The movie was good. Could have enjoyed it more if some parents would use their thinking brains. Please don't bring your young children to see this movie. They REALLY don't want to. People in the theatre want to enjoy the movie and NOT listen to your family drama of 1) you need to sit 2) you need to get quiet 3) SHHHs from you or others 4) that you can't go buy them more candy because they ate theirs too fast 5) they can't have their siblings candy because they ate theirs too fast 6) take a nap so you can enjoy the movie 7) child talking. mimicking the movie lines, crying coz of the blood and people are dying. Don't be that JERK. Just stay home.

This was the worst movie I have seen in over a decade. It was a 2 hour episode of Dora being chased by handicap dinosaurs. Seriously this is not a joke it was that had.!

What saves the film from the sum­mer dol­drums is the typ­i­cal­ly stel­lar work by direc­tor Gareth Edwards, who, despite the qual­i­ty of the mate­ri­als he’s been giv­en to work with, proves once more that he’s one of the most inter­est­ing and orig­i­nal artists in Hol­ly­wood when it comes to cre­at­ing CG set pieces.

There is something nostalgic about Rebirth. And yet that cosy feeling is achieved primarily through composer Alexandre Desplat’s targeted deployment of John Williams’s original theme, and through the way Koepp and Edwards lightly pay homage to certain, familiar sequences (there’s a scene of a kid dodging between aisles here, too, just like with the raptors in the kitchen).