Awesome - do I need to say more?

Rating: 10/10 (29 April 2014)

(Jurassic Theme playing) Awesome, awesome, this film is just so awesome! It's got the best CGI affects and Spielberg! What more could you ask from a dino flick? And now I'll just say why I like it so much.....
Since ET and Jaws, Stephen Spielberg has been my favorite director, because he knew how to make a good story and keep people on the edge of their seats and sometimes biting their nails and this film was no exception!
As a little girl I was afraid of seeing it because the thought of dinosaurs scared me - or at least the T-rex and I was sure that they would make the T-rex the most thrilling and suspenseful part of the movie. When I finally saw it I was just blown away, especially when we get a look at the first set of dinosaurs when the tourists arrive. They looked realistic (most of them) and I loved how creative the writers were with these creatures like how one of them is like a frilled lizard and has venomous saliva, and the raptors are super intelligent (wonder if they could do my math homework). I don't know what it is about the T-rex that is the best out of them all, but I just love her anyways! It is hard to decide which part with her is the best, the break out or the epic ending. In fact at the end when she knocks over the dino bones and stands there roaring I just want to caption underneath: "Get outta here, dead bones; I'M THE REAL THING!"
I was always looking forward to seeing the dinosaurs more than the humans, and overall, they're worth it! The effects, especially at that time were just unbelievable. I don't hate the human casting, I love them - especially Richard Attenborough (John Hammond), though we've seen human casting lots of times; seeing the dinosaurs are way cooler! I often don't notice most of them being robotic or puppets, I really believe them to be dinosaurs! That's a pretty strong thing compared to the Jaws shark, which was easily identified as a robot. I could suspend my disbelief about these stars! I just only wish I had seen it in 3D when I had the chance.