One of my favorite films from the 1990s that still holds up to this day.

Rating: 9/10 (18 September 2010)

Jurassic Park, which was released back in 1993, once held the record of the biggest film in history, where the world embraced it's ideas and science of bringing dinosaurs back to life.
Steven Spielberg, working from the novel by Michael Crichton, returns to the terror he brought on the big screen in Jaws, and the results were completely magnificent.
Two paleontologists, played by Sam Neill and Laura Dern, are paid to give an endorsement to an amusement park unlike one ever made in history thanks to billionaire industrialist, John Hammand.
Closing out the cast are Jeff Goldblum's Dr. Malcolm, who is easily the funniest member of the cast and the two children Tim and Lex played by Joseph Mazzello and Ariana Richards.
All have come to experiences the world's first dinosaur theme park where the extinct creatures have come back to life, and I do mean come back to life.
Audiences the world over saw this film multiple times over the summer of 1993, and this film's visual effects even hold up to this day, even compared with James Cameron's latest film, Avatar.
I say that Universal should re-release Jurassic Park in theaters for it's 20th Anniversary and this time in 3D.
Director Joe Johnson is already at work on a second Jurassic Park trilogy and it's great watching dinosaurs come to life like they did in this film. It's definitely a timeless classic, and one of the most enjoyable films ever made further proving Steven Spielberg as the most successful director in history.