Two generations come together to save the world in Jurassic World: Dominion. When Maisie Lockwood is kidnapped from Owen and Claire and sold to a genetics lab, they attempt to rescue her; meanwhile Ellie Sattler works with her old friend Alan Grant try to track a genetically engineered insect that’s threatening the world’s food supply. The writers do some serious reconning to give Maisie a whole new backstory and importance, and to change the few dozen dinosaurs that escaped the Lockwood auction into hundreds (which can now breed somehow). And as a result, the story doesn’t feel like a continuation of the series. However, the action scenes and dinosaur chases are incredibly intense and exciting. Also, it’s kind of a treat to see the old and new casts come together. Yet while it’s entertaining and has its moments, Jurassic World: Domination is a disappointing film that doesn’t really add much to the series.
Shout by Dann MichalskiBlockedParent2023-03-22T16:00:27Z
Two generations come together to save the world in Jurassic World: Dominion. When Maisie Lockwood is kidnapped from Owen and Claire and sold to a genetics lab, they attempt to rescue her; meanwhile Ellie Sattler works with her old friend Alan Grant try to track a genetically engineered insect that’s threatening the world’s food supply. The writers do some serious reconning to give Maisie a whole new backstory and importance, and to change the few dozen dinosaurs that escaped the Lockwood auction into hundreds (which can now breed somehow). And as a result, the story doesn’t feel like a continuation of the series. However, the action scenes and dinosaur chases are incredibly intense and exciting. Also, it’s kind of a treat to see the old and new casts come together. Yet while it’s entertaining and has its moments, Jurassic World: Domination is a disappointing film that doesn’t really add much to the series.