An Awesome Paradise and also...Deadly! (9.4/10)

Rating: 8/10 (13 May 2019)

Directed by the legendary Steven Spielberg, this movie made dinosaurs really popular with children and then frightening. This is the first installment of the Jurassic Park franchise (including Jurassic World). And I was surprised that this movie is based on Michael Crichton's novel with the same name, though I never read it. Crichton also wrotre the screenplay with David Koepp. It's about a preview tour, a theme park suffers a major power breakdown that allows its cloned dinosaur exhibits to run amok.
I liked the performances, especially the children. They had proved that not all children actors were terrible in acting. There's Sam Neill as Dr. Alan Grant, Laura Dern as Ellie, Jeff Goldblum as Ian Malcolm. I actually though Ian was dead when he collapsed on the ground when the T-Rex was about to eat the man in the toilet. Then he got back alive, injured and I was astonished. He also appeared in the Lost World - Jurassic Park 2. Another surprising thing was there was Samuel L. Jackson in the movie being Arnold before he got famous in Pulp Fiction (1994). When I didn't know that fact, I saw this Arnold man looked like Samuel L. Jackson and when I saw there's him in the cast, I was like "WTF!!!". Crazy!
The CGI was the best things in here. They made the dinosaurs looked real and they did, nothing was a bad sign of CGI, except for the orange running dinosaurs, they're a bit bad. The fight scenes between dinosaurs were cool and when the goat's leg fell on the car, it was just INSANE!!! Although it was considered to be not scary, I think the movie had made its entrance to be R-Rated but then I thought again, because of the dinosaurs walking in beautiful nature more than that, I think PG-13 is okay!
The movie was scored beautifully and satisfyingly by the amazing John Williams. The score made us feel that we're in a paradise if we're watching this movie in a 3-D version. I just loved the music so much.
This was definitely one of Steven Spielberg's masterpieces. He had made an awesome R-Rated movie that year and it was Schindler's List, I hope Jurassic Park is gonna be as good as that, even though it's not.