Review: Jurassic World

Jurassic World

Watched this on 4D  and I have no regrets!!! It's worth it, guys! So, while it is still showing on theaters, do buy a ticket and enjoy!!!

I love the cinematography, the special effects, but above all, I love the story. The trust formed between the dinosaurs and man. It's impossible to happen in reality, but at least, in the movie, it became possible.

This is a sequel of the Jurassic Park, shown 15 years ago. A theme park who keeps on looking for something to wow the visitors. They said the people want bigger teeth and scarier dinosaurs. Thus, they bred a genetically engineered dinosaur, but this turned out a monster killing all other dinosaurs. It was kept in isolation then when it went out of the cage and went wild. The story resolved on how to kill this dinosaur.

In the beginning, Owen, a caretaker of the raptors, trained the raptors to follow orders. These raptors were put together in one cage. According to Owen, these raptors learned social skills and trust. Owen formed trust with these raptors. In the end, these raptors helped Owen and other people kill the monster dinosaur.

Guys, I don't wanna spoil the fun of those who are still planning to watch. See it for yourself, guys and tell me if you agree with my opinion.

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