I can watch its as many shows as possible and still never get tired of it!

Rating: 10/10 (24 July 2015)

I watched it back in June when it was released and couldn't think to compose much of a review, but I watched its second show on Wednesday and I have to admit that I enjoyed it even more and was able to understand it a lot better.
It will be a harsh thing to say if people think that this is all about action and there is not much of a plot or story-line. No there is, and quite on the contrary in fact, I think the overall plot is quite a brilliant one. Let's be fair on this, the first one although had a much more logical and better story than the second or the third part, but it was still quite a simple and easy one: experts visit the park in order to issue a cerificate, hell breaks out, that is it (no disrespect intended to the great spectacle that it was back in 1993. It has all my respect and a great coincidence might be that I have at home and just around 50 minutes ago watched it with my brother-in-law's brother).
This one however revolves around a much harder plot, one that is not as easy to come up with. So as it goes, in order to win more vistors to the park and to make it more attractive, they think of coming up with something bigger and scarier. In all this, the mistake they make is, they make it a raptor, an animal hugely intelligent. So, whereas it wasn't bigger or scarier than they intended (to make it), but it was surely way more intelligent than that thought. All of a sudden, they realise that they have made a monster, an animal that is now beyond their control. This surely sounds like a great plot to me. Questions might be raised about the aspect of that army-man who jumped into it out of nowhere, coming up with the idea of using these beasts for war, but that still was kind of a sub-story, running on the lines of the main plot. So neither that disturbed me much to be honest.
So, 10 out of 10 not only for the action, but also for a pretty smart story-line and a good, sensible build up and connection from scene to scene. Sure enough there must be flaws, but I have this tendency of being generous on films that are able to entertain me.