The trailer opens with a sweeping aerial shot of a dense, untouched jungle. The camera zooms in on a massive research facility hidden among the trees, surrounded by electrified fences. The familiar, ominous Jurassic Park theme plays softly as Dr. Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern) narrates: “We thought we could control them… We thought we could live with them… But nature has a way of surprising us.”
The screen cuts to chaos in a bustling city. People are running and screaming as a herd of Parasaurolophus stampedes through the streets. Cars are overturned, windows shattered. Owen Grady (Chris Pratt) and Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) are seen trying to calm the crowd. “We need to get these people to safety!” Owen shouts, his eyes darting as a massive shadow looms overhead.
The scene shifts to the jungles of Isla Nublar, where Dr. Alan Grant (Sam Neill) and Dr. Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum) are being briefed by a group of scientists. “We’ve discovered something… extraordinary,” a young scientist says nervously, holding up a glowing vial of amber liquid. “This could change everything we know about dinosaurs.” A brief flashback shows a secret laboratory where geneticists are working on something unseen, and we catch a glimpse of strange, mutated embryos.
The next sequence shows dinosaurs roaming freely through various global landscapes: Velociraptors hunting in a forest, a T-Rex crossing a desert, and Pteranodons soaring over a coastal city. “They’re spreading faster than we anticipated,” Claire says, looking at a world map covered in red dots. “We can’t contain them anymore.”
The tension escalates as we see glimpses of a new threat: genetically modified dinosaurs, unlike anything seen before. A massive creature, part raptor, part unknown species, emerges from the shadows, its scales glowing faintly in the dark. “We’ve played God for too long,” Malcolm warns. “Now we’re paying the price.”
The trailer’s climax is a heart-pounding montage of action scenes: Owen riding a motorcycle alongside a pack of raptors, Ellie and Alan navigating a collapsing jungle temple, and a high-speed chase involving a convoy of armored vehicles pursued by the new hybrid creature. The final shot shows the creature lunging toward the screen, its roar deafening, before the screen cuts to black.
The title “JURASSIC WORLD 4: REBIRTH” appears, followed by the release date: “Summer 2025.”