Predictable, but Entertaining Adventure

Rating: 6/10 (8 December 2015)

The new Jurassic World, owned by the corporation of Simon Masrani (Irrfan Khan), operates in Isla Nublar, Central America, with dinosaurs genetically created by the InGen Company. The workaholic and uptight manager Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) receives her nephews Gray (Ty Simpkins) and Zach (Nick Robinson) in the park, but she is too busy to give attention to them and asks her assistant to escort the boys. Meanwhile the dedicated Owen Grady (Chris Pratt) is training four velociraptors and the InGen security guard Vic Hoskins (Vincent D'Onofrio) believes that the animal can be trained for military use. When Owen and two other employees go to an isolated paddock to evaluate the new attraction of the park, the hybrid dinosaur Indominus Rex, the animal lures them, kills the two men and flees from the spot. Owen escapes and asks Masrani to kill the Indominus, but he believes his security team can contain and capture the animal that cost lots of money. However the team is destroyed by the Indominus and Claire orders the evacuation of the tourists from the island. But the dangerous pterosaurs escape from the aviary and the place goes havoc. Meanwhile Gray and Zach are riding a gyro-sphere in the restricted area and Claire and Owen seek them out. With the chaos in the island, Vic assumes the command and decides to use the four velociraptors to locate and destroy the Indominus. Will his plan work?
"Jurassic World" is one of those predictable movies that the viewers know what he or she is going to see. However it is an entertaining adventure due to the special effects, the good acting and the music score. The romance between Claire and Owen is totally out of context. The presumption of Masrani piloting the helicopter does not fit well for a successful entrepreneur and business man. My vote is six.
Title (Brazil): "Jurassic World: O Mundo dos Dinossauros" ("Jurassic World: The Dinosaur World")