Director: Colin
Trevorrow
Writer: Too many to name,
on IMBD there are 7 accredited writers
Seen: Sunday 14th
June
Venue: IMC Galway
Snacks: Kinder Chocolate
mmmmm
Mood: Nostalgic
Over
the last week or so I feel like I have been transported back to my youth, let
me explain. At the weekend I watched an episode of TFI Friday as familiar host
Chris Evans came back to our screens and introduced guests such as Blur and Liam Gallagher. Then during the
week Jeb Bush announced he was running for POTUS, as will another familiar name
Mrs. Hillary Clinton, Bush v Clinton for President. Then to top my time
travelling exploits off I went to the cinema to watch Jurassic World.
It
is 22 years since Jurassic Park first came to the big screens and I would like to
say I remember it well but at 14 my interests in dinosaurs had dwindled. I was
hitting my rebellious teenage years and was far more interested in watching films like
Reservoir Dogs (1992) and Pulp Fiction (1994) so I could have something cool to
talk about while I smoked a cigarette at the back of the bike sheds at school.
Jurassic
World is set 20 years after the original and the theme park that John Hammond
(Richard Attenborough) wanted to create in the first outing is now a reality. Jurassic
World is located in Costa Rica where thousands of visitors travel to every day
to see the many different species of dinosaurs. The sun is always shining the
grass is bright green and the punters are as joyfully happy as the dinosaurs
they are visiting. What could possibly go wrong?
Indominus Rex is the new genetically modified super dinosaur that is
about to wreak havoc on the idyllic Jurassic World. Enter Owen (Chris Pratt) and
Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) to save the day, you can fill in the rest.
Jurassic World kept us entertained for 100 minutes or so and if you have young
kids, nieces or nephews it would definitely be a nice treat.
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