If you’re able to admit that your favorite show has a serious problem with gratuitous and poorly executed rape scenes, you’ll be better able to admit that hey, maybe you need to do more than wear a safety pin to help those who are endangered by the incoming Trump administration.

A darker and scarier Jurassic World? It may not mean riding through a jungle with a velociraptor posse, but I could be here for it.

When Iron Man 3 came out in 2013, I remember the Internet cheering when Pepper Potts (Gwyneth Paltrow) got in the last punch on bad guy Aldrich Killian (Guy Pearce). “The girl gets the bad guy in the end!” The Internet heralded this as a semi-feminist great moment in an ultimately disappointing film. But… is it?

If you thought that Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow only had intentions for a sequel in the series: think again.

When I first saw Jurassic World, I was trying desperately to like it. Summer 2015 was, with the shining exception of Mad Max: Fury Road, a terrible time for big action movies, and I was searching for something to break that. So I confess, I was looking for reasons to like it, and while I wouldn't say that my initial thoughts on it were completely positive, I at least didn't hate it. I am but a man; I am sometimes weak.

Bryce Dallas Howard can't reveal any major plot points about Jurrasic World 2, although she does know a handful of hints. The only clue she can reveal? The fate of her high heels, and their significance.

Remember when Marvel congratulated Jurassic World for beating The Avengers at the box office with a silly tweet? Well, it looks like Steven Spielberg, Frank Marshall, and Colin Trevorrow are paying it forward.

Have you guys heard of The Force Awakens? Turns out, it made a record-breaking $57 million yesterday in the U.S.. Whoa! Sounds like a big deal!

BD Wong recently spoke to Spinoff Online about his role in the Jurassic movies as Dr. Henry Wu, the sinister scientist.

In what I guess was an "homage" to Jurassic Park, Jurassic World's script apparently featured a scene in which Bryce Dallas Howard's character Claire is forced to smear herself with dino poop in order to cover up the scent of her vanilla lotion.

Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow made some rather intriguing comments about future sequels (the first currently being written and slated for release on June 22nd, 2018). When asked about Bryce Dallas Howard’s character, operations manager Claire Dearing, he said, “Claire is the one who evolves the most over the trilogy; it’s her story that mirrors this changing world.”

I don't think Jurassic World treated women very well, but the shoes seem more like a distraction from the movie's actual sexism than a symptom of it.

ChiefBrodyRules over at YouTube does an awesome job of capturing the essence of Jurassic World if it would've been made in 1978 by incorporating footage from the film into other 1970s films about dinosaurs and scientific weirdness. Check it out after the jump!

"Dude...this isn't Pinkberry. You don't have to use every topping just cause they're there."

Although there were a lot of things I didn't love about Jurassic World (particularly its female characters), I appreciated that the movie was pretty much what it said on the tin: dinosaur-on-dinosaur action.

We all have differing opinions on Colin Trevorrow's take on the Jurassic Park series and the treatment of Claire, the female lead played by Bryce Dallas Howard. BBut Trevorrow's recent comments about women in film probably won't convince those who weren't impressed by Jurassic World's sexism in survival situations that he can make a female-positive Star Wars film.

Okay, stop everything and just look at how perfect this new Star Wars poster from D23 Expo is!