What was the last Movie you saw... Part III

[Zzzptm]

That's the poster that covered up the escape hole.

[KiloDeltaCharlie]

^^^ I thought it wa a Rita Hayworth poster.

...although it's a while since I saw it.

[Tyr66]

^^^ I thought it wa a Rita Hayworth poster.

...although it's a while since I saw it.

Rita was the first poster. Raquel was the last before the escape of Andy.

[KiloDeltaCharlie]

^^^ Cool, as I say It's been awhile!

[Typhon]

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One of the great scenes in movie history.
Thanks, Tyr66.

[Tyr66]

Too bad the acting of Hayden Christensen and Natalie Portman were so atrocious. Everything else is a success.
the best of the Prequelle.

[Charger]

JURASSIC WORLD - THE FALLEN KINGDOM

The movie starts 3 years after the events that destroyed the park. The dormant volcano on Isla Nublar is about to errupt and debate goes on whether to save the Dinosaurs or not. And old friend and collegue of John Hammond, Benjamin Lockwood wants to save them and enlists the help of Claire and Owen. But ofcourse things are not quite as they seems and double crosses and greed are in play.

The first part of the movie takes place on Isla Nublar and the scenes there are quite breath taking...and somewhat emotional as well since there are hundreds of magnificent animals just waiting to die.

Quite surprisingly though the island is left behind quite early in the movie and the last portion takes place in the Lockwood mansion and we find out everything that has been going on behind the scenes and behind Lockwood's back.

And this wouldn't be a proper continuation to Jurassic World if we wouldn't have a "new" dinosaur as well...this time the genetically made Indoraptor which isn't the largest but quite fierce indeed....and the fight between it and Owen's friendly Raptor Blue is something to admire.

The emphasis quite surprisingly isn't necessarily on the Dinosaurs and their awe-factor like in the previous movie but more about the morals of what are the rights of once extinct animals. The over all tone of the movie is quite a bit more sad but there is enough humor and stellar action to keep it going.

Chris Pratt does a great job again, and James Cromwell as Lockwood is brilliant but Ted Levine as the seasoned hunter Wheatley almost steals the show. And Daniella Pineda as the vet Zia Rodriguez is a nice addition as well. Bryce Dallas Howard is better than she was in the first one but still pretty underwhelming acting on her part but I doubt she could do any better anyways. Nice little role for bad guy specialist Toby Jones and the big surprise was the rather interesting return of Jeff Goldblum as dr. Ian Malcom...who gives an eery prediction of the future in what he calls Jurassic World.

All in all a very entertaining movie and you just gotta love Dinosaurs. The scene with the Brachiosaurus engulfed in volcanic ash was beyond sad, extremely touching scene, something I was not expecting.

It is quite clear there will be a 3rd installment and I for one...can't wait!

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[Typhon]

JURASSIC WORLD - THE FALLEN KINGDOM

It is quite clear there will be a 3rd installment and I for one...can't wait!
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5th, no?  Hasn't there been 4 Jurassic films?

[KiloDeltaCharlie]

JURASSIC WORLD - THE FALLEN KINGDOM

It is quite clear there will be a 3rd installment and I for one...can't wait!
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5th, no?  Hasn't there been 4 Jurassic films?

There were 3 Jurassic Park films in the 90s, then it was rebooted in 2015 with Jurassic World, this is the sequel to that film and yes, a 3rd film in the rebooted series is very likely.

[Charger]

JURASSIC WORLD - THE FALLEN KINGDOM

It is quite clear there will be a 3rd installment and I for one...can't wait!
* * * *

5th, no?  Hasn't there been 4 Jurassic films?

There were 3 Jurassic Park films in the 90s, then it was rebooted in 2015 with Jurassic World, this is the sequel to that film and yes, a 3rd film in the rebooted series is very likely.

Indeed. I was talking about Jurassic World movies not including Jurassic Park movies. Then ofcourse we'd be talking about the upcoming 6th installment.

[Typhon]

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I see. 

[discman69]

Plan on seeing that this weekend

[Typhon]

[Zzzptm]

Watched "Street Fight", a documentary about the race for mayor of Newark, New Jersey in 2002. The documentary crew was able to get a glimpse of a choir-boy politician Cory Booker (now a US Senator) against an old-school dirty politics candidate Sharpe James. Really riveting stuff.

[discman69]

Watched this Sunday night for maybe the 328th time.