A giant step back in everything.

Rating: 4/10 (19 September 2015)

"Jurassic World" was another man vs. polygons videogamey film with bad CGI objects and backdrops, and a plot written by a velociraptor.
Never even mind the Disney-cartoon-wobbly dinosaurs, the first time they showed the "helicopter" "flying", that was a giant facepalm... so were many shots of characters in front of green screens...
All I could see is actors pointing at empty space, walking next to empty space, and acting afraid of empty space.
This film is exactly what Tarantino talked about when he said "if I'd wanted all that computer game bull&*$#, I'd have gone home and stuck my $*(# in my Nintendo." Jurassic Park used CGI as a tool to help immersion, and it used it sparingly and carefully, in combination with real props and puppetry, to give it a sense of presence, and make it harder to distinguish what is real and what is not.
Jurassic World is made for dumb-dums. Every character is a dumb-dumb who says and does dumb-dumb things. The so-called villain in this film is an idiot whose idiotic plans would never work in modern world.
In the original, the bad guy was in it for profit. He was bought. It was realistic. In this one... he's just a complete imbecile.
Same goes for everyone except Chris Pratt, who somehow manages to hold his character together despite the plot, dialogue and effects falling apart around him.
This is why I gave this film 4 stars instead of 2.