Jurassic World

After the spectacular failure of the previous Jurassic Park, some rich guy realizes that there is still a lot of money to be made by having a dino zoo. Welcome to Jurassic World! Don’t worry, this time it will be different. This time we’ll be careful. This time we didn’t do something stupid like splice genes to make a crazy dangerous dinosaur. Or did they? Well, of course they did! And of course, crazy dangerous dino gets out and mayhem ensues and people get eaten and we have to figure out how to stop it.

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As one would expect, there are a number of deaths that people might find scary or disturbing.Also as expected, there are a lot of religious exclamations, a handful of S words, and an assortment of other profanities sprinkled throughout. This really is a movie for teens and up. If you let younger kids watch it, you should prepare for them to be sleeping in your bed for the next six months.

Should I Book a Trip to Jurassic World?...

Yes, this movie’s plot is very, very similar to the original Jurassic Park. You probably won’t care too much. When you go to this kind of movie you want to see big reptiles running around tearing up the place, and that’s what you get. There isn’t a lot of genius in it, and there doesn’t have to be. It’s just solid popcorn fun with the likable Chris Pratt as the lead. So pull up the couch and be glad that you didn’t book a vacation to Jurassic World!

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Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of science-fiction violence and peril ; 124 Mins; Directed by Colin Trevorrow