American cinema at its very best.

Rating: Null/10 (25 June 2011)

The visualization is practically perfect, even 20 years later. It's because the CGI here is used in a discreet, moderate fashion and to give credibility to a fantasy, not to show you bullettime shots of the dinosaurs pores. Beyond doubt, it's visually fascinating, but Mr. Spielberg wisely remembers to use characters and performances to get you trough the plot, one that is based on ideas, research and fantasy. Thank you too Mr. Criton. Also perfection and imagination in detail seems natural for the director. A merely flawless piece.
But Jurassic Park is not just good because the applied technology was revolutionary at the time, it's good because it serves an otherwise superbly crafted movie full of technical finesse. Spileberg shows, how to be not just ahead, but beyond your time. Not that technology did not advanced in the last two decades, but it's users generally degenerated and stupefy technological advancement to circus level and regarding the correct use of cgi in cinema Jurassic Park has yet to be matched.