A/N: after watching more of shinobi-03's 4 part video, I looked at it more and more and the negative reviews from the people who claim to be fans or just from people in general, seems to be missing the point of the film or series as a whole.
the many people who reviewed the fallen kingdom movie. It's like they haven't paid attention at all in the slightest:
they never understood or remembered what it is that the jurassic series is doing.
These guys. These people who did these "reviews" on fallen kingdom aren't fans. They don't fully understand the very ideas of it and what it's meant to be. They call themselves fans, yet they fail to understand what it is the series actually is. The people who make the sequels aren't trying to recapture the magic of the original film or repeating things they think they're lazy. If that were the case, they wouldn't have made sucks risks as:
*Making hybrids.
*Destroying the island.
*Having dinosaurs on the main land.
Those were all moves that change the way this franchise would be forever.
They spent more time on the negative on something they clearly didn't catch the point about.
Each Jurassic film doesn't haft to be like the original one by trying to capture the majesty of it. They would have been exactly the same film if they did that.
Jurassic Park is a franchise that evolves further and further with each installment that's put into each time. But, it's like some people can't seem to pay attention to that and just bash the new films for doings these things.
Then there are the moments when they jab at the films for the references to the original film. They failed to understand that this would be:
The last time we would ever get to see Isla Nublar Ever again. This was an island where many iconic events and moments many remember very well. Them doing references and call backs to it are them giving them their final respects to it before it's gone.
To which, shame on them for calling the movie out for this. People are cried having to see the island get destroyed, but haft to as a certain brachiosaur died helplessly along with the island that everyone remembered dearly.
This was also to celebrate the franchises 25th anniversary.
Dinosaurs are not the focus of the films themselves. They play a role, but they themselves are not the full effect. The jurassic park films and even the original novels have always been about ethical and scientific themes. As well as things beyond uncontrollable science and the consequences of playing god. There are reasons why there are things in the series like chaos theory and the butterfly effect.
These aren't films about dinosaurs. They're films about the constant mistakes of man and mans refusal to change those mistakes and would only continue to make them more in the future.
These guys...... they're fans of Jurassic park as they claim to be. Because they clearly did not pay attention, bother not to care about most of what goes on in the series and what effects it has and have absolutely no correct grasp on the series itself.
This is all I need to give on this. While I know very well that this isn't the case for others who get it or who at the very least. But, I feel as though that many people don't and bash on the series or films for not getting it. I hope that most people will be able to get a further understanding down the line and maybe stop to think about what it is the series is telling them.
