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Originally Posted by FireGilbert
I enjoyed Jurassic World Rebirth. Was a fun cinematic experience that made great use of the Atmos surround sound. Is easily the best of the Jurassic World reboots and thankfully mostly ignores them in a return to the series roots. There are lots of call backs to the original series including being trapped on an abandoned island, like JP 3, and an Alan Grant stand in. The plot and characters are half baked but work well enough to set up some great dinosaur set pieces. I did especially hate the useless boyfriend character and they could have done so much more with just a single dad trying to connect with his daughters. Another thing that bugged me was the focus on extra scary hybrid dinosaurs when regular dinosaurs are more than scary enough. The T-Rex scene was the best part of the movie. Also had to laugh at the plot point about people no longer caring about dinosaurs. They will always be cool. Will give a solid 7/10.
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While its not in the same league as the first two, it's the best since the third and maybe more enjoyable than the third due to having less grating characters.
Peculiar to see the 52% critic score given the above, but maybe the critics are just over the franchise after the last two.
I didnt mind the mutants this time because they didnt take center stage like in the other ones (indominus becoming the main attraction). Ideally there would be no mutants but this was an ok compromise.
You could recycle the same 6-7 species from the first movie indefinitely and it would be "wow enough", as Pratts character fittingly put it.
Its weird that even Spielberg purportedly had a human-dino mutants sequel planned in the mid 2000s after 3. The original blueprint was never broke, why they tryin' to fix it with dumb ####.
