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some still do not know how to approach certain films.... JW was a great summer film
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Saw it on Friday. I'm with Rausch and Silock on this one. I expected more. The ending was just plain dumb. Okay movie but I have no idea how it garnered a record opening weekend.
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Because people go to summer movies, not looking for deep, serious stories, but to see cool shit go rawr or explode.

That's what this movie did. It met my expectations and then some.

You have to remember, this movie is made for kids. Kids don't care if the ending made sense to you or not. Dinosaurs went rawr.
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Hell....my kid was so stoked about it, he told all his friends he was going to see it, compared it to Christmas morning....dreamed about....even thanked me for taking him to see it in my Father's Day card he made.

I was his age when i saw the first one too....THAT's what this movie is for.
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The two main villains from the previous movies join forces to overcome the new super-villain! It was awesome. T-Rex overcame long odds and his wee-little arms. And to top it off, T-Rex and the Raptor share a nod of mutual respect before parting ways.
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all intents and purposes when the T-Rex got a hold of the D-Rex's neck it would've been all over. T-Rex has the strongest bite pressure out of all prehistoric life outside of the Megalodon Shark
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Dan Murrell summed it up pretty well. Slash $100 million from the budget and call it Escape From Dinosaur Island, it becomes a SyFy Channel movie.
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I loved it. I am the kind of guy that likes my left foot though.
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$100 million? Nope, more like $148 million.

SyFy Movies cost about $2 million, tops, not $48 million. Sharknado cost $1 million.
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I think you are missing Murrell's point. :-)
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I get it, but he's way, way off.

$50 million dollars is a big budget film. It's not a Blockbuster but it's definite a ton of money.
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LOL Yep.
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I hated that episode. Wrong question in the name of alliteration.
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