So many unrealistic human reactions/choices..

Rating: 3/10 (18 May 2020)

Three stars because the acting of Chris Pratt was great (and his character is the only character who uses his brain cells), the last few scenes are good and because, well, they're dinosaurs. For the rest it really sucks and otherwise one star. And don't even get me started on (the ending of) Fallen Kingdom...
They shouldn't have made the connection with the original series. Now it just seems like nobody learned anything from what happened last time. If you would state it as a new movie in another dimension, that would make more sense. Besides, who would have thought 'normal' dinosaurs would get boring so the needed to create their own creations?
First, it seems that besides the dinosaurs, the reactions/choices of most actors aren't from today's world either. Countless reactions that neither you or me would ever be realistic considering the circumstances in the movie. So, the huge dinosaur, nobody knows what it consists of, escapes. Just shy of 12 people are sent to this mega-dinosaur with non-lethal weapons. Who would have thought that wouldn't work and they would die?
Second, the director of the park and that woman (with the pony and bad acting) should long have been in prison for the actions leading to the death of many people. The guy creating the monsters used all the genes from different animals, but nobody thinks of that when designing the defense mechanisms (the thermal-incident)?
Third, so when the two kids see a gate to a restricted area which is completely torn apart, they must have turned off their brains. What on Earth made them think 'let's go in here, we'll see some different things!' Unless you have a death wish, no human would go in there. And who would even stay in the field when you're ordered to come back to the station?! That's like staying on a vulcano when you (a) know it might erupt and (b) are ordered to get off the volcano right away. And then you're like 'Nah, I'll just keep going up'.
Fourth, going back to the beginning, nobody seems to correct all of the very illogical arguments the guy who wants to make the raptors into weapons makes. Like the wolf he saved and slept in his room, which worked because he had a 'good relationship with'. Soo, you're comparing a cute little wolf to a deathly raptor?
Back to the two kids, who escaped the dinosaur. They are in the restricted area, just saw the deathliest monster ever. They enter a door and thought it would be cool to look around. Again the throw-back to the old movies, but how the hell are you acting like it's just a fun walk through memory lane?!
'They follow orders'. Maybe this is the most stupid sentence of the movie. In order to hunt down the big dinosaur, the military guy wants to use the reports (that they can control...) to kill the beast. He was JUST at the raptors, seeing that they are not to be controlled quickly - even Chris Pratt spent two years with them. Again, nobody seemed to think it through for a second. Do they accept orders, or do they do as told to get food because they're inprisoned - and if not in prison they would make up their own mind?
So, I can name so many more things which show the lack of the ability to use brain cells to think. Like the chopper staying where it is after the dino broke into the deadly birds house (instead of getting out of there asap), the inability to evacuate the island immediately (instead of having a good, fast-working evacuation plan) or that nobody thought to tell (to Pratt or anyone else that could use that information) what the big dino is made off, even after the many deaths he already caused.
So, to close of my part of the story, two minutes into the encounter of the raptors with the big dino, they learn the raptors can attack humans after all. VERY SURPRISING TWIST!
One of the few interesting parts are in the very beginning when Pratt is with the raptors and at the end where Blue defends Pratt against the mega dino. And who would have thought; the sea dino is the hero in the end, eating the big modified T-Rexraptor.