When it had been announced that there would be a new Jurassic Park movie, I was thrilled. When I found out it would be directed by Steven Spielberg, my excitement grew. After I watched the movie in the theaters, I left completely satisfied with the storyline, special effects, and humor, which was a relief; because of being a huge fan of the first two Jurassic Park movies, this movie ended up being added into my small circle of all-time favorites, and I bought the DVD. After the disappointment of Jurassic Park III, which had not been directed by Spielberg like the first two, the last thing I wanted to see was Jurassic World butcher my favorite movies. Even with Spielberg in charge of this new movie, I still had my concerns when it first came
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In Jurassic Park III, the storyline left the park concept behind and added a second island that had its own set of dinosaurs. This island contained the Spinosaurus, which was a super dinosaur that had the ability to conquer the Tyrannosaurus Rex. Fortunately, the storyline in Jurassic World was and is in no way disappointing. Though there is a genetically modified super dinosaur, the creation and concept of this monster is fantastic and works well with the whole concept.
The CGI, computer-generated imagery, had been my second fear. In the commercials for Jurassic World, the raptors looked CGI, and I could not help but worry that it would ruin the movie. However, like in the other movies, animatronics are used and the CGI works out well, on the dinosaurs that is. There are helicopter scenes where the helicopters look rather toy-like and those scenes are almost laughable.
Something I found surprising in Jurassic World was the humor. In the first two movies there had been a small amount of it, but they were more serious films. In Jurassic World, the amount of humor was unexpected and delightful. In my opinion, Chris Pratt’s character, Owen, brings the movie together with his tough, sensitive, and funny personality. The other actors and actresses play their roles perfectly as well, and I love how they incorporated parts from the old movies into this new
In Jurassic Park III, the storyline left the park concept behind and added a second island that had its own set of dinosaurs. This island contained the Spinosaurus, which was a super dinosaur that had the ability to conquer the Tyrannosaurus Rex. Fortunately, the storyline in Jurassic World was and is in no way disappointing. Though there is a genetically modified super dinosaur, the creation and concept of this monster is fantastic and works well with the whole concept.
The CGI, computer-generated imagery, had been my second fear. In the commercials for Jurassic World, the raptors looked CGI, and I could not help but worry that it would ruin the movie. However, like in the other movies, animatronics are used and the CGI works out well, on the dinosaurs that is. There are helicopter scenes where the helicopters look rather toy-like and those scenes are almost laughable.
Something I found surprising in Jurassic World was the humor. In the first two movies there had been a small amount of it, but they were more serious films. In Jurassic World, the amount of humor was unexpected and delightful. In my opinion, Chris Pratt’s character, Owen, brings the movie together with his tough, sensitive, and funny personality. The other actors and actresses play their roles perfectly as well, and I love how they incorporated parts from the old movies into this new