Ranit Saha

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Not sure which one's worse. Movie direction, Action sequence or the storyline. Plot script is so horrible, the main story is narrative, with clichéd scenes. Entire movie with cringy unnecessary plots. **spoiler alert * * Car is hit sideways, but flew above.. As if hit by a spring from under. Car catches fire and explodes. still Anu survives with minor scratches on the face. Nag's standing still at the last scene, but no one can hit him with both revolver or assault rifle. His sister is sitting exactly in the middle and our hero can shoot everyone with a m134 minigun, with 100% accuracy. John wick might commit suicide watching this particular scene. Every fight sequence is extremely slow, predictable moves. Extremely disappointed.

**spoiler alert** Forced action scenes, unnecessary stretched dialogues and an awful and abrupt ending! And full of cliché. Casino security watches a man cheating, and lets him go with a mild warning. Then a taxi driver, who is also a hacker teaches our hero, who himself is a major techie how to receive text to voice messages. Kamila can spot snipers on rooftop from across buildings! My nephew's aim is much better than the sniper's. Max gets out of car, determined to walk to Moscow? I mean was that scene even necessary? They could've argued inside the car, for God's sake. We travel to Moscow, and don't even see one single piece of gadget with Yuri, who seemingly hacked the sender within 3 hours. Reed threatens Yuri not to leave and then goes for random walk leaving him unguarded. Lol. You put a lot of trust on a stranger you met at the airport. And the most epic one. A computer program which knows all, sees all, had to be read the Senate Bill by Max. And at the end. Why on earth does yuri take the credit? I mean, if he hadn't helped NSA already knew it was the program itself. What did he do other than bore us with another forced scene? P. S. : Eagle eye is a far better movie. You won't feel bored midway.

Being a die hard fan of the Jurassic Park franchise, it's quite disappointing to watch this final piece of the series. Of course, I had goosebumps when Ellie Sattler met Alan Grant, and teamed up with Ian Malcolm. But that's it. The storyline is poorly constructed, with almost zero logic! For example, when Kayla was flying the plane, the pterosaur conveniently destroyed the engines(smart bird!). Or like when the 90s era met with the 21st century, along with the iconic dialogue, "Don't move", everyone ended up playing hide and seek with the the Giganotosaurus. I mean, how immature that looks? They are walking round and round, and the dinosaur looks at them calmly?? And then Malcolm hurt it with a fiery spear made with burning locust, which hurled fire as if it was doused in gas? Really, dude? One more incident, judging by the containment and the size of locusts in there, there were hardly about 500 locusts in biosyn. After bursting out, they duplicated massively to 2-5k in size. Later they increase exponentially, if you consider the amount of land destroyed by burning locusts. Damn! And Bryce had the same expression throughout the movie. And why does all Jurassic World movies portray the T-Rex as the one cliché hero? "The T-Rex falls on ground, the audience gasps, as they see it lying defeated. Ohh no! wait for it...tada! T-Rex gets up(never backs down), grabs its prey and baamm!!! And then comes the roarrrrrr.. ". And Henry Wu had that constipated face throughout the movie until the very end. It almost felt like they were in a hurry to end it all. Overall, a decent action movie, with lots of actors put up unnecessarily. Disappointed.

I would have given this movie a negative star rating, if it was possible. Purely waste of time. The summary and start of the plot looked promising. I mean like you mysteriously get a phone, and a spooky environment, etc. But what it misses BIG TIME, is to make any sense at all. Numerous major plot openings, but neither linked to the actual plot, nor is it required anywhere. And a very absurd ending too. DO NOT WATCH IT, wouldn't recommend it.