
Reviews — Jurassic World
Audience write-ups from TMDB
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The film successfully revived the series that initially gained widespread recognition, recreating scenes that grabbed audiences' attention. The sequence of a T-Rex pursuing them in their vehicle and the velociraptors hunting them down were particularly memorable. Jurassic World grounded the franchise in a sense of plausibility—it presented a scenario where, should dinosaurs exist, this would be a logical arrangeme…
John Chard
Before Jurassic World came out, you could bet that reviews would be all over the place—some praising it, others criticizing it—similar to the backlash "Indiana Jones 4" got, with people claiming it damaged cherished childhood memories and franchises. Jurassic World delivers exactly what’s anticipated: a big-budget action movie designed for pure entertainment, packed with impressive effects, monster action, and mom…
redTed
I’ve never really clicked with this series. What stood out initially was the visuals; they were stunning for their era. However, impressive imagery isn't enough to make a good movie. I decided to check out this latest installment primarily to see how visual effects technology has progressed since the first one, and it seems like there hasn’t been much advancement. The awful appearance of the bird in the very begin…
Ganesan
It's certainly full of action, though I felt like the final section could have benefited from a few more challenging problems to solve. Despite that, I genuinely enjoyed it; it was excellent.
jonlikesmoviesthatdontsuck
I really loved the first three films; they came out when I was a kid, and I developed a passion for dinosaurs thanks to them. This new movie was fantastic, and it demonstrates what Christopher Pratt is capable of—he did an excellent job. The visuals were impressive, the other actors performed well, and the T. rex scene really brought back my childhood wonder. It gets a perfect score from me, definitely worthy of mult…


