Nov 14, 2016 11:51 PM EST By Eva M. Fernandez, UniversityHerald Reporter

The people behind the biggest film in 2015, "Jurassic World," are striking the iron while it's hot and will start movie production in March 2017 as they target a June 2018 release date.

Fans to the Jurassic franchise, old and new, made Jurassic World a blockbuster success back in 2015. Although the larger than the usual predators brought last year wasn't popular among film critics and palaeontology experts, fans couldn't get enough. Will there also be a part 3, part 4, and part 5?

There is no other movie on this planet that can successfully make dinosaurs come to life than "Jurassic World". The fans know that and people from Hollywood certainly acknowledge that that's why Director Juan Antonio Bayona said "Jurassic World 2" will be a worthy part 5 of the franchise, Game Zone reported.  

The studio and the director promised that "Jurassic World 2" will find the connection to "Jurassic Park" because that's what the audiences would really like to see. He even hinted that the sequel would open up a chapter for a third sequel. He also said they will lead the audiences to places they're not expecting and that would make the second one very interesting and exciting.

People will see more of Owen Grady and Gale Dearing as actors Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard will be reprising their roles. Actors like Toby Jones from Captain America: The First Avenger and Rafe Spall from Hot Fuzz are the recent additions to the dinosaur story as well, Comic Book reported.  

"Jurassic World" was created 20 years later from the last "Jurassic Park" movie and it earned $1.67 billion worldwide proving that fans couldn't get enough of what Steven Spielberg has created years ago.

None of the people behind the movie revealed what the plot would be but they hinted it will be darker and scarier than its predecessors. They also said it will be dealing with important issues such as animal mistreatment, which will probably take its root from the "Jurassic World's" crazy idea that raptors can be militarized.   

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