Synopsis
The park is open.
Twenty-two years after the events of Jurassic Park, Isla Nublar now features a fully functioning dinosaur theme park, Jurassic World, as originally envisioned by John Hammond.
Jurassic World
2015 Directed by Colin Trevorrow
Cast
Chris Pratt Bryce Dallas Howard Irrfan Khan Vincent D'Onofrio Nick Robinson Ty Simpkins Jake Johnson Omar Sy BD Wong Judy Greer Lauren Lapkus Brian Tee Katie McGrath Andy Buckley Eric Edelstein Jimmy Fallon James DuMont Matt Burke Anna Talakkottur Colin Trevorrow Courtney J. Clark Kelly Washington Matthew Cardarople Chad Randall Yvonne Angulo Chloe Perrin Erika Erica Tiffany Forest
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Producers
Steven Spielberg Frank Marshall Patrick Crowley Thomas Tull Scott Trimble Ty Warren Anthony Chiarantano Russell Allen
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Cinematography
Production Design
Ed Verreaux Page Buckner Nick Crocco Caty Maxey Christa Munro David Scott Ernie Avila Samantha Avila Lorrie Campbell Todd Cherniawsky David Chow Forest P. Fischer Ryan Shields Johnston George Lee Tammy S. Lee Kevin Loo Masako Masuda Mark 'Crash' McCreery Ron Mendell David Soukup Stella Vaccaro Trinh Vu Randall D. Wilkins
Visual Effects
Laura Aldridge Tim Alexander Michael Amato Alex Aponte Jeffrey Benedict Jacqueline Cooper Alexis Forni Sheila Giroux Justin Gladden Ryan Hopkins Chad Hudson Flannery Huntley Greg Maloney Mark Mancewicz Mike Marcuzzi Chris F. Moore Ariele Podreider Lenzi Loren Robinson Katherine Rodtsbrooks Yandri Sanchez Roman Schmidt Paul Sharpe Mark Trowbridge Shawn Walsh Tim Yang Pearlyn Yeo Phil Tippett
Composer
Sound
Christopher Boyes Angelina Faulkner Kirk Francis Pascal Garneau Scott Guitteau Pete Horner Al Nelson Juan Peralta Gary Rydstrom Gwendolyn Yates Whittle
Costumes
April Ferry Daniel Orlandi Frank Avanzo Hannah Gates Ren Heeralal Lisa Magee Elaine Ramires Cathie Valdovino Eric Yake
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God creates dinosaurs
God destroys dinosaurs
God creates Steven Spielberg
Steven Spielberg creates dinosaurs
Dinosaurs inspire man
Man destroys God
The Indie-to-Hollywood Conversion Factory creates Colin Trevorrow
Colin Trevorrow reverse-engineers a beloved childhood favorite and puts most of the pieces back in a satisfying, nostalgic and highly entertaining fashion, if also neglecting the importance of character and the great, oh-so-great value of Goldblumian acting capabilities.
Second-rate writers inherit the earth
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If I had seen this film when I was 13, I would have absolutely loved it. At 22 years old, I still really liked this movie. I'm essentially still a kid at heart, so I had a pretty darn good time with Jurassic World.
In a sense Jurassic World is kind of a bad film. It's messy, cheesy, predictable, and kind of stupid. The script is weak and the dialogue will make you roll your eyes. Despite all of that, I still had quite a bit of fun and I am a fan of this movie. As an entertainment piece it really delivered for me. It's very exciting and fun to watch. There's a lot of really solid action set…
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The movie leans too much on dinosaurs being cool and Chris Pratt being likable and cool, the writing is really lackluster. The plotting of the two kids is some lazy second-hand Spielbergism.
The CGI looks great when the camera holds still, but the shots are constantly fast-panning during the action, making the screen a blurry mess. Several scenes seem to be there mostly to have stills of Chris Pratt looking good in front of a motorcycle, on a motorcycle, with a gun, etc.
It also has a dearth of solid female characters when compared to the original. In the original, Laura Dern played a scientist who was attractive but not sexualized, in this it's Bryce Dallas Howard, a neglectful ice…
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Jurassic World, directed by Colin Trevorrow, took me completely by surprise. Both a massive expansion of the original seeds planted by Jurassic Park and a supremely entertaining summer ride, Jurassic World thrives on the grand ideas woven within the franchise's DNA. And just like the obligatory new dinosaur, Jurassic World looks and feels like a hybrid. The result is a film of unevenness and odd subplots, always ready to jump to another quip or in-your-face statement.
And yet, this summer blockbuster transcends it all. Once the shit hits the fan, Jurassic World is as immensely satisfying and FUCK YEAH spectacular than anything that I've seen in quite awhile. It all comes together into a dinosaur epic that works precisely because…
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Stuck in development hell for over a decade & eventually brought to life in an attempt to pay homage to the 1993 classic instead of rehashing the same formula of the inferior sequels, I have to say that I'm highly surprised by the way Jurassic World has ripped through the global box-office records and is still continuing its strong run without any signs of slowing down.
Its nod to Jurassic Park is commendable, its action-filled premise will keep the mainstream viewers entertained & its critical take on the corporate mentality is a welcome element but these are possibly the only positives in a film filled with a highly predictable storyline, cliché-ridden dialogues, annoying characters, poorly designed dinosaurs, terrible acting & no sense of…
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It's an ok movie, but this is where general franchise fatigue started to sink in for me.
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Watched (most of) on a 10 hour bus ride from Valdivia to Santiago de Chile.
Trevorrow managed to squeeze every last drop of likability and character out of these actors and whatever vague script idea there was from the jury of Ominous Businessmen who create shit like this. Cynical, empty, roided-up Product for the Modern Era.
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This movie freakin' blows. The film and its characters make so many oddball choices that any reasonable person would ask why they were being made.
Why can nobody working in a theme park controlling these hamster balls?
Why are there no precautions taken for a park that went wild?
Why is Bryce Dallas Howard running in heels?
Why is this poor lady on her phone being viciously torn apart by a dinosaur?
And so much more. Any competent director would ask these questions. The film rides on the nostalgia of the first, and most of its money is made because of the first.
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Anything dinosaur is never bad for me, though -no spoiler here- I hate the fact that the nice-herbivore-harmless-brontosaurs have to die. Cmon man, they are my fave Dino species
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another typical blockbuster purely made for popcorn reasons and nothing more to offer as a film (don't get me wrong, some of my favorite movies are blockbusters...but they are better movies than this)...
if it weren't for the gorgeous theme park (the whole set and the dinosaurs ) i would have rated with less stars to be honest... -
Sexist ☑️
Shitty gender politics ☑️
A scene where Bryce Dallas Howard gets a sobbing lecture from her sister about how being a mother would be more fulfilling to her than a career because a woman’s REAL place is in the HOME ☑️
Whorish marketing ☑️Shitty, cliche-ridden dialogue ☑️
Totally unlikeable and painfully insufferable characters ☑️
Bad child actors ☑️☑️☑️
Gaping plot holes ☑️
Unnecessary make out scene during a pterodactyl attack ☑️
Complete lack of concern for explaining how this fucking island overrun by dinosaurs in 1993 somehow got under control and got the okay to get ANOTHER dinosaur park built ☑️
Laura Dern ❌ -
Not as good as the original film but close, keep em coming Hollywood
Visually big and massive, with great action and good humor scenes by Chris Pratt, it's the second best of all the franchise, right after the 1993 original.
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