Jurassic world

 

The film is set in a neo-Jurassic era where humans and dinosaurs must learn to live together. Biosyn's bizarre genetic mutations can disrupt  coexistence. They unleash a deadly locust plague that can upset the balance of nature. Dinosaur Universe Big Three-Dr. Erie Sutler (Laura Dern), Dr. Alan Grant (Sam Neill) and Dr. Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum)-Reunited to infiltrate the private valley in anticipation of this crisis and in the hope of avoiding environmental disasters.  Meanwhile, New Age Jurassic duos Owen (Chris Pratt) and Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard)  also head to Biosin to save a teenage girl, Mage (Isabella Salmon), who has a hidden past. Must be. The girl was kidnapped because she is  a "precious intellectual property".  

Who cares about the  Jurassic franchise conspiracy when there are gaps in the giant computer-generated extinct species that can be frightening? After all, it's just a cash spider. Now, the plot is important, and the original showed how the two can be delicately woven together. Not all sequels are true to the original, but even if you miss the story, Colin Trevorrow wastes a lot of time before reaching what you expect from the expected finale- Exciting survival action, anxiety, emotional connections. After a fairly distant, winding accumulation, its crowded and chaotic survival saga, of course, doesn't come back to life until the second half of the original cloning. Big Three needs to escape from Dinosaur Island by helicopter while babysittering the child, and Erie and Alan need to rekindle their romance, sigh. Jump scare and suspense aren't patches of the '93 classic, but there are some surprisingly intense scenes, such as dinosaurs chasing Owen's speed bikes and  performing parkour stunts. Jeff Goldblum's trademark, snappy Quip, is also a fairly predictable culmination of movies. 

 Steven Spielberg first introduced the fictional dinosaur island, also known as Jurassic Park, in 1993, and the bar on how many visitors to the tour must survive in the event of a problem. I set it too high. After years of massive global fame from numerous installments, Solo's goal was to take advantage of the original success without rebuilding the survival thriller franchise. However, those who refuse to adapt or evolve are endangered and cannot stick to the original for long. Jurassic World: Dominion has moments, but  few of them. Watch the first movie again instead