Spoiler After the first scene of the movie (which is a quasi-horror introductory scene like the "shoot her!" scene in the original) the stage is set for the movie via a BBC report with a bunch of expository dialogue about the situation on the island. Among other things crawling across the ticker on the bottom is, "US President questions 'existence of dinosaurs in the first place.'"
There's another jab at Trump in the film too, but now I can't remember it. Kind of like with the rest of the film - it's instantly forgetable.
It's weird, I both enjoyed the film, and agree with your review at the same time. I think the horror aspect went a bit too far, Spoiler and guessed the little girl reveal quite early on . Whilst I somewhat disliked the whole weaponised dinosaur plot from JW, it does feel like something Michael Crichton would have done (especially if you have read his other books.) One thing I did wonder... what would have happened if the Indominus incident never occured, what would have happened to the park then...
Amazon just sent my JW Fallen Kingdom soundtrack I pre ordered the CD they say it will be here tomorrow in the mail! I don't know how this film will be received in the states but based on how the box office has been awesome in Europe and Asia I think so far people are loving it to bits so to speak! My Entire Family except me is going to Disney on the 21st and staying for about a week and I don't drive so I cant see JW till after opening weekend but my little sister is coming home on the 25th so that is when I will see it! @JediVision Did you see the movie in English the way it was intended to be or dubbed in German?
Ugh. This movie. JP is in my top 5. Like TLW. Liked JW, even though it’s big and dumb. This move starts off fantastic. Loved the opening. Loved the moral questions raised. The island stuff was boarder line but still good. Then it just goes off the rails. So many really forced moments for JP but fine so much worse. The worst is the ‘grand daughter’ plot. The really annoying sidekick. Felt like a character out of Godzilla 1998. Can’t believe they have so much money and approved this!
There's a pretty decent Lego Jurassic World on the Netflixs (and on the youtubes!) that is a fairly accurate representation of Jurassic World in 22 minutes if one doesn't have the time to invest fully in watching the first Jurassic World film
I'm going to be extremely disappointed in the moviegoing populace if this train wreck of a movie isn't being savaged over the next few days. But then again, The Dark Knight Rises is in IMDB Top 250 instead of the Bottom 100, so probably not. (And no, I'm not some film snob. I loved the first JW)
This is like people that rooted from Trump in the primaries and are "surprised" by how he's governing.
JW doesn't have any pretentions of being anything more than "Jurassic Park-on-20-years-of-improved-CGI steroids." This movie tries to add narrative and thematic complexity and instead it's a total campfest. If they wanted to transcend the "Dinosaurs run amok on island theme park" premise, they should have explored the "Do extinct creatures artificially brought back have the same 'rights' as other 'real' endangered species?" angle that is only hinted at here.
The Dark Knight Rises was like voting for Bush in 2004 and being surprised how everything turned out to be a disaster.
I voted for Bush in 2004. I don't like that I did. Ipso facto, The Dark Knight Rises is a cinematic masterpiece. You have brought me reassurance and clarity, and I thank you. Also Wock, we've hijacked the Jurassic Park thread on the day before the movie releases. Surely that represents some sort of accomplishment.
Does it? Now we can at least say it's about something, unlike what would have resulted had people tried to discuss this "film."
That's right. The Jurassic Earth Tumbling Standards thread has now become the Family Matters/Dark Knight Appreciation thread. Sing it with me, Wock. As days go by, it's the bigger love, of the family. Because that's what's important, the family - not talking dinosaurs. Bruce Wayne fights to preserve his family in The Dark Knight Rises, the innocent people of Gotham, and sacrifices his way of life for them in the most valiant of methods, by detonating an atomic bomb on his head. Bruce Wayne is, in fact, a variation of Carl Winslow. The same cannot be said of Star-Lord.