Enough

https://variety.com/2022/film/box-office/jurassic-world-dominion-box-office-billion-1235380452/
Why god
Jurassic World hasn’t aged great but it is arguably the best one since the first.
Y’all gotta admit when it first came out in theaters, it kinda had the magic of the first one. Somewhat lol. It was a cool little comeback story for the franchise when it did over a billion at the time.
No one expected that.
first film was an absolute moment but that moments long passed no matter how much money these movies somehow still make
Actually looks really cinematic and good. Gareth brought some sauce with him!
looks like everything else that comes out these days
Dominion was so garbage
Second one was so bad to me i skipped Dominion. In for Mahershala though
looks like everything else that comes out these days
will withhold until trailer i guess but the lenses, depth of field and tone looks way better and more filmic than idk the Jumanji movies, the other jurrassic movies, Red One, The Fall Guy, Deadpool and Wolverine, the new captain america movie. Idk if theres a frame of any of those films that looks as competent as these pics
will withhold until trailer i guess but the lenses, depth of field and tone looks way better and more filmic than idk the Jumanji movies, the other jurrassic movies, Red One, The Fall Guy, Deadpool and Wolverine, the new captain america movie. Idk if theres a frame of any of those films that looks as competent as these pics
you’re right don’t let them silence you
they're about to go 1/7
it didn't have to be this way
imagine a timeline where we actually got good sequels to one of the great action movies of the 1990s
it didn't have to be this way
imagine a timeline where we actually got good sequels to one of the great action movies of the 1990s
absolutely, they got Spielberg to direct THREE Indy sequels but Universal couldn't get him for at least one more Jurassic Park sequel
I'm convinced this franchise is cursed just reboot and allow young talented directors to cook with the franchise. Similar to Evil Dead, smaller more concise stories with a clear vision
although this is essentially a soft reboot I realized I'm basically describing what they decided to do with this film. Which is a step in the right direction at least. I won't be watching in theaters though