Dinosaurs To Invade Los Angeles Thanks To Warner Bros.

From alien invasion to good cop gone vigilante, some movie concepts are
just too rewarding to ever go extinct. Chief among them is dinosaurs
unleashed on the modern world. With cutting edge special effects and
convincing movie science, Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park was
not only a terrifying summer sensation and box office record-breaker,
but also the new standard by which all other monster adventures would be
judged. Recently Universal announced plans to re-release Jurassic Park in 3D in 2013, and it seems Warner Bros. is looking to counter with a dinosaur-centered action flick of their own.



Deadline
reports that Warner Bros has bit on the pitch for a sci-fi adventure
that places a pack of rapidly evolving dinosaurs into the heart of
contemporary Los Angeles. Of course The Lost World: Jurassic Park
unleashed a T-Rex on San Diego, so if this untitled action feature is
going to up the ante these fast-adapting dinos better bring their
A-game. Unfortunately, it's hard to say how this film could stack up as
no further plot details are being unveiled at present.



We do know the screenplay was penned by Mike Bayman, and John Clisham
will helm. Though both are relative unknowns, Clisham has some serious
experience working on jaw-dropping 3D epics. A long-time employee of
James Cameron’s Lightstorm Entertainment, Clisham has contributed to the
creation of Avatar and was instrumental in Titanic's 3D
makeover. With credits like this, it's easy to assume this dino tale
will utilize 3D, but even if it doesn't Warner Bros. seems convinced it
will offer some sensational spectacle since the studio purchased the
pitch after seeing "early tests," presumably of the special effects.
With a script and director already in place, casting should begin in
short order, which will offer a keener perspective on this
prehistoric-inspired picture