‘Jurassic World 2’ Plot: Here’s The Big Change They Will Make In ‘Jurassic World 2’

If there's one thing that really stood out in "Jurassic World" and left a lasting impression on viewers are Bryce Dallas Howard's character's shoes throughout the film. No, it's not the large scale theme park and the dangerous dinosaurs that inhabit it that stirred a huge controversy when the films hit theaters - it was Howard's pair of high heels and how she managed to outrun dinosaurs while wearing them in various terrains. "Jurassic World 2," however, is ready to redeem the franchise from this controversy.

According to Mail Online, the cast and crew of "Jurassic World 2" are currently filming in The United Kingdom, particularly in the countryside close to London. Howard has been giving fans an update from set in the past weeks. The hotly anticipated update came, however, through a brief Q&A the actress hosted on Twitter.

One fan asked how "Jurassic World 2" is doing, to which Howard replied, "It's gonna be good." Howard's statement comes days after the first promotional image for "Jurassic World 2" was released. The photo was uploaded on director Colin Trevorrow's Twitter page and shows a young girl looking at the skull of a Triceratops inside a room filled with restructured bones from dinosaurs.

There have been questions about what "Jurassic World 2" will be, but the photo has led some fans to speculate that the movie will not take place inside a theme park.

One thing's for sure though: Howard's will not run in high heels in the sequel. The actress previously addressed the controversy in an interview with Yahoo Movies UK where she explained why her character wore high heels all throughout the film.

"From a logical standpoint I don't think she would take off her heels. I don't think she would choose to be barefoot. I don't think she would run faster barefoot in the jungle with vines and stones...I'm better equipped to run when I have shoes on my feet," the actress explained.

The actress also said that Trevorrow previously told her that her character will not be wearing high heels in the sequel, even celebrating the announcement with the hashtag #NoHeels2018.

"Jurassic World 2" is expected to hit theaters June 22, 2018.