Jurassic World: Dominion director Colin Trevorrow teases an emotional scene between Chris Pratt and his dinosaur

Well, the bond between Owen Grady aka Chris Pratt 's character in the Jurassic World franchise, and his pet dinosaur Blue has tried to be the emotional core of the previous two movies, this is something both the actor and the internet have joked about through funny videos and memes.

so while this bond hasn't always had the emotional hold with audiences that director Colin Trevorrow has hoped for, it seems he is not about to give up.

in a recent interview, the director spoke about a deep and sentimental goodbye between Grady and Blue in Dominion.

While the movie will reunite the cast of the Jurassic Park franchise including Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, and Sam Neill after a gap of over two decades, so the movie is sure to come callbacks to the original franchise and some emotional scenes.

among those scenes director, Colin Trevorrow spoke about an emotional farewell between Owen Grady and his velociraptor, Blue.

In the interview with Variety, he had this to say "You know, it's so hard to watch a movie as a filmmaker because you're constantly just like… but at the end of the film, you know, Chris Pratt's final moments with Blue, I think, is really special,"

He went on to add "And I think the way that Chris played it and the way the animators played it, everybody came together to do something that really feels real and honest."

In the movie, Brady raised Blue since she was a baby and the two share a strong bond, and the trailers for Dominion teases that this relationship will play a major role in the movie, and Trevorrow's comments only confirm this is true.

The movie is set four years after the events of Fallen Kingdom, with dinosaurs and humans fighting for dominance.

The cast of the movie includes Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard , Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, Sam Neill, DeWanda Wise, Mamoudou Athie, BD Wong,
and Omar Sy

The movie will hit theaters in India on 8th June a day before its U.S release.