This article contains spoilers for the film’s ending and its post-credits scene.
Turn away now if you’d rather go in blind. You’ve been warned.
Oddly enough, while Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom doesn’t arrive in theaters here in the States until June 22, it has already been released in a handful of territories *this* week, including Spain and the United Kingdom. That’s why you’re seeing so many reviews hitting the net, and that’s why spoilers are also coming in hot and heavy.
As reported by Radio Times, Fallen Kingdom has a post-credits scene tacked onto the very, very end, and the site brings us the spoiler-filled details on what to expect from it…
“The post-credits scene picks up where Fallen Kingdom left off, as various dinosaurs escape from captivity and enter the human world for the first time. In the film proper we saw the T-Rex squaring off against a lion, velociraptor Blue checking out some hot surburban real estate and the sea-dwelling mososaur getting ready to snack on some Surfer-n-turf – and the post-credits scene drops us in on one other species out in the real world. The scene opens with a group of pterosaurs, free from both the park and human imprisonment in general, flying around what looks like the top of a skyscraper or radio tower.
As the camera pulls out, however, it quickly becomes clear that they’re flapping around the replica Eiffel Tower that sits on the Las Vegas Strip, suggesting that we’re either about to see a few flying dinosaurs hit the casinos or witness a surprisingly gory Hangover sequel.”