the presence of scales on) and ''Oviraptor'' (accurately feathered except for lack of wings).

** The prologue has a fair amount of this, showing ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Iguanodon'', ''Tyrannosaurus'', ''Oviraptor'', ''Pterandon'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', ''Dreadnoughtus'', ''Nasutoceratops'', and ''Ankylosaurus'' living side-by-side. For reference, [[MisplacedWildlife that's five animals from North America, two from South America, and one each from Asia and Europe]], [[AnachronismStew and most of them didn't even live in the same part of the Cretaceous period]]. This is especially notable since unlike the rest of the series, ''this segment actually takes place in the Mesozoic'', so it doesn't have the excuse of the dinosaurs being recreated by gene splicing for all their inaccuracies.

** The prologue has a fair amount of this, showing ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Iguanodon'', ''Tyrannosaurus'', ''Oviraptor'', ''Pterandon'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', ''Dreadnoughtus'', ''Nasutoceratops'', and ''Ankylosaurus'' living side-by-side. For reference, [[MisplacedWildlife that's four animals from North America, two from South America, and one each from Asia and Europe]], [[AnachronismStew and most of them didn't even live in the same part of the Cretaceous period]]. This is especially notable since unlike the rest of the series, ''this segment actually takes place in the Mesozoic'', so it doesn't have the excuse of the dinosaurs being recreated by gene splicing for all their inaccuracies.

** The prologue has a fair amount of this, showing ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Iguanodon'', ''Tyrannosaurus'', ''Oviraptor'', ''Pterandon'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', ''Dreadnoughtus'', and ''Ankylosaurus'' living side-by-side. For reference, [[MisplacedWildlife that's four animals from North America, two from South America, and one each from Asia and Europe]], [[AnachronismStew and most of them didn't even live in the same part of the Cretaceous period]]. This is especially notable since unlike the rest of the series, ''this segment actually takes place in the Mesozoic'', so it doesn't have the excuse of the dinosaurs being recreated by gene splicing for all their inaccuracies.

* The ''Ankylosaurus'' in the prologue looks the same as its cloned counterpart, including possessing the inaccurate side-spikes.

* StockDinosaurs: ''Tyrannosaurus'', ''Ankylosaurus'', ''Iguanodon'', ''Giganotosaurus'', and ''Oviraptor'' all appear in the prologue, alongside the pterosarus ''Pteranodon'' and ''Quetzalcoatlus''.

* ArtisticLicensePaleontology: The prologue has a fair amount of this, showing ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Iguanodon'', ''Tyrannosaurus'', ''Oviraptor'', ''Pterandon'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', ''Dreadnoughtus'', and ''Ankylosaurus'' living side-by-side. For reference, [[MisplacedWildlife that's four animals from North America, two from South America, and one each from Asia and Europe]], [[AnachronismStew and most of them didn't even live in the same part of the Cretaceous period]]. This is especially notable since unlike the rest of the series, ''this segment actually takes place in the Mesozoic'', so it doesn't have the excuse of the dinosaurs being recreated by gene splicing for all their inaccuracies.

* FeatheredFiend: This film marks the first time the series has shown a fully feathered dinosaur in the form of ''Oviraptor'', with one showing up in the prologue during the Cretaceous period doing what it does best, stealing the eggs of another dinosaur. Additioanally, the basal tyrannosaur ''Moros'' is also depicted as being feathered, as is a ''Tyrannosaurus rex''.

* SeldomSeenSpecies: The prologue features the titanosaur ''Dreadnoughtus'' and the basal tyrannosaur ''Moros'', marking the ormer's first appearance on the big screen and the latter's first appearance in fiction period. Additionally, a photo released when filming delayed revealed that ''Lystrosaurus'' will also be in the film.

* ArtisticLicensePaleontology: The prologue has a fair amount of this, showing ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Iguanodon'', ''Tyrannosaurus'', ''Oviraptor'', ''Pterandon'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', ''Dreadnoughtus'', and ''Ankylosaurus'' living side-by-side. For reference, [[MisplacedWildlife that's four animals from North America, two from South America, and one each from Asia and Europe]], [[AnachronismStew and most of them didn't even live in the same part of the Cretaceous period]].

%%No citation* ShownTheirWork: This is the first main entry in the film to have truly feathered dinosaurs, consisting of ''Moros'' (a small amount of fluff), a mesozoic ''Tyrannosaurus'' (feathered only in the places that science hasn't confirmed the presence of scales on) and ''Oviraptor'' (accurately feathered except for lack of wings).

Filming started in February 2020, but was delayed by the onset of the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, though it resumed on July of the same year. The film is currently scheduled for release on June 22, 2022. The first five minutes of the film were shown before IMAX showings of ''Film/{{F9}}''.

* ShownTheirWork: This is the first main entry in the film to have truly feathered dinosaurs, consisting of ''Moros'' (a small amount of fluff), a mesozoic ''Tyrannosaurus'' (feathered only in the places that science hasn't confirmed the presence of scales on) and ''Oviraptor'' (accurately feathered except for lack of wings).

* ShownTheirWork: This is the first main entry in the film to have truly feathered dinosaurs, consisting of ''Moros'' (a small amount of fluff), ''a mesozoic ''Tyrannosaurus'' (feathered only in the places that science hasn't confirmed the presence of scales on) and ''Oviraptor'' (accurately feathered except for lack of wings).

* SeldomSeenSpecies: The prologue features the titanosaur ''Dreadnoughtus'' and the basal tyrannosaur ''Moros'', marking the ormer's first appearance on the big screen and the latter's first appearance in fiction period.

%%No citation* SeldomSeenSpecies: This film marks the first time ''Dreadnoughtus'' has appeared on the big screen, and its been confirmed that ''Atrociraptor'', ''Deinocheirus'', ''Lystrosaurus'', ''Moros'', and ''Nasutoceratops'' will also show up.
%%No citation* StockDinosaurs: ''Tyrannosaurus'', ''Velociraptor'', ''Triceratops'', ''Ankylosaurus'', ''Allosaurus'', ''Stegosaurus'', ''Giganotosaurus'', and ''Oviraptor'' have all been confirmed as being in this film, alongside the non-dinosaurs ''Mosasaurus'', ''Pteranodon'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', and ''Dimetrodon''.

* SeldomSeenSpecies: This film marks the first time ''Dreadnoughtus'' has appeared on the big screen, and its been confirmed that ''Atrociraptor'', ''Deinocheirus'', ''Lystrosaurus'', ''Moros'', and ''Nasutoceratops'' will also show up.
* StockDinosaurs: ''Tyrannosaurus'', ''Velociraptor'', ''Triceratops'', ''Ankylosaurus'', ''Allosaurus'', ''Stegosaurus'', ''Giganotosaurus'', and ''Oviraptor'' have all been confirmed as being in this film, alongside the non-dinosaurs ''Mosasaurus'', ''Pteranodon'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', and ''Dimetrodon''.

* ConnectedAllAlong
* FeatheredFiend: This film marks the first time the series has shown a fully feathered dinosaur in the form of ''Oviraptor'', with one showing up in the prologue during the Cretaceous period doing what it does best, stealing the eggs of another dinosaur.

''Jurassic World: Dominion'' is an upcoming film directed by ''Creator/ColinTrevorrow''. It will be the sixth installment in the ''Franchise/JurassicPark'' franchise.

Filming started in Fevbruary 2020, but was delayed by the onset of the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, though it resumed on July of the same year. The film is currently scheduled for release on June 22, 2022. The first five minutes of the film were shown before IMAX showings of ''Film/{{F9}}''.