Introduction and Anticipation
Experts express excitement about returning to the audience with new movie jurassic world 4.
They introduces their disappointment with the Jurassic World franchise, questioning why no one can create a good dinosaur movie outside of Universal.
Critique of Jurassic World Movies
Experts reflect on negative feelings towards previous Jurassic World films, particularly criticizing their lack of horror elements and engaging storytelling.
Experts compare the current franchise to classic horror films like "Aliens," expressing hope that it could return to its roots.
Director's Style and Previous Works
Gareth Edwards is mentioned as the director, noting that he tends to make visually appealing but ultimately boring movies.
Experts reference past works by Edwards, including "Rogue One" and "Godzilla," highlighting moments that were visually impressive but overall unsatisfying.
Writer's Contributions and Concerns
The writer David Koepp is discussed; while he has written successful films like "Mission Impossible," experts criticize some of their less favorable works.
There’s speculation about whether Koepp has lost his touch or if studio pressures led him to produce subpar content without genuine interest.
Overall Disappointment with Writing Quality
Experts lament the lack of passion in writing for these films, suggesting studios prioritize profit over quality storytelling.
They critiques specific scenes where character backstories are awkwardly inserted into the narrative, detracting from the main focus on dinosaurs.
Highlights Amidst Criticism
Critique of Universal's Latest Dinosaur Movie
Opening Scene and Trailer Issues
The opening scene featuring a character trapped and pleading for help is almost entirely shown in the trailer, leading to disappointment regarding the film's suspense.
The film suffers from excessive "boring, walking and talking," which was not highlighted in promotional materials, causing frustration with Universal's marketing strategy.
Character Decisions and Predictability
The predictability of plot points removes suspense, making it clear that certain characters will survive despite dangerous situations. This leads to a lack of emotional engagement with the story.
Storyline and Length Concerns
While the baseline storyline about retrieving dinosaur blood for medical advancements is intriguing, its execution feels overly drawn out at 2 hours and 14 minutes—suggesting that significant cuts could improve pacing.
The Experts express frustration over unnecessary length, arguing that a shorter runtime would enhance viewer experience by allowing more showings per day.
Visual Effects vs Original Quality
Special effects are noted as an improvement over previous films; however, they still do not match the quality seen in the original Jurassic Park movie, indicating a decline in production standards over time.
A specific mention is made of new creatures designed solely for merchandising purposes rather than narrative depth or creativity, reflecting commercial motivations behind creative choices.
Musical Score Criticism
The score composed by Alexander Desplat is criticized as being subpar throughout the film, likened to low-quality horror movie soundtracks from past decades. This detracts from key moments within the film.
Jurassic Park Dominion Review
Initial Impressions
The experts express strong dissatisfaction with "Jurassic Park Dominion," giving it a rating of 4 out of 10.
There is a humorous mention of fictional dinosaur names, indicating a playful yet critical tone towards the film's content.
0 Comments