Battle at Big Rock

Very good CGI, but it does not bring anything new to the other films. The dialogs are random and forced. Maybe it would be better to spend a little more time on the writing than on the visuals. I had a good time though.

Since I can remember I've aleays loved dinosaurs and Jurassic Park, but this is just ten mins of cliches, CGI and stuped actions. The end credit videos were kinda funny and when you love JP it can be worth to watch but this big chunk of money should better be invested into great story art.

Edge of my seat stuff! Buy I guess the downside of a short is that I'm left wanting more! Love the bits in the credits too. Nice!

If you liked the Jurassic Park movies for the battles between dinos, then this short is just as good as the movies.

But if this is where the franchise is headed, a kind of "Planet of the Apes" overthrow of humanity where our hubris boomerangs on us, then I'm afraid the next movie will be very predictable.

Battle at Big Rock was a bit of surprise for me, I wasn't expecting much for the running time that it was done in.

The synopsis, from IMDB is: A family on a camping trip to Big Rock National Park, about 20 miles from where Fallen Kingdom has ended, take part in the first major confrontation between dinosaurs and humans.

As stated, the movie follows on from Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018), and it makes sense as most of the dinosaurs go off into the night.

Edge of the seat entertainment, André Holland, Natalie Martinez, Melody Hurd, Pierson Salvador and the baby (Noah Cole/Ethan Cole) all played their part in this.

You either like it or you don't, I think that it's worth 10 minutes of your life. I would recommend it.