Some 20 years after Jurassic Park, it has become an amusement park.

Rating: Null/10 (5 December 2015)

I was able to see this movie on DVD in my own home theater. Well, that's what I call it, a couch and a flat screen TV. But I DO have a powered subwoofer which is needed to bring forth the deep bass that represents the footsteps of the largest dinosaurs.
There are several stories going on here. We see a nice family sending their two sons off for a short vacation, their aunt will oversee them, but behind that happy facade we find out the parents are getting a divorce. They get mail from two different attorneys and the young son finds from a web search that they are divorce attorneys.
The aunt, Bryce Dallas Howard as Claire, works at the theme park, Jurassic World, on the same island where Jurassic Park was set some 20 years earlier. She meets them but seems very busy with park work and the boys sort of end up on their own. This becomes important later when the newest dinosaur, a genetic cross between a T-Rex and a raptor, gets away and is wreaking havoc, and the boys find themselves in danger.
It is a tried and true formula, human interest stories interwoven with a catastrophe. Truly the stories are not that interesting and we know all the creation of new dinosaurs is purely science fiction.
One might take away a deep moral from this but I doubt that was the intention for making the movie.
No most of the fun is the action involving the wonderfully CG created dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals that populate the theme park, run much the way Disney's Epcot might be if they had animals and rides.
I didn't think he would be so good but Chris Pratt as the engineer Owen, and trainer of four Velociraptors is really good in his role. Naturally he and Claire kindle a love interest before the movie ends. Irrfan Khan is also good as Masrani, the multi billionaire who owns Jurassic World and is pushing his team to develop new forms of attractions.
Overall I enjoyed it as an entertaining diversion for one evening, I doubt that I would be interested in seeing it twice.