Several months ago, the long awaited final film of the trilogy of the Jurassic World and Jurassic Park sagas was released, which aims to finish the story of the dinosaurs and their main characters after more than 25 years, and here, we are going to make a spoiler-free review about it.
Due to a genetic meta-creation of locusts, for the sake of discovering a formula to prevent aging and progressive cellular self-regeneration on humans and animals in the planet, the scientific laboratory Biosyn Corporation inadvertently hits upon a possible alternative to their research, causing a plague that spread steadily across the Southern of the United States.
Owen Grady, starring Chris Pratt and Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) , adopt Maisie Lockwood, a genetically mutated human after an experiment provoked by her own mother with the intention of correcting damaged cells in her body that turned out to be the cure for various diseases such as cancer, diabetes and sexually transmitted infections.
Living in an area far from civilization, the girl and Blue's baby dinosaur are kidnapped due to their genetic qualities by the company that generated and created the fascinating dinosaurs who were complicit in the deployment of this plague, and are taken prisoners to its location on an island.
After learning of her abduction, her surrogate parents set out in search of her in an attempt to recover her, facing a world where dinosaurs are part of the co-habitat with humans.
The band of mercenaries in charge of the kidnapping, led by Santos (Dichen Lachman), uses advanced technology to counteract the damage to their mission caused by the protagonists.
Actors Jeff Goldblum, DeWanda Wise, Justice Smith, Campbell Scott and Scott Haze add a touch of action, humor, horror and suspense at the same time complementing a spectacular script that brings the union of both trilogies to a close. We also have Dimitri Vegas making a cameo in the role of one of the mercenaries in charge of the kidnapping and Mmoudou Athie in the role of Dr. Lewis' advisor.
The graphics of the dinosaurs undoubtedly surpasses those of the previous installments, showing new specimens never seen before in film or television.
The participation of Laura Dern and Sam Neill remind us of the beginnings of the saga in the '90s where we can appreciate the maturity of the characters over time.
Without further ado, Jurassic World: Dominion is a concluding film that brings the whole gang together to end on a high note. Do I recommend it? Yes, if you've already watched the previous parts you only have this one left to see and you won't regret it. My favorite scene is when Claire is chased by one of the dinosaurs and has to hide underwater, and you, tell me about your favorite scene, I'll read it in the comments box ⤵️
ALL IMAGES ARE SCREENSHOTS OF THE MOVIE ITSELF