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DarkwingSchmuckJul 27, 2023

With a laughably childish script, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is one of those rare big budget studio movies that almost reaches that coveted "so bad it's good" level. Some of the twists and turns this film takes are so silly, so absurd,With a laughably childish script, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is one of those rare big budget studio movies that almost reaches that coveted "so bad it's good" level. Some of the twists and turns this film takes are so silly, so absurd, you can't help but feel a little bit charmed by the attempt.… Expand

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moviefanicJul 5, 2023

May be visually dazzling, but fallen kingdom has the stupidiest ending in the series

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alerikandersonApr 24, 2023

Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom was a disappointment in every level. It may not be the worst of the series, in fact it's the best looking one, but the plot is stinky winky. Still a negative review though.

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Sosmooth1982Dec 31, 2022

A lot of action in this one. The movie kind of dragged along. Boring at times.

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PseudocriticDec 5, 2022

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom es una película palomitera que cumple con el objetivo de entretener, pero que queda manchada por la gran cantidad de errores que hay en su escritura, el Indoraptor como antagonista se siente desperdiciado y noJurassic World: Fallen Kingdom es una película palomitera que cumple con el objetivo de entretener, pero que queda manchada por la gran cantidad de errores que hay en su escritura, el Indoraptor como antagonista se siente desperdiciado y no llega a estar a la altura del Indominus Rex… Expand

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oneofjwNov 24, 2022

it ok. Its pretty likeable and its just a mindless watch. Also BARYONX **** YEAHHH

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CarlElmoreNov 22, 2022

It has some interesting stuff in here sometimes but it still is very bad. Ending is very stupid.

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maskedrider29Oct 24, 2022

I thought this movie was good, yeah it was definitely different than the others, taking place mainly in a mansion, but I liked it.

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Fatbob15Oct 21, 2022

Ok, I get the hate, but it's not as bad as other people say it is, the first half when theyre on the island with the valcano is really good, but as soon as they get to the auction, it's all downhill from there.

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geewahOct 6, 2022

Thoe only thing that saves this from being a complete bomb is it's CGI. A cynical, predictable mess.

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HunterCRSep 29, 2022

Fallen Kingdom is sort of similar to Jurrasic Park 2, where the first part of the film is better than the last 40 minutes. But whereas 2 goes from great to meh, this film goes from men to bad. The plot of this movie is so insanely terribleFallen Kingdom is sort of similar to Jurrasic Park 2, where the first part of the film is better than the last 40 minutes. But whereas 2 goes from great to meh, this film goes from men to bad. The plot of this movie is so insanely terrible that it effectively destroyed the entire franchise. There are a couple neat sequences here and there, but the second half of this movie is laughably bad. Dominion is more consistently bad, but this might be the worst one specifically because of the direction it took the series.… Expand

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DolphinReviewsJul 20, 2022

The movie has one of the best opening scenes a movie has ever had. The rest of the movie ranges from mediocre to good. The weakest entry in the Jurassic Park/World franchise.

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EeRayGanJul 17, 2022

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Somewhat good. I hate the fact that the Spinosaurus (which hasn't been seen since JP3) was cut from this movie. Characters are okay.… Expand

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rpotter1000Jul 9, 2022

Underrated movie, but I think understand why. It’s a little strange, and it’s sort of two different movies in roughly the first and second halves. But it worked for me. It has some striking atmosphere and kind of old-fashioned classic movieUnderrated movie, but I think understand why. It’s a little strange, and it’s sort of two different movies in roughly the first and second halves. But it worked for me. It has some striking atmosphere and kind of old-fashioned classic movie elements that I liked, but it has good dumb fun too, and enough typical Jurassic franchise styling to feel like it fits as a sequel.… Expand

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PerfectPortalJul 1, 2022

I *hate* this movie! The characters are just as annoying as in its predecessor, and the CGI is every bit as unappealing and unconvincing, which robs the dinosaurs of any grandeur. But worst of all, it’s so relentlessly, astonishingly,I *hate* this movie! The characters are just as annoying as in its predecessor, and the CGI is every bit as unappealing and unconvincing, which robs the dinosaurs of any grandeur. But worst of all, it’s so relentlessly, astonishingly, insultingly stupid that it makes me angry just thinking about it!… Expand

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stoneofdarknessJun 18, 2022

I liked Indoraptor chase scene in the house. It would be little different from another Jurassic movies, but I enjoyed because it's trying something different but not too far.

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Josh3745Jun 11, 2022

Really enjoyed the island section and the suspense in this movie. Sets up the third movie really well. Some flaws but still enjoyable.

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HowToBenJun 10, 2022

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I like this film…

80/100

I only ever hear bad things about this movie, some argue it’s the worst of all 5/6 (not seen dominion yet) but I disagree I sat there watching this film wondering how long it’d take me to be bored or remember why this film isn’t liked. There’s a few goofy moments like when Miles has the money going up in his glasses reflection but apart from that and the character of Franklin, the movie isn’t really goofy or annoying. The final fight scene with the Indoraptor and the protagonists is a bit boring, I’ve never really liked it, I think it’s just the setting, plus the inconsistencies with the Indoraptor’s ‘heightened’ sense of smell and other attributes it allegedly has but doesn’t use.

Overall I like this movie more than Jurassic World, it feels like a remake of The Lost Word, and as it sets up the final film in the saga, it does well enough for me to warrant a high rating.

I put Fallen Kingdom at number 3/5 (excluding dominion for now, will revisit after I see the film later) behind the original and The Lost World.… Expand

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The_D4RknesSJun 7, 2022

Every movie in the saga is amazing I particularly love all the movies and this one is my favorite

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MahmusApr 29, 2022

This movie has one of the dumbest screenplays I've ever seen. It's full of characters you don't root for, set pieces you don't care for and plot twists that should've never been included.

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AV-Apr 28, 2022

my favorite dinosaur finally made it to the big screen. made me happy so therefore, 6/10

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HabibiehakimMar 11, 2022

First of all i'm just gonna say that i was not a big fan of the previous movie (Jurassic World), and turn into this i was kinda mixed, not only knowing what happen in the first Jurassic World, but the character which is gonna return in thisFirst of all i'm just gonna say that i was not a big fan of the previous movie (Jurassic World), and turn into this i was kinda mixed, not only knowing what happen in the first Jurassic World, but the character which is gonna return in this and if you don't know i was also not a big fan of all the character in the first Jurassic World movie including Owen and Claire, and boy do this movie surprise me, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom feels like a completely different film from the previous one, compare to the previous Jurassic World, Fallen Kingdom is a massive massive improvement, with J. A. Bayona took the director chair now, it seems like he was the one the supposed to do the whole next Jurassic World movie, not only it feels and look different, the characterisation that he direct make me feel completely different with all the character especially Owen and Claire, i really into them in this one, they both are much better and i can say great, really really great, and thank god we did not have another boring child character like in the previous one, we now got Franklin and Zia who both work with Claire, they some type of Hacker and all that stuff related to computer, and they both are just entertaining, not boring, and their appearance was pleasant to me, especially Franklin who i really really like and enjoy, and of course the last one is the return of Jeff Goldblum, he didn't got a lot of part, but he was already making it better, the first half of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is perfect, it fills with a fantastic action scene or more of like escaping scene, all the dinosaur are much better CGI than the last one, the final act of the movie was kinda a bit of a let down for me, it's not bad, it just somehow lost a bit of a excitement, but still overall Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom was a big and huge pleasant improvement from the last one, this is the real exciting continuation of the Jurassic Park/World franchise.… Expand

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Werten25Jan 3, 2022

It does have a fair share of big-budget film clichés, but it an otherwise entertaining watch, and I do enjoy some of the characters.

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robertoiglesiasAug 7, 2018

Entertaining film with interesting characters and awesome effects, just not perfect, due to many plot problems and a disappointing second half.

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radixlecti84Aug 18, 2021

If you have a movie with Dinosaurs in it and you have to resort to using a volcano to add tension, chances are you were the wrong person for the job. Another hollow installment lacking any real tension or suspense.

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SabharishGJul 3, 2021

Jurrasic World:Fallen Kingdom review U/A
Starring Chris Pratt,Bryce Dallas Howard.
Rating=2.5/5 Positive 1.A realistic thriller 2.Chrish Pratt acting 3.Bryce Dallas Howard Acting 4.Casting 5.Good Cinematography Negative 1.Not a good storyJurrasic World:Fallen Kingdom review U/A
Starring Chris Pratt,Bryce Dallas Howard.
Rating=2.5/5
Positive
1.A realistic thriller
2.Chrish Pratt acting
3.Bryce Dallas Howard Acting
4.Casting
5.Good Cinematography
Negative
1.Not a good story
2.Logic Mistakes
3.Climax is predictble
4.Bad Screenplay
5.Music
Verdict=Despite it feels like realistic but Didn't meet upto expectations.
Jurrasic World:Fallen Kingdom=Jurrasic World:Dead Kingdom
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JACOBJORDANBAJun 24, 2021

Good sequel after Jurassic world so good so twisted and so full of messed up stuff

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ianmalcom42421Jun 4, 2021

way better then jurassic world and that was a great movie too! dont listen to the haters

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ItsoldoutinmuniJun 3, 2021

I really like this movie alot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

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Kajusi532Jun 2, 2021

The most underrated movie like ever!!!!!!!!! its so good and has so many horror elements!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Trev568May 15, 2021

I still love Chris & Bryce but Fallen Kingdom doesn’t feel right sometime especially I don’t know

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trendosityMay 5, 2021

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. You would think people would be smart enough to not save the dinosaurs by now... there is absolutely no reason that anyone should've saved them, absolutely terrible story and that little girl is such a stupid character for thinking that letting the dinosaurs go is a good idea. Why does anyone care? The dinosaurs have killed so many people, who thought this movie was a good idea?… Expand

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TropicalNayrMar 31, 2021

I would give this a 24%
It is not suspenseful even though that is what they sent out to do, the story is not very engaging acting didn't seem realistic it is not very well done but the cgi is very well done.

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Sarian263Mar 15, 2021

I liked the first Jurassic World movie, I did not think it was bad and it was nice start to this new spin on a classic franchise. This sequel however was NOT so great. The fact that a lot of the movie doesn't even take place on the islandI liked the first Jurassic World movie, I did not think it was bad and it was nice start to this new spin on a classic franchise. This sequel however was NOT so great. The fact that a lot of the movie doesn't even take place on the island made no sense, the characters were too generic and the "Evil corporation guys" were just too comical for me. The only redeeming part of this movie it seems was the dinosaurs and even that after a while for me became a bit too repetitive. Plus that ending....F**K THAT ENDING.… Expand

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Agente64Mar 3, 2021

I love the movie more than the last, this is an ew represent if this exellent saga with dinosaur

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MrPajamasFeb 20, 2021

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom was a guarantee for me and my group of friends for another trip to the cinema. The previous film was good, so why not try the next part. Well, I got more or less exactly what I wanted. I even expected that theJurassic World: Fallen Kingdom was a guarantee for me and my group of friends for another trip to the cinema. The previous film was good, so why not try the next part. Well, I got more or less exactly what I wanted. I even expected that the previous film would not surpass it, but in the end the film became the same quality for me as the previous part. The story is again no glory, no masterful music, but the event here is again and is luxurious again. Of course, dinosaurs look gorgeous, and this series simply relies on CGI, which is number one. So if you liked the Jurassic World of the previous one, I see no reason why the Extinction of the Empire shouldn't have, even though my friend was crazy about dinosaurs, with whom I was in the previous film, he didn't enjoy it so much anymore. So if this is a worse part, it's hard to say. But for me, this is as good a film as the previous one, which I can recommend.… Expand

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BillczFeb 1, 2021

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. A little worse that the previous Jurassic world, bht still fine. I think that they should not have made another hybrid, this idea has been used. And i don't like that they tried to make it even more super intelligent. Anyway it is a nice movie, reminding us that dinosaurus had (have?) feelings too.… Expand

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MavoutJan 12, 2021

How to destroy a legacy. The whole **** movie is just: "Oh no something happened and i need to stare 2h now instead of act or run away"

I dont know what te **** the person smoked who wrote this but basically its Jurassic Park II in garbage.How to destroy a legacy. The whole **** movie is just: "Oh no something happened and i need to stare 2h now instead of act or run away"

I dont know what te **** the person smoked who wrote this but basically its Jurassic Park II in garbage. I literly can not think of a worse way to write it.… Expand

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ALIreza57Dec 1, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood… Expand

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meydianarizki21Nov 20, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. If you asked me to describe any of the characters in the original Jurassic World beyond their one-note personality quirks, I'd come up completely blank. If you were to ask me to describe the characters in Fallen Kingdom, however, I could go on forever. Claire Dearing is the Dr. Frankenstein of the film; passionate, proactive and blinded by her own ambitions, hubris and sense of righteousness. Her entire reputation, everything she's grown into since the events of Jurassic World, any chance she has at personal redemption for the lives lost on Isla Nublar 3 years ago, hinges on her saving the animals she once viewed as nothing more than corporate assets. She is driven by her emotions (Particularly her deep seated personal guilty), passions and code of ethics rather than merely plot convenience or cold, unconditional logic as was the case in the original Jurassic World. This makes her character far more relatable and human and her errors in decision making a lot more forgivable and understandable. Her arc from self-tortured and arrogant martyr to willing and humble hero is handled with a surprising degree of subtlety that not many critics have given her credit for. Owen Grady also benefits from a stronger characterization in Fallen Kingdom, we get to see more of his relationship with Blue and understand why and how he formed such a strong relationship with her. Fallen Kingdom does an excellent job establishing Owen as a man outside of and uncomfortable with the civilized world, exhausted with the pretensions and self righteousness of his fellow human beings. The honesty, trust and unconditional love he's shared with Blue since birth means the world to him and his love for her is the one thing he has left that's truly worth fighting for. Because the cast is playing actual characters this time around rather than merely hollow archetypes, the performances improve tenfold. Bryce Dallas Howard is allowed to be confident, fervent and passionate in her vocal delivery. Chris Pratt is allowed to be emotionally vulnerable and nuanced in his facial acting.

Even the dinosaurs have more character here than they had in Jurassic World; Blue's mini-arc of feeling distrust and abandonment from Owen to repairing their broken relationship is certainly more character development than any terrible lizard of Jurassic Park movies prior and the Indoraptor has both an odd sense of tragedy and unique, slasher villain-esque aesthetic that give her a real sense of identity that the Indominus Rex lacked.

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom possesses possibly the most striking and memorable aesthetic of any Jurassic Park film to date. The tone feels deliciously Gothic horror inspired with some beautifully chilling and dark imagery that really captures the feeling of terror and majesty held in the Crichton books. In an age where so many Hollywood blockbusters are so unbearably dull in their visuals, Fallen Kingdom retaining the style of a Gothic monster movie is as refreshing as it is gorgeous to take in. Also, it's definitely worth mentioning than the effects have improved significantly from Jurassic World, in large part due to the combination of CGI and animatronics and the darker pallete.

Finally, I wish to discuss the film's ending and the character of Maisie, both of which have been under heavy scrutiny and both of which I loved. Isabella Sermon is one of the most endearing, ranged and talented child actresses I've seen since Danielle Harris and she does a phenomenal job handling her character's slow and methodical unraveling or her traumatizing origins. Maisie also brings real weight to the film's ethical question and a legitimate argument for why humanity shouldn't let the dinosaurs die. Maisie's creation as a clone was by all means unethical. However, this does not mean that killing or abandoning her would be the responsible decision to such an ethical mistake. This is why Maisie has to be the one to set them free into the world; she understands the ethical mistake behind their creation, but also that the murky ethical circumstances behind them is not necessarily their fault. She has an empathy for these creatures that none of the other humans do. The dinosaurs in Fallen Kingdom having much more in the way of characterization and personality already established the foundation for this argument and Maisie makes that argument all the more difficult to answer.

If you had told me a year ago that I would be praising a Jurassic World sequel as the 2nd best in the entire franchise, I would have called you crazy. But, lo and behold...Here we are. I love this film to the point where I could defend it for hours. I love the themes, I love the performances, I love the characters, I love the effects. I loved it. I loved it. I'll keep saying it if you want me too.… Expand

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JKGamer76Sep 30, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It is interesting how this film tries to escape the standard plot of Jurassic Park/World, presenting us with two divisions in the script: the apocalyptic island and the Lockwood mansion. It is interesting how this film tries to escape the standard plot of Jurassic Park/World, presenting us with two divisions in the script: the apocalyptic island and the Lockwood mansion.… Expand

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TejasNairSep 27, 2020

I spent half the time scoffing at the plot Jurassic World 2 was throwing at me, which diluted the fun I was having by looking at the superb CGI, moderate man-dinosaur action, and an overall fine cast performance. It still is a lot worse thanI spent half the time scoffing at the plot Jurassic World 2 was throwing at me, which diluted the fun I was having by looking at the superb CGI, moderate man-dinosaur action, and an overall fine cast performance. It still is a lot worse than Jurassic World (2015), which had a story almost as good as the original, the legendary Jurassic Park (1993) which almost seems impossible to mimic or better today. TN.… Expand

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MonkiReviewsAug 28, 2020

The movie, though not as good as the first one, was entertaining. The acting was good throughout, the special effects were good, and the mood was set well. But the story wasn’t as good. It’s story started off great, but slowly got worse as itThe movie, though not as good as the first one, was entertaining. The acting was good throughout, the special effects were good, and the mood was set well. But the story wasn’t as good. It’s story started off great, but slowly got worse as it went in (but never to a bad level). I enjoyed it, and Chris Pratt really shines in this movie.… Expand

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blueviper17Jul 29, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I honestly I wanted to put it at 4 but it would be mix so it's a negative anyways here we go the movie is **** script is good but the bad guy was expected and the evil dinosaur was is expected as well Wayback supposed to have a horror movie feel this is my least favorite movie of all time but my favorite movie is the original Jurassic World how the f*** does that happen the weakness of the bad dinosaur I know what else to call it indoraptor is stupid as hell the indominus Rex with kick its ass my favorite part of the movie though is the Baryonyx scene the Baryonyx is my favorite dinosaur the scene is badass and it should have killed them or at least him and my other favorite scene is where the indoraptor tricks the guy into the cage and my other favorite is where the Brachiosaurus dies when they're leavingguy but yeah the plot of the movie s*** at least include more dinosaurs more varieties of dinos and the Clone thing is stupid as f*** oh and it's a rerun of the second Jurassic Park at least Jurassic world give us a little bit different and more interesting… Expand

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Carlos8287Jul 2, 2020

Seriously one of the dumbest movies I've ever seen, it makes the last look like a masterpiece. We have dinosaurs breaking walls following whistles, a new super raptor which winks to the camera as it waits to bite an arm off, is only affectedSeriously one of the dumbest movies I've ever seen, it makes the last look like a masterpiece. We have dinosaurs breaking walls following whistles, a new super raptor which winks to the camera as it waits to bite an arm off, is only affected by tranquillisers when it wants to be, is seemingly bulletproof. Oh and the other raptor is back and can smell flammable gas and run away from it before it explodes and comes to beat up super raptor because why not and dinosaurs can walk off the effects of toxic gas and understand to leave a building to do so.

Then it ends with us living amongst the dinosaurs despite only a handful ever coming back from the island and with no way of reproducing

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MaxPayneIsGodJun 22, 2020

The natural progression of the "Jurassic" story and a couple of "MacGuffins" thrown in for good measure.
Turn your brain off, ignore the plot holes and enjoy a simplistic joy ride into your childhood.
People shouldn't take a movie aboutThe natural progression of the "Jurassic" story and a couple of "MacGuffins" thrown in for good measure.
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FilipeNetoMay 9, 2020

There are bad and good directors, but there are also those who make bad decisions. Personally, I don't know how to qualify what I just saw, reflecting a little on the career of J. A. Bayona, who proved to be skilled in films like "TheThere are bad and good directors, but there are also those who make bad decisions. Personally, I don't know how to qualify what I just saw, reflecting a little on the career of J. A. Bayona, who proved to be skilled in films like "The Orphanage". I think a film like this may not be the director's strong suit.

The script is a sequel to the precedent 2015 film: after the closure of the "Jurassic World" and the death of Masrani, the world witnesses the eruption of the volcano on Nublar Island, which puts the laboratory-made dinosaurs in the imminence of a new extinction. So, millionaire Benjamin Lockwood makes an effort to save some specimens and take them to a sanctuary, away from humans. What nobody knows is that there are people interested in the animals never reaching this sanctuary.

Again, we are witnessing a remake of the old formula of the franchise, with dinosaurs on the loose and the failure of all security measures to contain or transport them. Again, we see situations that are very similar to what we have seen in previous films. Again, we feel that everything is empty, meaningless, lifeless and that there is no danger or emotion.

Again we have an irregular cast, but in a worse shape than in the previous film, where the feeling of newness helped to refresh things: Bryce Dallas Howard looks worn and with nothing new to give us, but she is competent in what she does; Chris Pratt did a good job, however he is very much like an Indiana Jones determined to save everyone and everything; James Cromwell is a veteran and does his job well but only appears on time, just like Toby Jones, competent as another opportunistic character. Rafe Spall sounds fake and never seems fully committed, Isabella Sermon exists only to be in danger and to help at the last minute, Ted Levine looks like a sergeant in the military recruit and Jeff Goldblum makes a honour cameo but that's all.

Again, and as a standard of the franchise, the bet goes to the action and danger scenes, as well as technical details, effects and production values. However, even at these points it is not convincing or capable of impressing us. The lack of life and emotion removes the sense of danger from the most intense scenes and the technical details and CGI seem worn out. There is a lot of money involved, but there is nothing really new. The incredible soundtrack is still present and the sets and props are very good. Cinematography is also good, but the color we admire on the previous film is missing. This one, being darker and with many essential scenes in low light environments, looks more foggy.

Betting on the continuation of exhausted franchises, like this one, is usually a mistake that is justified only by the good it usually does to the coffers of the industry and film companies. Thus, there are films that turn out to be true casino machines, ready to take money from the audience in exchange for very little, almost nothing. This is one of those films, and I don't recommend it.… Expand

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FreddoFazbeardoApr 15, 2020

Impressive and exciting, this in another good chapter of the Jurassic Park saga ...

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BrunoFS24Jan 19, 2020

Even if doesn't reach the heights of his predecessor, this is another welcome addition tô The franchise, with great action sequences, a little bit of humor, drama, and dino thrills!

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QuartzcatJan 5, 2020

Really liked the movie. Exciting. Funny. ---For reference I found the First Jurassic movie with chris pratt mediocre

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ajzeg01Sep 21, 2019

While this isn’t the worst movie I saw this year, it is by far the most disappointing. I’m not even comparing it to the original Jurassic Park, no Jurassic sequel could be as awesome as that! No, this movie absolutely pales in comparison toWhile this isn’t the worst movie I saw this year, it is by far the most disappointing. I’m not even comparing it to the original Jurassic Park, no Jurassic sequel could be as awesome as that! No, this movie absolutely pales in comparison to the last movie, Jurassic World! While that movie had a pretty weak story and characters, the action was absolutely thrilling and I regularly rewatch it for that alone. It’s tied with Star Wars: The Force Awakens for my favourite movie of 2015. Fallen Kingdom didn’t have any of that. What little character the first movie had was gone, replaced with cartoon characters with exaggerated and over-the-top personalities, and it was much tamer in comparison. Most of the movie is set in a house and there’s only one dinosaur on the loose! What kind of Jurassic movie is that? That’s like something someone would make up as a joke, making fun of movie series that have clearly run out of ideas! Also, out of all the subplots in Jurassic World to follow up on, why did they choose the weaponized dinosaurs? That was by far the weakest aspect of Jurassic World! It’s stupid and makes absolutely no sense! There’s a lot of that in this movie, it feels like a Saturday morning cartoon! I have to say though, the ending was pretty awesome. I wish I didn’t see literally all of it in the trailers. I’m looking forward to Jurassic World 3, it has a very interesting setup that really makes me wonder why they didn’t just make that movie instead. They could’ve easily skipped over this movie and made the next movie this movie! Anyway, as you can tell, I really didn’t like this one. I don’t recommend it, even if you do like the other Jurassic movies.… Expand

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Thigpen84Sep 19, 2019

Great suspense and it took the franchise in a diff direction....I still like Jurassic park better and jurassic world a little tiny bit better

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CoKronakanAug 28, 2019

Sadly to simplistic in acting, script and directing style. Also in all of the mentioned categories it's also too cliche and predictable. Due to it's obvious faults it does not create immersion, and breaks the narrative and coherentSadly to simplistic in acting, script and directing style. Also in all of the mentioned categories it's also too cliche and predictable. Due to it's obvious faults it does not create immersion, and breaks the narrative and coherent storytelling. Lousy execution of scenes, and down right boring action scenes. The truth is that it does create nostalgia but it doesn't help much. The visual effects are really great, and crispy but other than that and the message of the movie, not much can be said for the movie.
Overall it's a below average movie, which in a lot of ways is over valued due to nostalgia. Super cliche movie with cheesy lines and easily predictable story.… Expand

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RollinAug 27, 2019

Bad plot, bad characters, bad villains. Really lazy movie that in for a quick cash grab. It's very sad that such an iconic franchise has gone down the toilet like this. I don't recommend to anyone.

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CineAutoctonoJul 23, 2019

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom was a film where it did not have the greatest strength to leave the franchise overhead, a regular story and terrible performances left it hanging no more for the role of the dinosaurs that has been wellJurassic World: Fallen Kingdom was a film where it did not have the greatest strength to leave the franchise overhead, a regular story and terrible performances left it hanging no more for the role of the dinosaurs that has been well developed in the film.… Expand

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Ahmedrizwan11Jul 10, 2019

this is an average movie. it is definetly not as good as jurassic world. There were memorable scenes

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SerchvazJul 2, 2019

The next chapter in the Jurassic franchise is ok, but so good as the first Jurassic film, this movie tries to take the franchise in a new way, but there is where it fails.but as a dinosaur fan, you will enjoy this movie and possibly love it.The next chapter in the Jurassic franchise is ok, but so good as the first Jurassic film, this movie tries to take the franchise in a new way, but there is where it fails.but as a dinosaur fan, you will enjoy this movie and possibly love it.
The plot is ok, it has some flaws with the human characters, the best of the plot was the volcano idea, this and the hybrid dinosaur adds something fresh and new to the franchise.… Expand

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JPKJun 29, 2019

Disappointing Sequel
Fallen Kingdom has great performances from Pratt and Howard once again along with beautiful CGI, as well as one very powerful and emotional scene about the Brachiosaurus. But unfortunately it also succumbs to sequelitisDisappointing Sequel
Fallen Kingdom has great performances from Pratt and Howard once again along with beautiful CGI, as well as one very powerful and emotional scene about the Brachiosaurus. But unfortunately it also succumbs to sequelitis with a very annoying performance from Justice Smith (He’s WAY better in Pikachu), a script with some very dumb moments, And the charm of the previous film isn’t very present.… Expand

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MalFet1999Jun 22, 2019

Over-funded, over-produced Hollywood trash. Surely contractual obligation is the only reason this visionless sequel exists. Not worth your time or attention.

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InTrippyEntropyJun 19, 2019

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The first 20 minutes is good. The setup, when everyone realizes there's a problem and wants to solve it. The rich guy puts up the money, then calls the park manager, who now seems to be in some sort of dinosaur charity. She then7 months ago

The first 20 minutes is good. The setup, when everyone realizes there's a problem and wants to solve it. The rich guy puts up the money, then calls the park manager, who now seems to be in some sort of dinosaur charity. She then goes to get Owen, Chris Pratt, who plays hard to get. It's all people we know and love from last time, and it's pretty entertaining. But when the dinosaur action starts, that's a little too much. The CG creatures look pretty good. But there's just too many of them. There's one particularly ridiculous set-piece where everyone's running from the dinosaurs. And also some lava. There's also giant lava bombs exploding around them. There's also dinosaurs running away from the lava. If that's not bad enough, they all get inside that rolling glass bubble machine and which promptly goes off a cliff into the ocean. And then they're drowning. And then someone's shooting at the glass bubble to try to break it so they can get out. No kidding. I suppose it's exciting. The director seems a little confused. Or not confident in the material. These are good characters. They're conversations are fairly interesting. Let's focus on that. I don't think we need dinosaurs and lava and runaway glass machines and drowning and shooting and stabbing.… Expand

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HTGamerJun 4, 2019

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is a stupid sequel to the horrible Jurassic World movie.

They went for that ridiculous "military dinosaur application" plot again, Dr. Wu made a dinosaur resembling a guided missile with a laser pointer. NotJurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is a stupid sequel to the horrible Jurassic World movie.

They went for that ridiculous "military dinosaur application" plot again, Dr. Wu made a dinosaur resembling a guided missile with a laser pointer. Not only that, there is an auction of captured dinosaurs in the black market. Also, far more stupid, the SJW plot of saving the dinosaurs from their doom because some fools pretending to be caring people love dinos as if they were cats, dogs and cows. In other words, logic got thrown out of the window and lunacy reigns supreme. In the end, captured dinos are set free and escape in US land just because some kid thinks dinosaurs are little fluffy loving creatures which deserve to live, without thinking that people will die (or rather, let's set up a sequel by freeing the dinosaurs and letting them roam free). Ironically there is a Jeff Goldblum cameo where Ian Malcolm first warns against saving the dinos and then delivers another "don't tamper with Nature" speech, but nobody listens.

The Jurassic World sequel trilogy (a 3rd movie is expected to release in 2021 or so) is an abomination compared to the original Jurassic Park films, and Fallen Kingdom is no exception. Were it not for the plot twist of having the girl being a clone, and for the haunting Brachiosaurus death-by-lava scene, I'd have scored this movie even lower.… Expand

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Wavy_YeezyMay 25, 2019

Not quite as good as the first Jurassic World, when is a sequel ever better than the first? But I don't get why it has low scores it's pretty good.

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Compi24May 14, 2019

For those who were underwhelmed with "Jurassic World's" apparent reliance on franchise formula back in 2015, well, boy howdy, do I have a sequel that flies in the proverbial face of all o' that. For after its first act concludes, "JurassicFor those who were underwhelmed with "Jurassic World's" apparent reliance on franchise formula back in 2015, well, boy howdy, do I have a sequel that flies in the proverbial face of all o' that. For after its first act concludes, "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" makes such an unquestionably bold left-turn into gonzo-ville, that I see no conceivable problem with people calling this the worst of the franchise. Those beautiful jungle vistas? Gone. That trademark sense of wonderment? Not here. The musical thematics and cues you've come to love over the years? Keep it moving, pal. This movie's got its own murky, muddled yarn to spin. Is it a terrible movie overall? Not necessarily. The effects are characteristically top notch, with a lot of the set-pieces still inspiring vigor. The acting is fine. Even the story itself -- in an objective, non-Jurassic-Park-related sense -- is worth a listen. It's just so damned strange.… Expand

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NShep53Apr 22, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Just freakin' terrible. The whole black market, weaponizing dinosaurs plot was embarrassing. RIP to this franchise. At least Goldblum was in it for 2 minutes.… Expand

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pranavjohnApr 19, 2019

How do they manage to drive a whole franchise to the ground. The reason why Jurassic Park was good was because of it's script. This movie is just a bunch of CGI with tiny strings barely connecting them.

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TyranianApr 11, 2019

The worst Jurassic film, 'Fallen Kingdom' really describes the fall of this once highly intelligent franchise into the realm of total idiocy.

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Caldan58Apr 6, 2019

8.6/10
This movie is a great follow up to Jurassic World but the comedy is horrible and I hate the new dude

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Voodoo123Jul 18, 2018

My expectations were pretty low going in especially judging from the metascore, but I have to say I had alot of fun watching this movie! Every plot point was laid out for the soul purpose of having popcorn fun with the audience. JPW FK dropsMy expectations were pretty low going in especially judging from the metascore, but I have to say I had alot of fun watching this movie! Every plot point was laid out for the soul purpose of having popcorn fun with the audience. JPW FK drops the more serious sci-fi storytelling instead steering the franchise towards a more or less light horror film experience. Leave your brain at the door, consume unholy amounts of sugar and hide under the covers with one eye open for the dinosauruses!… Expand

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JoeCoolMar 31, 2019

More stupid people doing stupid things around dinosaurs. When is enough enough? Visually it's more than ok, but nothing we haven't seen before. The volcano is the only thing that's remarkable at all. Otherwise pretty bland characters in aMore stupid people doing stupid things around dinosaurs. When is enough enough? Visually it's more than ok, but nothing we haven't seen before. The volcano is the only thing that's remarkable at all. Otherwise pretty bland characters in a pretty bland story. Really obvious plot holes but sometimes funny so not entirely bad. Let's settle on mediocre for this one.… Expand

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YunusKatMar 25, 2019

Empty and hollow, that was the general feeling I got from this one. It's yet another refurbished Jurrasic Park storyline with some cliché ending we all expected.

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Franken_StinerMar 10, 2019

Mediocre film with bland characters & a boring plot. It didn't help that all the trailers for this movie gave away the plot. The best part about this movie is the opening scene. It's the best opening scene since Jurassic Park with the RaptorMediocre film with bland characters & a boring plot. It didn't help that all the trailers for this movie gave away the plot. The best part about this movie is the opening scene. It's the best opening scene since Jurassic Park with the Raptor opening scene.… Expand

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ZJHFeb 5, 2019

This movie sucks throughout.It’s not thriller enough too.How can I say it?It’s really bad,waste my money.

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kreegan64Jan 24, 2019

Pretty much what you'd expect from the next unnecessary entry in a movie. The pacing is very rushed (almost as if the people making the movie knew they were just looking to for an excuse to make another series of raptos eating people andPretty much what you'd expect from the next unnecessary entry in a movie. The pacing is very rushed (almost as if the people making the movie knew they were just looking to for an excuse to make another series of raptos eating people and t-rexs wrecking some sh!t) but once it gets to the kills it slows down a bit. You can almost tell what every scene is going to entail, and what the plot is going to show next ver batem. It does nothing that the other movies didn't already do to some degrees and the remaining "surprises" are ultimately pointless and uneventful. Still, it has just enough action, humour, and thrills to keep you entertained throughout most of its runtime.

The visuals are decent enough, but still fail compared to that of the original, I wish they had made more copious use of practical effects in this movie, but they fill it with cgi beasties with only a few bittersweet tastes of practical dinos. I can't hlep but look at these creatures and see how they fail compared to the animatronics from the original movie. It seems that no matter how much money hollywood chugs into it, cgi will never be on par to to something actually there. In a few years the cgi will only get more obvious, which is unfortunate.

Pratt's and Howard's performances keep up pace for the most part with only a couple slip ups, not to mention the humour from their interactions being the saving grace when the movie isn't showing dinos mauling something or nostalgia driving, especially the parts where it's being unintentionally funny (such as the T-rex ex machina scenes, which are plenty, almost seeming as if it set to remind the audience who the coolest dino around still is, even challenging Simba (you'll see what I mean))

However, more frustrations come from the uncreative ways the movie tries to build tension or set up dangerous scenes, often through the characters blatant stupidity and/or because the movie demands it.

A good watch, but don't go in expecting it to break new grounds. If you're just in for dinos and thrills, you won't be disappointed.… Expand

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JazzwazlerJan 20, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. 5.9/10 ⚠️
Easily the most dissapointing 2018 film, although, it is a solid follow up to 2015, Jurassic World. Dumb, fun movie, yet again… The first half was completely outstanding! The opening scene was incredible! And there is a very emotional scene, especially for the fans. On the dock, when they look back and see the original brachiosaur, standing there, crying out in pain. I got really emotional but other than that, the opening and just the first half overall, not a great film.… Expand

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Astor_Jan 15, 2019

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is the sequel to Jurassic World. Set on the fictional Central American island of Isla Nublar, off the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, it follows Owen Grady and Claire Dearing as they rescue the remaining dinosaursJurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is the sequel to Jurassic World. Set on the fictional Central American island of Isla Nublar, off the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, it follows Owen Grady and Claire Dearing as they rescue the remaining dinosaurs before a volcanic eruption destroys it.

The story falls short noticably compared to Jurassic World. The idea to use chasing and jump scare scenes right from the early stage right till the end is not a good one. The novelty does get wears off quickly after a while, and there isn't a good follow up to that. It is common sense to put in such scenes after a series of peaceful starting scenes like what it did on Jurassic World. And the chasing, horror scenes aren't that unique either, not unlike what we have seen in the previous films.

The villains are also very one dimensional sterotypes villians. This and the fairly predictable plots make the film a pretty bad one.

The only reason to watch this film is probably for the sake for catching on with the series. Not a good stand alone movie by itself definitely.… Expand

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DerekSCriticJan 1, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Instead of being a worthy sequel, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is concerned about setting up for another sequel and it fails at being a good movie. In the film, the writing is absolutely terrible with several bad decisions that ruin the franchise. The scene about auctioning the dinosaurs off was awful and made absolutely no sense. Also, the ending was one of the worst I've ever seen that takes the series way too far. Here's where I'm referring to the film setting up for a sequel as the dinosaurs are in our world. That is just going to make a terrible sequel to this movie. In fact, there's even more criticism as most of the characters are completely uninteresting and forgettable. Seriously, the only good thing about this film are the action scenes and visuals, but even some of their choices there are questionable.

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom has to be one of the worst films of 2018. It's a sequel to a film that is setting up for another sequel. At this point, I'm done watching any new Jurassic World films as the concept has now gone way too far. Please don't watch this film! I don't think that Jurassic Park needed sequels after The Lost World and this is proof. By far, this film has to be the worst in the series.… Expand

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Fire_CharizardJan 1, 2019

Middle of the road, 5/10. Good in parts, boring in others. Still worth the watch if you’re a Jurassic Park/world fan. Though I won’t be in a rush to watch it anytime soon after my first viewing.

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bartalexDec 25, 2018

La verdad que una pelicula muy buena de esta saga de dinosoros
Muy buen argumento aun que la unica pega es como se desenvolupa el final que deja un poco que desear.

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supermann234Dec 22, 2018

Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom fell short of Jurassic World. Sure, this may not be the worst Jurassic Park film, but it nonetheless had some problems. While action was good, this film failed to bring anything new to the franchise unlikeJurassic World Fallen Kingdom fell short of Jurassic World. Sure, this may not be the worst Jurassic Park film, but it nonetheless had some problems. While action was good, this film failed to bring anything new to the franchise unlike Jurassic World. This film is also needlessly dark, making it feel dull at some points. A problem with making dark movies is not making it dark but when it becomes dark, dull, lifeless and uninteresting, which is what happened to this film. Storyline was okay with a few explainable plotholes. Overall, this is a very average movie.… Expand

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drlowdonDec 16, 2018

Four years after the Jurassic World resort was destroyed by escaping dinosaurs Owen (Chris Pratt) and Clair (Bryce Dallas-Howard) have to return to the island and mount a rescue operation as the, once dormant, volcano at the islands centreFour years after the Jurassic World resort was destroyed by escaping dinosaurs Owen (Chris Pratt) and Clair (Bryce Dallas-Howard) have to return to the island and mount a rescue operation as the, once dormant, volcano at the islands centre threatens to make the dinosaurs extinct once again.

Each instalment in this long running franchise has become more unrealistic than the last at that is taken to the extreme here. The behaviour of both the humans and the dinosaurs is quite frankly ludicrous and wildly inconsistent from scene to scene and the plot, involving attempts to weaponise dinosaurs, makes no sense at all. Having said all that Fallen Kingdom is still an entertaining movie with two likeable leads and so despite everything I certainly wasn’t ever bored.… Expand

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mondainaiDec 9, 2018

You already know most of what is going to happen by watching the preview. This was horribly predictable, boring to the point of cringe worthy. Any director that talks about his Easter eggs doesn’t get it. I am sorry, this was soo bad. IYou already know most of what is going to happen by watching the preview. This was horribly predictable, boring to the point of cringe worthy. Any director that talks about his Easter eggs doesn’t get it. I am sorry, this was soo bad. I absolutely loved the original and the Jurassic World. They had original plot, this one was full of clichés and a meandering plot. There was no story here. Just a bunch of scenes that seemed like they were filmed for the sake of the preview. Frustratingly bad.… Expand

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DominArsenDec 8, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Le premier Jurassic World était la représentation de la démesure hollywoodienne. Dans un contexte futuriste il nous poser la question de comment Hollywood pouvez encore nous rendre les films attractifs alors que nous surprendre deviens de plus en plus difficile.
Celui-ci se veut plus cool et nous amène dans une aventure qui prend pour sujet [spoiler] la protection des animaux à l'échelle des dinosaures [/spoiler] ! Et j'avoue c'est actuelle et surtout moins critique que le premier qui était critique envers ces propres unités de création, puisque "oui" Jurassic Wordl est produit par la machine Hollywoodiene..
Dans ce nouvel épisode, les personnages sont intéressants. Tout en utilisant les mêmes codes, le réalisateur réussit à les présentés de la même manière en changeant le contexte. Je dois dire que cela fonctionne très bien!
Une mise en scène fabuleuse sur certains moments particuliers. Notamment les passages de surprise[spoiler] les griffes qui s'approche [/spoiler] , les angles de caméra exceptionnel, ou les cinématiques sans cut.
[spoiler] Les mâchoires qui se referment [/spoiler] ce n'est pas surprenant certes, mais ça fonctionne toujours aussi bien sur moi.
Un Dolby Atmos particulièrement efficace sur certaines scènes spécifiques.
Une 3D inutile.
Des musiques..
Bref j'aime les dinosaures j'aime ce film.
En grand fan j'envie cette fin "La nouvelle ère véritable" !
Je m'intéresse du coup au futur choix "Post apocalyptique" ou "La chute d'un empire" #Hollywood
Et du coup peut-être une des meilleures trilogies ?
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Kirollos-NoahNov 29, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is directed by J.A. Bayona, written by Derek Connolly and Colin Trevorrow and starring Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard and Rafe Spall.

It's been three years since theme park and luxury resort Jurassic World was destroyed by dinosaurs out of containment. Isla Nublar now sits abandoned by humans while the surviving dinosaurs fend for themselves in the jungles. When the island's dorma[phent volcano begins roaring to life, Owen (Chris Pratt) and Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) mount a campaign to rescue the remaining dinosaurs from this extinction-level event. Owen is driven to find Blue, his lead raptor who's still missing in the wild, and Claire has grown a respect for these creatures she now makes her mission. Arriving on the unstable island as lava begins raining down, their expedition uncovers a conspiracy that could return our entire planet to a perilous order not seen since prehistoric times.

This is not what I expected to see after watching Jurassic World, cause I liked Jurassic World, but this one... EH!
I'm not saying it was awful, but it wasn't that much good that I expected to see, it disappointed me in so many ways, I didn't like it oe hate it, but still, it has lots of boring moments or scenes, very low performances and slight story.

The boring moments are connected and related to the slight story, cause the story didn't impress me at all, maybe a little when we got closer to the end.

The performances weren't bad, they were just low, except for Chris Pratt, everyone else was joking in very bad times and fake-acted

I also found some good stuff in this movie, the CGI was mistake-less, the story went well and Chris Pratt got me with his very talented performance and I guess that's it!

I have lots of unanswered-questions!
1. How did Eli Mills build his lab beneath the house and no one noticed?
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2. The intelligence of that new dinosaur, how far it can go? Can it go for fun with humans before killing then?
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3. How did Owen and Claire got that big bag of blood and the dinosaur woke up very quickly?
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4. How far science can go in this movie?
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That's all, and good luck with trying to answer these questions!

As I said it's not awful, but it's not good too! For those drops, I'm gonna give Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom a C-.

Okay, guys, thank you as always for reading my review, hope you like, and if you have any comment, please, say it to get improved.… Expand

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hankwmardukasNov 28, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. When I was a young boy, I found a dinosaur egg. It’s true. A seven-year-old helping my father, Newfoundland’s most proficient Lobsterman, down by the docks. I was skipping stones when I noticed a large, smooth object along the jagged shores of St. Lawrence. What appeared to be a pearlescent rock, but more ovular than any I had ever seen.
I recovered the object only to realize it was a massive egg. One that could only belong to an Ostrich or a similar creature. But we don’t have ostriches in Canada. I showed my father, who cautioned that I put the egg back where I found it. The moral of the story is that sometimes we must temper our curiosity when it comes to dinosaurs, and let nature be. Allowing dinosaurs into modern society would be a very dangerous thing.
Which brings me to the utterly inane plot of “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom”. In this movie, dinosaur enthusiast and part-time carpenter Chris Pratt is recruited by his ex-lover, Bryce Dallas Howard, daughter of Opie, to go back to Isla Nublar to save the remaining dinosaurs after the disastrous events of “Jurassic World”. For some reason, Starlord obliges her, and ventures back to save his beloved raptor, Blue.
Look, we all know “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” and all the “Jurassic Park” films are only “based on” a true story. Anytime Hollywood says “based on a true story”, you know they are taking major creative liberties with the original material. However, “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” took it too far. Even though we can assume that there are scientists out there who can bring dinosaurs back to life, it is totally unrealistic to think that these scientists would do so. Not once, not twice, not three times, but four separate times over the course of the franchise, after suffering innumerable consequences each go-around.
This kind of lazy writing is something I just don’t care for, particularly as someone who had to give up the dream of having a pet dinosaur of my own along the shores of Newfoundland, so many years ago.
Cinematically, “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” is the tale of two different flicks. The first half of the movie is a pretty contrived, standard disaster movie, that frankly I was waiting for to end. However, the third act of “Fallen Kingdom” gets rather interesting, and delves into a territory that no Jurassic Park film ever has. There is a scene where billionaires bid upon dinosaurs that is particularly eery and unlike anything in the series. Without spoiling too much, I think the third film of this particular Jurassic Park trilogy is set up for some very interesting, fresh material. It appears to be going in a direction we haven’t seen in this franchise before, and it is exciting.
But on a very serious note, if we don’t stop creating dinosaurs, the ending of “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” may not be so much “based on a true story” any longer, but rather will become our own stark reality.… Expand

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Vitor007Oct 26, 2018

This continuation brings better communication compared to the first. His plot is massing, without attraction or a main focus. Easy understanding collaborates to unwind. The conflicts not availed and left aside are the most perceptible, rightThis continuation brings better communication compared to the first. His plot is massing, without attraction or a main focus. Easy understanding collaborates to unwind. The conflicts not availed and left aside are the most perceptible, right in their introduction. Better, but not the way we hoped. 5.8/10… Expand

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4Nick3Jul 12, 2018

CGI is great and there are some fantastic action scenes Fallen Kingdom is a whole new take on the series. Unfortunately, it's an overly complicated mess about money and dinosaurs and this film doesn't serve a purpose. There are poorCGI is great and there are some fantastic action scenes Fallen Kingdom is a whole new take on the series. Unfortunately, it's an overly complicated mess about money and dinosaurs and this film doesn't serve a purpose. There are poor supporting characters but at least the main characters can sort of shadow that. I'm sorry, it just doesn't feel like a Jurassic film even though I thoroughly enjoyed the start and the end.… Expand

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DodgerNov 9, 2018

I believe im being generous with a 3 here. Who in there right mind thought that the most important part of a dinosaur movie were the made up monsters and people? Dinosuars have mabye 20% of the screen time in this movie (if im beingI believe im being generous with a 3 here. Who in there right mind thought that the most important part of a dinosaur movie were the made up monsters and people? Dinosuars have mabye 20% of the screen time in this movie (if im being generous). These points come primarily from the passable acting of Chris Pratt in this film.

Apart from that it has generaly poor acting, bad effects, next to no storyline and plot, bad story telling, and resides almost completely on your belief in a series of ever increasingly implauasable events.

A pathetic showing and an evident cash grab… Expand

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MovieNightsNov 4, 2018

Just so bad. Not nearly enough action to make it at least interesting and fun, boring story, some absolutely terribly edited parts, and the severe over usage of product placement just killed this one for me. Just let the "Jurassic Park"Just so bad. Not nearly enough action to make it at least interesting and fun, boring story, some absolutely terribly edited parts, and the severe over usage of product placement just killed this one for me. Just let the "Jurassic Park" series sit for a while until someone can make a sequel that's up to par of the original ones or else "JP" will just be the new "Transformers" movie series. Not recommended, just such a waste of time.… Expand

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NightReviewsOct 30, 2018

In an age where narratives of superheroes, animation and science fiction rule the box office, there is one fossil amongst the great big box office contenders that audience just can’t quite enough of. In Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, theIn an age where narratives of superheroes, animation and science fiction rule the box office, there is one fossil amongst the great big box office contenders that audience just can’t quite enough of. In Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the park may be gone, but dinosaurs are definitely here to stay. Fallen Kingdom is the fifth entry in the Jurassic Park film franchise and the second within the Jurassic World trilogy, and while it features the most amount of dinosaurs out of all the previous films, don’t be fooled because the film takes place in only a few very specific locations and features the least amount of dinosaur action out of all of the movies. Yet, despite the very minimal action, the permanent set pieces and of course its fair share of charm and charisma, Fallen Kingdom is a Jurassic film unlike any we have seen before.

Much of this might have to do with the inclusion of the franchise’s newest film director, Spanish filmmaker J.A. Bayona. Bayona, who has previously directed The Orphanage, The Impossible and A Monster Calls, has quite an imaginative and generous eye when it comes to offering the embellished perspective of children, which, for many people such as myself, would warrant well for a refreshing take on a franchise that has been around for almost twenty-five years and on its fifth entry. Also, given the fact that many people who were first introduced to Michael Crichton’s world of dinosaurs with Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park in 1993 were only just children or young adults, really plays well with an audience that is all grown up. Luckily for audiences, Bayona allows all of us old, matured, geeked out, nostalgia driven cinephiles to indulge in a film that is both the epitome of blockbuster/popcorn entertainment film, as well as a self-aware and respectable ode to some of our favourite monster movies.

What makes Fallen Kingdom so consuming is the fact that Bayona treats the dinosaurs like monsters for just a couple minutes, but like any good classic monster movies, Frankenstein for example, the monster begins to resonate with audiences and become much more than just visual and visceral entertainment set pieces. For the first time in the cannon of the Jurassic series, the dinosaurs gain as much empathy as any if not more than the human characters we know or have grown to love.

This love for the dinosaurs sets up the very relevant narrative in very pleasing fashion, especially since, the newly created dinosaurs of Jurassic World are threatened by a recently active volcano on Isla Nublar. And while political and government officials all over the world are trying to figure out if these creatures are actually worth saving from extinction…again, this threat allows a chance for redemption for our characters from Jurassic World. In comes in Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard), the former honcho of the recently closed Jurassic World Amusement Park, who now has a career for the preservation of the dinosaurs species. So when the world decides that they are going to watch and allow the creatures to face their deadly fate, Claire is unexpectedly contacted by Benjamin Lockwood (James Cromwell), the silent partner to John Hammond’s original Jurassic Park. Lockwood’s extraction plan for the dinosaurs is headed by the idealistic pretty-boy Eli Mills (Rafe Spall), whose sharp suits heavily contrasts the safari inspired outfits of all the other human characters. Lockwood, who entrusts Mills with the whole operation, informs Claire that in order for the extraction to be fully successful, it is essential that they retrieve the second smartest creature on the planet next to human beings, Blue the Velociraptor. Yet, as much as they have already tried, capturing Blue seems close to impossible without the help of our Indiana Jones inspired hero Owen Grady (Chris Pratt), who aside from being the best dinosaur wrangler on the planet, also has the advantage of raising blue from infancy.

While Owen, Claire and a few more new faces travel back to the Island, and face dinosaurs, active volcanoes and the basis of Murphy’s law, their efforts to retrieve all the animals from the island are never what it seems.

While Fallen Kingdom does take the dinosaurs our of the park, or in this case the fictional island of Isla Nublar, the looming doom and impending danger of the park is never absent and much of this danger is thanks to the wonderful vision of Bayona as well as a masterful score by Michael Giacchino. Giacchino, who elevates the original John Williams score in ways no one would ever think possible, raises the stakes and sonically charges the world of human eating creatures into a glorious manifestation of wonder and beauty. Fallen Kingdom really allows the composer to stretch his muscles and show why he is one of the best contemporary composers in film today.… Expand

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whackjackerOct 23, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I just didn't get it. Why didn't Godzilla show up and fight the Jaegers? So much time was wasted on the dumb humans. I wanted to fight kaijus and not be a clone.

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NoelReviewerOct 19, 2018

I thought it was good. It was still able to capture the magic of the franchise while making its own story. I think that it is the second best jurassic movie, I liked it better than jurassic world. I might even say this is the best one. NoI thought it was good. It was still able to capture the magic of the franchise while making its own story. I think that it is the second best jurassic movie, I liked it better than jurassic world. I might even say this is the best one. No wait I cant, that would be **** Nothing can compare to the original. 8/10.… Expand

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ErikTheCriticOct 14, 2018

The second half felt disappointingly underwhelming compared to the first half, where there was plenty of intensity and excitement.

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Bizzylorenzo70Oct 13, 2018

Vapid and quite awful addition to the series. When I think back to the wonders and storyline of the original Spielberg film, this one just becomes a terrible disappointment.

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d0vla11Jun 24, 2018

Worse than the one from 2015. It had some cringe scenes, plot of the movie was weird, and I won't talk about that ending.
Only Chris Pratt did good here.
Not sure if I could recommend watching this movie, although it was a solid one.

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GarethBOct 9, 2018

Some good points and some big plot holes with shallow characters. Theres some interesting stuff with the horror elements but fails to live up to JP or JW

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kane148Oct 9, 2018

From the very first scene, I knew this would be a bore, but I didn't imagine just how had it would be. The plot is a total mess of predictable tropes, with the only surprises being things that are just too illogical to predict. The charactersFrom the very first scene, I knew this would be a bore, but I didn't imagine just how had it would be. The plot is a total mess of predictable tropes, with the only surprises being things that are just too illogical to predict. The characters are all either annoying or completely bland and pointless. Even the modern special effects are largely wasted, because your brain is too busy trying to figure out what the heck is going on to appreciate the visuals. Quite aside from how the film butchers the Jurassic Park IP and how nothing makes sense if you think about it at all, this is just a bad movie that won't keep your attention or keep you entertained, because it will be annoying and confusing you constantly.… Expand

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Ryan_MOct 8, 2018

Really enjoyed this film. The first half provided tones of action and dinosaurs while the second half was suspenseful and very atmospheric. Sets up an intriguing sequel.

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Sheckler99Oct 8, 2018

Very entertaining movie. The volcano sequence was awesome and the dinosaurs looked amazing. Great to see Owen and Claire return.

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Dragonfly44Jul 13, 2018

To sum this movie up in one sentence, the best thing to describe it is it is mediocre on all fronts. Nothing about it is truly bad, but nothing about it is very good either. Rating - 59%

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