"Jurassic World" fans gathered at the recent Comic-Con in San Diego to grab a copy of the first poster and see the cool safari jeep used at the set. A few days ago, director Colin Trevorrow posted the image of the poster on Twitter. He wrote "Exclusive Jurassic World art from @MarkEnglert, available at SDCC to a resourceful few."

Upon hearing that, fans of the "Jurassic Park" film franchise all got excited to add that poster to their collection. Apart from the official poster, the "Jurassic World" safari jeep was also exhibited at the convention. That jeep was also featured on the poster, but it was toppled over maybe due to the attack of the Velociraptor.

Also present at the Comic-Con is Chris Pratt because he was there to promote his latest movie "Guardians of The Galaxy". The actor is really in demand right now so the producers did a great job of choosing him for the lead role.

During an interview with Chicago Sun Times, Chris Pratt talked about how lucky he was. He said, "I'd get a lot of, 'Aren't you that guy? I know you from somewhere.'" The 35-year old actor appeared in three films that were nominated for "Best Picture" at the Oscars including "Zero Dark Thirty". Do you think he may bring in some luck too for "Guardians of the Galaxy" and "Jurassic World"?

Anna Faris' husband is currently filming the fourth installment of "Jurassic Park", but he is already rumored to star in the reboot of "Knight Rider". Chris Pratt seems to be the new favorite of many Hollywood producers.

Since fans at the Comic-Con weren't able to watch any "Jurassic World" footage or see any of the cast except for Chris Pratt, we will share the actor's interview with Total Film. He said, "I'm excited about people seeing the park. The park is up and running."

Pratt added, "John Hammond's dream has come true, and there's now a park with 20,000 visitors a day. And everything he dreamed of and more is there at the park, and you will see it as an audience member when you see this movie. And then you will see it get torn down (laughs)."

Thanks for the spoilers Chris! He also talked about how much he loves "Jurassic Park". Pratt said, "Oh, I'm a huge fan. HUGE fan. One of my very most influential movies as a kid was Jurassic. It is pretty surreal, but it's kind of been the theme recently I think, like these moments that are very surreal are becoming real, and now I'm not just a fan of the franchise, I'm a peer of its artistic creators, you know? And that feels really good."