Jurassic Park VI: Extinction

"In Memory Of Michael Crichton, Richard Attenborough, Bob Peck, And Many Other People Who Dedicated There Lives To Jurassic Park." - Opening Message
Jurassic Park VI: Extinction Is An American Science Fiction Thriller Film And The Sixth Installment Of The Jurassic Park Franchise, And A Sequel To Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. The Film Was Successful Enough That It Put Avengers: Endgame At #4. It's Considered The Best Sequel In The Trilogy Next To Jurassic World. It's Also The First Time We See Alan Grant Since 2001's Jurassic Park III. The Film Also Features More Prehistoric Creatures Than Ever Before In The Jurassic Park Franchise.
==Summary==
It's Been 28 Years Since Jurassic Park Had Been Destroyed, And 3 Years Since The Dinosaurs Escaped Into The World. Now Dinosaurs And Other Prehistoric Creatures Are Wreaking Havoc Upon The World. They're Smashing Though Cities And Towns All Over The Place, Threatening To Bring A War For Dominance. A Man Called Luke (Bryan Cranston) Is Trying To Find Out What Was The Cause Of This New And Dangerous Problem, While Owen, (Chris Pratt) Claire, (Bryce Dallas Howard) Maisie, (Isabella Sermon) And Many Other New And Old Faces Must Go On A Perilous Mission From The Dinosaur Protection Group (DPG) To Save The Dinosaurs And The World Before It Gets Worse, A Human Conspiracy (Extinction Now!) Threatens To Wipe Out The Creatures, Both Good And Bad, From The Face Of The Earth, Forever.
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