Review: Jurassic World: Rebirth is the best franchise film from the original

I didn’t expect to go out Jurassic World: Rebirth With a huge smile on the face, but here we are. After three irregular Jurassic world Voices, director Gareth Edwards He finally gave fans the follow-up that actually seems to belong to the same universe as the 1993 classic in Spielberg.

It is not better than the original, let’s not go crazy, but for the first time from that first trip to Isla Nublar, a Jurassic The film resumes the thrill, wonder, soul and suspense of the original film that we love so much.

What Rebirth Distinguishing is how much care has gone to balance the character, the story and the show. There is a real narrative momentum here, anchored by a story with electrifying stakes.

The dinosaurs are no longer run in the world, they are dying. The world is not built for them. People don’t even find them more interesting. They are more just a weight and a discomfort.

The story is set five years after the events of DomainThe dinosaurs are again on the edge of extinction since the climate of the earth proves to be too hostile for them, except in a remote tropical biosphere near the equator.

Within the latter refuge, three colossal dinosaurs, sovereigns of land, sea and air, they consider genetic material deemed the key to a life -saving revolutionary drug.

Scarlett Johansson Star like Zora Bennett, a highly qualified operation taken by a pharmaceutical company to extract DNA from these prehistoric giants. He joined his trusted partner Duncan Kincaid (Maershala ali), the gray captain of their shipping ship and Dr. Henry Loomis (Jonathan Bailey), a brilliant paleontologist but outside the elements.

Their mission moves rapidly to a heartbreaking survival story when they respond to a rescue signal from a overturned civil ship, which unknowingly attracted a group of unaware survivors in the chaos of this wild area infested by Dino. What begins when a calculated operation turns into a desperate struggle to escape with their lives.

Zora is a hard and capable agent, but there is a true heart in his dynamic with Duncan Kincaid, who commands their expedition as a modern acob. The two have a bond similar to a brother.

Meanwhile, Dr. Henry Loomis has a nervous charm that leads to chaos of such a necessary human lens. In reality you know and enjoy these characters and are all nice, which makes Dino Action more importance. The film will build tension making you worry about these characters.

Speaking of tension, Edwards absolutely brings the heat. There are moments here that they will have an audience that agitates, crawl the armrests and perhaps even shouting at the screen. Jump Spaces Land Forte. Long and silent accumulations give way to chaos explosions.

You can hear Spielberg’s influence in each frame, from the way the camera lingers on the faces to those classic slow panels that reveal some new prehistoric nightmares. Edwards clearly studied the master and directed this film in the way Spielberg would have directed it.

What this film also elevates is writing. Original Jurassic Park screenwriter David Koepp He returned to write the script and show. The dialogue is narrow stronger and the emotional arches are more satisfactory.

There is a narrative turning point that involves a reversal civil boat that is attracted by the chaos, adding a new perspective to the history of survival. It is an intelligent addition that increases the stakes without feeling forced.

There is also just a fun and wild energy that pulsates through the film. Hybrids of changed dinosaurs persecute the jungle and the characters break under pressure. I saw it with a crowded audience and the crowd was involved, encouraging, panting, laughing. He reminded me how cinema should feel during the summer, like a large tour of common thrill.

Jurassic World: Rebirth It is the type of correction of the course of this necessary franchise. It is fun, sincere, frightening and full of moments of Dinoauro who astonished the jaw. Edwards made a Jurassic movie that he actually understands why we fell in love with the original film in the first place.