The Vidiot Reviews...

Rating: 7/10 (19 October 2015)

Jurassic World
The great thing about Jurassic World is that the vegetarian dinosaurs have all been transferred to Euro Jurassic World.
In fact, the carnivorous reptilians populating this sci-fi adventure are designed to be even more ravenous.
With attendance waning, scientists at a living dinosaur destination use DNA from predatory dinosaurs to conceive a genetically altered apex predator to bring the crowds back to the remote island resort.
But when the hungry hybrid escapes its confines, the park's operations manager (Bryce Dallas Howard) and her visiting nephews (Ty Simpkins, Nick Robinson) must rely on the resident Velociraptor wrangler (Chris Pratt) to outwit their astute stalker.
A return to form for the dormant DNA tampering franchise, what Jurassic World lacks in plot, character development and plausibility, it makes up for in rapid pacing, salient visual effects and nonstop thrills.
Incidentally, Jurassic World's main competition will always be that genetically modified Creationist theme park.
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