An intense, fascinating, and wonderful watch

Rating: 9/10 (12 June 2017)

Jurassic Park is one of those movies that is difficult to explain, so I will explain it a bit.
A team of archaeologists are invited to an island where scientists use DNA of dinosaur blood to bring dinosaurs back to life. Along the way, they find themselves in somewhat of a pickle as they discover that humans and dinosaurs most certainly don't mix together.
The visuals are amazing. The dinosaurs are animated so well that at times, it's rather difficult to make out what is supposed to be computer generated and what is supposed to be an animatronic. The scenery is gorgeous. Looking at all of the diverse plant life and animal life is such a fascinating experience, I have to give tons of credit to the people who put the scenery together. One day, I'd love to visit the island and meet all the dinosaurs. Oh wait, this is fictional. I almost forgot because of how well the movie is put together!
The story is intense and exciting. There are many fast paced scenes that have been terrifically put together. There's lots of running from the dinosaurs, and there's lots of falling and hiding too. There are also many scenes where people are thought to be dead, particularly Tim. But fortunately for all of us, the protagonists manage to survive. What also makes this movie great is the proper use of light moments. They have jokes, puns, punchlines all put in during the more quiet moments and even during the intense scenes to keep our attention and keep us exhilarated for what would happen next.
Steven Spielberg, you do an amazing job. This movie isn't the greatest movie I've ever seen, but it's definitely up there. I can see without a doubt, why this movie is a classic and beloved by millions. I am going to rate it a 9.