Almost 30 years after, and most of it still holds up pretty well

Rating: 8/10 (17 May 2020)

Seeing the movie now, almost 30 years later, some parts of it definitely didn't age as well as we might have thought it would back then (mostly the shoots of the dinosaurs during the day). However, it's insane, how the movie is still entertaining, after a first half of slow setup and exposition. I get it tho, it would have been impossible to have dinosaurs throughout the whole thing. But even still, I love the element of surprise, and suspense we have until we first see the T-Rex, for example. That scene is incredible, and one of the most memorable scenes in cinema's history.
One of the examples of how well the movie holds up: I saw with my family, and my dad (who isn't much of a film guy) was scared as f, in so many scenes! lol That showed me that, if I thought the movie holded up well for most of the time, if the computers didn't tell the age of the film, my family probably would have believed this movie came out in the last 5 years or so. That to me is one of the major proofs of how incredible this movie is, and what it represented back in 1993.
That mostly what I have to say about Jurassic Park, it's a great, and fun movie to watch even today. The acting is pretty good (I love Jeff Goldblum as Ian Malcolm). The score... man, the score! I love you John Williams. That's all I'll say.
Overall tho, it's undeniable the impact Jurassic Park (as well as other Spielberg's classics) had on movies in general, it was probably one of the first time we saw through CGI (and also a hell of an animatronics job) a brand new world we could almost feel in the screen (since there was almost non-CGI in the first versions of Star Wars, I'm not counting it here, in this example, and also, JP is a story that takes place on Earth, there is an element of fantasy to it, but you can actually see it happening for a moment).
From the T-Rex scene, Malcolm's jokes, and Velociraptors opening doors, I loved the second half of the movie. If the first half I thought struggled a bit, the second still flies way high in the sky. A classic.