Still As Relevant As Ever.(May Contain Spoilers)

Rating: 9/10 (8 November 2005)

The first film to modernize and embellish digital fx, Jurassic Park was ahead of its time and is still a revered film.A Paleoentologist and a Paleobotanist are given the opportunity to embark with an eccentric visionary to a one of a kind island to give an endorsement. With the discovery of Mr. Hammond's fantastical new dream made a bold reality, things go awry when a sabotage occurs and the prehistoric beasts run amok restoring them to their primal state.The point being that nothing can contain that which is inherently wild, therefore teaching arrogant men not to tamper with nature's delicate balance. While it may be disguised as a 'summer blockbuster' what lies within Jurassic Park is a testament for those willing to look.It makes its point with plenty of action and terrific visuals to boast.Watch for Richard Attenborough's poetic speech about the illusion of creation and control.The juxtaposition of man and dinosaur being a scathing parable for all that would wish to create something as defiant and new as Hammond's genetic monstrosities.Both beautiful and frightful, the dinosaurs serve as a warning for mankind to know his balance.With a perfect cast and a truly original story, the film never feels tired or redundant.Spielberg has not made a film of this caliber since.