In addition to presenting the film with a new look, Spielberg believes that the main reason for this re-screening is: "The film has been released on DVD, but after 20 years, people can see it again on the big screen with a new feeling, especially It’s for the younger generation of viewers. Maybe this is the first time they have seen this film, which will help pave the way for the release of the fourth episode."
In fact, many movies are re-screened in 3D for the anniversary, which not only earns more box office, but also attracts a new generation of audiences for the film, and some can pave the way for new sequels. Examples of such successes include: "Titanic 3D", which was re-screened in 2012, had a global box office of more than US$200 million within two weeks of its release, and broke the annual box office record in China. Disney re-released "Lion King" in 3D in 2011 and also won nearly $200 million in box office worldwide. In 2013, Disney also launched a 3D version of "Finding Nemo" (Finding Nemo), and a sequel to the film is also in the pipeline.
A fierce Tyrannosaurus (T. Rex, scientific name Tyrannosaurus, also known as Tyrannosaurus) appeared in the first episode of "Jurassic Park", two appeared in the second episode, more in the third episode, and the trend of the fourth episode So what? Spielberg no longer serves as the director this time. He who is only the producer said mysteriously: "Although you can't tell the story, I think the audience will not dare to stay alone in the dark for a short time after watching it." It sounds like the fourth episode will be even more. Horror and scary, and it has been reported that in the fourth episode, there will be a new breed of dinosaur that has never been seen on the screen.
