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'Yourassic World': Maybe 20 years is too soon . . .

Posted by Billy Wonka on June 12, 2015 at 23:21:16:
for another mind numbing run through the jungle. Place looks the same, the lizards are bigger, and the cast runs dead flat--out of gas. D'Onfrio is about the only one that had a spark lit. Everyone else was in a phone booth desperately searching for enough quarters to recite their lines. Poor Bryce Dallas Howard was so shellac-ed with makeup she could hardly talk. Pratt was flat along with most of the cast. But, the lizards were there and that is the what's what of the whole sheebang.

Wow, I'm Mr Negative here lately. This movie is EXACTLY what you expect to get with a slight disappointment in the acting department. You've seen this movie before and if you have to take the kids you'll like it. Otherwise, you might want visit you mother-in-law or schedule a root canal.

This movie could have almost been a film but somebody decided to cut the budget or skip rewrites. It was missing something--the spark the first one had. It needed Goldblum.