Leaked Jurassic Park 4 Concept Art Shows Ludicrous “Weaponized Dinosaurs”

October 9, 2012 • Commentary • by
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If there’s a limit for when a film franchise about futuristic clone dinosaur theme parks gets too ridiculous, the minds behind Jurrasic Park 4 have found it. The fourth installment of the series has been through a bumpy road already, full of scrapped scripts, direction changes and endless delays. Physical evidence of one of those since-abandoned plots recently surfaced, and the focus is all on weaponized dinosaurs. These genetically altered dinosaur soldiers look just as awesome and insane as the term “weaponized dinosaurs” would imply.

These concepts were created by artist Carlos Huante for a draft that centered on a mercenary protagonist named Nick Harris who is tasked with training an elite spec-ops force of intelligent dinosaur/human cross breeds to exterminate the existing dinosaur menace. A detailed synopsis of this plot can be found on Ain’t It Cool News for those who are mourning the loss of this potential cinematic gem.

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