Jurassic World.
19 June 2015, 11:24 PM
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19 June 2015, 11:48 PM
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I watched it tonight and thought it was ok but my main 2 complaints are; how did 2 kids start an abandoned old jeep of 20 years with a spanner and how are the people able to outrun the large dino's so easily, especially Clair outrunning the T-Rex?!?
Quite a lot of product placement too if you're one to notice that sort of thing. Coca cola bottle with the bloke at his "bungalow" and all the vehicles were Mercs
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I watched it tonight and thought it was ok but my main 2 complaints are; how did 2 kids start an abandoned old jeep of 20 years with a spanner and how are the people able to outrun the large dino's so easily, especially Clair outrunning the T-Rex?!?
Quite a lot of product placement too if you're one to notice that sort of thing. Coca cola bottle with the bloke at his "bungalow" and all the vehicles were Mercs
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20 June 2015, 02:32 AM
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Spoilers 2. ........
Saw it tonight in 3D
Film / plot etc.
Not bad as a evening out, but plot anomalies -goofs ??
Yes 2 kids starting 20 year old cars, just by changing the battery!, which weighed nothing!!!!
Tyres not perished, fuel ok, no gumming of the carbs, blocked jets etc!
The main dino supposedly clawed out the tracker, would have left a nice visible chunk of bloody flesh in close proximity to its (tiny) forearms?? never saw that anywhere !
It could smash through reinforced concrete (old buildings) but a simple concession stand held it at bay!
Likewise it could push a car forward with considerable force, but couldnt shift it laterally when the main characters were hiding in front of it?
For me there was something wrong with the proportions of the new dino, that made it look odd too
Film/ presentaion
Appeared to be an odd presentation ratio, not quite a 70mm print / ratio
We saw it in 3D, the film looked very grainy in places, with noticeable splitting of the 3D image in the background in some closeup shots.
The dirty window effect was evident in a few places too
We mentioned it to the cinema on the way out, and to there credit , they gave us some comlimentary tickets to see another film..
Mart
Saw it tonight in 3D
Film / plot etc.
Not bad as a evening out, but plot anomalies -goofs ??
Yes 2 kids starting 20 year old cars, just by changing the battery!, which weighed nothing!!!!
Tyres not perished, fuel ok, no gumming of the carbs, blocked jets etc!
The main dino supposedly clawed out the tracker, would have left a nice visible chunk of bloody flesh in close proximity to its (tiny) forearms?? never saw that anywhere !
It could smash through reinforced concrete (old buildings) but a simple concession stand held it at bay!
Likewise it could push a car forward with considerable force, but couldnt shift it laterally when the main characters were hiding in front of it?
For me there was something wrong with the proportions of the new dino, that made it look odd too
Film/ presentaion
Appeared to be an odd presentation ratio, not quite a 70mm print / ratio
We saw it in 3D, the film looked very grainy in places, with noticeable splitting of the 3D image in the background in some closeup shots.
The dirty window effect was evident in a few places too
We mentioned it to the cinema on the way out, and to there credit , they gave us some comlimentary tickets to see another film..
Mart
20 June 2015, 06:18 AM
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I managed to dodge watching this last weekend. I thought it would be carp based on some early reviews and the fact that the basic idea has been more than covered in the previous three films.
Let's see if I can wriggle out of watching it this weekend as well.
Let's see if I can wriggle out of watching it this weekend as well.
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20 June 2015, 08:15 PM
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I thought it was excellent
The plot was great, and the way they brought up the old jurassic park in my opinion was brilliant, really great way to finish off the jurassic park ser of films (especially as 2 and 3 were a bit poor)
Maybe you have to be a big jurassic park fan to really enjoy it, but i think they did really really well on the story of this.
The comments about starting the car are a bit far fetched lol, its only a film and maybe Spielberg is not too clue'd up on his engines lol
The plot was great, and the way they brought up the old jurassic park in my opinion was brilliant, really great way to finish off the jurassic park ser of films (especially as 2 and 3 were a bit poor)
Maybe you have to be a big jurassic park fan to really enjoy it, but i think they did really really well on the story of this.
The comments about starting the car are a bit far fetched lol, its only a film and maybe Spielberg is not too clue'd up on his engines lol
20 June 2015, 08:51 PM
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Just come back from watching it with the mrs and our daughter. I enjoyed it my daughter was to interested running round the cinema or messing about with the ipad.
20 June 2015, 08:57 PM
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I took my daughter to see it last Saturday and we also both enjoyed it. I went to watch it for the visuals and the sounds and never expected any real plot or character depth because as you know, you're never going to get that from this kind of film.
20 June 2015, 09:48 PM
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20 June 2015, 11:43 PM
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It was a bit far fetched to say the least. Why they went into the gm modified dinosaur pen in the first place was rather questionable. And surely they would have had double security gates after the last few **** ups.
Also the 3d effects were crap. If you are planning on seeing this. Save yourself a few quid and see the 2d versionm
Also the 3d effects were crap. If you are planning on seeing this. Save yourself a few quid and see the 2d versionm
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21 June 2015, 04:42 PM
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I thought it was mediocre at best, watch the first 20 mins of the film and you can predict the rest of the film like a Tom cruise classic!
Knew where the jumpy bits would be, who would die, who would survive etc etc
6/10 score from me
Knew where the jumpy bits would be, who would die, who would survive etc etc
6/10 score from me
21 June 2015, 11:35 PM
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I thought it was excellent
The plot was great, and the way they brought up the old jurassic park in my opinion was brilliant, really great way to finish off the jurassic park ser of films (especially as 2 and 3 were a bit poor)
Maybe you have to be a big jurassic park fan to really enjoy it, but i think they did really really well on the story of this.
The comments about starting the car are a bit far fetched lol, its only a film and maybe Spielberg is not too clue'd up on his engines lol
The plot was great, and the way they brought up the old jurassic park in my opinion was brilliant, really great way to finish off the jurassic park ser of films (especially as 2 and 3 were a bit poor)
Maybe you have to be a big jurassic park fan to really enjoy it, but i think they did really really well on the story of this.
The comments about starting the car are a bit far fetched lol, its only a film and maybe Spielberg is not too clue'd up on his engines lol
More plot holes than a colander and even more options to carry on the franchise.
22 June 2015, 02:30 AM
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It was an ok film, I saw it the other day but I'm glad someone else paid for the tickets!
23 June 2015, 08:42 PM
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Spoilers 2. ........
Saw it tonight in 3D
Film / plot etc.
Not bad as a evening out, but plot anomalies -goofs ??
Yes 2 kids starting 20 year old cars, just by changing the battery!, which weighed nothing!!!!
Tyres not perished, fuel ok, no gumming of the carbs, blocked jets etc!
The main dino supposedly clawed out the tracker, would have left a nice visible chunk of bloody flesh in close proximity to its (tiny) forearms?? never saw that anywhere !
It could smash through reinforced concrete (old buildings) but a simple concession stand held it at bay!
Likewise it could push a car forward with considerable force, but couldnt shift it laterally when the main characters were hiding in front of it?
For me there was something wrong with the proportions of the new dino, that made it look odd too
Film/ presentaion
Appeared to be an odd presentation ratio, not quite a 70mm print / ratio
We saw it in 3D, the film looked very grainy in places, with noticeable splitting of the 3D image in the background in some closeup shots.
The dirty window effect was evident in a few places too
We mentioned it to the cinema on the way out, and to there credit , they gave us some comlimentary tickets to see another film..
Mart
Saw it tonight in 3D
Film / plot etc.
Not bad as a evening out, but plot anomalies -goofs ??
Yes 2 kids starting 20 year old cars, just by changing the battery!, which weighed nothing!!!!
Tyres not perished, fuel ok, no gumming of the carbs, blocked jets etc!
The main dino supposedly clawed out the tracker, would have left a nice visible chunk of bloody flesh in close proximity to its (tiny) forearms?? never saw that anywhere !
It could smash through reinforced concrete (old buildings) but a simple concession stand held it at bay!
Likewise it could push a car forward with considerable force, but couldnt shift it laterally when the main characters were hiding in front of it?
For me there was something wrong with the proportions of the new dino, that made it look odd too
Film/ presentaion
Appeared to be an odd presentation ratio, not quite a 70mm print / ratio
We saw it in 3D, the film looked very grainy in places, with noticeable splitting of the 3D image in the background in some closeup shots.
The dirty window effect was evident in a few places too
We mentioned it to the cinema on the way out, and to there credit , they gave us some comlimentary tickets to see another film..
Mart
I saw JP4 with the boy, he liked it I thought they did an OK job but there's not much left to give with the whole dino-park plot to be honest.
23 June 2015, 10:32 PM
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I took my kids to see Bambi when they were little and when we lived in London. My daughter was only 1 yr. old, then. She walked about in the theatre and whenever Bambi cried, she went with her finger pointing to the screen "Eh Oh! Eh Oh!" with learnt concern. She didn't bother anyone, didn't run about and only walked in the middle walkway up and down like a little teddy bear, but I was embarrassed.
Thank God it was only one family as the audience, which was us.