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welcome to Jurassic world the setting and title of Colin Trevorrow sequel to Spielberg's 1993 Dino classic think Disneyland but more educational and with a marginally higher risk of being eaten alive two decades after the events of the first film the tragedy that was Jurassic Park has been successfully turned into a thriving family attraction there's only one problem in this leafy money-making island paradise dinosaurs are no longer a novelty keen to keep attendant I the parks boffins have cooked up something that's certain to sell tickets a genetically warped all-new dinosaur that's entirely too big too loud and too toothy for anyone's good Raptor trainer an all-around man of action Owen played by Chris Pratt can only shake his head at his paymaster's hubris then hop on his motorbike and try to save some lives as the inevitable carnage unfolds there's plenty of pleasure to be had from seeing frame filling dinosaurs lunging through scenery though diehard fans of the original movie might be dismayed at the film's treatment of its scaly stars the dinos in Jurassic Park were portrayed as a force of nature something to be escaped or survived rather than defeated Jurassic world on the other hand is all-out dinosaur war with more blood bullets and all manner of outlandish cross-species brawls it's an entertaining spectacle but it never feels quite as smart as its source material these gripes are balanced by some extremely tense and frightening scenes a few funny moments and a standout performance from Bryce Dallas Howard who emerges as the real star of the show Jurassic world is big dumb Dino fun but we just wish it was a little more of a clever girl for much more stay tuned to seen it you