Jurassic World

It's been 22 years since the old Jurassic Park was closed down. 22 long years until a new park was created and named Jurassic World, where the dinosaurs are not only caged well enough for it to be safe for people to be around them, but breeding has entered a whole new era. With the combination of other dinosaurs and reptiles, scientists create a different type of dinosaur; one that is even better than the T-Rex. It's not until it outsmarts the researchers and escapes the area it was captivated in. Viewers can automatically see that Mr. Spielberg has done it again, only bigger and better. The thing is the story wouldn't be complete without the rest of the plot, and boy, it's a handful. With young Gray (Ty Simpkins) and Zach (Nick Robinson) visiting their Aunt Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard), who is the controller of the park, it becomes obvious to the audience what the relationship is like between the bunch. With Claire being busy trying to make sure everything runs smoothly, she tries to make sure the boys are taken care of by her assistant. At the same time, Owen (Chris Pratt) is having fun with his friends, the velociraptors, and telling the researchers that dinosaurs are not like animals in a petting zoo. They will do whatever means necessary to survive, and if they have to kill for food, it may happen. Due to the monstrous dinosaur escaping it's cage, the four come together and make the most interesting group when it comes to chaotic distress. Viewers are definitely in for a treat, because the park is open and it's going to be a bumpy ride.

*Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of science fiction violence and peril.

My Rating: A+