Great movie, great fun

Rating: 9/10 (12 June 2015)

My wife and I loved the movie. I'm not sure what others wanted out of it, but we were looking for a movie where dinosaurs run amok in a theme park, and we were not disappointed. I daresay I enjoyed it more than Age of Ultron. This is definitely a movie you shouldn't take too seriously and just have fun with it (for instance, why are you all arguing about the heels? Sure it's silly and she should have tossed them off ASAP and gotten some boots, but it by no means should negatively effect your viewing experience.)
I have to wonder if people who really enjoy theme parks (or better yet, work(ed) in them) will get more out of this movie than those who do not. I am very familiar with behind the scenes of theme parks, and how they look from an employee perspective, and this movie nailed that. I loved the opening reveal of the park through the hotel room. I loved all the hotels on site. I loved the Universal Citywalk-esque main plaza. All the sponsorships ("Indominus Rex, sponsored by Verizon Wireless"), everyone on their cell phones during the mosasaurus, the bored employees, the visitors staring at an employee telling them the ride is closed because they are angry and/or don't speak English. The fact that they didn't want to kill the iRex originally because it was a "$26 million dollar investment" (basically a walking roller- coaster). Good stuff.
And my wife works in animal care and absolutely loved the raptor scenes. She was playfully nitpicking everything Chris Pratt did wrong ("he needs to work on the timing of his bridges!"). And the petting zoo (especially where the kid had his hands around the dino's neck), "This is what I deal with every day". I expect her and her work colleagues who saw the movie to have some good laughs today over it.
I also enjoyed how they didn't get sentimental with Pratt when his raptors started going after the humans. He came off as someone who knew he was working with wild animals, and that this would happen. Disappointment, sure. Sadness at their deaths, sure. But he wasn't caught off guard. His "Watch your six - the raptors have a new alpha" was a perfect line.
As for the dinosaurs themselves, great, great. I can't complain that they were almost entirely CG, it was fine.
The only poor point of the movie I think was InGen's militarization and wanting to use dinosaurs in warfare. I just.. we have plenty of dangerous, wild animals now that we don't use in warfare, because it's not practical/possible. I'm not sure why someone would think you could with dinosaurs? And they had the whole raptor "field test" recorded, which ended very poorly, so I can't see someone using that as a case study for use of dinosaurs to fight wars. But even after that Hoskins was acting like it was a good idea, and getting the embryos off the island?
Oh, and for anyone still concerned about the look of the dinosaurs in this movie, Dr. Wu specifically states (paraphrasing here) that the dinosaurs are not accurate, they never have been accurate, and he could make them accurate. But InGen wanted monsters, so he gave them monsters. Sure, that might be a bit of retconning, but it's good enough for me.
Oh, and finally, I want to give props to the marketing department for this movie. They did a great job setting up the Jurassic World website as if it was a real theme park, and it has a lot of information on it. And if you haven't visited it again yet, it has been updated to reflect the events in the movie (technical difficulty message on the main page, webcams with guests running), as if this is actually happening at a real theme park right now. Great stuff.