In “Jurassic World: Rebirth,” the world reels from the aftermath of the dinosaur outbreak that left Isla Nublar in ruins. Owen Grady (Chris Pratt) and Dr. Evelyn Carter (Scarlett Johansson), a brilliant geneticist, are recruited by a global coalition to investigate a series of mysterious dinosaur sightings across remote regions. The duo discovers that a rogue biotech corporation, GenAxis, has secretly acquired dinosaur DNA and is engineering new, more intelligent species for military and commercial purposes.
As Owen and Evelyn race against time, they uncover GenAxis’s hidden facility deep in the Amazon rainforest, where hybrid dinosaurs are being bred and trained. The most dangerous of these is the “Rex Ultima,” a genetically enhanced T-Rex with heightened intelligence and camouflage abilities. When the Rex Ultima escapes, chaos erupts, threatening nearby villages and the global ecosystem.
Owen and Evelyn must unite with local tribes and former Jurassic World staff to stop the rampage. In a climactic battle, they lure the Rex Ultima into a trap using advanced technology and their knowledge of dinosaur behavior. The film ends with the destruction of the GenAxis facility, but a final scene teases that dinosaur DNA has already been sold on the black market, hinting at future threats.
Production Budget and Net Income
“Jurassic World: Rebirth” was produced with a massive budget of $250 million, reflecting its cutting-edge visual effects, international locations, and star-studded cast. The film’s marketing campaign was equally ambitious, with global premieres and immersive fan experiences.
Upon release, “Jurassic World: Rebirth” became a box office sensation, grossing $1.1 billion worldwide in theaters alone. After deducting production and marketing costs, the estimated net income from theatrical release stands at approximately $600 million, making it one of the highest-grossing films of 2025 and solidifying the franchise’s legacy.
