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The Night Monkey: Official Trailer [Video]

Sony just released a trailer for what they call “The Night Monkey.” Shame on you Sony, using that kind of clickbaitery is just wrong, and I’m not sure if I’m happy about this or not. Anyways, the trailer is there to promote the digital home release of Spider-Man: Far from Home.

If you want the Blu-Ray version, you can pre-order it right here.

[Spider-Man: Far From Home]

Battle at Big Rock: An All-New Original Jurassic World Short Film

The short film Battle at Big Rock is a Jurassic World scene, written by Colin Trevorrow and Emily Carmichael and directed by Trevorrow, that acts as a bridge between Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom and the next sequel, which should be in theaters sometime in 2021. The Daily Dot tells us more.

Fallen Kingdom ended with Jurassic World’s dinosaurs escaping into the wild, adding a dangerous new element to the ecosystem. Battle at Big Rock is our first look at that strange new world, with a young family confronting some unexpected dinosaurs while on a camping trip. It’s a cool scene, but if anything, the credits are better, sharing some found footage clips of dinosaurs out there in the real world.

I have so many questions. When did people stop being afraid of dinosaurs? Who goes camping in a world where giant predators roam? You really should watch this in full screen mode. Stay through the credits for more glimpses of dinosaurs.

[Jurassic World]