There is click bait and there is trailer bait. So there is no Dino vs human and battle for dominion. Nope. Just more of the same. There is just another lab doing evil things where conflict is happening again on a lock down space (a island/park again). In between you have the old cast and new cast and new/new cast (including an Han Solo female replica). Then we get people running in one direction to save a person that is actually going in the opposite direction, we get James Bond spy scenes, Dino pursuits in Malta (the trailer bait) btw the Dino are commanded by a laser pointer!!, several scenes of dark hallways with Dino appearing, evil corporate scientist doing it for the money, scientists that has made a mistake and regrets it, and the obvious big Dino clash at the end.

How did we get here?

The first Jurassic Park is one of the best films ever made, and it didn’t get there by being an action flick with Dinos. It was slow-paced, philosophical, bought up relevant ethical questions and took a darker turn into almost horror-movie territory by the end while losing none of the majesty and awe that gripped us in the first half.

I wish people would stop encouraging this nostalgia-baiting nonsense . They just continue to pull in audiences and hope that they’ll clap like seals at references to old movies with no understanding of what made those movies good.

Don’t waste your money and time. Ridiculously bad.

I've never seen a film so full of action that's this boring. It's just noise. Abysmal.

A missed opportunity to pay homage to the original films, returning the prominence to the initial characters, but the production effort is sustained by a weak and repetitive script, which contains all the defects of this reboot that Colin Trevorrow started in 2015. When the Hollywood machinery does not know how to stop in time, it ends up creating nonsense as boring and inconsequential as this one.

A complete mess with a lot of unconnected scenes and no plot whatsoever.

After four years we finally get to see „the end of the Jurassic era“. And yes, it could have been better but I found it still to be a very entertaining movie. The plot is definitely flawed but the characters are great and it was awesome to see the legacy cast again after so many years. Laura Dern and Sam Neill are just a brilliant pair. As a final part to the Jurassic World trilogy it works well enough but don‘t expect the most intelligent story. But I think nobody is going to see a Jurassic Park/World movie with the expectation of getting a deep and complex storyline anyway.

Definitely the worst in the franchise! Was expecting something dark, scary and almost apocalyptic but instead this was a cheesy action flick. Dinosaurs are running loose everywhere and were focusing on locusts somehow. Acting was bad and cheesy it really felt like watching actors act. People were laughing quite often in the theater due to the cheesyness. Kid behing me kept asking his parents if the movie was finishing soon. Only thing worth the watch is the dinosaur effects and Jeff Goldblum's funny lines.

Not the best movie from the series but still enjoyable. Especially seeing the old and new generation together is nice.

I'ts been a long time since I've clapped at the end of a movie. Although the only reason I clapped was because I was finally free.

This is a mix of Fast & Furious, Top Gun, Mission Impossible, all at once. WITH DINOSAURS! 

By the way, I wouldn't be with Chris Pratt... everything happens to him. Or I would, because he saves everyone all the time.

I'm not sure what else people would expect from a silly dinosaur movie... it's just what it always has been: a bunch of dinosaurs doing what they do best. And it's a good cinema experience to enjoy — obviously it's not meant to have a great story behind, and I've never expected this trilogy to have it. The special effects are really really good looking. I enjoyed it with all it's flaws.

[spoiler]He was holding a dinosaur at the beginning of the movie by a rope and it slipped through his hands and he was holding the very end and then he was able to wrap the rope around a tree stump and he had loads of slack[/spoiler]...... Come on how do they not notice things like this when filming

This movie needed to be edited to 1:45. At 2:30 it was nearly unbearable.

Blockbuster bait and it's obvious because of the IP. They even made the main villain look like Steve Jobs and it's insulting on his part for them to do that.

JP3 is even better than this film.

Worst of the bunch such a generic movie Skip this shitty movie

Couldn’t have predicted that Tim Cook’s obsession with locusts would be the thing to wipe us out.

Funny how the whole world broke out in Dinosaurs when only a couple were let free in the last movie. Plus a lot of the dinosaurs on the loose weren’t species that were let go in the last movie.
It’s nice that there’s a raptor with feathers. Though, why ? A couple of dinosaurs were let loose and raptors suddenly look how they are supposed to ?
There’s a little too many heroes and it never felt like any were in danger. The movie needed more villains with guns to be eaten.
With that said it was nice to see the Jurassic Park characters team with the Jurassic World characters. Though all they really get to do is run away from dinosaurs together. While saying that they know each other’s work.

This wasn't the comeback i was expecting, but maybe after Fallen Kingdom my expectations to have a better JW movie were a bit too high. This one continues to deliver a serviceable but simplistic thriller story, dragging on a bit too much at times especially near the end. The addition of older cast from JP along with new connections to those stories and characters didn't do much to make this one feel fresh or interesting. I felt the special effects were even better than Fallen Kingdom which was already fantastic on that regard, so that was nice. Overall i think people who have enjoyed Fallen Kingdom will have no issues appreciating this one as well, it's a more of the same kind of deal with some funny moments and a couple of well made action sequences but, yet again, it lacks and can't quite catch the magic of Jurassic Park.