Curiously, Jurassic World: Dominion is also a funny movie, sometimes unexpectedly so. Yes, Goldblum's trademark quips and Neill's sarcastic sensibility inevitably draw laughs, but there are portions of Dominion that likely weren't positioned as humorous affairs that end up being far more amusing than intended. For a movie as largely serious and dramatic as Dominion is, its humor is an underrated but welcome addition. Dominion's overarching plot is also needlessly formulaic and predictable. It's simple to work out where the story is going next – an aspect that isn't aided by the amount of expository information delivered by the cast. And, even though the film's A-listers are put in perilous situations throughout, you never get the sense that any of them are truly in danger. It removes any semblance of tension from the movie's more suspenseful action scenes and you just get the sense that, by the finale, all the major players are going to be okay. Given how beloved the original Jurassic Park movie is, it'll come as no surprise to learn that Dominion's best bits are those steeped in nostalgia. Jurassic World: Dominion feels like an apt ending to the dinosaur-based film series. The 1993 original aside, the franchise has been a hodge-podge of messy and bloated narratives, slightly cringey dialogue, and a safe re-treading of the same, tired formulaic storytelling. Even so, Jurassic World: Dominion doesn't come close to capturing what made the series' first film so special. It's an unoriginal watch that doesn't say anything worthwhile or novel, nor does it make good use of its time. Much like the dinosaurs that co-starred throughout the franchise's run, Dominion shows that, from now on, the Jurassic film series belongs with these gigantic, awe-inspiring reptiles: in the past.

And what of the action? Unsurprisingly, Dominion's finest physical encounters are those where two or more dinosaurs go toe-to-toe. We're nearly 30 years into the Jurassic movie franchise, but it's still as enjoyable as ever to see the series' iconic Tyrannosaurus Rex duke it out with another apex predator. It may not be to some film aficionados' tastes, but it's the kind of big, dumb fun that Dominion needs. It wouldn't be a Jurassic Park/World movie without a titanic dinosaur battle... (Image credit: Universal Pictures) Einfache Installation: Schwarze Vorhänge bestehen aus 2 Paneelen. An der Oberseite jedes Vorhangpaneels befinden sich rostfreie Metallknopflöcher und der Innendurchmesser jeder Öse beträgt 4 cm. Schieben Sie die Standardstange durch die Ösen und hängen Sie den Vorhang auf. Sadly, though, there are just too many missteps with Dominion for it to be considered a good movie. Some fans won't care a jot about whether its story is Oscar-worthy, its themes deeply meaningful, or its lengthy runtime – they'll simply revel in the fact that Dominion yields more over-the-top, dinosaur-based action with some humor and heartfelt moments along the way. There are some redeeming features about Dominion. The return of Doctors Grant, Sattler, and Malcolm is gratifying, it's a funny and at-times tender affair, and some action sequences – mostly those involving carnivorous dinosaurs – are suitably entertaining.Jurassic World: Dominion pays tribute to its legacy characters and the franchise overall. (Image credit: Universal Pictures)