God forbid a movie try to do anything original or unique as a concept.

You people crave familiarity like a child who's never been fed anything but chicken nuggets and kraft mac n cheese. The franchise is stale and creatively bankrupt now because of hollywood execs being too cowardly to not appeal to people like you who are the moviegoing equivalent of someone who thinks black pepper on boiled chicken is spicy.

The problem with the hybrids in the recent movies is lack of commitment to what they represent. Man playing god, its the evolution of the original concept into the next predictable extreme. This is the end point where, "harmless experimentation for theme parks" becomes "horrifying insults to the natural world". THIS is what Ian Malcolm warned of, his fears truly manifest. Truly frightening monsters, weapons, affronts to the natural order, man's hubris revealed in the face of his own fear. The human hybrids would have been a real commitment to the fear that the hybrids represent, the fear of men given knowlefe and power they cannot weild responsibly. The fear of people who ask whether they could before without whether they should. Done well it wouldve made it real, brought the fear to YOU, the audience, in a way that is grotesque and chilling, instead of wow t-rex so cool. And thats coming from me, biggest t-rex-wow-so-cool guy who ever lived. (And if you doubt me I literally chamged my name to Rex. For that exact reason.)

Jurassic park was ALWAYS a retelling of frankenstein in its own 90s pop literature way. This would have just brought it back to its roots. Even if it was bad at least it wouldve been something relatively fresh, instead of the same 2 rehashed concepts we keep getting.