The Lost World: Jurassic Park
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- Trailer 1 (00:32)
- Clip: Don't Move (01:15)
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Synopsis
A research team is sent to the Jurassic Park Site B island to study the dinosaurs there while another team approaches with another agenda.
Cast
- Jeff Goldblum
- Julianne Moore
- Pete Postlethwaite
- Arliss Howard
- Richard Attenborough
- Vince Vaughn
- Vanessa Chester
- Peter Stormare
- Harvey Jason
- Richard Schiff
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- May 14, 2022
The cut from the woman screaming to Malcolm yawning is the greatest thing Spielberg has ever done.
Bryan EspitiaJun 1, 2015For one brief shining moment, Hollywood stood in agreement and said yes, we believe Jeff Goldblum is the next great action star.
Matt SingerJun 12, 2020Actually has a pretty neat setup, gets too stupid too quickly though. Stops being about characters and leans more on the spectacle.
Alex IHE - May 26, 2018
WHY WOULD YOU IDIOTS GO BACK TO THAT ISLAND
Patrick WillemsJun 10, 2018I want to know how high you have to be to think that a scene where a kid kickflips a velociraptor to death is what should be in your movie. Bravo, Spielberg.
adamboltSep 1, 2023Dr. Ian Malcolm was such a better character when I knew less about him. This is about as bad as the hardcore Crystal Skull haters say Crystal Skull is
James (Schaffrillas) - Apr 7, 2021
89 "Don't worry, I'm not making the same mistakes again." "No, you're making all new ones."
SilentDawnFeb 22, 2021my jurassic park scheme would not be to open a deadly amusement park but to domesticate and snuggle the little dinosaurs :) in fact i think i will go do that right now
mia lee vicinoMay 30, 2015The Lost World: Jurassic Park is one of the most misunderstood works in Steven Spielberg's filmography, up in the ranking along with AI: Artificial Intelligence and War Horse. Without any dissection of its "playing God" themes that flowed through the original masterpiece,…
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- zxki is "meh" onThe Lost World: Jurassic Park
Compared to the first, this has absolutely no competition at all. The cast and characters are weak, the plot falls flat several times, and the scenes feel overused and overdone. Not to say it was terrible, but it's definitely not great. It's almost like it stuck to the source while tredding…
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- Sabrina Bondi lovedThe Lost World: Jurassic Park
A film that has its moments, which includes some terrific action and visual effects. A remarkably underrated film that's actually improved with age. The FX are still dazzling, the filmmaking is top notch.
eliza is "meh" onThe Lost World: Jurassic Parkjeff goldblum being the main character was a great choice everything else was pretty terrible
Zsolti24 is "meh" onThe Lost World: Jurassic ParkIt has a great story and good actors.
- SzymeK is "meh" onThe Lost World: Jurassic Park
below my expectations
Mark Bateman likedThe Lost World: Jurassic Park7/10
CvptvinHowdy likedThe Lost World: Jurassic ParkI get that it's nowhere near as good as the original, and nothing ever will be, but it's the best sequel we got in this franchise. It gets better, especially after you go through Fallen Kingdom and Dominion.
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Metacritic
Where the original film was a cut-and-dried Pop-Art-flavored allegory pitting scientific hubris against the unpredictable, ungovernable forces of nature, the sequel is an all-stops-pulled, edge-of-your-seat adventure film whose messages are not so neatly packaged.
Stephen Holden
The New York Times
The story (adapted by Spielberg and David Koepp from Michael Chrichton's Lost World) isn't much better than Jurassic Park. And the predictability factor is high.
Desson Thomson
Washington Post
For the first half-hour, the movie is pretty crummy. Even Spielberg appears bored with the script's lame setup, its quick evocation of the first movie and its wan establishment of human villains and heroes. Like any 50-year-old adolescent, he can't wait for the dinosaurs. And when he gets to them, the movie ceases to bear any relationship to conceits of narrative and becomes a sheer adrenalin spike to the brain stem.
Stephen Hunter
Washington Post
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