If I had children, I wouldn't want them to see this

Rating: 2/10 (10 July 2015)

There is a scene in this where bad-ass soldiers sit in a heli, when a dino-bird flies by and one of the soldiers instantly shoots it down, then smiles with pride.
I was 15 when Jurassic Park came out and one thing that it did for me (and probably millions others), among entertaining and exciting, was to teach me a lot about how and why to respect nature and life in general. This movie does almost the opposite.
I don't think John Hammond started the whole thing to make money, like a little boy he was dreaming about traveling back 65 million years and share that with the world. It was the lawyer who got greedy and he was the first (and only) one who got eaten by the T-rex, here the greedy bastard is the last one getting killed. Whoever wrote this, has clearly no idea about animal behavior and uses animals/dinos only as plot devices to create tension or empathy or fear or simply excitement, so this film does to the essence of Jurassic Park what its characters do to dinos: turning it into an empty capitalistic attraction.
I can only hope that kids watching this crap have seen Jurassic Park before, because Jurassic Park ended with a scene where a group of birds fly over the ocean and the heli flies along with them... a beautiful picture this movie has nothing to do with and certainly didn't understand.