The Perfection of Sci-Fi

Rating: 10/10 (10 July 2007)

"Jurassic Park" has got to, even today, one of the most incredibly-done, most creatively-written and directed film in the world.
It is the story of how a dream of man can indeed come true, but how sometimes accomplishing that dream can create dire and even deadly consequences.
John Hamond, a scientist, along with many others, works to extract DNA of dinosaurs from prehistoric mosquitoes, and use it to create real, living dinosaurs on a remote Island in which he intends to make the world's largest money-making tourist-attraction. However, first, he must obtain the approval of three other scientists, two of which are fossil-diggers, as well as a particular lawyer that is concerned about the stability of the Island, in order to make a release to the public.
At first, it seems like a fortune burning to be had. -A perfect, and absolutely mesmerizing procedure and organization. However, the scientists know that nature itself cannot be contained, and suggest that John might just be biting off far more than anyone could ever chew.
What happens next is beyond anyone's horrible imagination, as the dinosaurs and nature make an incredible come-back at mankind, breaking free and roaming the Island uncontrolled. With all of the power out, it looks as if there is no hope for survival. Now, the visitors, and John, must fight for their lives. -Or die trying I saw this movie when I was three years old. Ever since then, it has been my favorite Science Fiction film of all time. You cannot deny that this will always be one of the most memorable films that the world has ever known.