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[SlottsMachine]

I don't get it either. It's just one of the worst movie I've seen in a long while - on par with Transformers.

 

Dayum! Let's not get carried away here. LOL. 

[In Exile]

Dayum! Let's not get carried away here. LOL. 

 

I'm not. I honestly thought this movie was just awful. I appreciate I'm in the minority, but I haven't been this disappointed since Man of Steel. 

[KaiserShep]

I guess my biggest problem with the movie is that neither of the two boys get eaten (ideally both of them would've gotten eaten). I guess it's to be expected, but still disappointing. 

[KaiserShep]

I think the first Captain America's kind of underrated. It's nothing spectacular but really likable overall. I think a lot of it has to do with how well Chris Evans really pushes Rogers' persona. Man of Steel though. The thing that really sours me on the movie is Jonathan Kent's supremely lame death scene. There's some other issues with plotting here and there, but this honestly made me cringe.

[Raizo]

For what it's worth I enjoyed it. That probably has a lot to do with the fact Lost World and JP3 weren't exactly all that good so my expectations for Jurassic World weren't high. Having a densely populated park that has been open to the public for years really set Jurasic World apart from the last 2 movies. It makes you care more when things eventually go wrong.

[KaiserShep]

Overall, I think the movie gets killed in its second half by some seriously retarded dino action.

 

Spoiler

The pteranodon/dimorphodon attack scene, which I guess is like the big set piece so that you see the whole park get overrun in an instant, was ludicrous in that it just made no sense at all that these things that are clearly ill-equipped to eat anything remotely the size of a human being would just constantly try, and just go all Hitchcock and swarm all over the tourists. 

 

Of course, without it, the filmmakers would not have been able to create Zara's ridiculous death scene with the pteranodon and the mosasaur.

 

The Indominus Rex can Doolittle the raptors into doing its bidding, and can fool thermal sensors despite being a big, multi-ton, warm-blooded animal. The movie seems to lack any real sense of setting up any meaningful action scenes just to have dinosaur mayhem. Which I guess is sort of the point when Jurassic Park is turned into popcorn fodder, but the fact that the action is absolutely brain-dead makes it pointless on that end as well.

 

Just about the only thing I truly liked about the film is Chris Pratt's Owen. He was able to at least sell his role serviceably enough. 

[Milan92]

I guess you could call Indominus Rex a Dinosue.

 

......sorry.

[SlottsMachine]

I'm not. I honestly thought this movie was just awful. I appreciate I'm in the minority, but I haven't been this disappointed since Man of Steel. 

 

Oh I wasn't so much disagreeing, its just that the later Transformers movies were a special kind of awful imo. At least I can make fun of this and have a blast doing so. 

[The Hierophant]

Just saw the movie. Out of all my issues with film the part when the lady released the t-rex, and successfully escaped from it while wearing high heels was plain bullshit.

[Han Shot First]

I finally saw it, and the movie is bad. It continues the Jurassic Park tradition of sequels being pale imitations of the original. It has a B movie plot and charcters with blockbuster special effects. The sense of wonder that made the original a classic is also missing.

[KaiserShep]

Just saw the movie. Out of all my issues with film the part when the lady released the t-rex, and successfully escaped from it while wearing high heels was plain bullshit.

Lol Ian Malcolm ran with boots and the T-Rex threw him into the restroom booth.

[Han Shot First]

Just saw the movie. Out of all my issues with film the part when the lady released the t-rex, and successfully escaped from it while wearing high heels was plain bullshit.

 

People in the theater were snickering during that scene.

 

The T-Rex was legitimately awesome...because of course he was, he's a ****** T-Rex. But Bryce Dallas Howard's character racing it while wearing high heels was hilariously bad.

[In Exile]

Oh I wasn't so much disagreeing, its just that the later Transformers movies were a special kind of awful imo. At least I can make fun of this and have a blast doing so.

You're very right about that. I had so much fun mocking this movie that it was probably worth the money.

[In Exile]

Overall, I think the movie gets killed in its second half by some seriously retarded dino action.

Spoiler

The pteranodon/dimorphodon attack scene, which I guess is like the big set piece so that you see the whole park get overrun in an instant, was ludicrous in that it just made no sense at all that these things that are clearly ill-equipped to eat anything remotely the size of a human being would just constantly try, and just go all Hitchcock and swarm all over the tourists.

Of course, without it, the filmmakers would not have been able to create Zara's ridiculous death scene with the pteranodon and the mosasaur.

The Indominus Rex can Doolittle the raptors into doing its bidding, and can fool thermal sensors despite being a big, multi-ton, warm-blooded animal. The movie seems to lack any real sense of setting up any meaningful action scenes just to have dinosaur mayhem. Which I guess is sort of the point when Jurassic Park is turned into popcorn fodder, but the fact that the action is absolutely brain-dead makes it pointless on that end as well.

Just about the only thing I truly liked about the film is Chris Pratt's Owen. He was able to at least sell his role serviceably enough.

I could not stop laughing during that scene you mentioned. I think I got some angry glares but it was just so unbelievable and over-the-top I could not believe it was real.

[Killdren88]

In the theater now as we speak. Hope I enjoy it.

[mybudgee]

In the theater now as we speak. Hope I enjoy it.

[Rawgrim]

Watched it yesterday. Gave it a 5 out of 10.

[Riven326]

I thought the first half was incredibly boring. But the middle and end made up for it.

 

Decent popcorn movie, 6/10.

[mybudgee]

[goofyomnivore]

I actually liked it. I didn't have very high expectations. Hearing the music when she releases the T-Rex was an awesome wave of nostalgia. None of the humans were particular likable except Chris Pratt and the Life of Pi dude. I'd give it like a 6.5. But I was expecting a 4 or 5. My second favorite of the four movies.

 

The bad dino was just too "mary sue" I guess too? It didn't have any real weaknesses. I guess that was kind of the point of the movie do not try and create the perfect predator and cage it.

[KaiserShep]

I honestly would have preferred just having a movie about Owen and his 4 velociraptor companions. 

[Dermain]

A way to make the jurassic/cretaceous point might have been to create birds from the cretaceous. Many people think birds appeared after dinosaurs like there are two homogeneous groups: dinosaurs first, birds after. But the first birds branched off during the Jurassic. By the time T-Rex and Triceratops showed up, modern looking birds were already around. I would have liked to see Confuciusornis for example, or probably another with an easier name for movie purposes. Just have them flying around in a show don't tell sort of way.

Did they have science advisors? I know they talked with Jack Horner for the original.

 

They had a biologist on set in order to make the movie more "realistic", but I think everyone can agree they failed on that point.

 

That's kind of the sad thing about science/history advisers in movies though. They're pretty much on set to give the movie more credibility, but their advice is rarely followed because it doesn't make for an "interesting"" movie. I specifically recall an article for some movie where the history adviser pretty much said he was constantly ignored by the director, and that he was ashamed that his name was attached to the movie (I don't recall what movie however).

[LPPrince]

Watched it online. The movie felt more like a monster movie than a dinosaur movie. I lost the impression that it was Jurassic Park.

[Voxr]

This made me laugh. 

 

Haharaawwwr aharaaawr haha rawwwraha

[The Hierophant]

The story could have been better if the writer focused more on the subject of InGen, and Dr. Wu using the park to fund their creation bio organic weapons of war as the major theme of the film. Toss in Wu, and Owen having ideological spars over the usage of the dinosaurs as they hunt for the I.Rex.

 

Plus the story would have benefited  with less screentime for Claire's nephews since the subplot about their family being separated because of their parents upcoming divorce was an uninspiring rehash of JP3.