Expectations are inevitable when watching sequels. Regardless of the genre, I always expect something better than the previous movie. If it's not going to be better, there's no point in making it, let the story stand!
Jurassic Park was a cinematic journey that started in 1993 and continued in 2022 and it seems that it will continue even more.
I finally watched Jurassic World: Dominion over the weekend, a movie I had been putting off for a while. I might be exaggerating a bit when I say that I watched the long-running production in one breath, but believe me, I watched it holding my breath.
The adventure continues in the same vein as in the previous films, but visually the Dinosaurs are more advanced and their impact and habitats have expanded. They are almost everywhere in the world, including cities.
When I saw these scenes, the question of what kind of a world life we would have if dinosaurs still existed today came to my mind. Actually, there were clues in some scenes in the movie that could answer this question. For example, the trained carnivorous dinosaurs don't stop until they destroy the people marked by the laser. We would probably train some of them and use them for our own benefit.
We would probably have smaller settlements than we do now, perhaps we would adopt vertical architecture instead of horizontal architecture all over the world, and we would make our buildings much more robust than they are now.
Maybe we would leave them a few islands like in the movie, I don't know, because we would have to leave them a habitat somehow.
Or, as is often the case, we could exterminate them en masse on the grounds that they would be a threat to human life and make them extinct again. After all, I don't think we can adapt to creatures that are gigantic in size and feed carnivorously.
I really liked Jurassic World: Dominion, both visually and in terms of how the adventure aspect of the story was handled. We had 6 sequels, Jurassic Park (3) Jurassic World (3). I find it normal for the story to spread from the park to the world.
Since it has a good box office and audience, I think the sequels can continue. Maybe the next stage will turn into a fiction in which the world apocalypse takes place through dinosaurs, or they will move the story to space with the idea of moving dinosaurs somewhere in space.
Instead of seeing the creatures that once lived but that mankind has never seen through fossils, it deserves appreciation to turn them into a movie production and present the closest images to reality. Starting from the first movie, all the contributors, both in front of the camera and behind the camera, have a great share in the deserved appreciation and their success in sequels in the history of cinema is undeniable.
Will the fiction in the movie take place far in the future and will prehistoric creatures come back to life? I can't answer no to this question without thinking, but I would rather live in the world of dinosaurs than the world of machines because I think dinosaurs would be less dangerous than artificial intelligence.
Jurassic World: Dominion is a very good production and watch it without thinking!
