JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM | MOVIE REACTION | MY FIRST TIME WATCHING | NOW THEY MADE A RAPTOR🤯
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
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We are back and with MORE! Jurassic park or the franchise, so this is the sequel to Jurassic World from 2015 this is from 2018! JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM. Three years after the destruction of the Jurassic World theme park, Owen Grady and Claire Dearing return to the island of Isla Nublar to save the remaining dinosaurs from a volcano that's about to erupt. They soon encounter terrifying new breeds of gigantic dinosaurs, while uncovering a conspiracy that threatens the entire planet. Although this isn’t my favorite the action still holds up and it gives a nice story/plot with actually seeing an auction of the dinosaurs which leads into the next film
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My parents and I went to go see this and we loved it!
Fun fact: the opening scene is actually the original alternative ending to the first JURASSIC PARK movie, where Alan Grant gets chased by the T.rex to the helicopter, the Rex grabs hold of the skid, Grant then opens the door, takes a flare gun, and shoots the dinosaur in the mouth, causing it to roar out in pain. The helicopter flies back to the mainland.
Also the volcano eruption is based on the original novel, where in the end, the Costa Rican government bombs the island back to the stone age in order to prevent the dinosaurs from getting off the island.
The sad scene involving the Brachiosaurus dying on the pier is supposed to symbolize the death of Isla Nublar, where we will never return again.
It was Chris Pratt's idea that Owen should try and have a normal life, without getting into any crazy adventures, but when he hears that Blue might be in danger, he decides to rescue her from the volcanic eruption.
The film was a box office success, making $1.3 billion dollars against a $432 million dollar budget, making it one of the most expensive films ever made.
I think Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom (2018) is underrated I like the horror feel in this movie and it was the first Jurassic Park movie I saw in theaters
This is the first movie I went to see in the cinema at least in this franchise actually I might of seen Jurassic world in the cinema. Hard to remember I mean it was 9 years ago now
Underrated sequel. The darkest of the series. And I liked it more of a horror film. The music was great, better than the previous. The Indoraptor was a cooler design than the Indominus Rex. And you noticed the flipped over Ford Explorer from the first film after it fell out of the tree.
FALLEN KINGDOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YES MORE JURASSIC WORLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LIFE FINDS A WAY. YUP NOW THEY HAVE TO LIVE ALONGSIDE THE DINOSAURS!
I ENJOYED FALLEN KINGDOM! I LIKED THE SEQUEL!
3:08 Damn it, even Nedry would've known better than to mess with the mosasaur tank.
I think I love Blue the most here in Fallen Kingdom. She showed much more empathy here than in either of the other two Jurassic World films. At the end, it came full circle. In the first JW film, Owen refused to let her go with him. Now, she refused to go with him when he wanted her to.
Also, this film has several emotional scenes, not just the one scene most people keep bringing up. One of them is the aforementioned scene when Blue refused to go with Owen. Other emotional scenes include Blue's operation, Maisie losing her grandfather (and the emotional impact it had on her), the dying dinosaurs in the manor, and, of course, the dying Brachiosaurus on Isla Nublar.
If I had been there, I would have also pushed that button to let the dinosaurs go free. That scene was heart-breaking enough as it was before they were let out. If they had kept them there to die off as Claire had to do, we would have seen all of those dinosaurs die a *SLOW* and agonizing death. And, most of them were herbivores. You think the dying Brachiosaur is emotional? Imagine how much *MORE* emotional it would have been to see so many dinosaurs die.
See this is why I like camp cretaceous because it explains things between movies and yes it is a cartoon but it's like an Easter egg it fills in things between the movies so you learn more about the things that you didn't know that we're in the movies