Amy Ferguson

I felt bad for not remembering or even picking up any of the characters names after finishing the movie, but on reading the reviews, Im not the only one. They were really dull and uninteresting. My young son cut his hair to look like Owen Grady. Cant say he'll be doing that for any of these characters. He was bored and it just kept on NOT getting suspenseful, tense or scary (hes six). As a mum son duo we are big fans and were so excited for this. Cant believe im writing a bad review but for such a loved movie series I feel they need to know, you let the old and young fans down massively. (But sure the scenery and dinos were cool to look at). Sons words 'the Drex was a bit dumb'. I agree it looked so easy to get away from. Actually most of the dinosaurs seemed to just swim or wander around. He also said 'there were no velociraptors and Owen wasnt in it'. (We are writing this together) I could keep going but that would be kinda like the movie, kept going without really getting to much and then it finished.

Beautiful movie. Both my 6yr old and I really appreciated it. It begins with beautiful scenes of the beach, and continues to throw in lovely snippets of Australian coastal life. We then get to indulge in the different artforms presented through the screen. My son was referencing the book as he watched it(yes it did vary from the book and he missed the shark) but was gifted with other scenes that gave him some great laughs. He was completely captivated the whole time and wanted to watch it again straight away. Well done and thankyou to the creatives who put this film together. A refreshing beautiful film.

Zero stars. Wasn't J.M Barrie's story of Peter Pan at all. A Hollywood checklist instead. I turned it off after the lost boys wanted to say they were boys but weren't all boys (my child can do without the brainwashing thanks).