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It is obvious that in 2025, in a mature age of 34 years, I only now see the original "Jurassic Park" for the first time. I have scanned strangely without seeing it for a long time, and I can seriously say that no one has ever looked at me in the eye and asked, a point blank, "Have you seen a masterpiece of Steven Spielberg" Jura "? Bravely admitted that she had never seen "jaws" before and wrote about how it was to see for the first time. So, here, I admit that I, a person who writes about movies and a living TV, somehow missed the "Jurassic Park".

I don't even know how to fully explain this massive, blind point of T-Rex in my pop culture Rolodex, except to say that I was 3 years old when the movie came out and, when I was the right age to watch it, I was an absolute scared cat. Total vus, if you want. There are Absolutely no way I would do it through the Velociraptor-in-kick sequence without being angry, to be an absolutely blunt. After that, I guess only ... I missed the window or something like? Whatever it is! I'm here, now, to deliver a warm pipe raising: Rips "Park Jurassic", and Spielberg is a legend for a reason.

Although literally All But I already knew this, I'm still here to tell you how to watch this film for the first time in 2025 ... and I will be guided by the fact that it is stunning. Basically, everything for this film is, in terms of film work, perfectly, from the result to the script to the performances. In fact, I was the most affected by how well the effects in this film are held, which just needs to show that smart mixing practical effects, animatronics and CGI is the best way to make an action movie.

The word "iconic" is usually excessively used And Wrongly deployed, but I will still say that "Jurassic Park" is an icon for a reason. The scale of this film, which I only learned today that Steven Spielberg is largely shooting at the site in the beautiful wild wild of Hawaii, is massivelyAnd the moment when Dr. Alan Grant of Sam Neil and Dr. Eli Satler of Laura Dern first see the dinosaurs in the park is just as magical as I hoped it would be. Spielberg Famously Has One of the Best Eyes of Any Director, Alive Or Dead, And The Way and His Cinematographer Dean Cundey Compose the Shots in "Jurassic Park" Is Magnificent, What is the Huge Action SEQUE WHERE ATHERE ATION SEQUE WHERE ATHERE ATION Rogue Tyrannosaurus Rex Attacks the Vehicle with Lex and Tim (Ariana Richards and Joseph Mazzello) Inside or Sattler Simply Noting that Dinosaur Eats a man, a woman inherits the earth; The way the grant and wonderful chaotic chaotic of Effef Goldblum, Jan Malcolm, looking at it is just So visually pleasant.

The script for this film, written by original author Michael Creekton and David Coep, is also obviously, Great; I repeat "hold them on your buttons" as an idiot for years without knowing exactly where it came from. If you feel the need to grind tomatoes or other spoiled fruits in me, I understand. I actually love the "Jura Park" most, however, in moments that No Dialogue is needed, such as tense action sequences or moments of silence that allow incredible performers such as Nile, Malcolm and Dern to shine. (I am a fan of all three of these performers, but Dern, whose fit in this film literally defines "Safari Chic", is perfect as a satler, and for all my conversations about the "quiet" moments, her screams. So scary.)

Another Talent of Spielberg is an exciting tense action sequence and there is a reason that The scene where Lex and Tim are hiding from a bike in the kitchen of the resort is one of the most frightening sequences in Chinese history. (To be fair, I've seen This scene, like, a million times out of context.) Soon he preceded him Also Great scene where grant, team and Lex are closely avoiding being trampled by a herd of Galimimus And watch as T-Rex feeds them, this scene is really frighteningAnd it's a master class in the screen suspension. The fact that it is a scene that includes two children It also appropriately reinforces the terrorist factor here, which, because they survive, is Wonderful to see. Did all the guys know that "Jurassic Park" is the perfect combination of funny and action packed?! Is that why you are all so wild about this movie?! I really missed me, huh?

Bear with me here. "Jura Park" is a film that uses CGI rarely (and smart, when it does) in favor of anitronics and practical effects, giving it a uniform excellent thrown thing to something on something responds Instead, you know, holding them in a blue or green room and asking them to look frightened because there is a creature or criterion nearby. "Jurassic Park" is a film that allows us to know, for a few seconds of meeting with them, that Grant and Satler hang out because he touches her butt with Ection. "Jura Park" is a film that indicates how dangerous the human Hubris is - and, frankly, human capitalist impulses - can be. (My first instinct, as I watched the movie, was to wonder why someone would make this park first. Then I realized that it is, you know, the point of the movie.) The best thing about "Jurassic Park" is that it is a great movie. The worst thing about "Jura Park" is they Really Don't do them anymore.

I'm sure you'll be shocked when you learn that I also missed The "Park Jura" sequelsBut almost every human being I have ever discussed with the franchise continuing that new films are largely sucking. Throwing Chris Pratt into the dinosaur mixture, which is, I feel confident, presented on a tennis ball on a stick during filming is a sincere embarrassing way to continue the story of a movie origin This well. The risk of sounding like the old lady I am in my heart, movies today are afraid of sex, afraid of silence and everything, undisputed, dependent on the slope of CGI that makes everything look like absolute trash.

So he felt So refreshing watch a movie like "Jura Park" made by a guy who wants Movies for people Whoever wants movies instead of a legacy sequel, no one has asked for it, who feels heartless and deprived of real excitement or joy. Incredible, Steven Spielberg once said about this movie"I have no shame to say that" Jura "was really trying to make a good sequel to the" jaws " - on land. It's shameless. Now i can tell you that. ”The thing is, that doesn't Feel Shamelessly, and this is what is important in the end. "Jurassic Park" feels like a Love -Board - not just every child who once played with dinosaur figurines, but for a cinema as a whole. As Jan Malcolm says, "The Life -Way finds a way", and if several directors have taken out a page from Spielberg's book and gathered great actors to play forwarded in most practical sets, the films may find their way again.

The Jurassic Park is available to be transferred to Peacock.