Just leave it alone.

Interestingly, the first three Jurassic Park films spell out what used to be the rule of thumb for Hollywood sequels. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, sequels were self-limiting -- because production budgets would tend to rise, while profits would more or less halve -- so that you quickly reached a point, even with very successful films, where another film in the series was not financially viable.

Jurassic Park -- Budget: $63m -- Global Box Office: $1,114,429,886

Jurassic Park II - Budget: $73m -- Global Box Office: $618,638,999

Jurassic Park III - Budget: $93m -- Global Box Office: $368,780,809

So a Jurassic Park IV probably would have had a projected budget of $100m+, and projected takings of less than $200m. When you factor in marketing costs, that means it would struggle to break even.

That's how it used to work. There were exceptions. There are always exceptions. But that's the classic model for sequels that bean-counters in Hollywood studios would pore over before green-lighting projects.

That stopped being true a while back.

Each Jurassic World film made less than the previous one, but it's not halving every time. And production budgets don't necessarily always rise any more either...

... and that is why these things will never, ever go away now. Unless and until general audiences get tired of branded entertainment products and seek out something original, the best that will happen is that these franchises will be placed on hiatus until they can be rebooted to extract more cash out of people's pockets.

What I like about going to the movies is that you can pick and choose what you want to watch. Like television, if you don't like what you're watching, you can change the channel.
So, instead of complaining about the production of movies you don't want to see, pick something else. Complaining about something you cannot change is a pointless endeavor.

A dino movie every few years is what this country needs.

Nah.

Keep ‘em coming.

I liked Dominion.

I’m also a big fan of director Gareth Edwards, who’s making this one.

I know you may feel compelled to go see it against your will, but force yourself to ignore it.

You can do it.

NAH....SCARLETT...I'LL WATCH IT.

" Stop running this franchise into the ground."

This is HOLLYWOOD!

Their entire BUSINESS MODEL is based off running franchises into the ground.
They do not possess creativity or talent. That's why we don't even get movies anymore. We get 12 episode "serials" on streaming, just like 1930s film serials. Cheap versions of films on low budgets to make maxiumum profit for as little cost. That's Hollywood in 2025.

I mean... what does it matter, really? You like the first one, watch the first one. It's pretty easy to just ignore movies if you don't like them.