Two variations of Jurassic World: Dominion are coming to Peacock, NBCUniversal’s streaming service, beginning September 2nd. One would be the theatrical lower, which raked in practically a billion {dollars} to change into the second-biggest film of the yr to date, in accordance with Field Workplace Mojo. The opposite shall be an prolonged model, which is 14 minutes longer and can characteristic “an alternate opening,” in accordance with a press launch from Peacock.
In accordance with a latest Cinemablend interview with the film’s director, Colin Trevorrow, the prolonged version was lower down to verify the film was lower than two and a half hours lengthy.
Whereas it’s positively a feather in Peacock’s cap (or tail, I suppose) to be the unique streaming house for one of many yr’s greatest films, it’s not precisely a shock. Final yr, NBCUniversal mentioned that the “majority” of its theatrical films could be coming to its streaming service, with lots of them arriving 45 days after they appeared in theaters. That isn’t the case for Dominion, although, which was launched on June tenth, 84 days earlier than it’ll make its method onto streaming.
You’ll be able to watch a trailer for the film, the place a raptor will get clotheslined by a metallic pole, right here.
PS: it makes me very blissful {that a} film about dinosaurs is coming to a streaming service named after a chook, which is likely one of the dinos’ closest residing relations.
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