Jurassic World Dominion (2022) review

Jurassic World: Dominion was one of the most sad films I've seen this year. I've also seen a lot of poor movies as a critic. The Jurassic World: Dominion, the third film in the Jurassic World trilogy, and the sixth in Jurassic Park as a series was not able to live up to the hype. It was evident from the start that this film wasn't going to be a huge success.

Jurassic World, Dominion tells the exciting story of dinosaurs, an unwelcome species that is set to eventually conquer the earth. The movie doesn't go for the bold idea of expanding the globe, instead, the dinosaurs are confined to a tiny area. It's the first of many disappointments in the film.

One of the most significant issues with the film is the failure to live up to the high expectations set by Jurassic World, Dominion. The audience was promised a satisfying conclusion to Jurassic World, as well huge improvements. The film was touted as the ultimate in the trilogy. A large portion of the audience felt disappointed and disappointed because the film fell short of the standards that were set by its own (blog post) marketing.



Jurassic World, Dominion's storyline is complex and dull to the point that it's almost unbelievable. The film attempts to incorporate prominent characters from previous films, without considering the degree to which this makes sense. The plot is poorly constructed and is told in an unorthodox moment. The story is at a crucial point. You'll begin to wonder what the film is about at the close of the film's runtime.

Jurassic World: Dominion attempts to keep its viewers interested by synchronizing two boring and unrelated plotlines. But it fails spectacularly. Despite the obvious fact that it exists however, the film fails to acknowledge it at all and leaves viewers wondering what it meant.



In all honesty, while Jurassic World: Dominion may be an improvement over the widely derided Jurassic Park III, that's hardly ringing acclaim. It's also the least effective in the Jurassic Park series overall, which is saying something given the series' track record of poor plots. Jurassic World, Dominion, is a horrible, pointless wasted effort. It's a pity for both long-time and new Jurassic Park fans, as it is a clear indication that the Jurassic Park films should have been pulled years ago.

If you're an enthusiast of the Jurassic Park movies, you should skip this one. Instead, you should go back and watch the first Jurassic Park movie again. It's believed to be the best.