Review - Jurassic World Dominion

Jurassic World's Dominion is probably the most disappointing movie I've ever seen, even though I've seen plenty of bad films as a film reviewer. The third picture in the Jurassic World trilogy and the sixth of the Jurassic Park series as a overall failed to match the hype surrounding it. It was evident right from the beginning that this film was not going to be a hit.

Jurassic World: Dominion is an exciting tale of dinosaurs threatening the earth. Instead of going with the idea of expanding the concept, the film is safe by confining the dinosaurs within a small park. It's the first of many disappointing moments in the film.

One of the films biggest problem is that it is short of the high standards set for itself, Jurassic World: Dominion. The film was marketed as the ultimate conclusion to the Jurassic World trilogy. It promised a satisfying conclusion to the series and massive improvements. A lot of viewers were disappointed with the film's lack of meeting the high standards it set for itself in marketing.



Jurassic World, Dominion's storyline is a bit tangled and boring to the point that it's almost unbelievable. It tries to include important characters from previous films without any consideration of whether or not this makes sense. The historical figures have been reduced to empty blanks and the story is told poorly and at an unnatural time. The story is at a crucial moment. You'll begin to wonder what the film is about at the close of the movie's running time.

Jurassic World - Dominion attempts synchronization of two unrelated plotlines to keep the viewers interested however, it fails spectacularly. Although it is obvious that there's a Stegosaurus, the film seems to ignore it all the way through the film, (click to see the page) leaving the viewers wondering why it was even included.



While Jurassic World: Dominion may be an improvement over the highly criticized Jurassic Park III, that's far from acclamation. Given the series' poor experience in crafting compelling stories, it could be the most unreliable. After all is said and completed, Jurassic World: Dominion is a terrible, pointless waste of time. (film review Jurassic World (2022)) It's disappointing for fans who have been around for (movie review Jurassic World (2022)) a long time as well as new Jurassic Park fans and new viewers.

If you're a Jurassic Park fan, this film isn't for you. Instead, go to the original Jurassic Park film, which is considered to be the best.