Jurassic World Dominion

the best of the franchise so much fun ! bad language

I very much enjoyed the movie. At least it was about dinosaurs again. And great to see this reunion. They did that quite well. Lots of winks to the earlier movies and some other movies.
The bridge that Masie crosses, looks a whole lot like the one from A Quiet Place. At least from memory.
Sure there were some scenes that do not make a lot of sense, but its forgiveable.
My only true complaint is little to no John Williams music. There was a half hint to the theme of Jurassic Parc, but not enough

I loved this film. I like how they copied the Apple headquarters as Mr. Evils domain. Speaking of Mr. Evil, he highly resembled Tim Cook. Aside from the Apple love, the movie was full of adventure, a great story line cut from the headlines of today. Not sure why others didn't like this final instalment? The new and old casts blended smoothly and delivered a great finale. If you loved the past 5, you'll love this.

I’ve been a fan of this franchise for a long time I even read the books. The movie was very good I would watch this again also go team blue

I really dont understand all the hate. I loved this movie, it was amazing

It was really good movie was some scene was scary

So far I've only watched the Extended Edition, which the director has said is the version he intended to be released before the studio forced him to cut 14 minutes. I loved it, and while it did feel a little long, I felt the action, character moments, and nostalgia were nicely balanced. I'm curious to watch the theatrical release and see if that explains the more negative reviews this film received.

I enjoyed this movie e

It's not a popular opinion, but screw popular. I loved it. It's getting hammered by some people because that might get more likes. Or maybe some people hate fun. Or hate sequels. Or hate blockbusters. Or they're just dicks. If that describes you, then I'll save you some time - just f#@* off right now.

Premise - 18/20 - Finally...what happens when the created animals are let loose on the world?
Cast/characters - 18/20 - Both generations of leads are wonderful and DeWanda Wise was a wonderful addition. 2 pts off because the rich white guy was a weak character this time, and sometimes Bryce Dallas Howard is a little rigid again. "The movie relies too much on nostalgia"? Yes, it does. If you love the characters, what's wrong with seeing them again?
Story - 18/20 - Two main questions to be answered: can the existence of Maisie (and Blue's baby) hold answers to disease, and can dinosaurs and humans co-exist? This movie is taking some hits for having a weak story, but it's not meant for the art house. Does the story keep you engaged, and do you care what happens? Yes. The story works well for me. Two specific points: whether or not they created any new dinosaurs was immaterial. That wasn't the point of the movie. Second, the "evil corporation" bit is a little tired, but it's realistic. Chris Tucker's rule of finding out where the problems start -- follow the rich white guy. There's always a greedy individual/corporation at the heart of the world's issues.
Dialogue - 13/20 - The action was the draw, not the dialogue. It didn't distract, but it wasn't special.
World-building - 20/20 - The settings were wonderful, and this created world will never get old for me, even after 6 movies.

87/100 - 4.5/5 stars - What a wonderful ending to a storied franchise.

Not the best movie from the series but still enjoyable. Especially seeing the old and new generation together is nice.