Jurassic Park

1993 • 126 minutos

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Academy Award®-winner Steven Spielberg's classic vision of a theme park featuring genetically-engineered dinosaurs. Who will survive when the dinosaurs run amok? An all-star cast bring the unforgettable characters of Michael Crichton's best-seller to brilliant life. Academy Award®-winner Richard Attenborough stars as misguided tycoon, John Hammond. Sam Neill, Academy Award®-nominees Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, and Samuel L. Jackson shine in the role of quirky experts brought to analyze the nuances of the new park. Steven Spielberg is considered the greatest crowd pleaser in cinema history and Jurassic Park represents the pinnacle of that talent, a model blockbuster which perfectly balances laughs, thrills, and frightening moments.

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I saw this movie when it was released in 1993 at what is now the vmax cinema. It was the first digital movie to be shown at the cinema and the sound was truly awesome. Noone can create magic like speilberg. The dinosaurs and the action are amazing and the scene where the t-rex comes in the night is something I will never forget or stop raving about (very scary and aswell as exhilarating). 1 of my favourite if not favourite movies of all time and still stands up brilliantly. My daughter loves it. A must see.

Deserves to be watched in a big screen and not on mobiles. No words to describe the historical amount of filmmaking effort in the face of the impossibility, that brought living dinosaurs in minimalist shots of vfx. Along with a fantastical storytelling that only Spielberg could bring to reality. A film that will take you to a journey over a weekend in a tropical island, define fresh mindsets and show a good mix of narratives. Highly recommended... To be seen in a big screen only ;)

Like the 1930's King Kong, this was a masterpiece and a landmark of both monster movie special effects(in this case showing off spectacular CGI) and raw human emotion. Not since Kong has film involving Dinosaurs managed to make people genuinely terrified, shocked and emotional. For Spielberg this is also his greatest film since Jaws, and possibly the best film he ever made(the same year's Schindler's List is also a masterpiece). Michael Crichton's fantastic novel was done justice.