A very bad script ruins it all

Rating: 1/10 (12 July 2013)

Ironically the people who made this film assumed the revolutionary CGI would serve as an attraction in and of itself (much like the dinosaurs exhibited in the park), and that the audience wouldn't care about the moronic plot, horribly bad dialogue, or total lack of logic.
I somewhat enjoyed this film as a child, but I saw it again yesterday, and frankly I stopped watching at about half the film's length. It was insufferable.
Apparently the moral of the story is that you can't control a zoo filled with dinosaurs. You can control a regular zoo filed with dangerous animals, but for some reason dinosaurs are tricky. What?! And just think about the premise of the film for a second: the man discovers a way to recreate DINOSAURS and his master plan is to charge tickets to a zoo where a handful of tourists can ride on a couple of jeeps around the island? That's the plan? How long would that park last? Within 24 hours the USA or some other government would invade the island, close it down, and hijack the entire staff along with the animals.
And what's with the security measures? An electric fence a dinosaur could tear apart in a second? Well, what if power goes down? You geniuses can clone a dinosaur, but you've never heard of power shortages? Of course, then come the moronic characters and those obnoxious children. Can anyone even stand children in movies any more? I can't.
At the end of the day, it's a fairly entertaining film - during the action bits, but the characters, the dialogue, and the plot are just terrible.