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Owen Grady and Claire Dearing return to Jurassic World theme park after four years since its destruction and initiate a campaign to rescue the remaining dinosaurs from a volcanic eruption. However, in an attempt to save the endangered species, they encounter a terrifying new breed of gigantic dinosaurs.
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BMS Reviewer
Verdict: This sequel outdoes the original film in every aspect. Fans of Jurassic Park are divided on the reprise of the franchise - Jurassic World. While some find it unnecessary, the rest lapped it up. It doesn`t matter which side you are on as the 2015 film made enough money for the makers to announce the sequel almost immediately after its release. Titled Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the fil...
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The Times of India
Hidden in the midst of it all is an intriguing debate on whether its worth saving a species once extinct, now capable of returning the world to ancient times. A poignant moment where a Brachiosaurus is destroyed, further begs the question of this dilemma. Sadly, this whole angle is barely explored, although one suspects it might become the focal point of the next entry in the series. Keeping that aside, theres a lot to savour in the devastation of expendable scenery, and extras. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom excels when it allows the real stars the CGI dinosaurs to shine, and roar louder than most of their predecessors.
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The Guardian
There are some reasonably entertaining scenes and set pieces, but the whole concept feels tired and contrived, and crucially the dinosaurs themselves are starting to look samey, without inspiring much of the awe or terror they used to. It could be that a meteor of tedium is heading towards these CGI creatures, despatching them to extinction.
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Filmfare
So we land up at our favourite dinosaur filled island yet again (fifth time to be precise). This time around the island in on the brink of destruction because of an active volcano and that seems to be a good idea for the series to emulate as well. Three years ago the franchise returned to the island with a story set 22 years after the events of the original film. Jurassic World brought out John Hammonds (Richard Attenborough) vision in all its splendour.
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Firstpost
A few years from now, when you look up the words franchise fatigue in the dictionary, you would be able to spot a poster of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. This is a rare film that makes the first Jurassic World seem like the first Jurassic Park in terms of quality, which is a huge bummer since its directed by JA Bayona who is one of the best working filmmakers out there.
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Hindustan Times
For a film series that was born out of reluctance, the success that the Jurassic Park franchise has seen is nothing short of miraculous. Steven Spielberg didnt want to make the first film. In fact, he was ashamed of it. He saw dinosaurs chasing jeeps mostly as an unwanted distraction from his real job: directing Schindlers List.
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Rajeev Masand
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom opens with a set piece so thrilling, I watched the entire scene with my fists tightly clenched from anxiety. Lets just say it involves an operation to retrieve a coveted skeleton for the purpose of DNA harvesting. Thats it thats all youre going to get from me.
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