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Claire: “We have to save the dinosaurs, here’s the plan” Owen: “I think it’s good, except it sucks. So let me do the plan, and that way, it might be really good.”

I liked the part where the old man attempted to get the bad guy to call the police on himself That was great thinking right there

Yes, an evil talking raptor, he's gonna sneak up on Chris Pratt's character while he's sleeping and say "Owen. Owen."

Remember that Jurassic Park was created by Michael Crichton as a BOOK and Spielberg ADAPTED it to film. The other films were written as movies from the START.

The worst part of the film is that owen didnt finish his house

Its as if the creative minds of this movie were too preoccupied with whether or not they could make the movie so convoluted, they didn't stop to think if they should.

The whole movie was a Trailer for the next movie.

Yo a talking evil raptor would be dope especially if it gotta English accent and wears a top hat and has cane

Police: "Yes this is the police, what is your problem?" Mills: "Yea this old guy says I should turn myself in for selling cloned dinosaurs his company created for profit" Police: "HAHAHAHA" * hangs up *

Can we talk about how amazingly well Jeff Goldblum has aged?

At the ending, they could have just opened the door instead of opening both the cages and the door. The gas would have escaped and would be no need for Dinosaur Apocalypse.

Is no one going to talk about how forced the Indo-Raptor's escape was?

The whole "Blue is gentle and empathetic" stuff, which nicely glosses over the fact that in the first movie she TRIES TO KILL OWEN THE MOMENT HE TURNS HIS BACK? Her appeal in the first film was her being an intelligent, deadly predator barely under control, but here they just make her a Jurassic Lassie who follows Owen and saves the day? It would have made more sense if when she was captured after reuniting with Owen she takes that as a betrayal on his part and turns against him for good, and later when she encounters the Indoraptor she fights him at first, until she realizes he's part raptor, even more so than the I. Rex, and they end up teaming up and trying to escape together...

No one is going to mention the fact carnotaurus completely ignores the eruption, picks a fight with a ceratopsid, something it didn’t even hunt, then T. rexmachnia happens and the T. rex walks off, like, what was the point?, all you really did is undermine a new dinosaur with grandmasaurus, it doesn’t even die ether, i mean, I’m glad it didn’t but, come on, you know you only did that scene for the posters

7:13 ''Is this next one just going to feature a giant evil talking raptor?" ALAN!!

Things i didn't like about the film: -Cliches galore -Trying to be sad and dramatic and "Awwww i feel so bad for them"/"Its so sad D:" -Plot holes -Doing that thing where a single scene gets the center shot in a trailer but gets like 2 seconds in the actual movie movie -Making it seem that a certain actor has a bigger part but in reality they have about 10 minutes of screen time -Not mentioning events of the previous movies that should have been (such as a goddamn massacre in the middle of San Diego) -Changes in characters that basically threw away previously established character traits (Dr. Wu, Claire, and Owen) -Too many "Another movie did it, so we can do it to and it will be BADASS, because it has dinosaurs!" moments -overly symbolic moments And last but not least, The ending... The end of every Jurassic park film to date has a *(Somewhat)* solid ending, and we most know what happens after it. however in fallen kingdom, we just BREEZE past the fact that there has been a fucking Mosasaur that's just been chillin in the ocean for about a year *(We know its a year because Dr Wu says that the tooth sample of the Indominus Rex was collected one year ago, and in that same scene the Mosasaur breaks out of its cage and into the open ocean)*, and a man sized apex predator that can outrun a motorcycle in some suburban neighborhood, and the fact that OH YEA, by pressing the button to release the dinosaurs, Mazie has literally fucked up the ENTIRE ecosystem of southern California for possibly YEARS to come, because about 2 dozen species of dinosaurs are loose in the forest. like, nobody is going to mention that in 2 Jurassic park movies we have been directly told/shown that aviary dinosaurs are out there and possibly breeding like wildfire, but no we just ignore it. and back to my first point of "Un-solid" endings (If that's even a word lol) what about the other characters of previous films? Dr Grant? Zach and Gray? Tim and Lex? Ian Malcolms Daughter? Not even going to bring up that guy who gave Denis a ton of money to steal the embryos? So yea, that was my mini review of the film. tell me if i got any facts wrong (I guarantee i got at least ONE of these wrong, i might have missed a small detail) and tell me if you agree or disagree with anything i said, or didn't say, i'm completely open to any form of critisicm

Yeah as you mentioned, the idea of 'good' and 'bad' dinosaurs is so cartoonish. I LOVED the raptors in JP1, JP3 and the first two thirds of JW, but since the end of JW1 Rexy and Blue have been man's best friend and it's just a bit eh...

what I like about the jurassic park fandom is that even though some people don't like the movie they don't go saying that it ruined their childhood, wanting the people responsible to be fired, or harassing the actors to the point of deleting all of their social media accounts unlike some fandoms **cough** Star Wars **cough**

I dont get how they cloned the mosasaur... I mean there are no mosquitos underwater.

Is anybody else going to mention the moza scene with the surfers and the trex scene with the lion are in the trailers? That kinda misdirected me.

How is the clone plot not adding anything to the story? Malcolm's entire monologue is not about the dinosaurs but about rampant genetic manipulation, especially when done on humans. Thus the clone serves to show that mankind has finally gone too far. That instead of just mixing two dinos, they'd mix Dino and human next. Heck that was the concept idea for the indominus rex. To be fair, the humans reaction to the clone should be more impactful but they downplayed it because the developers knew that it would overtake the dinosaurs. The main villain was dumb trying to sell dinosaurs when the goldmine is right under his nose. He'd be more rich selling cloning tech than weaponizing dinos.

10/10 transition to the dollar shave club add

The sad thing is you can see the workings of what could be an interesting story. What if they made some changes such as: * Maisy and the Indo form a bond, faking out the audience by thinking she’s going to be attacked before she pulls out a toy or something. The Indo’s rampage is triggered by the villains mistreatment of her. This makes the scene where they talk about how the raptor needs a mother more meaningful. The scene where we see Video of Owen bonding with Blue could be played over here, signifying a connection. Alternatively, * The Indo displays more intelligence, such as learning the combination to the elevator by listening to the noises the keypad makes. This could be an interesting call back to the ‘Big One’ in JP1 learning to operate a door. Or, it could do things like use Maisy as bait to draw out Owen.

the problem is there is not 1 hybrid, not 2, but all the dinosaurs you see in jurassic park/world are hybrids, dr. wu mentioned in jurassic world that they tried to recreate the dinosaurs the best they can, thats why the dinosaurs dont have feathers, and look bigger than they normally look

They didn't need to make the girl being a clone a plot twist. It should have been know from the start so that they could write it into the themes from the start instead of trying to wedge it in at the end.

See, when they stressed that the Endo-raptor needed a "mother", a being similar enough to it that it could identify and learn from, I thought they were going to make it imprint on Mazy. Because think about it, both times it appears with just her there, it doesn't attack but rather reaches out towards her, it never repeats that action with any other creature, even Blue, who the doctor was betting on to fill the mother role. And when they revealed the clone thing, I was like, "oh, that's how they're gonna role with this" and I thought that since Mazy seemed so inspired and in awe with Owen's videos of training Blue, I thought she would have a parallel where she reaches out and tries to tame the Endo. Where it'd go from there I have no clue, but I personally think that would have been much more fun to watch and more interesting than what we got, which was nothing. The clone thing went nowhere, and the mother thing also went nowhere.

Script was bad. Visual effects, CGI qnd direction really good

In the next part, it turns out that the girl has genes of dinosaurs and can communicate with them. Kris Prat marries Blue and adopts a half-dinosaur child

Even the ending was completely contrived. “We’re now living in a Jurassic World”... why because like 25 dinosaurs escaped in California? DINOSAURS! It’s not like they’ll go unnoticed. They also all have trackers in them as previously mentioned in the film, there’s no reason they couldn’t all be rounded up in a few hours.

Ok, sorry to be that one pedantic guy, but I can't help it. The Mosasaurus isn't a Dinosaur, it's just a marine reptile. The Pterosaurs also aren't dinosaurs but flying reptiles. Otherwise, good video.

The good/bad dinosaur making it feel cartoony is one of my biggest problems with this film. It has just gotten a bit too silly!

This movie is literally Aliens but less good. I’ll break it down: - the lead character had some dangerous experiences with some dangerous creatures in a far away place, and has decided to distance himself from them - shady business dude offers to help kill/save the creatures, but the lead wants no part of it; eventually, he change his mind - they travel to the far away place and meet up with a bunch of military dudes who only serve as alien/dinosaur fodder - it’s revealed that the business dude doesn’t actually want to help, but wants to sell the creatures to the government to weaponize them - the creatures are let loose in a house/facility, where the two romantic leads find a little girl whose family is all dead - the three characters all band together to stop the bad guys, the shady business dude is brutally killed by one of the creatures, and everyone lives happily ever after (until the next movie where two of them probably die)

Owen and Claire don't really have much character to them, so I really hope in Jurassic World 3 its them and Maisie operating as almost a survival family unit. I thought Maisie was fine and I hope they do something with the whole cloning thing, because although it served its purpose in the story, I think that idea, if done right, could add something to the Jurassic franchise. This movie was made to get rid of the island and set them loose on the mainland, and I think it did that the best it could. The send off to Isla Nublar was rather nice, with the first dinosaur we see on the island also being the last. This movie, more than the others, really got me to actually care about the dinosaurs, which was important to the debate in the movie. At the end of Jurassic Park, the sense of wonder had been replaced by fear, so naturally in the logical in-universe choice would be to let the dinosaurs all die. But now, with Blue especially, I'd actually want to see the dinosaurs get to live. I see them more as animals and not just the killing machines they're always shown as (Funnily enough, that's pretty similar to Claire's "arc"). I don't think the lack of wonder is this movie's fault. The wonder has been gone since the T-Rex escaped. Now, all that anyone wants to see the dinosaurs do is eat people. That sense of wonder can never be reclaimed, so I think the new movies are doing their best to take the franchise in a new, but still satisfying, direction.

Hollywood tired to play god, and the movie goers payed the price for their hubris. Love your videos.

I like how there was no sense of how many dinosaurs were in the mansion, because it's pretty hard to imagine 1 or 2 of each species lasting long enough to repopulate the area. And I like how the volcano was fast enough to kill all those dinosaurs yet it was slow enough for Chris Pratt to flop away from. I love the homage to the T-Rex saving people by having it do so same number of times in this film as it has in all the previous films combined.

The issue here-aside from playing God-is that they developed the park near an active volcano! Did they even expect that it will not erupt?

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I thought the ending was stupid and contradictory. The whole plot of the movie is about stopping the "bad guys" from using the dinosaurs to essentially hurt people in war. But at the end, the little girl lets them out, so they will still be harming people anyway?? I didnt understand why they made it out to be the 'positive' outcome when random people are still going to be getting killed by the dinosaurs either way.

The one scene that actually made me cry (yes) was when they see the Brachiosaurus get left behind on the island after they're on the ship and there was nothing Claire and Owen could do. Throughout this slow, grueling scene you see that dinosaur cry for help, then get eaten by the ash. That entire arch of 25-35 minutes where they trick the rescue crew and instead take these priceless creatures for the animal black market infuriated me. I think because it resonates so much with our real world. So saddening.

the mosasaurus isnt a dino, its an aquatic lizard

Seriously only like 20-30 dinosaurs escaped and not many had mates espessially the predators. So not mych of a problem for humanity, at least not long term. The big ol' mosasaurus would be an issue though. But thats it

Wait? Since when did cloning a human become a thing in this franchise?

I like how they dont use the mic at 4:02 but just add another one

Maisy was cool except when she let all the dinosaurs loose. I thought a message of not being able to have your cake and eat it too would have made for a more interesting ending. Especially considering you can just go make more.

Honestly they lost me when the girl was a Clone of her mother.

Maybe their budget died on killing that last brachisaurus

Everytime I watch someone give their negative opinions on movies I like, i get more convinced that whether or not you like a movie really comes down to what you care about. Script, acting, sceneography, SFX, ideas, actors, dialoge etc. The list goes on and they all have different sub-parts too. And if you like the movie seems to be about which of theese you care about, and if the movie did them well. I personally agreed on most of what you said yet really likes this movie because those things really don't ruin the movie for me.

The movie was a cash grab. Thats where it failed.

That clone thing was foreshadowed so hard I’m sure I and many others weren’t shocked by that reveal because we figured it out half way through the movie

So, it's a filler movie in the middle of a franchise.

The awe and wonder from the first Jurassic Park was practically a one time deal. It would be almost impossible 20+ years later to get that same feeling. Especially since (let's be honest) most of the majesty of the first one were its groundbreaking special effects. Audiences just simply aren't as impressed now by that sort of thing as they were then.

I think this was meant to be a jumping off point for way more crazy stuff down the line. My thing is, on it's face the few Dino's that got released are not a huge threat and they can't breed. Plus they are mostly aging so no huge threat long term. The threat comes from the Dino's that already got sold and what happens when people catch the freed ones and start to clone them. Plus wu escaped with like 4 indoraptor eggs. Also Dino human hybrids coming up

I liked Fallen Kingdom but in the end it felt like filler for what's to come.

In my opinion, I loved this movie. I don’t believe that you can really focus on purely the wonder of dinosaurs. It’s been done in Jurassic Park and it would be pretty hard to top or can be seen as a copy of Jurassic Park if Jurassic World did the same. I believe that the characters are written well, with Owen and Claire’s relationship has done pretty well. The only gripe I have with the movie is the ending. The cloning reveal was kinda just “put there” without anything built upon besides a hint at what’s to come in future movies. I also believe killing off the dinosaurs in the end would’ve left a much more of a(n emotional?) impact. I do like the direction the movie is going with, however :). Great video as always. Can’t wait for the next one!

This movie is the most upsetting and embarrassing I’ve seen in a while. I’m glad to find videos like yours.

Don’t you guys remember that dude who stayed behind in Jurassic World at the end the hell happened to him ??? It also would’ve been cool to see the protagonists running towards the east docks and running past Dennis Nedrys jeep AND WHY DID THEY NOT MENTION ISLA SORNA OR THE 5 DEATHS

I guess you could say that life ...uh finds its way out of the uh Jurassic franchise. I'm not sorry!

I really liked Jurassic world Fallen Kingdom to be honest

I personally liked the movie. In a comment I saw, they mentioned that people like movies for different thing. I like a movie for it's emotion. The part where the island was being blown up by the volcano and the brachiosaur in the distance made me cry (like, cry cry. As in, tears were pouring down my face and I couldn't see for a minute) When Claire was making the decision to free the dinos, I hoped they would be let go. As you can see from the above paragraph, I can be an emotional person. I saw the triceratops and it's kid and began to root for their survival. My cousin told me that at that point the movie went from a 3 to a 2 for him. I think it's more of a 7 because, while the ending could've been changed, it was enjoyable.

Fallen kingdom could have been a 10-20 minute flashback in the next movie

Chris Pratt as StarLord in Avengers Infinity War was BRILLIANT. People just hated him for letting Thanos go.

"The possibilities it sets up are really interesting to think about" @ 9:05 Yes. I left this movie thinking about a possible 'Planet of the Apes' style dinosaur takeover. And unfortunately that excitement about a future movie was greater than anything I saw out of Fallen Kingdom. Also the whole thing about people protesting to save the dinosaurs from going extinct....couldnt you just make more clones...

The moment that made me laugh hard was during the, quote on quote, twist of Maisie being a clone. What made me laugh is how it's just interrupted by the Indoraptor and it's never adressed again xD

I read these fan theories that the indo raptor had a fascination with Macie and had maybe even imprinted on her because it was surprisingly gentle with her compared to everybody else, and I think that idea sounds really cool. I wish they had gone with that in the movie instead but oh well.

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is the second best one on the franchise in my opinion and one of the most underrated films of all time

Human cloning in a Jurassic film ffs

When the Indoraptor started fucking with that poacher guy trying to get its teeth, I almost laughed out loud in the theatre. It was almost like something straight out of Tom & Jerry.

I love the way he says how this video is brought to you by... It is so well done and doesn't need to take 20-50 seconds, just a couple a seconds or talking about.

Can we also talk about how the computer guy and the dino vet were completely unessasary. I mean if Claire knows the park better than anyone else like the movie claims, why do they need this random compute guy to open the door with Claire telling him what to do. All he really does is be scared and make a lot of jokes about being scared that literally no one in the theater laughed at. Like you could tell his jokes were supposed to be funny, But they just fell flat. And if you're gonna have a comedic relief, why not use Chris Pratt since he's already in the movie and his one joke about Claire being the reason he came to the island was the only joke the audience laughed at. And the dino vet was stupid. So get this right, the vetranariam who has never seen a dinosaur before knows more about raptor anatomy and how to medically treat Blue than the guy who's job it was to raise Blue and be the certified Raptor expert. What? And then when she says she's gonna go with Pratt to get Blue the soldier warns her it's dangerous, So she walks up to him, takes a tranq dart from his little pouch, says some shit about how Blue can overdose on tranqs if the soldiers aren't careful (Which is completely ignored throughout the rest of the film btw) and then says "I'm not as witless as your comment implies" and then pats his shoulder and yells "Come on beefcake" and is Now leading the charge to get Blue. WHAT!? I have no problem with a strong independent woman in movies, in fact they're often the best characters in movies, But this character didn't earn it. Obviously the trained soldier who has been capturing dinos for weeks is gonna question why the vetranarian who again, HAS NEVER SEEN A DINOSAUR BEFORE, is leading the charge. You could tell this moment was supposed to show she's "strong and independent" but it didn't feel earned and was so forced, and then throughout the rest of the movie she does literally nothing except treat Blue, But logically wouldn't Owen (Pratt's character) know how to do that since he's the raptor expert? I mean when shit goes down on the mission she's supposed to be leading with Pratt to save Blue, she doesn't actually show up until Pratt gets tranqed, She's just hiding off screen while shit goes down. I mean maybe if she was a vet in the original Jurassic World attraction before the film but the movie makes a point of telling us she hasn't seen a dinosaur before. I hated these two characters, as well as the clone girl for the reasons you mentioned, because they were just a waste of screen time, Like they literally didn't add anything to the story. At least the little girl was important to the plot as Indoraptor bait but that's really it, all that clone shit was unessasary. And don't even get me started on how stupid the ending was with her pushing the button. This isn't a horrible movie, it's good at certain parts but overall it's not very good...

Did we really need Jurassic park sequels in the first place ?

"Man shouldn't play God" if that was what they were going for (and it is) they should not have had every disaster that happened in the film come down to the greed of one man (Dennis Nedry). None of those monsters escaped on their own without system failure. They should have had the raptors escape on their own, and Rexy.

Reminded me of a Michael Bay movie

Great video, but this movie wasn't just another JP sequel. It showed how the dinosaurs were actual living animals and not just some monster to star in a summer blockbuster. Also, Maisie is probably the best kid in the series since Lex and Timmy.

NGL haven’t watched the video yet BUT I’m so happy you made this! I was so disappointed with this movie... Edit after watching: Great video as always. I really don’t understand the constant anthropomorphism in these films. Most of the wonderment in regards to the dinos stems from them being these incredibly powerful but ultimately emotionless creatures. Half-way through this movie felt like torture porn with dinosaurs 😒

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I actually really love the first Jurassic World. It's one of my favorite movies ever, but when I went to watch Fallen Kingdom, I couldn't even get through the first 20 minutes. I was so bored and I hated the storyline that they decided to go with. I was so disappointed :(

The movie isn't bad. I enjoyed it, despite it's odd aspects. 8 or 9 outta 10 film.

I don't think I even need to watch the video or the movie to know that the answer is "the Plot"...

I have a pet mesosaur baby in my pool. He is only ten feet long, and I wonder how I am going to get him to the lake, before he grows bigger. My favorite dinosaur, in the entire movie... been feeding him the wild hogs I hunt and trap.

I literally already forgot about this movie

“A talking Raptor” They already did that in the Critic.

The biggest problem was how the indoraptor got like 4 minutes screen time

i don't mind 'good dinosaur' as i would expect a pack animal raised by a human to atleast protect and fight for that human and humans it recognizes as 'friends' but it should still be somewhat wild (like when you raise a chimp, or wolf) and it adds something interesting (and reminds us that wild animal that are tame are not domesticated) bad dinosaurs tho and pure good dinosaurs i don't like.

The second business partner was the ONLY detail in Jurassic World or Fallen Kingdom that was present in any of the books.

Awesome job dude! Great videos as always, keep it up, I hav been so glad to watch you grow and gain attention since I started watching you several months back

The trailers is what killed it

Making a big, CGI shitshow of a film is the EASY way to put a Jurassic Park film together, but the hard part is nailing down the tone. What is the TONE of Jurassic Park? It varies from person to person, but for me it was always the "less is more" approach, which the first movie had, and has progressively become lost as we've entered the age of movie audiences with little to no attention spans. The tone isn't action, it isn't volcanoes or hybrid freak-dinosaurs. It's isolation... it's dark jungles where you know something is there, but you don't see it. I have this long-standing vision for Jurassic Park which has stuck with me since seeing the very first movie. I played the Sega Genesis Jurassic Park games, with all its eerie sound-effects, dimly-lit levels, and strange, dated music numbers that gave the games a very alien, isolated feel to them. You felt as though a dinosaur could pop out at any moment and kill you...and these new films even HAVE elements like that in them. But by accident. The problem is that they blow their load too quickly. They can't resist throwing every dinosaur in the book at our faces, in broad daylight, as much as they can. Suddenly we're experiencing dinosaur overload, and they're not special anymore. Tone is forsaken for effects, and then even the effects are worth nothing. But the first movie got those elements of tone correct, on-purpose-by-accident. With CGI being in its infancy, and moving the puppets being such a nightmare, they kept the on-screen presence of dinosaurs to a minimum. Any other movie would have FAILED in that regard, but Spielberg knew how to use it to his advantage, and built suspense around the dinosaurs' absence. Some of the BEST scenes in that movie have no dinosaurs at all: The Jeeps parked in the pouring rain at night, the conversations in the dim computer room, Muldoon and Ellie walking through the woods (when the audience knows the raptors are loose), and any other scene of characters interacting in the largely DARK, and dimly-lit building, giving them a feeling of being far from safety, and helpless as they wait around with only auxiliary power. I don't care about any future movies in this franchise, because they're not Jurassic Park movies. They're 'Jurassic World' movies, and so far, I feel that both suck. They don't understand what made the first movie great. Here's a hint: it wasn't the dinosaurs.

was missing out on your channel and i forgot how you did your transitions, so delightful

So many things in this movie were truly awful. The complete lack of understanding concerning volcanoes and science in general. For example, the pyroclastic cloud the dinosaurs and Owen are running from made me cringe. This cloud moves away from a volcano reaching speeds of up to 430 mph. Outrun it? Nope. The gases can reach temperatures of about 1,000 °C (1,830 °F). This is what engulfed Herculanium when Mt. Vesuvius went. The skeletons of those poor people showed they were instantly toasted, their skulls cracked from the heat. Owen and dozens of dinosaurs are shown surviving it. Nope. Nope. Not going to happen. The same with any of the scenes involving lava. Did no one think to consult with any scientists at all in this film? I think not.

I’d disagree. If ur gonna talk about complication u can’t go without mentioning the fact that there was a second island used to breed the dinosaurs. And human cloning was eventually gonna happen, he’ll there were many rumors thinking that the Indominus Rex had human DNA. Also if we’re gonna talk about characters being plot devices we need to talk about Lex being a hacker in the original. In terms of the good and bad Dinosaur, in the original film the main Velociraptor that lead most of the carnage was a Raptor known as “The Big One”. Plus the T.rex did come in and save the group and the end of the original. In terms of Maisy, her reveal wasn’t meant to scare or horrify the main characters, imo at least, it was supposed to be used to give emphasis to why Mills wanted her back. She would be a valuable proof of concept towards the idea of human cloning, and thus worth a LOT of money. I thought Fallen Kingdom was the best film in the franchise in terms of its sequels(no its not better than the original that was established a long time ago that it wouldn’t be). One more thing, u gotta give the introduction its fair due, because that was the best introduction in the franchise and one of the best movie intros of this year(not out doing Infinity War however).

Honestly, the Indoraptor could have been more of a threat in this movie. Instead of the Indoraptor getting stabbed by the Triceratops horn, it should've got harmed by the fall, run away. Then make the end credits the Indoraptor looking at a neighbourhood, went up to a house and looked through the windows, seeing Zach and Gray eat their food at the kitchen. Zach sees the Indoraptor, then Zach freezes in fear, Gray asks him what's up? Zach points at the Indoraptor, and Gray shakes so badly, he makes his food fall down to the floor. Then it ends there.

Is anyone going to talk about how this person tried to sell us shaving cream and razors at the end of this video?

Dude, you have the best videos on KZfaq. Big fan.

The sequels are very much inspired by Michael Crichton's original books. They did nothing wrong in my eyes, in the purpose of it at least. I definitely think Colin Trevorrow is not the right person for these however

The problem with Fallen Kingdom was that is was a badly executed setup for a Planet of the Apes style sequel where humans fight the dinosaurs and Blue is their 'Caesar'. Based on that, Universal should rescue Matt Reeves from the (never happening) Batman movie so he can replace JA Bayona for the next film.

The best part about the first movie is that the T-Rex is both the villain and the savior. He is just there on instinct like you mentioned. The scene in the car he had just escaped so the first thing it saw were the people in the car, so it is villain. In the end however when it got inside the building it saw a raptor jumping so it attacked it and unintentionally saved the humans. It wasn't good or bad, it was just an animal.

I really have to disagree with a few points of your review. 1st off, it annoys me that people speak of "Spielberg's vision" when it comes to Jurassic park when the movies are simply adaptations of Michael Crichton's novels of the same name though there are differences between the novel and the films the message is the authors rather than the directors. My main problem with reviews of the two Jurassic world movies is that they don't understand the idea the original author is trying to get across and the premise of the two new films is a continuation of Micheal Crichton's vision which is taking genetics too far and like all his novels are worst case scenarios of that idea. Jurassic world, and fallen kingdom take the original concept to the next level having scientist create dinosaurs that never existed simply because they can. Personally i think the original author would be proud of the last two movies.

I'm 30 seconds into the video and I don't how good or bad the rest of it is, but I just needed to comment. Jurassic Park has no *one* message. Jurassic Park does *not* say "don't play god". It asks questions. This is pretty obvious if you have ever read any interviews with Michael Crichton who wrote both the book and the movie.

I feel like Maisy was supposed to be made with dinosaur DNA, then someone dropped that plot point for no reason and replaced it with the stupid clone plot point.