Jurassic Park' might have Steven Spielberg at the helm, but it's plagued with pacing issues that 'Jurassic Park III' rectifies.

Gareth Edwards discusses his collaboration with Steven Spielberg for Jurassic World Rebirth, revealing the legendary director’s thoughts on the movie.

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The new "Jurassic World Rebirth" repurposes a fan-favorite scene that couldn't be pulled off for Steven Spielberg's original "Jurassic Park" movie.

The director spoke to Business Insider about the hourslong phone calls with Steven Spielberg and why he'll never make another "Star Wars" movie.

Director Gareth Edwards, a student of ‘Jurassic Park,’ didn’t try to put his own spin on the franchise, but instead to emulate his hero.

A new group of explorers are on the hunt for abandoned, mutant dinosaurs — ones that might provide answers for a money-hungry pharmaceutical company.

The same happened with Jurassic World Rebirth. While Gareth Edwards directed the film, Spielberg offered major input on what should be kept or removed in the editing room. One of these notes may sound similar to the "kill your darlings" principle in writing.

David Koepp hadn't written a "Jurassic" movie since 1997. When Steven Spielberg asked him to return for "Jurassic World," his only request was to start over.

That Jurassic World Rebirth is the seventh film in a franchise started by Steven Spielberg should make at least one thing obvious. The film’s existence alone is a tribute to the iconic director. And while previous iterations have honored the filmmaker’s work in other ways, Rebirth takes things to a whole other level.