'Jurassic World' viral image teases Jeff Goldblum return

"Well there it is." From the marketing around Jurassic World, it has seemed unlikely that any of the original cast would return for film, but a new Easter egg from the Jurassic World Twitter suggests we may not have seen the last of Ian Malcolm.

To celebrate Easter yesterday, the official Jurassic World Twitter account posted this image:

We can see a QR code on the eggs in the image, and that code leads to something pretty exciting: a picture of a book called God Creates Dinosaurs by Ian Malcolm. Check out the full image via Screenrant.

Of course, that title is a reference to a famous scene from Jurassic Park where Ian Malcolm, reflecting on the insanity of what's happening, says, "God creates dinosaurs, God destroys dinosaurs, God creates man, man destroys God, man creates dinosaurs."

This highly suggests that Dr. Ian Malcolm has some presence in Jurassic World. It could just be a passing reference to the fact that he wrote a book, or maybe one of the characters reading God Creates Dinosaurs. Or it could mean an actual cameo appearance by Jeff Goldblum, which would be pretty incredible. The movie is expected to mostly focus on the new characters, played by Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard, but it's hard to believe Colin Trevorrow could resist the urge to pay some sort of tribute to the original trilogy.

Jurassic World is the fourth film in the Jurassic Park series and will depict Dr. Hammond's dream of a fully functioning Jurassic Park becoming a reality. Scientists once again take things too far though, actually creating a new hybrid dinosaur which, as Chris Pratt's character points out in the trailer, is probably not a good idea. For more, and for a pretty good indication as to why making a dinosaur theme park is a terrible idea, check out the latest TV spot.

Jurassic World opens in theaters on June 12.

image courtesy of RogerWong/INFphoto.com

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