'Jurassic World' movie and new trailer launched [WATCH]

Before the official global trailer for the action-packed "Jurassic World" was released, three new posters were unveiled by Universal Pictures. 

Friday's poster shows actress Bryce Dallas Howard in character as Claire Dearing as she calmly stares at the new humongous antagonist of the movie called the Indominus Rex. 

On the next poster, main star Chris Pratt, who portrays the role of Owen Grady in the movie, is shown riding a motorcycle alongside his trained velociraptors. They seem to be prepared to hunt something down.

Then the third and last of the series of new "Jurassic World" posters shows the eerie mosasaurus during feeding time as it prepares to devour a huge shark, while a young park guest looks on through the aquarium glass. 

The latest series of posters marks the release of the new "Jurassic World" trailer.

Film director Colin Trevorrow leads the direction of the fourth installment of the "Jurassic Park" film series, based on the books written by Michael Crichton of the same title.

The plot of the film takes place 22 years after the events that happened during Stephen Spielberg's original movie. According to earlier reports, the vision of billionaire John Hammond (Richard Attenborough) of having a fully functional dinosaur theme park has already come to life with the help of a new investor named Simon Masrani (Irrfan Khan).

After being fully functional for the last two decades, the park owners instructed Dearing to come up with a new genetically engineered dinosaur species to attract more visitors, but the experiment goes awry.

Could Owen help save the humans against the wrath of the new Indominus Rex? Fans will find out on June 12 when "Jurassic Park" is released internationally.  In the meantime, here's the official global trailer.

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