Jurassic Park: Operation Rebirth

This movie is the best movie i've ever seen. Better than Titanic, better than Forrest Gump, better than any movie ever created. You will cry and you will laugh. The cinematography and the graphics are out of this world. Christopher Nolan who? Spielberg who? I've even seen the director of this movie save a lost kitten and walk an elderly woman across the street. 10/10

Jurassic Park: Operation Rebirth left me feeling pretty indifferent. I didn't love it, but I didn't 100% hate it either-it kind of just... existed.

There were definitely moments of excitement. The atmosphere still manages to capture some of that classic Jurassic Park tension, and I'll admit, there were scenes where I was genuinely intrigued. The concept had potential, and a few of the action sequences were well done.

But overall, the story felt like it didn't know what it wanted to be-was it a reboot, a continuation, or just a flashy dino distraction? The characters were flat, the pacing dragged in odd places, and there were way too many missed opportunities for emotional depth or meaningful callbacks.

Visually, it looked good. The dinosaurs were fun to watch (as always), but when the plot falls apart around them, it's hard to stay invested.

This wasn't the worst thing I've seen, and fans of the franchise might find pieces to enjoy. But as a whole, Operation Rebirth felt like a lukewarm experiment-one that didn't completely fail, but definitely didn't live up to the legacy either.

The plot for this must have been written by Jesus himself. I feel as though this movie out does the original by bringing you truly relate- able characters. You really end up caring about the characters and their desperate struggles to survive. The CGI on display make you believe that you are actually there, experiencing the same level of anxiety the characters experience. This is the reboot that the franchise definitely needed. The actors themselves rival that of the original cast as well, showing more emotion and talent. This movie ruined my anticipation for Jurassic World because there is no possible way for the movie to be able to out do this. Overall this is one of the best movies I have ever seen and I will recommend it to all of my friends.

This movie is a homemade joke that should never have been made.

It is unquestionably garbage.

It looks like it was "filmed" with an iPhone. The juvenile level dude who directed this should get a new gig. Finish school and work your way up some other ladder, because you will never be a filmmaker. You have no talent.

This movie is a disgrace to all Jurassic Park movies, and it should not exist. This is nothing more than a fan made movie made by a fan without talent. I didn't enjoy one bit of this horrendous garbage. And while I clearly made that mistake in watching it, I strongly suggest you do not watch it. And don't support this untalented clown who got his family to upvote this garbage.

The Lost World: Jurassic Park builds on the original with darker tones and heightened suspense. Dinosaurs are stunningly realized, and action scenes deliver edge-of-your-seat thrills. Jeff Goldblum leads with charisma, anchoring a cast caught in a dangerous and unpredictable environment. Though the story feels more chaotic and lacks the emotional resonance of its predecessor, it introduces bold visuals, ethical dilemmas, and new terrains. The pacing is fast, and the film leans into spectacle, with explosive sequences, sharp effects, and layered themes. While it doesn't fully recapture the heart of the first movie, it's a fierce, ambitious sequel that entertains with energy and cinematic style.