“Jurassic World Rebirth” dominated the box office over the long holiday weekend, earning $318 million worldwide — proof that audiences still love dinosaurs. Strangely, in this “Jurassic World” universe, we’re to believe that the novelty of dinosaurs has worn off.

I'll miss the delicious dinosaur deaths. But "Jurassic World Rebirth" finally killed off dinosaur movies for me. Here's why.

Rebirth has been a big box office hit since its release, and it has now overtaken a Disney franchise film and other major titles.

Rebirth held steady on its second Friday, fending off competition from Superman and a couple of Hindi releases. The film grossed Rs. 3.25 crore approx yesterday, dropping just around 10 per cent from the previous day.

Rebirth, stomped into theaters this week, is in desperate need of some new DNA. Not the Rancor/Xenomorph kind spliced into Rebirth’s heavily touted, barely featured Distortus rex, but a simpler kind;

The DNA in this new round of dinosaurs is so good, it's leading Universal/Amblin's Jurassic World Rebirth to a higher worldwide opening than previously reported, that being $322.5M worldwide (instead of $318M+) with $147.

The latest dinosaur reboot captures the essence of the original – but leans too heavily on 'CGI-heavy set pieces'

About a year after it was officially unveiled, Jurassic World Rebirth has landed in theaters, and immediately stomped the box office competition. It’s well on its way to being one of 2025's biggest movies.

Product placement is nothing uncommon in tentpoles, but Jurassic World Rebirth features some of the worst examples of this in the entire franchise.