Jurassic World Was Described as a Boxing Match by some early observers. Thus... does that mean Juras...

1. Some early observers Described as a Boxing Match Jurassic
World.
Jurassic World Was Described as a Boxing Match by some early observers.
Thus... does that mean Jurassic Park IV could include (among other dino vs. dino conflicts) the long-
awaited rematch between http://www.jurassicworld.org/ the T-Rex and Spinosaurus (see below)?
Also, the dinosaur eating a great white shark little sounds like a tongue in cheek reference to
Spielberg's Jaws, no?
On a more serious note, these rumored JP4 story details seem believable, when you consider all
things into account. The project is anticipated to move the sci-fi franchise forwards in a different
direction, while still admitting preceding occasions in the show (i.e. more a re-creation than a
reboot), and this approach could allow for that to occur in a comparatively non-contrived fashion.
Furthermore, the approach summarized above could enable JP4 to build upon and refine the ethical
questions and quandaries that were raised in the first two Jurassic Park movies particularly.
Furthermore , the realization of Hammond's Jurassic Park vision may allow for a smart updating
jurassic world official trailer of the last movies' messages about the risks of excess corporatization
(similar to how Jaff and Silver updated the Planet of the Apes franchise's sci-fi elements in their Apes
prequel/reboot script).
Overall, I would say there is potential here (again, if accurate) - But what do you think?