A typical Jurassic World Ride

Rating: 9/10 (4 July 2015)

Directed By: Colin Trevorrow
Written By: Rick Jaffa, Amanda Silver, Derek Conolly, Colin Trevorrow
US Box Office: $500.4M
Jurassic World brought in $204 million in its opening weekend.After a decade of success Jurassic World has been declining because dinosaurs are no longer surprising or captivating the customers. So to bring in visitors the park's owner Masrani (Irrfan Khan) employs the best scientist he could find Henry Wu (B.D. Wong) to create a species like no other and that he does.
His creation will defy all other dinosaurs and even technology. Genetic modification and playing God for greed is a true presentation of lust for power WU creates another selfish creature just like him but humanity cannot exist that way.
Park manager Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) only sees margins but soon enough notices some subtle yet alarming behavior so she sees the raptor trainer Owen (Chris Pratt). Right away the sexual tension is clear which mirrors the old 'Jurassic Park' movies if not the 'Romancing the Stone' or 'Indian Jones' franchise.
Then Claire's nephews (Ty Simpkins and Nick Robinson) of course come because this movie must include a kid and a teenager if not siblings in general. The concept of the older brother letting go of any chance he gets with a girl at the park if his little brother needs him is so sweet. The nephews have their own VIP tickets thanks to their aunt so they run away from Claire's assistant who takes them on safe, boring places meant for way younger kids.
Soon enough problems ensue and the games begin. It's the thrill of the chase and being where the action is what they wanted to witness but not be a part of. But the dinosaur killed for sport and had camouflage ability of lizards and disappearing ability of fish and the intelligence of God knows what else.
Then there is a another selfish, greedy villain appears (Vincent Onforio) and he wants to showcase the dinosaurs to receive money and fake fame and recognition from television. This is one roller-coaster ride that is worth it despite the familiar plot line. There is comedy in there from Chris Pratt to Jake Johnson.The State of the art theme park and dinosaur design and special effects is spectacular. Definitely deserves a 9/10. This movie doesn't demonstrate much creativity so it does I truly want to see more of this franchise it is not tired it is timeless for me and hope it continues forever. However, at times is dull and repetitive with the cat and mouse passé plot.