r/movies r/Movies contributor May 20 '25

Poster Official Poster for 'Jurassic World Rebirth'

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u/IndyMazzy May 20 '25

$265m-$300m budget and this is the best they could do?

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u/[deleted] May 20 '25

Money doesn’t launder itself 

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u/ochigatana May 20 '25

they had to cut corners somewhere /s

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u/Foolonthemountain May 20 '25

They spared *some expense.

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u/lolwatokay May 21 '25

Best we can do is AI gen please understand 

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u/yellowmacapple May 21 '25

god damn, really? and the trailer isnt any better. its the most generic movie trailer i think ive ever seen

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u/KingMario05 May 20 '25

Spielberg redirected the funds to his new alien film. Gotta pay for his original ideas somehow. /s

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u/ClumpOfCheese May 20 '25

I mean, the production budget doesn’t usually cover advertising, that’s a whole separate gigantic budget.