Jurassic World: El reino caído

2018 • 128 minutos

Información de esta película

Hace tres años que el parque temático y lujoso complejo turístico Jurassic World fue destruido por dinosaurios fuera de control. Isla Nublar ha sido abandonada por los hombres y los dinosaurios sobreviven como pueden en la jungla. Cuando el volcán de la isla que estaba inactivo entra en erupción, Owen (Chris Pratt) y Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) ponen en marcha un plan para proteger a los dinosaurios de la extinción. Esta nueva entrega dirigida por J.A. Bayona (Lo imposible, Un monstruo viene a verme), nos trae toda la emoción y aventura de una de las sagas más populares y exitosas de la historia del cine.

Valoraciones y reseñas

(Spoiler Alert) This movie is all over the place with it's b-story which has something to do with a little clone of rich peps daughter. in that little story, it trys to tell the audience that this little girl has or needs a back story for the main characters to feel some form of sympthy, but fails in that department. also for some reason it's a bit rushed because there is a part where the evil scientist guy(idk it's been since i seen it) kills the father but the mother is off somewhere gone.

This movie wants us to love how much it loves that first Jurassic Park movie instead of trying to be its own thing. There are too many shot-for-shot references, and way too many stolen lines of dialog that only exist to make you say "I remember that from the old movie." Unfortunately, when Fallen Kingdom eventually stops worshipping the 1993 movie, it feels like a movie constructed by marketing executives in a lab. Ironic, maybe, but not entertaining. And its paced like a two hour movie trailer.

The movie was hot garbage from start to finish. It wasnt even about the dinosaurs, just more social commentary. The returning cast had a forced love story, there were so many times someone should have died but due to lazy writing everyone was unscathed. I just wanted to see a scary movie on what happens when dinosaurs get loose with humans but instead it was thinly guised commentary about the corruption we currently have with no solutions.