Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Directed by J.A. BayonaThree years after the Jurassic World theme park was closed down, Owen and Claire return to Isla Nublar to save the dinosaurs when they learn that a once dormant volcano on the island is active and is threatening to extinguish all life there. Along the way, Owen sets out to find Blue, his lead raptor, and discovers a conspiracy that could disrupt the natural order of the entire planet. Life has found a way, again.
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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Ratings & Reviews
- Kristian Odland1d agoGreat on the island, not so great once they leave!
- jomer75February 8, 2025Loved It , Loved it ...
- Ray Hopkin2d agoI know this is ridiculous, but I loved it! I liked the quandary it throws up, should they be allowed to live? Should we help them? The shot from the boat as they are leaving the volcano stricken island is so moving it caused me to get some dust in my eye... The scene of blue as a baby was awesome, and the Indo-Raptor staking everyone around the mansion was brilliant.
- Nathan MagretaJuly 22, 2025Not as good as the original Jurassic world, but a lot of great action to keep you entertained, despite some unnecessary conspiracy storylines.
- Lucas MagretaJuly 17, 2025dose not deserve so much hate. amazing story. amazing indo-raptor. a new dinosaur hybrid like the indominus rex and D-rex
- Spencer MBJuly 10, 2025Pure blockbuster shlock and a crap movie...but I enjoyed almost every second of action once everything went to shit. There's a rhythm to every action sequence that, while cliche, uses those cliches perfectly where the characters escape within a micrometer of their lives every time. Genuinely fun but also incredibly stupid.
- mickerdooJuly 6, 2025Not as good as Jurassic World. Still a lot of teeth and action. The city setting is hard. Really pleased with added human clone element.
- ZamoticJuly 3, 2025Fallen Kingdom is a very mediocre movie that serves to move the main story line of the series with a pretty poor and obvious plot. It's ultimately a very high budget movie with a lot of forgettable moments that often make you question why they even happened. This makes it sound bad, but it's honestly not, but it's not good either.
- James TangJuly 2, 2025Your studio executives were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.
- RyezooFebruary 14, 2025I’m shocked by how bad this was. So many corny moments, zero character development, cartoon bad guys, and an annoying little kid are some of the things just to get started. The side scientist characters were easily the most annoying parts. The guy had nothing to do other than be scared and useless. The 2nd and third act is when this thing completely goes off the rails. Everything from the auction to fighting the indorapture was really lame. The dialogue was especially eyeroll worthy many times. Also where’s the blood?? People are getting devoured and their isn’t a single shot of any. The only positive I can give this is that a few of the shots are absolutely beautiful. ex. Dinosaur on the dock about to be consumed by lava and the rapture outreaching it’s claws over the bed. Maybe this will bounce back for the third but my expectations are low
- Kit LazerJuly 1, 2025Bummer dude
- James SaenzJuly 1, 2025i remember being so pissed when i saw this in theaters and i haven’t touched the franchise outside of the original jurassic park since, until this year. it tainted my experience with the series the same way the rise of skywalker did with star wars for me. it’s genuinely upsetting how pretty this movie is at times because everything else is absolute dog shit. the animatronics and prosthetics look incredible, the score accentuates key moments instead of solely relying on nostalgia, and the horror sequences are very effective with especially fun camera movements in the last twenty minutes. the cold open with the mosasaur and the t-rex is a thrilling tone setter for the film, only for it to be bogged down by the stupidest plot line and character decisions for the series thus far. we’re graced with a haunting scene of the protagonists on a boat escaping isla nublar as the last brachiosaurus desperately calls for help while a volcanic eruption inevitably engulfs it, only for it to again be followed up by an inane narrative that has no interest in exploring in any meaningful depth the ethical quandaries regarding human cloning that it sets up. once the indoraptor escapes containment the film has a tonal shift into a gothic horror where a malevolent looney tunes character terrorizes humans like a specter in a haunted mansion, alluding to the imagery of expressionist masterpieces like nosferatu. that entire final act is so entertaining, but once again it’s followed up by an incompetent and baffling execution of the interesting if unearned concept where dinosaurs finally freely roam the earth. i’ve never seen dominion and i am not looking forward to watching it next. p.s. THERE WAS A POST CREDIT SCENE? LMAOOO FUCKING POINTLESS ONE TOO. i never saw it before because i hightailed it out of that theater the moment the credits rolled.
- joycera39June 30, 2025My favorite one since the original Jurassic Park!
- 匚卂尺ㄥJanuary 29, 2025Fallen Kingdom🦖 is cheesy, predictable, but entertaining. It's one of those movies that you'll enjoy if you don't bother thinking about things during the movie. I can't even call it a bad movie because it does have a good mix of entertaining moments.
- Justin HardinJune 29, 2025Gives me resident evil vibes....in the greatest way possible.
