Steven Dia

This is really fun to watch I LIKE ITTTTT!!!

Honestly, I’m getting tired of how every Jurassic Park or Jurassic World movie feels the need to throw in kids or teenagers as part of the main cast. It’s like they’re afraid to make a dinosaur movie without adding “wide‑eyed innocent” characters to react to the chaos. At first, it worked — Lex and Tim in the original were fine because they were John Hammond’s grandkids and actually tied to the plot. But now it just feels forced and repetitive. Instead of focusing on the awe and terror of surviving dinosaurs, the story always detours into protecting some random kid or giving them screentime to scream or do something reckless. It kills the tension — every time a kid is in danger, you already know they won’t die, so it removes suspense. Meanwhile, adult characters get sidelined or written flat just so the kid can have an “important” moment. I actually liked Jurassic World Rebirth — the dinosaur action was great, the visuals were insane, and it finally felt like the franchise was trying something new with the setting. BUT! Every time there’s a tense moment, the focus shifts to “protect the kid” or “found family” arcs instead of just letting the survival story play out. It’s predictable — we all know nothing bad will happen to them, so it drains some of the suspense. I would’ve preferred if the movie just committed to the darker, more survival-driven tone without forcing a family angle into the middle of it. The movie itself is solid and I enjoyed it, but I can’t help feeling like the family subplot was tacked on — we came for dinosaurs, not babysitting duty. If the next film cuts that out and just focuses on humans versus nature, it could be one of the best in the series.

Waste of time and waste of money, see it for yourself if you’re bored

I really like this movie, and I am hoping for a sequel of A Week Away😊