One plot, four movies.

Rating: 4/10 (14 July 2015)

I gave it a four out of sympathy for the animals. No, not the human ones, the other ones. We humans exterminate animals in real life and even on film, we still feel obligated to kill them off at the slightest pretext. This series says something about humans and it ain't good. Humans kill. We kill *everything*. And then we pat ourselves on the back.
I'm waiting for some imagination here and not seeing any. Same old plot, they changed the heads of the bodies is all. The animals still look the same, the labs still look the same, the jungle still looks the same and the island.. well guess what? It still looks the same. This movie series fixation with a dinosaur park is making Michael Crichton giggle in his coffin. Or his cold-storage nitrogen tank. Whatever. Hope he's still collecting his piece of the action somehow.
No imagination, lots of money splashed all over the screen. Lots of "lets keep it in the groove" thinking. The producers must have gotten a few real belly laughs as the storyline tracks along about cynically keeping the park visitors entertained and distracted while doing just the same thing with the movie audience, manipulating them time after time, scene after scene movie after movie, to cough up their money again like the suckers they know us to be.
Maybe next time they'll show some testicular fortitude and bring back a *real* killer with a 2 million year successful track record. Homo Erectus - He's give us a run for our money.
You wuz warned.