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Third in the trilogy brings together old and new casts plus added heroes but the lazy, tired script rejects originality and returns to the same old plot

Jurassic Park star recalls magical time in San Francisco and his legacy in the science-fiction/fantasy genre.

Cast from two film franchises unite to face off the dinosaurs in one final showdown

Jurassic World: Dominion has finally arrived and with the embargo now up, we're able to share our unadulterated thoughts on the biggest dinosaur blockbuster yet. Come check out our review now!

Jurassic World Dominion concludes the latest trilogy (and franchise so far) with returning Jurassic Park icons, unrequited love and new dinosaurs.

The enduring, collective love for Jurassic Park is immensely hard to explain. Steven Spielberg’s 1993 film implanted itself into our cultural consciousness as a kind of platonic ideal of a blockbuster. And it wasn’t just the 10-year-olds having a formative experience at the movie theater. Most everyone, it seems, including those who were adults at the time and those who wouldn’t be born for another decade or more, has a story about just how much that movie means to them. It doesn’t even ...

Jurassic World Dominion is too long, doesnt make any sense, and sends this trilogy out with a whimper instead of a roar.

Third in the trilogy brings together old and new casts plus added heroes but the lazy, tired script rejects originality and returns to the same old plot

'Jurassic Park' franchise newcomer DeWanda Wise shared her emotional response to getting the seal of approval from Steven Spielberg himself.

Ponderous, redundant franchise flame-out gives the Jurassic gang one last job