Jurassic Park is a classic, thanks to Steven Spielberg and
every 90s kids were amused when we saw the mammoth extinct animal (Dinosaurs) became
immortal in front of our eyes and the stunning VFX gave goose-bumps to every
audience of early 90s.
May be, today’s kids or youngsters would find the above
description bit exaggeration because of the advanced CG works prevail but back
then it was an out-of-the world experience.
Just like any other Jurrasic Park series here(Jurassic
World) too , we see Dinosaurs with awe and our jaws are unintentionally wide
open, especially when Indominus (Antagonist or the deadly dinosaur) ferociously
waits for its prey and tear the human body apart—the edge of the seat moment
was very much there but ‘something’ is missing.
What’s that ‘something’? Director Colin Trevorrow used the
same Spielberg strategy to accelerate the tension and there is nothing unique from him
so there comes the predictability but still this film is all about
entertainment and the breathtaking Jurassic world experience which could be
experienced for sure.
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| Zach and Gray |
The two kids Gray (Ty Simpkins) and Zach (Nick Robinson) look
cute on the screen and whenever they get into a trap, our heart goes to them.
Needless to say Bryce Dallas Howard is hot and cute that you can’t take your
eyes off, Chirs Patt is a bad-ass ass Gray said in a scene.
Overall, Jurassic Park is one time watchable for yesteryear
kids and the present adults while it might still entertain the present kids, take
them along with you so that they could see the world which you saw with
priceless amusement.
Verdict- Predictable
but still entertains, after all Jurassic World is an experience!
