Oh and one more thing, if u have been to Universal Studios and go for the Jurassic Park Ride this movie will gives u goosebumps. Seriously i feel like i was really at the theme park when i hear "Welcome to Jurassic World..." in the movie. Haha. Instead of animatronic they get a real live one.

I went to Imax yesterday (1Utama) and the answer is no...

Sad

Ok, thanx for heads up

and i watch in good old VHS tape cassette player now i cant even find the VHS copy already

Just watched this movie. Honestly I enjoyed this movie.

Yes, there are some boring part of the movie, but one thing that I like this movie, IT FEELS LIKE I'M IN THE MOVIE !!

Watched it... definitely better than "The Lost World" and "Jurassic Park III" by miles.

No spoilers...

Roping in a great director and good writers definitely paid off, albeit not perfectly executed. The last I saw on RT was '73%' which meant something is definitely right, but not all the way.

The one thing that I absolutely loved was that they tried to rekindle the classic moments from the first film; the rides & the theme park - - this time with actual visitors.

If a visionary in the early 90s were to build Jurassic Park, it could look something like Jurassic World. In the times we live in today, the technology is there to build something like this although some things are still a bit too far fetched (the gyrosphere for example).

Also worth noting are the number of 'references' and trivia that originates from the first film ; another respectful move by the film-makers. To name a few ; the original Jurassic Park logo finally appears (at one point I thought we were NEVER going to see it), the eye-goggles, the jeep, and... the place where they all escaped at the end of Jurassic Park Notice the banner that they picked up *When dinosaurs ruled the earth* Had a bit of goosebumps there

Now to the meaty stuff, literally. The dinosaurs are IN! Beautifully crafted and thanks to modern CGI, it didn't have that "too fake" feeling. Thinking back, how on Earth did they manage to have the CGI quality in Jurassic Park (1993) is beyond me.

Right after the 'second half' of the movie, when you-know-what-started... things went downhill a bit. The ending definitely was a saving grace and very, very unique.

Seeing T-Rex, the mighty one Wow, just wow. Loved how they saved big ol' T-Rex and showed and used it at a certain point in the movie.

There are some production details that were quite significant but was almost in the background. For example, the statue of John Hammond was never really shown up-close. A bit of shame considering how well they made it look and paid homage to the man himself.

Dr. Henry Wu is back I thought he was going to play *just a scientist* working in the lab as we saw in JP1, but surprise surprise... his role seem "extended" which I thought was a little bit too stretched out. Should have just kept him in the lab and fans of the original JP1 would have appreciated how his character remained the same.

Acting chops were fine, there was running and screaming and then more dinosaurs; a really worthy adventure!

The wait is finally over and it was worth it. It could have been so much more better, but still a good watch. The whole military aspect of Jurassic World was a little mixed for me, felt a bit out of place and it's as if they tried to think of "what would modern day men do to dinosaurs - weaponize them".

I do hope they make more, and why not.

8/10

PS : Did anyone notice the book (Chaos Theory perhaps) by Dr. Ian Malcom on board the train ?

Anyone else thinks the kids acting were horrible? Especially the older brother.

Do you think Jeff Jeff Goldblum get anything for THAT??

i thought the chinese guy's acting is the worst, wtf no expression at all.

5/10 I overall did not much enjoy the movie. appreciate the effort . I only like the jurassic world theme ..nothing else the jumpscare was not impressive enough

Dont really like the movie. Just average and not any hoo haa movie. I only like the part when T Rex came out at the end. Anyone watched in Imax 3d?

kinda disappointed with how I-rex was killed..

Just saw it, I guess it was ok.

Btw, I saw it at IMax 1U, and they did have the Ant Man featurette before the movie.

NOT ON THURSDAY THEY DIDN'T!!!!!!

i would say not half bad...

i like it chris pratt more than the show..why?

so much badass with raptor ....

9/10

really impress me. I was initially pulled off by the idea of an hybrid dinosaour. Seriously? Will they make the dinosaour talk?

but they redeem themselves showing they still believe in the true spirit of the original jurrassic park movie.

star lord really make this movie shine, and the usual kids that are always force into jurrassic park movie.

But what i really love is the theme park, they really make it REAL, with an actual themepark feeling. Unlike the first where it was just a trial ride and never fully fledge out as a park

Bad acting
Cliche story line
So many things not right with the show
Fell asleep for 10min

Watched it in IMAX 3D in Sunway Pyramid on Saturday and they do have it.

As for the movie, I really enjoyed it and had a good time from the beginning. The raptors being trained were made believable, they can take orders from someone they trust but are still smart enough to bite back if they want to. I was surprised how graphic the death scenes were this time even though there weren't much blood. Definitely the most graphic out of the three and your baby is probably gonna have nightmares watching them.

There were some references to the first movie here and there (the shirt, jeep, night vision goggles, how to kids were getting attacked in front of a glass is similar to the one from the first movie, the flare used to attract the dinosaur, etc) and I also liked the climax which I though was unexpected where they invited a special 'guest' from the first movie to join them.
The 3D is ok but you won't miss much without it.

I've waited too long for another good dinosaur movie to give me a good time and I'm gonna be generous and give this a 10/10. Nowadays its all about superhero movies so its good to see reptiles taking the spot light this time.

This post has been edited by masterelr: Jun 14 2015, 12:30 PM

Haha... probably not.

I just had this crazy idea that either Dr. Alan Grant (Sam Neil) or Dr. Ian Malcom (Jeff Goldblum) would make a cameo, post credits. The movie ends and then there is a bar, the TV showing the news of the incident, camera zooms out and that iconic shirt+safari hat sitting on a stool watching it. Camera then pans up on him and it's Dr. Alan Grant... "They never learn do they *sips drink*" <blank screen> credits continue to roll. (or swap Dr. Alan with Dr. Ian).

Yes, absolutely. I was initially not really in favor of a hybrid dinosaur, felt like everything was ruined at that point. It is like an 'insult' to what made the JP movies what they were - - actual dinosaurs from fossil records.

But... they managed to capture the spirit of the original (JP1 in particular) as you said and that's what made Jurassic World worth watching. It was very respectful to the originals films.

Even with the hybird dinosaur + raptor training, they managed to keep it 'grounded in reality'. Totally believable.

Hey who knows... if there are Raptors around today, they could just be trainable. (and why not... parrots can be trained and birds do share the same 'evolutionary' lineage as dinosaurs).

As for the park, indeed we never got to see a working park with visitors. Jurassic World delivered that, and it's a first for the JP movies. The film makers/screenwriters must have had one of their main priority to have a functioning park (at last).

Might catch this again next weekend, just for fun.

This post has been edited by defaultname365: Jun 14 2015, 12:58 PM

I watched Jurassic World with my parents, and both say "The old one's better." They're movie buffs when they were younger and totally remember everything from 1993. I recommend taking your parents(who are into movies) and go have a good time with them!

Personally, I give it a 7/10. The storyline and characters are a bit shallow, but the details and dinosaurs make up for it. I totally LOVE the theme park in it. If you've watched Jurassic World, immerse yourself even more by going to:
www.jurassicworld.com

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*Spoilers ahead, so proceed with cautiooonnnn*