Film review

I recently saw the epic action-adventure Jurassic world from a screenplay Colin Trevorrow and Derek Connoly. Frank Marshall and Patrick Crowley join the team as producers. Made in 2015, it was directed by Colin Trevorrow. Actors: Chris Pratt, Judy Greer, Ty Simpkins, Vincent D'Onofrio, Bruce Dallas Howard, Nick Robinson, Jake Johnson. It received a good estimate from the critics, so i was sure if I'd enjoy it. Jurassic World acknowledges that shift in expectations, and asks what it might mean for our sanity and souls. It must be the first $150 million monster movie to question whether bigger is always better.

Teenager Zack (Nick Robinson), one of the films's small main characters, isn't even looking: he's engrossed in his mobile, and doesn't so much as dieng to turn his head. The first Jurassic Park film, directed by Steven Spielbergand adapted from the best-selling Michael Crichton novel, was released in the summer of 1993- which in blockbuster terms might as well be the late Cretaceous.

But Jurassic World understands that, and as such, it takes place in a park that's not just fully stocked, but already open for business. There are rides, feeding shows and souvenirs, not to mention brands every where:Imax, Samsung and more. As science fiction goes, it all very familiar.

Synopsis: After 10 years of operation and declining visitor rates, scientists at the fully functioning dinosaur theme park, jurassic world,decide to create a new hybrid dinosaur to re-spark visitor's interest, which backfires horribly. The message of this movie is "stop for creating something new from what already created by Creator, it could be a disaster"

To sum up, two decades after dinosaurs ruled the Earth's cinemas, are we still capable of putting our phones away for two hours and being honestly amazed by them, without glaze of cynicism or irony to keep us stuck? Trevorrow, his cast and crew would clearly like to think so. And in light of their efforts, you'd have to grinningly agree.