A Satisfying Sequel to Jurassic Park.

Rating: 8/10 (13 June 2015)

It might not reach the inspiration and amusement level of Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park back in 1993 but all the hard work to keep the story faithfully to the original has overall expands the dinosaurs park into a world of an entertaining popcorn thriller. Having screenwriters from Rise of the Planet of the Apes' franchise, the engineering field of genetic modification works efficiently on the historic extincted animals and at the same time allows the plot to stress on the greediness of human nature, the ethical and morality behind as well as the dire consequences. Scores from Michael Giacchino mostly remain the original theme composed by John Williams, creating a sense of revisiting the old park while performance of Chris Pratt sparks with his serious characteristic throughout the entire film. The story is further well balanced with intense action sequences, fury battle between the dinosaurs and splendid visual effects although there's a few scenes of obvious CGI flaws. Overall, director Colin Trevorrow has transformed this mid- range Spielberg efforts into a satisfying adventure much better than the previous two sequels - The Lost World: Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park III.