Bad Box Reviews: Jurassic World

Rating: 7/10 (14 June 2015)

First, sorry for my weird English.
*SPOILER ALEEERT!!!*
If you come to the theater hoping an intelligent, visual effect revolving thriller like the first Jurassic Park you'll be disappointed. However, if you hoping a good popcorn entertainment with great effects and action sequences, well you'll be satisfied.
The film sets 22 years after the first film. Now, Isla Nubar is a functional dinosaurs theme park which is obviously bigger and more amusing than Jurassic Park with real life dinosaurs (geez, haven't those people learned anything from the first, second and that retarded third film?). However, to attract more visitors (and cash), the park developers decide to make a new dinosaur named Indominus Rex, a T-Rex Hybrid. However, one day, Indominus Rex manages to escape (mostly because its laughable cage design) and terrorize the park, bringing the site into a total chaos. And, our hero here (played by that guy from Guardians of Galaxy) has to save the day by stopping the hybrid while taking care of his ex gf and her nephews and keeping an eye on people from Ingen (that company still exist??) with different agenda.
Without further ado, let's see the good and the bad from this film.
The Good: 1. The dinos are the coolest among the series, especially that hybrid and the aquatic babe (I forget the name). 2. The visual effects are really well made. The Jurassic World are also beautifully designed. And it was really cool to see it on 3D. 3. The action sequences are brilliantly crafted. The director really did a good job here! I could feel thrilled whenever the dinos were on the screen, killing dumb humans or fellow dinos. 4. The acting from the main casts is pretty great, especially Chris Pratt. 5. There're actually some smart writings there. Many dialogs are genuinely funny and make the film looks fresh. 6. It's really entertaining to watch, really!
The Bad: 1. Unintelligent plot. Really, most of the events on this film can occur because the park's Holy B%$@hslap security system. If I were the owner of the park, I would fire the park's security designer on the first day! 2. There are many 'failed' dramatic scenes that look a little bit ridiculous. 3. The hero and the raptors' relationship is a little bit silly. 4. The climax battle is very-very silly. -. The humans are saved by the raptors (who get pwned really fast by that hybrid) -. One human lures a T-Rex to the battle site (amazingly, she has a same speed with that Dino. It's either T-Rex sucks at marathon or the woman is actually an Usain Bolt in disguise.) -. The T-Rex decides to save the human by fighting the hybrid instead of... you know, eating them! -. When the T-Rex is about to lose, raptor EX-Machina. -. Aquatic Babe EX-Machina. -. The End! 5. Furthermore, it's really predictable.
However, I still recommend this film to anyone because it's really worth your time and money if you're looking for pure entertainment. I actually had a really great time watching this, and that's good. Because the main purpose of a film is to entertain the audiences right? And this film undeniably succeeded in doing so.
One more note: Don't compare this to the first film please! It's not even close! (Well, who wants to compete with Mr. Spielberg anyway?)
Final score: 80