Jurassic World Fooled Us All 

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I think they had Chris Pratt riding a motorcycle with Raptors and reverse engineered the script around that.

I have human DNA so I can immediately speak and understand any human language I've never heard before.

The thing is, Jurassic Park was a novel in the first place and Michael Crichton spent years on researching the subjects so the story holds up. He also co-wrote the screenplay of the movie. That's why it's so good

You know, one thing that I miss about older movies is that people looked like people. The characters don't look work shopped into oblivion to maximize their physical appeal in every scene.

T-Rex: I never thought I’d die fighting side by side with a raptor.

They were so preoccupied with whether they could make a sequel, that they didn't stop to consider whether they should

Ian Malcom’s classic “before you even knew what you had” speech applies to so many movie franchises…Star Wars, Jurassic World, Terminator, Zack Snyder’s DC, Disney/Marvel shows, even the new Halo series, etc….

The Indominus Rex is a perfect allegory for the film. They wanted more bite, more action, more shock and awe but it blew up in their face.

Jurassic World: we were forced to engineer weird hybrids, NO ONE was coming to see the real thing anymore

"Isn't the whole point of Jurasic World that people can get a chance to see and experience animals that walked the Earth millions of years ago? Why would they want to see some horrifying mutated crossbreed that never actually existed?"

Just when you thought movies couldn't get any dumber, life finds a way.

While I agree with the overall review I almost thought that the introduction of GMO/"more diverse" dinosaurs was going to hit on one of the more poignant conflicts from the original book that did not make it into the original movie. The conflict is between Hammond and Wu and the next update to the cloned dinosaurs in the park. A conflict which speaks to the nature of entertainment and reality and customer expectations where Wu says

Insurance companies that insured the Jurassic World park:

Why is it that every time someone enters a dinosaur paddock, they always go through the dinosaur sized door instead of the human sized door?

Remember when stories like alien, Jaws, or even the previous Jurassic Park movies, where the tension came from how much closer the creatures were getting

Using Ian Malcolm from the first movie to give concise and deep criticism of the newest movie is true genius.

You forgot to mention the part when the velociraptor and tyrannosaurus rex turned to each other, exchanged a high-five, and then the raptor said, "I know we haven't always seen eye-to-eye, but it has been an honor to fight by your side" and the T-Rex responded, "I do not know what tomorrow may bring, but today we are brothers."

Let's be honest, Chris Prat held up this entire movie like Atlas.

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