@@bennettfender1546 It actually DIDN'T break the laws of reality. There are people in real life who collect lava samples, and they don't get burned up when they're as close to it as Owen was. See for yourself: ruclips.net/video/DF_J3vCcbBA/видео.html
I like BMB....but I am utterly impressed with Projector. I can't imagine being so articulate and entertaining and informative off the cuff! NEVER call yourself boring!!!!
Is it me, or was most of this film a complete retread of The Lost World? Think about it: -Both involve a "rescue mission" to an island -In both films the "rescue mission" is revealed to be a farce -Both inolve dinosaurs released in populated areas -Both have a raptor attack inside a crowded building -Both have a child character who's related to one of the main characters -Both have a close-mided hunter character whose obsession with his prey leads to his death -Both films have hilariously idiotic characters Am I the only one seeing this?
I'm pretty sure Pete Postlethwaite's hunter survives TLW, he just drops out of the film at the end of the second act because his best friend, who barely got any screentime, was killed.
He's not funny anymore. He's intellectual. You can tell by the putrid piano music. I used to watch Beatdown...and lots of stuff on Channel Asshole. Now I just like Brad and jerking off to early Lindsay reviews.
You mentioned how “small” it felt. I can imagine the aspect ratio had a lot to do with that, too. It’s the first shot in scope, which is a bad idea because it makes these larger than life dinosaurs feel small without the added height. Same with The Avengers going into Age of Ultron (and Thor 3 and Avengers 3) with regards to the Hulk.
The rant [around 20.20] against stop gap sequels is spot on. Contrast this with Empire Strikes back, which was always going to be part 2 of a trilogy but is a great movie in it's own right and arguably the best Star Wars Film.
You know, watching this, I have to wonder if JA Bayona (who also did the INCREDIBLE A Monster Calls) either A. Was a director-for-hire on this and barely had any influence on the film, or B. He only directed a couple scenes or so of this and Colin Trevorrow ghost-directed the rest of the movie. But either case, after hating Jurassic World so much, I swore off this series. Based on this, seems like I’m making the right call.
Trevorrow was on set most of the time, as a 'Writer-In-Residence', I shit you not. I think that's film-speak for "your terrible script doesn't actually work when we shoot it, quick write something we can". So maybe he did direct, or hung over Bayona's shoulder. I know Frank Marshall had considered Bayona for JW1, so you think they'd afford him the same freedom as Trevorrow. But T did make Universal it's highest grossing film ever so......
I saw this movie. You are stupid if you think this is the worst. Jurassic III is easily the worst film of the ENTIRE franchise. This is far from a bad film. The only reason why someone would dislike this movie is because they aren't getting the good vibes they got from the first movie. He should mention that.
As someone whose earliest memories include getting to stay up to watch BBC film with Barry Norman, this show's little ragtime piano theme always gives me a warm nostalgic feeling.
I lived on San Diego when Lost world JP2 came out. I can still remember how ezcited I was to see the phillips screwdriver building of the dntn SD skyline. I cheered! It's San Diego!!! JP2 makes me happy for that bit alone. 😀
Alpha Von - The fact that the buildings used the volcanos for geothermal power is mentioned in the books. So Mathew shouldn’t have accused that as being a fault of the screenwriting.
Also, a lot of islands are volcanic. The Hawaiian islands are volcanic and well over a million people live there, not to mention the millions of people who visit every year.
That is such a stupid reason to build on a volcanic island. There are tons of other renewable options that dont involve the probability of catastrophic death lol.
You know what isnt extremely unpredictable? Wind power or solar power. Never heard of someones solar panels erupting and killing thousands. Stupid thing that annoyed me from the books and its still stupid in the movie.
What you said about Rafe Spall's character change reminds me of John Hurt in Hercules. He's just a kindly old king for 3/4 of the movie, them when he's revealed as the villain, he's a raving lunatic at the end, screaming how he wants people to die.
I enjoyed this movie a lot, it was stupid to the point that I liked it. It has fun with the premise of dinosaurs running around eating people and doesn't take itself too seriously, which I felt the first Jurassic World did.
The feelings we got as children watching the first Jurassic Park movie compared to what the youngsters must be getting today watching this crap are worlds apart unfortunately. We were fortunate in ways to grow up seeing Hollywood at it's peak. Not in any financial way (unfortunately) but quality wise Hollywood is declining badly, I just wish for all the world that Hollywood had some serious competition.
@Birds - Yes!!! You're right! :) I find life is easier when you just say it's everyone elses fault, if it wasn't for those weird things called people I think I'd be very happy here. I'd love the 'I Am Legend' scenario! :P
13:04 I was thinking of this last night, and it feels like they may have been trying to give her that 'John Hammond revelation' that happened between the 1993 and 1997 films. The kind of character change that made Ian go: "So you went from capitalist to naturalist in just...4 years." Though in Claire's case, it just took 3 years.
1:44 - There are not enough words to describe how sick and tired/annoyed I always get when i'm being condescended to by a movie...especially when it's a movie that I'm already not sure about or don't care for!
Wasn’t Jurassic Park 3 retconned out of existence when World came out? Though, considering that film took place on the same island as The Lost World, that doesn’t change your point about another island inhabited by dinosaurs. Update: I was wrong. 2 and 3 are still canon. That mistake was due to me not doing more research and people taking a quote out of context and causing an echo chamber as a result.
I hated JP 3 and JW 1 but I loved this one. For me is the best sequels. The Lost World was fun, but dinosaurs were just killing machines. In this movie they are true animals. And the Indoraptor was really badass and scary. Best villain after The Big One. The scene in which it roars with the moon in the background is pure cinematic art. And also the scene of the bedroom. Probably one of the best direct moments of the whole movie. Also the opening scene is probably the best of the saga. I also greatly appreciated the references and the dialogues taken from the novels. Ah, another thing. The thing of the volcano is not stupid. Do you know how many cities and settlements are built at the foot of the volcanoes? Napoli, for example, built at the foot of a dormant volcano. And the hybrids were also in the first novel.
Giovanni Lanteri no the dinosaurs act far more like monsters in this film why is a Carnotaurus and baryonyx attacking during an eruption instead of you know running for there lives like most animals why is a Carnotaurus attacking a dangerous sinoceratops instead of going after the humans again?
Also love how they try to hype Jeff Goldblum being in this movie, when he is literally in two 1-minute scenes at the beginning and the end, which was obviously recorded in one take and edited to two parts. Guess he got off easy...
I'm a pro wrestling, and sci fi fan...I have alot of suspension of disbelief for a life time. I wasn't too bothered by certain plothole moments, but oh boy certain times really made me go "WHY??".
Wasn’t Jurassic Park 3 retconned out of existence when World came out? Though, considering that film took place on the same island as The Lost World, that doesn’t change your point about another island inhabited by dinosaurs. Update: I was wrong. It was due to people taking a quote out of context that caused an echo chamber. The Lost World and 3 are canon.
The worst of the franchise, ey? Well, if you manage to make a movie worse than Jurassic Park III, you really failed as a director. Still wanna see this movie, though.
No, I just wanted them to be eaten, except for Alan. Owen is a better character of that stupid family or that idiot called Billy. Seriously ? Steal eggs of Velociraptor...how dumb.
So many critics are going on about Isla Sorna. The island might still exist, but this isn’t a rescue mission. they send Claire & Owen there on a lie. They tell them it’s a rescue mission but the single purpose of the journey is to use Claire to get into the computer system to track and bring back the dinosaurs to be sold.
Generally, the idea of duping people into having to rescue the dinosaurs from an extinction event generally requires the event to be an extinction. If there is a second island full of dinosaurs, it would not be an extinction event, and the plan to put them on another island doesn't work if there is literally another island. Yes, that wasn't their actual plan, but it would need to hold up to scrutiny to be convincing in the first place.
I'm hoping this movie does really well for one specific reason: so Bayona has all the success and clout to make whatever project he wants and we can get more movies from him on a more frequent basis. He's one of my favorite newer directors, and if there's anybody I would be happy for should this movie be a huge success, it's him.
The movie just isn't good. It's not terrible either The plot is flimsy and it's basically SAVE THE DINOSAURS without ever thinking about the results. It has this sterile soulles hollywood feel to it. Acting was terrible. Characters are bland and uninteresting and very one dimensional. Some could just be removed entirely without it affecting anything. The first 5 min were the best, but it's all downhill from there. The dinosaurs look...weird. Some look really good but most just look cartoonish. They don't resemble any animal behavior, especially the Rex. She's the main hero here, but they force it down your throat with her being the stealthiest dinosaur ever. The ending was just completely retarded. Indoraptor wasn't that bad, and the 'horror' sequence in the dark mansion was actually quite tense. Trailers spoiled so much. Some of the ending scenes can be seen in trailers.
Something tells me we should reconsider doing soft-reboot, trilogies and prequels. Some things need to be left alone. Just because you can do something, it does not follow that you MUST do it.(Jurassic Worlds, Star Wars, Terminator)
Um are you kidding me?! Let them die. They're an ecological, logistic and safety hazard. Also what the hell movie?! Lava doesn't work like that! Hell the Mustafar scene from Revenge of the Sith was more accurate then this. It was treated as a fire hazard as opposed to red water. Seriously did no one just roll their eyes at this tripe?
Asher It’s called suspension of disbelief. In universe this is a stupid move as Mathew pointed out and also why don’t they just move them to Isla Sorna? Seriously, move the dinosaurs there. Problem solved instead endangering people with an introduced species that can and has killed people.
Lol, at the end of the day they are living breathing animals. That's your opinion, you would let animals go extinct...many would not...go talk to any Animal activist. As for lava, seems like you're the one that doesn't know how it works. The A'A Lava never touched Owen and even it did we would simply burn but he wouldn't melt, also he was wearing layers of clothing. As for when some of the lava landed on the Baronyx, this was a thick armour coated dinosaur...yes it can handle a small dose of lava (it left a burn on its headI hate people make up fake science in comments sections to act smart.
When you said that this film was dark to the point of obscurity most of the time, I immediately thought AVP Requiem which also to me felt like a straight to video movie as it was so bad.
The characters know there 4 more islands with dinosaurs right? Remember the second film and before they got on the island the guide who took them there said he didn’t want set foot on it because the locals in Costa Rica called the islands, “the five deaths” so the Dino population must be huge.
One other problem that the film has is that the plot hits a lot of the same beats as the previous film, mainly when it comes to the villains, the romance, the relationship between Owen and Blue and the main dinosaur threat.
This movie was hilariously bad. Laugh a minute. Although it does drag on near the end with the chasing in the mansion. You didn't even talk much about the insulting ending with the little kid makes the dumbest and most reckless decision ever. The scene was actually making an interesting point and showing the characters learning and growing but then that little kid makes a decision that is going to kill so many innocent people.
This story isn't even original. In the 1980's book CARNOSAUR, a crazy rich guy keeps dinosaurs at his English estate where they escape and cause havoc.
Good Review. I was disappointed also, mainly because of the lack of any wonder in the movie and the lack of any sense applied throughout the movie by characters.
Richard Jackson on Oliver Harper's show put it quite well: "It's like a script for an Asylum or SyFy Channel Movie unchanged and filmed with 200 million dollars and A-List actors".
Great Review Mathew. Just watched Oliver Harper's review too and the stupidity level sounds off the chart here. I can't understand why they would throw millions at a project when the script is no where near ready.
The second half of this movie felt SO much like the crew behind Resident Evil had started playing Dino Crisis by mistake. Pull one thread and this whole movie unravels. Things happen purely for trailer shots or plot fairy reasons and no one, not even the dinosaurs act in a natural way (Seriously, predators don't stop to attack anything that moves when they themselves are running from a threat). The T-Rex is reduced to some kind of plot hammer that appears out of FUCKING NOWHERE, bites something, roars and leaves and thanks to these people there are now prehistoric creatures running free on the US Eastern Seaboard, and Pteranodons as far as Vegas, many of which are predators... and seemingly minimal fucks are given by the characters. If anything you went too easy on this thing.
Not surprised. When Jurassic World came out I said. This is good but there isn't really much you can do with this idea of a dinosaur park after things go wrong in the park. As shown by the previous sequels.
At first when I saw the mansion stuff, I really thought Treverow was trying to do a riff on Resident Evil, inexplicably, but then I remembered: there's ANOTHER Capcom horror franchise that is ALREADY "Resident Evil but with Dinosaurs." And it's called Dino Crisis. And NO ONE should be trying to do "their own riff" on DINO CRISIS.
JP3 hits as a failed attempt at 'Silent Hill, but with dinos' in a way too, the main characters go into an abandoned town that's infested with scary beings, demons in the case of SH, dinos in the case of JP3, and that has heavy fog throughout, it's just missing the dino equivalent of Pyramid Head.
@@Alucard-A-La-Carte JP3's plot could've just been given to Konami (because this was a time when they were still respectable as a company) to make basically the aforementioned 'SH, but with dinos' to go up against Dino Crisis instead of having it become the movie it ultimately became.
+F. N. Lorter Only Doug Walker (Nostalgia Critic) does reviews on his main show for movies that are still in theaters, and in those cases, he and crew act them out, as they can't legally run through the plot by using actual footage from the film.
Hey Matthew, someone mentioned the really ridiculous thing on IMDB that they are selling off dinosaurs for 10 million $... when a pro soccer/football player easily costs 100 million! And the totals the villains made was around 120 million - LESS than what it cost to make this movie. Ironic...
Personally, I found the second half (once we get off the island) to be the better part of the film. I guess because I liked the horror movie vibe it was going for. It felt like a weird gothic horror film (not surprising considering who the director is), whereas the first half of Isla Nublar occasionally felt like a 90s disaster movie. That entire volcano eruption scene just felt more suited to that movie Volcano than Jurassic Park.
Small thing you may have missed ( not that I blame you as this is most external media) that most of the dinosaurs on the second island were gone by the point of this movie, due either to being taken to fill up the zoo in the first JPW film big game hunters or natural depletion. Not that it would matter as for one. These aren't real dinosaurs and two they were grown in a fucking lamb I'm fairly sure you could just breed new dinosaurs from the samples in cold storage.
At least The Lost World: Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park III have good special effects that blend more practical effects and animatronics than the two new films. The Jurassic World films are just dumb monster films that either bore me, or make me cringe, and they don't even have good special effects to make them worth seeing. Useless fucking things.
“The whole point of this series is spectacle! People don’t go to Jurassic movies to see people running around darkened corridors for the best part of an hour!” Welp, there are two things the original JP Film did right with its corridor scenes; ruclips.net/video/dnRxQ3dcaQk/видео.html ruclips.net/video/ZleEOUbDS3s/видео.html ruclips.net/video/EG3nizApcRQ/видео.html People weren’t constantly running and the places had a lot of lights compared to the darkened scenes in Fallen Kingdom. By the way, you forgot to talk about the Indoraptor’s flaws and that FUCKING asinine reason Elmer Fudd’s dumbass cousin unintentionally unleashes it!
About suspension of disbelief - I had similar issues myself with the Volcanic idiocy {that btw is 1000x worse than Tommy Lee Jones LA Volcano or Piers Brosnan's Dante's Peak}. The only thing I can say is that if you're gonna start complaining about suspension of disbelief - WHAT ABOUT STAR WARS {Disney}!?! How does Rose manage to catch and crash into Finn from the side having had to make a parabola whilst he {already ahead of her in a similar vehicle and moving at top speed} is heading in a straight line!?! For me THAT is far far worse! I put Chris Pratt's asbestos skin down to Hollywood insistence on having the danger hyped up past impossible {which happens in almost every movie these days} and that the lava/ash cloud simply could not have been that close {watch supervolcano for the reality of what happens when a Pyroclastic Flow overtakes a CAR!}
They do: those on the island have tranquilizer guns, and when Blue attacks a man, who pulls out a pistol and shoots it in the chest - which is rather bad when that's one of the reasons they came to the island. So with a key target severely wounded, Wheatley (the man in charge) transports the dino while never actually doing anything to restore its health; that's done by Owen and Claire, who are stowaways that aren't even supposed to be there, who give Blue a blood transfusion from a T-Rex. See, when I lay it out like that, it does sound stupid.
Film Brain Wow a direct response from film brain! I've been watching you guys (channel awesome) for years...cool. O.k. they do have guns, but yes honestly it does sound stupid and it's starting to remind me of a Saturday morning cartoon. Dinosaurs that can actually vanish, no consistency when I it comes to characters or rules...and now blood transfusions. It's sad that's the way all these franchises are going.
"Hey, hey, we've got a new shitty movie here!!!... ...see, no one cares". Just one reference/reworked quote of thousands I could of used compared to the wasteland from all of JW.
Wait who says bringing back extinct bio-engineered animals for human entertainment is unethical? I think it's more ethical than the guidelines laid out by the AZA for how real world Zoos should be run.
Stop saying that taking them to sorna is the solution. No, that's dumb. An volcanic eruption of that magnitude would make any island in Las Cinco Muertes a living hell
I really hated Covenant when I saw it, mostly because its very bitter final moments. I was more just underwhelmed by this, although it probably comes across a bit angry in this video.
Have just seen the movie, and wow, you are so right,. This was pure, unfiltered SHITE.Also, really, he was called Franklin Web??? And true, as you say, I almost forgot Franklin was around because he disappears for 50% of the movie after they get off the ship. What I hated most was still the lack of development of Blue... she spends most of the movie "bed-ridden" and her relationship with Owen ends with the same "running off" scene as the last movie.
Shut up this movie is amazing if I find someone ranting about this film I will sent my T rex to eat him but I will spare you because your made some good points about alien covenant!
Thanks for the reply. :) I had no idea the budget for this was so ridiculously large. The standard of film-making in Hollywood has gone down the toilet over the last 10 years. Forget any original masterpieces, they can't even copy and paste previous ideas properly anymore.
I loved the part where Lockwood asks the bad guy to just call the police and turn himself in. Oh don't forget the dinosaur veterinarian who has never seen a dinosaur. Oy vey...
I seriously thought the only reason Pratt was brought into the other film was to rival Bob Peck's thighs. ...and Pratt brought a little something extra, lats
I've since rewatched the film, and I am really struggling to understand how you could think Owen Thunderguns looked bored. (As an actor) he was clearly enjoying the role. Whatever shortcomings this film had, the leading man's enthusiasm for the role wasn't of them.
I always thought they took the Dinos from the second Island and put them in the world park. At least in my mind they did. Yeah I Know it sucks when you have to fill in the plot holes yourself but eh...its just movies.
It's just our money they want. Hard earned cash. For that I expect movies that are at least satisfactory. The original Jurassic Park movie was money well spend. What I heared about the rest? Sounds like I would have wasted my time and money if I had watched them.
Yeah when Entertianmet Weekly did it's summer preview of all the movies from May to August they did a spotlight on Fallen Kingdom and Bayonta was talking about wanting to take the franchise back to it's "horror roots" but... even the first Jurassic Park wasn't that scary and was much more a thrilling adventure movie where you were suppose to cheer or at least be more amused by the deaths thus why they happened to the terrible characters though at least that movie and heck every other Jurassic Park related movie at least spiced things up by having a hero character or someone we might like actually die. This balless wonder doesn't even kill off the obnoxious comic relief character and yeah has forgotten as Matthew said Jurassic Park is about the SPECTACLE. Hell this is an especially dumb move after Jurassic World was all about showcasing spectacle and epic crowd pleasing moments even people who didn't like the movie enjoyed. This has NONE of that whatsoever and yeah is by far one of the worst JP movies. I thing Lost World bored me more and at least this movie had a more definite ending and didn't have like a second tacked on climax but yeah the characters sans a couple of moments of amusing banter with lifeless, there weren't any scares and there were just dumb ass contrived moment after moment. You know that bit in the trailer of the girl Maise in the bed? How she gets there is some of the stupidest bull shit in this movie even after the whole "oh Hammond put this dinosaur island on one that has a volcano that could blow" on it. And honestly I'm getting sick of sequels who ignore these things by trying to claim certain installments people don't like didn't happen since 9 times out of 10 that means this installment will wind up being one of those. Such as this film. I mean Lost World did well box office wise but obviously no one's going to defending that film now and I suspect the same will be true of Fallen Kingdom.
Watch the movie about the stereotypical lawyer who only cares about profit? Or the greedy villain who only wants to get paid? Or the vegetarian hacker who we find out is a hacker half way through the film only to conveniently save the day when an opportunity to "hack" presents itself? Or how the T-rex conveniently shows up in four different instance in 3 totally different parts of the park to make its presence known (paddock, jeep chase, hunting gallamimus, saving the day by attacking the raptors). The movie where the villain takes the opportunity to sabotage the park during the one time they have actual visitors on the park and where EVERYONE would be on extra notice? Watch THAT flawless movie? Lol. Nostalgia is hilarious, it brings out the hypocrisy.
J Man no I'm quite certain that nostalgia and the initial awe of seeing realistic dinosaurs on screen for the first time has muddled peoples opinions. Many people hated the lost world who now seem to love it. Weird how that happens. Its gonna happen with this movie too
Chris Pratt rolling away from the lava half paralyzed was hilarious! I was laughing my ass off at how ridiculous and funny that was.
yeah the clutch was real
tuschman168 too bad it broke the laws of reality as lava that close should have cooked him like a salmon on a stove.
harrythebarry - Comedy is subjective, you know. He's allowed to find it funny if he wants to.
@@bennettfender1546 It actually DIDN'T break the laws of reality. There are people in real life who collect lava samples, and they don't get burned up when they're as close to it as Owen was. See for yourself: ruclips.net/video/DF_J3vCcbBA/видео.html
I like BMB....but I am utterly impressed with Projector. I can't imagine being so articulate and entertaining and informative off the cuff! NEVER call yourself boring!!!!
Is it me, or was most of this film a complete retread of The Lost World? Think about it:
-Both involve a "rescue mission" to an island
-In both films the "rescue mission" is revealed to be a farce
-Both inolve dinosaurs released in populated areas
-Both have a raptor attack inside a crowded building
-Both have a child character who's related to one of the main characters
-Both have a close-mided hunter character whose obsession with his prey leads to his death
-Both films have hilariously idiotic characters
Am I the only one seeing this?
People were saying this before the film came out.
I'm pretty sure Pete Postlethwaite's hunter survives TLW, he just drops out of the film at the end of the second act because his best friend, who barely got any screentime, was killed.
Simone Salvatore I saw it too. But nobody commented on last jedi litterally being empire with a new mamr
Because Last Jedi added a clearly different spin to certain elements.
And Jeff Goldblum! Can't forget that lovely man
Hammond: We are not making the same mistakes again
Malcolm: Yes you are
No, you're making....you're making whole new ones.
I need to say Isla Nublar was always a volcanic island in lore, the first Jurassic Park according to the novel was powered by Geo Thermal energy
Hopefully a fairly stable volcano...
I like how Owen had his hand in the lava, and yet when he pulled his hand out of the lava his hand isn't melted off.
Now I’m Waiting For Bad Movie Beat Down On This One😁.
Pff. These days we're lucky if he does more than one of those a year. This is his main show now.
No, I wished Film Brain did a Bad Movie Beatdown on Terminator Genisys.
He's not funny anymore. He's intellectual. You can tell by the putrid piano music. I used to watch Beatdown...and lots of stuff on Channel Asshole. Now I just like Brad and jerking off to early Lindsay reviews.
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Well don't you sound like a classy gentleman.
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Have you ever read the original Jurassic Park novel by Michael Crichton, which the film heavily takes inspiration from more than the first film?
Is the ship called Arcadia? Is Wesker and Umbrella secretly involved?
Maybe Wesker will appear in the next one.
No, that would have been interesting.
You mentioned how “small” it felt. I can imagine the aspect ratio had a lot to do with that, too. It’s the first shot in scope, which is a bad idea because it makes these larger than life dinosaurs feel small without the added height. Same with The Avengers going into Age of Ultron (and Thor 3 and Avengers 3) with regards to the Hulk.
The rant [around 20.20] against stop gap sequels is spot on. Contrast this with Empire Strikes back, which was always going to be part 2 of a trilogy but is a great movie in it's own right and arguably the best Star Wars Film.
You know, watching this, I have to wonder if JA Bayona (who also did the INCREDIBLE A Monster Calls) either A. Was a director-for-hire on this and barely had any influence on the film, or B. He only directed a couple scenes or so of this and Colin Trevorrow ghost-directed the rest of the movie. But either case, after hating Jurassic World so much, I swore off this series. Based on this, seems like I’m making the right call.
He had more influence on the film than I thought, but also less. Basically, every time you can't see his personal touch, he was A.
Trevorrow was on set most of the time, as a 'Writer-In-Residence', I shit you not. I think that's film-speak for "your terrible script doesn't actually work when we shoot it, quick write something we can". So maybe he did direct, or hung over Bayona's shoulder. I know Frank Marshall had considered Bayona for JW1, so you think they'd afford him the same freedom as Trevorrow. But T did make Universal it's highest grossing film ever so......
I saw this movie. You are stupid if you think this is the worst. Jurassic III is easily the worst film of the ENTIRE franchise. This is far from a bad film. The only reason why someone would dislike this movie is because they aren't getting the good vibes they got from the first movie. He should mention that.
As someone whose earliest memories include getting to stay up to watch BBC film with Barry Norman, this show's little ragtime piano theme always gives me a warm nostalgic feeling.
Right after your "Webb" comment RUclips played an ad for a cologne called "Sauvage." Not related, but it made me laugh.
I lived on San Diego when Lost world JP2 came out. I can still remember how ezcited I was to see the phillips screwdriver building of the dntn SD skyline. I cheered! It's San Diego!!! JP2 makes me happy for that bit alone. 😀
Actually the park was built on a vokcano to use the geothermal energy, i really enjoyed the movie 8/10 from me .
Alpha Von - The fact that the buildings used the volcanos for geothermal power is mentioned in the books. So Mathew shouldn’t have accused that as being a fault of the screenwriting.
Also, a lot of islands are volcanic. The Hawaiian islands are volcanic and well over a million people live there, not to mention the millions of people who visit every year.
That is such a stupid reason to build on a volcanic island. There are tons of other renewable options that dont involve the probability of catastrophic death lol.
The thing is, it's extremely unpredictable when volcanoes erupt. It could take many thousands of years.
You know what isnt extremely unpredictable? Wind power or solar power. Never heard of someones solar panels erupting and killing thousands. Stupid thing that annoyed me from the books and its still stupid in the movie.
What you said about Rafe Spall's character change reminds me of John Hurt in Hercules. He's just a kindly old king for 3/4 of the movie, them when he's revealed as the villain, he's a raving lunatic at the end, screaming how he wants people to die.
I couldn't agree more with all the points you made. Such a disappointment.
I enjoyed this movie a lot, it was stupid to the point that I liked it. It has fun with the premise of dinosaurs running around eating people and doesn't take itself too seriously, which I felt the first Jurassic World did.
The feelings we got as children watching the first Jurassic Park movie compared to what the youngsters must be getting today watching this crap are worlds apart unfortunately.
We were fortunate in ways to grow up seeing Hollywood at it's peak. Not in any financial way (unfortunately) but quality wise Hollywood is declining badly, I just wish for all the world that Hollywood had some serious competition.
There was actually a group of kids that applauded after this movie ended
@Birds - Who knows man, maybe we're just old and out of touch! :P
"No, it's children who are wrong!"
@Birds - Yes!!! You're right! :)
I find life is easier when you just say it's everyone elses fault, if it wasn't for those weird things called people I think I'd be very happy here. I'd love the 'I Am Legend' scenario! :P
This guy ran straight into a Pyroclastic Flow (Superheated Poisonous Gas and Mud) and lived...Man these directors are outta their fucking minds!
aaaaaahahahahahahahaha Where's that Homer Simpson "NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERD!!!" gif when I need it?
@Kuma Toni - 'Homer, that's not very nice'. :) That's a great episode actually, I think it's called 'Homer goes back to college'.
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Kuma Toni hahaha yeah,i can't stop laughing,he probably has a good job and fam too,what a pathetic loser this nerd!!!lol
@@traceyorball2767 lol, indeed! #lol
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I was thinking of this last night, and it feels like they may have been trying to give her that 'John Hammond revelation' that happened between the 1993 and 1997 films.
The kind of character change that made Ian go: "So you went from capitalist to naturalist in just...4 years."
Though in Claire's case, it just took 3 years.
1:44 - There are not enough words to describe how sick and tired/annoyed I always get when i'm being condescended to by a movie...especially when it's a movie that I'm already not sure about or don't care for!
Wasn’t Jurassic Park 3 retconned out of existence when World came out? Though, considering that film took place on the same island as The Lost World, that doesn’t change your point about another island inhabited by dinosaurs.
Update: I was wrong. 2 and 3 are still canon. That mistake was due to me not doing more research and people taking a quote out of context and causing an echo chamber as a result.
I hated JP 3 and JW 1 but I loved this one. For me is the best sequels. The Lost World was fun, but dinosaurs were just killing machines. In this movie they are true animals. And the Indoraptor was really badass and scary. Best villain after The Big One.
The scene in which it roars with the moon in the background is pure cinematic art. And also the scene of the bedroom. Probably one of the best direct moments of the whole movie. Also the opening scene is probably the best of the saga.
I also greatly appreciated the references and the dialogues taken from the novels.
Ah, another thing. The thing of the volcano is not stupid. Do you know how many cities and settlements are built at the foot of the volcanoes? Napoli, for example, built at the foot of a dormant volcano. And the hybrids were also in the first novel.
Giovanni Lanteri no the dinosaurs act far more like monsters in this film why is a Carnotaurus and baryonyx attacking during an eruption instead of you know running for there lives like most animals why is a Carnotaurus attacking a dangerous sinoceratops instead of going after the humans again?
Would you do a possible crossover with I Hate Everything?
I'm feeling better about Kennedy firing Trevorrow from Episode 9 now.
Also love how they try to hype Jeff Goldblum being in this movie, when he is literally in two 1-minute scenes at the beginning and the end, which was obviously recorded in one take and edited to two parts. Guess he got off easy...
I'm a pro wrestling, and sci fi fan...I have alot of suspension of disbelief for a life time. I wasn't too bothered by certain plothole moments, but oh boy certain times really made me go "WHY??".
Wasn’t Jurassic Park 3 retconned out of existence when World came out? Though, considering that film took place on the same island as The Lost World, that doesn’t change your point about another island inhabited by dinosaurs.
Update: I was wrong. It was due to people taking a quote out of context that caused an echo chamber. The Lost World and 3 are canon.
Troin - Jurassic Park III wasn’t retconned.
GameStation3 I realized that since then.
The worst of the franchise, ey?
Well, if you manage to make a movie worse than Jurassic Park III, you really failed as a director.
Still wanna see this movie, though.
"Alan!"
Nobody's going to tell me that the hideous gymnastics scene from the TLW isn't the worst moment in the franchise. The Alan moment at least made sense.
Hey Goldblum's daughter does Gymnastics. Wonder if this will be in any way relevent later in the film?
I actually liked JP3 better than this. Heck, it was better than JW1 too. You cared about the characters there,
No, I just wanted them to be eaten, except for Alan. Owen is a better character of that stupid family or that idiot called Billy. Seriously ? Steal eggs of Velociraptor...how dumb.
So many critics are going on about Isla Sorna. The island might still exist, but this isn’t a rescue mission. they send Claire & Owen there on a lie. They tell them it’s a rescue mission but the single purpose of the journey is to use Claire to get into the computer system to track and bring back the dinosaurs to be sold.
Generally, the idea of duping people into having to rescue the dinosaurs from an extinction event generally requires the event to be an extinction. If there is a second island full of dinosaurs, it would not be an extinction event, and the plan to put them on another island doesn't work if there is literally another island. Yes, that wasn't their actual plan, but it would need to hold up to scrutiny to be convincing in the first place.
I'm hoping this movie does really well for one specific reason: so Bayona has all the success and clout to make whatever project he wants and we can get more movies from him on a more frequent basis. He's one of my favorite newer directors, and if there's anybody I would be happy for should this movie be a huge success, it's him.
Clearly they need to send Chris Pratt to Hawaii to sort things out.
The movie just isn't good. It's not terrible either
The plot is flimsy and it's basically SAVE THE DINOSAURS without ever thinking about the results.
It has this sterile soulles hollywood feel to it.
Acting was terrible.
Characters are bland and uninteresting and very one dimensional. Some could just be removed entirely without it affecting anything.
The first 5 min were the best, but it's all downhill from there.
The dinosaurs look...weird. Some look really good but most just look cartoonish. They don't resemble any animal behavior, especially the Rex. She's the main hero here, but they force it down your throat with her being the stealthiest dinosaur ever.
The ending was just completely retarded.
Indoraptor wasn't that bad, and the 'horror' sequence in the dark mansion was actually quite tense.
Trailers spoiled so much. Some of the ending scenes can be seen in trailers.
Something tells me we should reconsider doing soft-reboot, trilogies and prequels. Some things need to be left alone. Just because you can do something, it does not follow that you MUST do it.(Jurassic Worlds, Star Wars, Terminator)
MrAlcazar I am excited for Terminator 6.
Um are you kidding me?! Let them die. They're an ecological, logistic and safety hazard. Also what the hell movie?! Lava doesn't work like that! Hell the Mustafar scene from Revenge of the Sith was more accurate then this. It was treated as a fire hazard as opposed to red water. Seriously did no one just roll their eyes at this tripe?
Asher It’s called suspension of disbelief. In universe this is a stupid move as Mathew pointed out and also why don’t they just move them to Isla Sorna? Seriously, move the dinosaurs there. Problem solved instead endangering people with an introduced species that can and has killed people.
Lol, at the end of the day they are living breathing animals. That's your opinion, you would let animals go extinct...many would not...go talk to any Animal activist. As for lava, seems like you're the one that doesn't know how it works. The A'A Lava never touched Owen and even it did we would simply burn but he wouldn't melt, also he was wearing layers of clothing. As for when some of the lava landed on the Baronyx, this was a thick armour coated dinosaur...yes it can handle a small dose of lava (it left a burn on its headI hate people make up fake science in comments sections to act smart.
MaiNerys426 - This is why they weren’t moved to Isla Sorna: ruclips.net/video/Fgez-V7nByo/видео.html
When you said that this film was dark to the point of obscurity most of the time, I immediately thought AVP Requiem which also to me felt like a straight to video movie as it was so bad.
The characters know there 4 more islands with dinosaurs right? Remember the second film and before they got on the island the guide who took them there said he didn’t want set foot on it because the locals in Costa Rica called the islands, “the five deaths” so the Dino population must be huge.
I've been wanting them to get off the island since the end of part 2 but ironically it's once they leave the island that the new movie falls apart.
One other problem that the film has is that the plot hits a lot of the same beats as the previous film, mainly when it comes to the villains, the romance, the relationship between Owen and Blue and the main dinosaur threat.
You probably gonna hate me for this but, seeing how this one ended, I am actually curious about the next one.
Got to be honest: so was I, mostly because it would probably be nuts no matter what they went with.
This movie was hilariously bad. Laugh a minute. Although it does drag on near the end with the chasing in the mansion. You didn't even talk much about the insulting ending with the little kid makes the dumbest and most reckless decision ever. The scene was actually making an interesting point and showing the characters learning and growing but then that little kid makes a decision that is going to kill so many innocent people.
This story isn't even original. In the 1980's book CARNOSAUR, a crazy rich guy keeps dinosaurs at his English estate where they escape and cause havoc.
The mansion segment might also remind some viewers of the game Dino Crisis...
Its almost as if........GASP.........they were inspired by other art forms!!!! shock horror!
There's inspiration and then there's plagarism.
Glen Talbot
Plagiarism is a crime. Were there more similarities you saw in Carnosaur to JW:FK? Dinosaurs in a rich dude’s mansion is one similarity.
I thought the movie was disappointed. I can understand its problems and I can understand your frustration with the movie film brain
Good Review. I was disappointed also, mainly because of the lack of any wonder in the movie and the lack of any sense applied throughout the movie by characters.
JPW2 is like Hollywood Budweiser, crafted for the common pallet... I feel like I have a major hangover after seeing it...
I thought this wouldn't be out until the 22nd. Different in UK?
It opened on June 6th in the UK and several other international territories.
Thank you. :3
Richard Jackson on Oliver Harper's show put it quite well: "It's like a script for an Asylum or SyFy Channel Movie unchanged and filmed with 200 million dollars and A-List actors".
lescovah valich wait, which one? JW or the sequel?
Fallen Kingdom. He quite liked JW1
lescovah valich that describes both films in my eyes.
Great Review Mathew. Just watched Oliver Harper's review too and the stupidity level sounds off the chart here. I can't understand why they would throw millions at a project when the script is no where near ready.
At least JP III has amazing raptor scenes and practical effects, and Spinosaurus was fucking epic, taking down Rexy's successor in seconds
The second half of this movie felt SO much like the crew behind Resident Evil had started playing Dino Crisis by mistake.
Pull one thread and this whole movie unravels. Things happen purely for trailer shots or plot fairy reasons and no one, not even the dinosaurs act in a natural way (Seriously, predators don't stop to attack anything that moves when they themselves are running from a threat).
The T-Rex is reduced to some kind of plot hammer that appears out of FUCKING NOWHERE, bites something, roars and leaves and thanks to these people there are now prehistoric creatures running free on the US Eastern Seaboard, and Pteranodons as far as Vegas, many of which are predators... and seemingly minimal fucks are given by the characters.
If anything you went too easy on this thing.
18:20 j.a. bayona did a great job though...
19:49 i think the dino crawling towards the bed is one of them
This movie was the best since Jurassic Park 1 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Dunno what you and seemingly every other reviewer on the planet's deal is.
Not surprised. When Jurassic World came out I said. This is good but there isn't really much you can do with this idea of a dinosaur park after things go wrong in the park. As shown by the previous sequels.
Maybe they originally planned to use CGI to revive Attenborough's character somehow but gave up on the idea at the last moment.
At first when I saw the mansion stuff, I really thought Treverow was trying to do a riff on Resident Evil, inexplicably, but then I remembered: there's ANOTHER Capcom horror franchise that is ALREADY "Resident Evil but with Dinosaurs."
And it's called Dino Crisis. And NO ONE should be trying to do "their own riff" on DINO CRISIS.
JP3 hits as a failed attempt at 'Silent Hill, but with dinos' in a way too, the main characters go into an abandoned town that's infested with scary beings, demons in the case of SH, dinos in the case of JP3, and that has heavy fog throughout, it's just missing the dino equivalent of Pyramid Head.
@@DFX4509B Really you could have stopped after 'failed attempt' when referring to JP3 😉
@@Alucard-A-La-Carte JP3's plot could've just been given to Konami (because this was a time when they were still respectable as a company) to make basically the aforementioned 'SH, but with dinos' to go up against Dino Crisis instead of having it become the movie it ultimately became.
Oh. After all you said about this movie on Twitter, I expected this to be a Bad Movie Beatdown.
Bad Movie Beatdown episodes aren't for movies still in cinemas.
Film Brain That doesn’t stop CA for their reviews. ;)
+F. N. Lorter
Only Doug Walker (Nostalgia Critic) does reviews on his main show for movies that are still in theaters, and in those cases, he and crew act them out, as they can't legally run through the plot by using actual footage from the film.
SimplyJay I’m kidding.
F. N. Lorter
Ah, my bad. It's difficult to tell via written text.
What kind of specialized veterinary has NEVER EVER seen the very animal that they had specialized to provide medical treatment to?! 🤷
Hey Matthew, someone mentioned the really ridiculous thing on IMDB that they are selling off dinosaurs for 10 million $... when a pro soccer/football player easily costs 100 million! And the totals the villains made was around 120 million - LESS than what it cost to make this movie. Ironic...
Time for a reboot as a TV series. A tv series on Apple's streaming service that's closer to the book would be amazing. Just look at westworld.
Personally, I found the second half (once we get off the island) to be the better part of the film. I guess because I liked the horror movie vibe it was going for. It felt like a weird gothic horror film (not surprising considering who the director is), whereas the first half of Isla Nublar occasionally felt like a 90s disaster movie. That entire volcano eruption scene just felt more suited to that movie Volcano than Jurassic Park.
Thank you! I can't beleive ppl like this movie. Plot holes galore and the ending had me rolling my eyes into the back of my head
What plot holes?
I agree with everything you said in this review. :)
I enjoyed JW: FK. A fun romp.
Soooo ur telling me a Titantic Oscar sweeping is already in the bag...NOOOIICCCEEE!!!!
Small thing you may have missed ( not that I blame you as this is most external media) that most of the dinosaurs on the second island were gone by the point of this movie, due either to being taken to fill up the zoo in the first JPW film big game hunters or natural depletion. Not that it would matter as for one. These aren't real dinosaurs and two they were grown in a fucking lamb I'm fairly sure you could just breed new dinosaurs from the samples in cold storage.
If Jurrasic World and Fallen Kingdom have served any purpose, it's to show that it's a good job Treverrow was fired from Star Wars.
Here we go again
1:04- Film Brain
"1983?" I assume you said "1993"?
I said 1993.
Film Brain Oh! Just making sure. Thanks.
yeah he does say 1993 but the muddled way he said it, I could understand mishearing it as 1983.
Hey.
At least The Lost World: Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park III have good special effects that blend more practical effects and animatronics than the two new films. The Jurassic World films are just dumb monster films that either bore me, or make me cringe, and they don't even have good special effects to make them worth seeing. Useless fucking things.
“The whole point of this series is spectacle! People don’t go to Jurassic movies to see people running around darkened corridors for the best part of an hour!”
Welp, there are two things the original JP Film did right with its corridor scenes;
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People weren’t constantly running and the places had a lot of lights compared to the darkened scenes in Fallen Kingdom.
By the way, you forgot to talk about the Indoraptor’s flaws and that FUCKING asinine reason Elmer Fudd’s dumbass cousin unintentionally unleashes it!
About suspension of disbelief - I had similar issues myself with the Volcanic idiocy {that btw is 1000x worse than Tommy Lee Jones LA Volcano or Piers Brosnan's Dante's Peak}.
The only thing I can say is that if you're gonna start complaining about suspension of disbelief - WHAT ABOUT STAR WARS {Disney}!?! How does Rose manage to catch and crash into Finn from the side having had to make a parabola whilst he {already ahead of her in a similar vehicle and moving at top speed} is heading in a straight line!?!
For me THAT is far far worse!
I put Chris Pratt's asbestos skin down to Hollywood insistence on having the danger hyped up past impossible {which happens in almost every movie these days} and that the lava/ash cloud simply could not have been that close {watch supervolcano for the reality of what happens when a Pyroclastic Flow overtakes a CAR!}
My question is...why do thst still not have guns?
They do: those on the island have tranquilizer guns, and when Blue attacks a man, who pulls out a pistol and shoots it in the chest - which is rather bad when that's one of the reasons they came to the island. So with a key target severely wounded, Wheatley (the man in charge) transports the dino while never actually doing anything to restore its health; that's done by Owen and Claire, who are stowaways that aren't even supposed to be there, who give Blue a blood transfusion from a T-Rex.
See, when I lay it out like that, it does sound stupid.
Film Brain
Wow a direct response from film brain! I've been watching you guys (channel awesome) for years...cool.
O.k. they do have guns, but yes honestly it does sound stupid and it's starting to remind me of a Saturday morning cartoon. Dinosaurs that can actually vanish, no consistency when I it comes to characters or rules...and now blood transfusions.
It's sad that's the way all these franchises are going.
They should have called it Jurassic World: Tragic Kingdom and have Gwen Stefani play the main character.
Your reviews were way better when you reviewed them while it plays
You're a saint for calling out this bastardization! It's like jurassic park is going through its "Star wars prequels" phase
Fallen Kingdom just so happens to borrow a lot from the original Michael Crichton books. It's not even close to being a bastardization.
"Hey, hey, we've got a new shitty movie here!!!...
...see, no one cares".
Just one reference/reworked quote of thousands I could of used compared to the wasteland from all of JW.
Thank you for your review I feel the exact same way this movie was such a disaster and I thought it was the worst in the series!
Wait who says bringing back extinct bio-engineered animals for human entertainment is unethical? I think it's more ethical than the guidelines laid out by the AZA for how real world Zoos should be run.
Stop saying that taking them to sorna is the solution. No, that's dumb. An volcanic eruption of that magnitude would make any island in Las Cinco Muertes a living hell
This film could have been a cartoon, so pathetic !
I'm just disappointed that the indoraptor and especially the mosasaurus didnt have enough screen time.
So... is this better than Alien: Covenant?
Just about.
What makes this different than when you saw Alien: Covenant?
I really hated Covenant when I saw it, mostly because its very bitter final moments. I was more just underwhelmed by this, although it probably comes across a bit angry in this video.
Have just seen the movie, and wow, you are so right,. This was pure, unfiltered SHITE.Also, really, he was called Franklin Web??? And true, as you say, I almost forgot Franklin was around because he disappears for 50% of the movie after they get off the ship. What I hated most was still the lack of development of Blue... she spends most of the movie "bed-ridden" and her relationship with Owen ends with the same "running off" scene as the last movie.
It's spelled "Webb."
Shut up this movie is amazing if I find someone ranting about this film I will sent my T rex to eat him but I will spare you because your made some good points about alien covenant!
No, no Mathew. Not a killing machine. They should live, because I do too.
Film Brain, will Terminator 6 be worse than Pacific Rim Uprising? Hollywood is destroying robot action movies.
Who knows. Can't be worse than Genisys surely - at least its not trying to follow that.
@@FilmBrain Oh, if Terminator 6 gets saved by the international box office, then James Cameron will make a different Terminator movie.
@18:49 - I'm assuming it's been quite a few years since you watched/reviewed 'Jack and Jill'. :)
That's true, I've not rewatched it since I reviewed it 5 years ago, heh. This has well over double the budget, though.
Thanks for the reply. :) I had no idea the budget for this was so ridiculously large.
The standard of film-making in Hollywood has gone down the toilet over the last 10 years. Forget any original masterpieces, they can't even copy and paste previous ideas properly anymore.
At least jurassic world evolution looks promising
I loved the part where Lockwood asks the bad guy to just call the police and turn himself in. Oh don't forget the dinosaur veterinarian who has never seen a dinosaur. Oy vey...
That was hilarious. Just so ridiculous.
Man, that trailer was misleading then.
I seriously thought the only reason Pratt was brought into the other film was to rival Bob Peck's thighs. ...and Pratt brought a little something extra, lats
Chris Pratt looked bored? Now you're really stretching. He looked like he was having ball from start to finish.
I genuinely think he did. Maybe not so much on the island, but certainly in later sections in the mansion.
Fair play, we all interpret things differently. Not for me though. I thought he was more than invested enough, and did a decent job.
I've since rewatched the film, and I am really struggling to understand how you could think Owen Thunderguns looked bored. (As an actor) he was clearly enjoying the role. Whatever shortcomings this film had, the leading man's enthusiasm for the role wasn't of them.
Can you look at Godzilla Planet of the Monsters?????
I always thought they took the Dinos from the second Island and put them in the world park. At least in my mind they did. Yeah I Know it sucks when you have to fill in the plot holes yourself but eh...its just movies.
It's just our money they want. Hard earned cash. For that I expect movies that are at least satisfactory. The original Jurassic Park movie was money well spend. What I heared about the rest? Sounds like I would have wasted my time and money if I had watched them.
Compared to Alien: Covenant? The horror movie that made me laugh out loud several times in the theatre? Oh, I'll avoid it then.
Why cant Spielberg direct one?
TheRalphiel - Because his priorities were on directing The Post and Ready Player One.
Brendan Milburn he's given up on the franchise at this point sadly it says a lot when Lost World is the best sequel by far.
He needs to return to this franchise.
Yeah when Entertianmet Weekly did it's summer preview of all the movies from May to August they did a spotlight on Fallen Kingdom and Bayonta was talking about wanting to take the franchise back to it's "horror roots" but... even the first Jurassic Park wasn't that scary and was much more a thrilling adventure movie where you were suppose to cheer or at least be more amused by the deaths thus why they happened to the terrible characters though at least that movie and heck every other Jurassic Park related movie at least spiced things up by having a hero character or someone we might like actually die. This balless wonder doesn't even kill off the obnoxious comic relief character and yeah has forgotten as Matthew said Jurassic Park is about the SPECTACLE. Hell this is an especially dumb move after Jurassic World was all about showcasing spectacle and epic crowd pleasing moments even people who didn't like the movie enjoyed. This has NONE of that whatsoever and yeah is by far one of the worst JP movies. I thing Lost World bored me more and at least this movie had a more definite ending and didn't have like a second tacked on climax but yeah the characters sans a couple of moments of amusing banter with lifeless, there weren't any scares and there were just dumb ass contrived moment after moment. You know that bit in the trailer of the girl Maise in the bed? How she gets there is some of the stupidest bull shit in this movie even after the whole "oh Hammond put this dinosaur island on one that has a volcano that could blow" on it. And honestly I'm getting sick of sequels who ignore these things by trying to claim certain installments people don't like didn't happen since 9 times out of 10 that means this installment will wind up being one of those. Such as this film. I mean Lost World did well box office wise but obviously no one's going to defending that film now and I suspect the same will be true of Fallen Kingdom.
100% accurate review. This movie was cynical and boring beyond belief. Don’t waste your time, just watch Jurassic Park again and appreciate it.
Watch the movie about the stereotypical lawyer who only cares about profit? Or the greedy villain who only wants to get paid? Or the vegetarian hacker who we find out is a hacker half way through the film only to conveniently save the day when an opportunity to "hack" presents itself? Or how the T-rex conveniently shows up in four different instance in 3 totally different parts of the park to make its presence known (paddock, jeep chase, hunting gallamimus, saving the day by attacking the raptors). The movie where the villain takes the opportunity to sabotage the park during the one time they have actual visitors on the park and where EVERYONE would be on extra notice? Watch THAT flawless movie? Lol. Nostalgia is hilarious, it brings out the hypocrisy.
J Man no I'm quite certain that nostalgia and the initial awe of seeing realistic dinosaurs on screen for the first time has muddled peoples opinions.
Many people hated the lost world who now seem to love it.
Weird how that happens. Its gonna happen with this movie too
@@shinndig1293 dont like your comment like a peon