Stephen Rutkowski

For the time period the film was made in it's absolutely a filmmakers odyssey. Space, time, and evolution of life. Hal 9000 was the computer system of glee and all it's misunderstood mystery can only be seen through the eyes of Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke. Humans went to space in 1969 and a fictitious space mission to one of Jupiter's moon hit theaters in 1968...with a classical music theme. Dream on because when passengers awake on the Discovery One they are greeted by facetious Hal 9000.

Tom Cruise once jumped on Opera's couch. Now Opera and Katie Holmes are jumping on each others couch saying "I'm in love with Top Gun Maverick!" Top Gun Maverick is Cruise best film to date...until Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One hits theaters...the trailer to the next M.I. is wild...it should be a billion dollar hit. I don't jump on my couch to any of Cruise films because being Born on the 4th of July makes me respect the paralyzed woos.

Storyline is the line to World Dominion. Bringing past Jurassic Park to the present could have been better scripted (I'm not Hollywood esquire but central PA woods). The monotonous act of apex beast seeking feast could of occurred more. The film has made a lot of money but I find five other Jurassic films to pontificate my mind.