Outstanding

Rating: 10/10 (30 January 2006)

Quite possibly one of the best films of all time, and one of the best directorial performances of all time, 'Jurassic Park', is a film that will go down in history as nothing short of a masterpiece. Stephen Spielburg captures; fear, terror, intensity, nervousness, human instinct, and intellect in this action-pact film, that changed the face of scary in 1993. If you haven't seen the film, you need to. It's interesting, logical, and unrealistic as hell, but makes you feel like it could actually happen. I think everyone that loves the movie has seen it at least ten times. It's the kind of movie, you can sit at home and watch on a Friday night on your big screen, and crank the volume up with. It's loud, intense and blows you away at times. Even for it being thirteen years old, already, the creation of the dinosaurs in the film, still seem so realistic to me. I've never watched a film and not been able to see the strings...in this film, you really can't. It's very believable the way that it is presented, and strikes fear into the hearts of even the most apathetic and uninterested people.
After leasing an island off Coasta Rica, Richard Attenborough's character sets up an amusement park of sorts, that's a little more detailed, and high class than what people are normally used to. He, along with three other doctors (A chaos expert, and two dinosaur bone diggers), and a lawyer, helicopter out to the island, to view the scientist's new theme park called, Jurrasic Park. The three doctors are there to determine whether or not, this park is safe and plausible for humans to enter. The two bone collectors are there merely to view it from an objective stand-point, but also to see for themselves what they've wanted to see since they were children. Along with the four adult audience goers, whom will be taking the tour of the park, are the scientist's two grandchildren. The five people, are now on their way for the greatest adventure of their lives. During the tour, the entire park system is shut down. There is a rain storm, it's at night, and the five passengers are all alone now in the Dinasours' wilderness. They have now become the prey.
The film is scary and intense, and will keep you on the edge of your seat, after the first thirty minutes until the very end of the film. It's not a film I would recommend to anyone under thirteen, since it is pretty graphic, and might be strong for anyone under that age. It's otherwise very clean, and a good movie to watch with anyone. It has great scenes, and actually gives a good message in between chase scenes, that life is meant for the Creator, and not for humans to decide.
I love the film, and it will remain a classic until the end of time.