‘Jurassic World’ has been open in cinemas for less than a week across the world, and it’s already absolutely devouring box office records, with Forbes reporting the film made history for the biggest Friday box office performance of all time.
‘Jurassic World’ is expected to surpass $1billion at the box office, and Chris Pratt, its valiant lead, is expected to shamelessly steal your MF heart while doing so.
And we know all too well that when Hollywood finds itself onto a winner, sucking the dear life out of it in the form of sequels isn’t just common practice, it’s virtually a contractual obligation (CC: the FOUR upcoming ‘Avatar’ sequels).
It’s no surprise then, that in an interview with Entertainment Weekly this weekend, Chris Pratt confirmed that ‘Jurassic World’ won’t be the last we’ll be seeing of him in the franchise, responding to a question on his involvement in ‘Jurassic’ sequels:
“I am. They have me for I think 38 movies or something.”
Pratt also described how bb Pratt responded to seeing Jurassic Park as a kid, on opening weekend.
“I was 13. It started when I saw the movie trailer on TV. Like the sound of the feet thundering and the water shaking on the glass and the T. rex making the sound the T. rex makes and then Jurassic Park by Steven Spielberg. I was like “Oh my God I have to see that!” I saw it on opening weekend twice. It just captured my imagination and swept me up. I was one of the kids who in that generation who saw that movie. I can’t think of anyone who’s like I haven’t seen Jurassic Park.”
Legend, thy name is Pratt.
There’s no word on ‘Jurassic World’ sequels as of yet. But we’ll just leave this here.
Via EW.
