As an actor in this sequel, even less involving than its predecessor, I'd be keen to move on to other challenges and file this outing under 'mistake'. None of the players comes out of it with credit. In their defence, the script they were handed is about as dire as they come. However, they could have declined. The money must have been too good for some and the second tier will have been extremely glad to be cast in a major and now legendary franchise. But even they must now know it could have a dampener on future prospects. The two tag-alongs setting out to save the dinos over-acted out of their skins in highly improbable roles, especially the geeky tech guy who thankfully seemed to have been largely sidelined by the second half of the movie. There were a large number of what are often called 'nods' to earlier Jurassic iterations. So many that, to me, it suggested both a lack of scriptwriter imagination and a patronising view of prospective audiences, who they must have expected to sigh with nostalgia at these blatantly constructed and clunky scenes. Overall I (and the three family members who watched it with me) feel it was a laughable attempt at extending this franchise long after its expiry date. The first two in the series became iconic cinematic milestones because the novelty value and highly credible acting was complemented by outstandingly good visual effects. This latest effort fails miserably in spite of great visuals because the other two were woefully absent.

I couldn't watch it all, so predictable with no interesting storyline. Seriously wonder about people who enjoy that and say it's a great film, it's not end of. Avoid!!

Predictable, yes. But we the Jurassic Park lovers loved the scenes they recreated from the old movies and the music. That plus the new tech in movies is just awesome

Man oh man was this a bad movie! Why did any of the principal cast come back? Why didn't someone set this script aflame?The plot is a rehashed version of all the past movies in the franchise with a random *spoiler alert* clone thrown in.The only redeeming factor was the side storyline with the geeky character (yes, I cant even remember character names) which was a little funny.