A Groundbreaking Experience You'll never Forget

Rating: 10/10 (6 February 2013)

Jurassic Park is a movie that will make your jaw hit the floor with amazement. Everything about it is done right, and although it has scenes of dinosaurs eating people, it's a great movie for kids of all ages. I should know. I first watched this movie when I was 5 years old, and I loved it, but that doesn't mean every kid won't be scared. Consider that a fair warning.
The plot is simple. Scientist find a way to bring back the dinosaurs and build an entire theme park around it, but something goes wrong and the dinosaurs escape. Soon, the characters end up fighting for survival on an island full of dangerous predators.
The plot is simple, but it works much better than you can hope for. Many scenes are like an action movie in which you're on the edge of your seat the whole time wondering what will happen to the characters, and the actors do a well enough job to make you care for them. Sam Neil and Jeff Goldblum interact very well and Richard Attenborough does a great job as John Hammond. The rest of the cast are good as well.
However, the thing that stole the show were the dinosaurs and the special affects that brought them to life. They were so incredible that even today, you can watch it and believe that they used real dinosaurs. The scene where the T-Rex attacks the jeeps is a great example, and shows you just how great special affects can be. The dinosaurs are the key ingredients that make the movie so believable and intense.
Jurassic Park is one heck of a roller coaster ride. It grabs you by the nostrils at the beginning and never lets go. Audiences of all ages can enjoy this, and it's best watching it with your family. It's a groundbreaking movie that will glue you to the screen, and the best adventure you can ask for.