JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM 3D [2018] [3D Blu-ray + 2D Blu-ray + Digital Download] More Rampaging Dinosaurs Out To Destroy Jurassic World!
It’s been three years since theme park and luxury resort Jurassic World was destroyed by dinosaurs out of containment. Isla Nublar now sits abandoned by humans while the surviving dinosaurs fend for themselves in the jungles.
When the island’s dormant volcano begins roaring to life, Owen Grady [Chris Pratt] and Claire Dearing [Bryce Dallas Howard] mount a campaign to rescue the remaining dinosaurs from this extinction-level event. Owen Grady is driven to find Blue, his lead raptor who’s still missing in the wild, and Claire Dearing has grown in respect for these creatures she now makes her mission. Arriving on the unstable island as lava begins raining down; their expedition uncovers a conspiracy that could return our entire planet to a perilous order not seen since prehistoric times.
With all of the wonder, adventure and thrills synonymous with one of the most popular and successful series in cinema history, this all-new motion-picture event sees the return of favourite characters and dinosaurs — along with new breeds more awe-inspiring and terrifying than ever before. Welcome to ‘JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM’ 3D.
FILM FACT: Awards and Nominations: 2018 Golden Schmoes Awards: Nominated: Biggest Disappointment of the Year. Nominated: Worst Movie of the Year. 2018 People's Choice Awards, USA: Nominated: Favorite Action Movie. Nominated: Favorite Female Movie Star for Bryce Dallas Howard. Nominated: Favorite Male Movie Star for Chris Pratt. Nominated: Favorite Action Movie Star for Chris Pratt. 2018 Teen Choice Awards: Win: Choice Summer Movie Star: Male for Chris Pratt. Win: Choice Summer Movie Star: Female for Bryce Dallas Howard. Nominated: Choice Summer Movie. 2019 Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA: Nominated: Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Film. 2019 CinEuphoria Awards: Nominated: Best Sequence – International Competition for the Isla Nublar volcano eruption sequence. Nominated: Best Visual Effects – International Competition. Nominated: Best Sound/Sound Efects – International Competition. 2019 Gaudí Awards: Nominated: Best Film Editing (Millor Muntatge) for Bernat Vilaplana. Nominated: Best Cinematography (Millor Fotografia) for Oscar Faura. Nominated: Best Sound (Millor So) for Oriol Tarragó. 2019 International Film Music Critics Award: Nominated: Best Original Score for a Fantasy/Science Fiction/Horror Film for Michael Giacchino. 2019 Kids' Choice Awards, USA: Win: Blimp Award for Favorite Butt Kicker for Chris Pratt. 2019 MovieGuide Awards: Nominated: Faith and Freedom Award for ‘JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM’ movie. 2019 Razzie Awards: Nominated: Worst Supporting Actor for Justice Smith. 2019 Satellite Awards: Nominated: Best Visual Effects. 2019 Visual Effects Society Awards: Nominated: Outstanding Animated Character in a Photoreal Feature for Jance Rubinchik, Keith Ribbons, Ted Lister and Yannick Gillain for "Indoraptor." Nominated: Outstanding Virtual Cinematography in a Photoreal Project for David Vickery, Matt Perrin, Oscar Faura and Pawl Fulker for "Gyrosphere Escape." Nominated: Outstanding Compositing in a Photoreal Feature for David J. Nolan, Enrik Pavdeja, John J. Galloway and Juan Antonio Espigares Enríquez.
Cast: Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, Rafe Spall, Justice Smith, Daniella Pineda, James Cromwell, Toby Jones, Ted Levine, Jeff Goldblum, BD Wong, Geraldine Chaplin, Isabella Sermon, Robert Emms, Peter Jason, Kevin Layne, John Schwab, Sam Redford, Charlie Rawes, Patrick Crowley, Alex Dower, Honey Holmes, Neil Bishop, Philippa Thomas, Ronan Summers, Cory Peterson, Jeremy Gilbert, Victor Gardener, Daryl Kwan, Eric Kofi-Abrefa, Ben Peel, Mark Griffin, Paul Sockett, Doug Robson, Gil Kolirin, Nathan Florence, Bryan Phillips, Mitchell L. Johnson, Chris Adams (uncredited), Manoj Anand (uncredited), David Olawale Ayinde (uncredited), Max Baker (uncredited), Sam Bass (uncredited), Martin Bell (uncredited), Kishore Bhatt (uncredited), Paul Blackwell (uncredited), Jennifer Bradley (uncredited), Ross Carter (uncredited), Conlan Casal (uncredited), Romualdo Castillo (uncredited), Matthew A. Chapman (uncredited), Peter Coe (uncredited), Ian Copley-Johnson (uncredited), Alexander Cruickshanks (uncredited), Radovan Danley (uncredited), Cerro De la Wade (uncredited), Shaun Dunnigan (uncredited), Daniel Eghan (uncredited), Karl Farrer (uncredited), Faith Fay (uncredited), Mike Firth (uncredited), Errol Francis (uncredited), Dillan Gandhi (uncredited), Sean Gislingham (uncredited), Juke Hardy (uncredited), Jo Hart (uncredited), John Heartstone (uncredited), Karlos Herrero (uncredited), Pete Buzzsaw Holland (uncredited), Baser Ince (uncredited), Matt Jones (uncredited), Gary Kiely (uncredited), Andrew Kybett (uncredited), Daniel Lonergan (uncredited), Marian Lorencik (uncredited), Arnold Louis (uncredited), Neil MacKinnon (uncredited), Obie Matthew (uncredited), Raid Matwi (uncredited), Lee Mayo (uncredited), Richard James Montgomery (uncredited), Feizal Mowlabocus (uncredited), Emeson Nwolie (uncredited), Andrew Okello (uncredited), Rajeev Pahuja (uncredited), Michael Papajohn (uncredited), Jordan Parsons (uncredited), Jag Patel (uncredited), Adam Prickett (uncredited), Mario Quezada (uncredited), Jacqueline Ramnarine (uncredited), Pasi Antero Remsu (uncredited), Nigel Rixon (uncredited), Deborah Rock (uncredited), Peter Rooney (uncredited), Paul-John Ross (uncredited), Alex Sark-Geissler (uncredited), Jason Shillingford (uncredited), Andrea Elizabeth Sikkink (uncredited), Clem So (uncredited), Matt Sproit (uncredited), Daniel Stisen (uncredited), Jason Szabo (uncredited), Fran Targ (uncredited), Saint Thompson (uncredited), Bao Tieu (uncredited), Andy Willis (uncredited), Chris Wilson (uncredited) and Cleavandor Wright (uncredited)
Director: J.A. Bayona
Producers: Belén Atienza p.g.a., Colin Trevorrow, Frank Marshall p.g.a., Patrick Crowley, Robin Mulcahy Fisichella, Steven Spielberg and Thomas Hayslip
Screenplay: Colin Trevorrow (screenplay), Derek Connolly (screenplay) and Michael Crichton (based on characters created)
Composer: Michael Giacchino
Cinematography: Oscar Faura (Director of Photography)
Image Resolution: 1080p
Aspect Ratio: 2.39:1
Audio: English: DTS: X Master Audio
English: 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio
English: 2.0 Descriptive Video Service
English: 2.0 Dolby Digital Stereo Audio
Subtitles: English SDH and Arabic
Running Time: 128 minutes
Region: All Regions
Number of discs: 2
Studio: Universal Pictures / LEGENDARY PICTURES
Andrew’s Blu-ray Review: ‘JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM’ 3D [2017] takes place three years after the catastrophic events of Jurassic World left the revamped Jurassic Park abandoned. When the volcano on the island where the park was located is forecasted to erupt, Claire Dearing [Bryce Dallas Howard], who now works for the Dinosaur Preservation Group, is asked by the billionaire who helped start the original park to go on a secret mission to rescue the remaining dinosaurs so they can be taken to a special preserve. She asks Owen Grady [Chris Pratt], her now ex-boyfriend, to accompany her on the trip in order to track Blue, his beloved velociraptor. During the trip, it's clear that Claire Dearing and Owen Grady are in over their heads; eventually they're forced into a life-or-death situation and both for themselves and for the dinosaurs they want to save.
The first act of the film includes a few decent suspense sequences, and it piles on the agony as characters are imperilled simultaneously by an erupting volcano and maddened saurian – with Chris Pratt briefly demonstrating his comic chops as he tries to evade lava while partially paralysed from a tranquilliser dart. The film doesn’t really show any of J.A. Bayona’s style until – finally! – the dinosaurs get off the island and are let loose in a setting new to the series, a spooky old house with an evil lair in the sub-basement.
One of the boldest conceits here is to combine the dinosaur action with elements of gothic horror. Some of the story unfolds in the Lockwood Mansion, a vast and draughty old pile that comes complete with terraces, greenhouses, underground labs, labyrinthine corridors, dumbwaiters (very useful for hiding in whenever the Indoraptor is nearby and its own exhibition hall. This appears to have been modelled on the Natural History Museum.
Things get complicated when lava threatens to engulf the island, and when Lockwood’s turncoat chief of staff Eli Mills [Rafe Spall] turns out to be running a secret business to sell the saved dinosaurs for experiments, hunting or anything else that turns a buck. The site of the battle between Eco’s and villains, once the island is in flames, is Lockwood’s cavernous mansion – vast enough to hold countless dinosaurs.
There are some positives. The shot of a doomed brachiosaur as the group leave Isla Nublar is terribly sad, but also unnecessarily cruel. Later, a rotating camera tracking the Indoraptor – the film’s undercooked new Big Bad – as it enters a bedroom has J.A. Bayona fully engaging his skills as a horror maestro. The mean streak that ran through the last film has also been notably toned down, with little remaining of the last film’s derision of women. Nevertheless, nothing can redeem the crushing, insulting stupidity of the enterprise as a whole.
Despite this action-packed sequel's uneven tone, director J.A. Bayona continues to thrill audiences with jump-worthy suspense and to create a bond between viewers and the dinosaurs. The elements of a summer blockbuster are all there: charismatic stars, smarmy villains like Rafe Spall, who's inherited his father Timothy Spall's ability to play evil quite well, as well as plucky and adorable Isabella Sermon, in her first role, plus we get the sweeping score of Michael Giacchino, doing a wonderful job of changeling John Williams mantra, and lots and lots of heart-stopping action. But something keeps this sequel from ranking up there with the best of the Jurassic films. It explores too many avenues and doesn't close the loop on a few of the issues it raises.
While the story requires suspension of disbelief in several places and Rafe Spall's character is all but moustache-twirling in his stereotypical villainy as well as Toby Jones who is equally nasty, but they both get their ultimate comeuppance, and deservedly so, especially as they were made to do some really cheesy ghastly American accents and should of got some Raspberry Awards. ‘JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM’ 3D still delivers where it ultimately counts: the dinosaurs. The intricate computer-generated creatures are so convincing and so terrifying that audiences will likely grab their armrests or their seatmates during key moments. One scene in particular involving young Maisie and a food chain-topping dinosaur will definitely tie your stomach in knots. So go for the action and the dread, but don't expect a film that's nearly as iconic as the original Jurassic Park, but despite this, I still enjoyed this latest franchise.
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3D Blu-ray Image Quality – Universal Pictures presents us ‘JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM’ 3D with an awesome film that utilizes a stylized visual design comprised of various elements that represent the differing environs featured in the story. I found the film’s deep greys, rich blacks and use of colour to be thematically complimentary. Contrast is spot on which empower whites without washing away detail. Brightly lit sequences are snappy and crisp offering highlights that are multi-staged and layered. Blacks are dynamic and gradational and detail in shadows is just as strong. The large amount of CGI featured in the film softens some of the background elements but I didn’t find it to be excessive or distracting as the quality of the video is high. It isn’t always razor sharp but it is cleanly rendered which enhances the perception of fine detail. Shot digitally, the video is whistle clean and pleasing which I found coincides nicely with its storyline. So all in all this a five star 3D visual experience.
3D Blu-ray Audio Quality – Universal Pictures brings us ‘JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM’ 3D in an awesome 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio experience and is an articulated and commanding presentation that will reward those with systems capable of thoroughly reproducing its elements. This can be an aggressive presentation that produces powerful dynamics and deep bass transients that underscore the action with aplomb. I thoroughly enjoyed the engaging and purposeful sound design that transforms the room into a three-dimensional soundstage. Pinpoint imaging draws out both large and small sounds allowing their directional correlation that is based upon the onscreen events to be definable within the room’s acoustic boundaries. Dialogue is definitive and appreciably lucid through the centre channel. Low frequency effects are applied authoritatively and effectively underscore the bombastic and dramatic aspects of the audio. This mix delivers bass response that can be room shaking as it extends down to lower frequencies that on occasion approach skin tingling regions. This definitely gets a five star audio experience.
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2D Blu-ray Special Features and Extras:
Special Feature: On Set with Chris & Bryce [2018] [1080p] [12.39:1] [3:05] With this special feature, it is basically a video diary of behind-the-scene filming, plus we take a look at the chemistry between the film's leading actors, and their performances. We also have some brief fun with the stars, while filming. Even Steven Spielberg chimes in on their chemistry. Contributors include: Chris Pratt [Owen Grady], Bryce Dallas Howard [Claire Dearing], Steven Spielberg [Executive Producer] and J.A. Bayona [Director].
Special Feature: The Kingdom Evolves [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1/2.39:1] [4:33] Here we take a look at Fallen Kingdom within the context of the new Jurassic Park evolution. It also explores J.A. Bayona's direction and the vision he brings to the film. We also take a look at how the franchise has evolved from the first film regarding both special effects and the nature of these stories. We get to view lots of amazing Conceptual Art, as well as amazing previsualization animated sequences of the volcano exploding, as well as viewing lots of rare behind-the-scene filming. Contributors include: Steven Spielberg [Executive Producer], J.A. Bayona [Director], Bryce Dallas Howard [Claire Dearing], Frank Marshall p.g.a. [Producer], Colin Trevorrow [Co-Writer/Executive Producer], Chris Pratt [Owen Grady], Patrick Crowley [Producer] and Belén Atienza p.g.a. [Producer].
Special Feature: Return to Hawaii [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [2:41] This special feature focuses on the locations used to film on the Island of Hawaii. We also again get to view lots of rare behind-the-scene filming, especially at the Kualoa Ranch Private Nature Reserve. Contributors include: Chris Pratt [Owen Grady], Bryce Dallas Howard [Claire Dearing], Laura Sode-Matteson [Supervising Location Manager], Belén Atienza p.g.a. [Producer], Frank Marshall p.g.a. [Producer], Patrick Crowley [Producer], David Vickery [Visual Effects Supervisor], Paul Corbould [SFX Supervisor] and Roy Kim-Cancino [Special Effects Coordinator].
Special Feature: Island Action [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [6:01] This special feature covers shooting the bunker scene and runaway gyro sphere sequence, using a giant animatronic dinosaur’s head to interact on set with the actors, a crazy roller coaster ride, lots of running and a scary trapped underwater scene that required Scuba gear and divers and especially at the Kualoa Ranch Private Nature Reserve. Then we get you see behind-the-scene filming at Pinewood Studios in London. All round fun action! Contributors include: J.A. Bayona [Director], Daniella Pineda [Zia Rodriguez], Bryce Dallas Howard [Claire Dearing], Ian Corbould [SFX Floor Supervisor], Colin Trevorrow [Co-Writer/Executive Producer], David Vickery [Visual Effects Supervisor], Justice Smith [Franklin Webb], Chris Pratt [Owen Grady], Michael Meinardus [Special Effects Supervisor], Michael Lerman [First Assistant Director], Patrick Crowley [Producer] and Paul Corbould [SFX Supervisor].
Special Feature: Aboard the Arcadia [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [5:53] This focuses on Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard getting to interact with a full-sized animatronic, on the set of the massive T-Rex that is worked by an amazing team of animatronic experts and the also full-sized injured Blue. Bryce Dallas Howard was thrilled to get to “ride” on T-Rex’s back and Chris Pratt loved how real Blue looked. We also take a look at the fully practical animatronic design of Blue, the velociraptor, along with the T-Rex, and again, nice to see the use of practical effects for this film. Contributors include: J.A. Bayona [Director], Steven Spielberg [Executive Producer], Chris Pratt [Owen Grady], Belén Atienza p.g.a. [Producer], Neal Scanlan [Creature Effects Creative Supervisor], Bryce Dallas Howard [Claire Dearing], Justice Smith [Franklin Webb], Colin Trevorrow [Co-Writer/Executive Producer] and Frank Marshall p.g.a. [Producer].
Special Feature: Birth Of The Indoraptor [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [4:09] With another new dinosaur the Indoraptor, and it’s time to look behind the creation of it both conceptually and visually. Once again, this includes the practical work done to bring the Indoraptor to life. We also get to view behind-the-scene filming on the set of the Lockwood Estate laboratory. We see who works the arm of the Indoraptor to scare Isabella Sermon. We also see behind-the-scene of the crew building the Indoraptor. Contributors include: Isabella Sermon [Maisie Lockwood], Colin Trevorrow [Co-Writer/Executive Producer], BD Wong [Henry Wu], Frank Marshall p.g.a. [Producer], Steven Spielberg [Executive Producer], Chris Pratt [Owen Grady], William Banyard [Creature Effects Puppeteer], Martin Reynard [Creature Effects Sculpture], Henrik Svensson [Creature FX Paint Finish Design Supervisor], Liam Cook [Creature Effects Puppeteer], Phill Woodfine [Creature Effects Puppeteer], Tom Wilton [Creature Effects Puppeteer] and Aidan Cook [Creature Effects Puppeteer].
Special Feature: Start the Bidding! [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [3:18] This special feature covers the dinosaur auction scene in which all hell breaks loose. We also see behind-the-scene of Chris Pratt loosening up workout for his big fight scene and watch the choreography for the fight which Chris Pratt lovingly calls “Dancing with the Stars.” Contributors include: Chris Pratt [Owen Grady], Patrick Crowley [Producer], Bryce Dallas Howard [Claire Dearing], J.A. Bayona [Director] and Rob Inch [Stunt Coordinator].
Special Feature: Death By Dino [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [1:33] This special feature breaks apart the scene in which the Indoraptor Blue rips off the bad guy Wheatley’s arm! The actor playing him talks to him and “pets” the giant head when the cameras aren’t rolling. Contributors include: J.A. Bayona [Director], Ted Levine [Wheatley] and Ray Nicholas [Stunt Performer].
Special Feature: Monster In A Mansion [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [3:06] J.A. Bayona discusses how the original ‘Jurassic Park’ was influenced by a certain scene in the film ‘Dracula’ (1979) that influenced his approach to a specific scene in the film ‘JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM.’ We also get to see behind-the-scene with Chris Pratt who we get to see shoot the replica dinosaur and combined with the actual scene in the film. Contributors include: J.A. Bayona [Director], Colin Trevorrow [Co-Writer/Executive Producer] and Belén Atienza p.g.a. [Producer].
Special Feature: Rooftop Showdown [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [3:48] Making a climactic confrontation near the film's end. It also covers the scene on top of the huge glass dome in which the Indoraptor stalks the actors Chris Pratt and Isabella Sermon before Blue conquers the massive giant T-Rex and saves the day; we also get to see the stunt sequences with this particular scene in the film. Plus, we get to view the storyboard concept drawings by Kurt van der Basch. Contributors include: Belén Atienza p.g.a. [Producer], Colin Trevorrow [Co-Writer/Executive Producer], Chris Pratt [Owen Grady], Kurt van der Basch [Storyboard Artist], J.A. Bayona [Director], Isabella Sermon [Maisie Lockwood] and Bryce Dallas Howard [Claire Dearing].
Special Feature: Malcolm's Return [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [3:07] A favourite character appears towards the end of the film, where we see beloved actor Jeff Goldblum again playing his original ‘Jurassic Park’ character at the senate hearing. Malcolm Lockwood who is of course the voice of reason and Jeff Goldblum said that he felt like he had never left the film franchise and has enjoyed himself immensely. Contributors include: Bryce Dallas Howard [Claire Dearing], Chris Pratt [Owen Grady], Patrick Crowley [Producer], Frank Marshall p.g.a. [Producer], Steven Spielberg [Executive Producer], Jeff Goldblum [Malcolm Lockwood] and Colin Trevorrow [Co-Writer/Executive Producer].
Special Feature: VFX Evolved [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [7:08] With this special feature, it breaks down the CGI and other special effects with the staff of ILM (Industrial Light and Magic) effects house. Design and working with Blue and much more is discussed in great detail and how the dinosaurs were brought to life, with totally realistic effects. Contributors include: J.A. Bayona [Director], David Vickery [Visual Effects Supervisor], Dan Barrow [VFX Producer], Glen McIntosh [Animation Supervisor], Jance Rubinchik [Animation Supervisor], Dorothy Ballarini [Digital Artist], Suzanne Jandu [Lead Digital Artist], Ben Lambert [Digital Artist Supervisor] and Alex Wuttke [VFX Supervisor].
Special Feature: Fallen Kingdom: The Conversation [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1/2.39:1] [10:16] Here we get to view five guests with this brief sit down with the lead actors plus Jeff Goldblum, director and producer who were involved with the film ‘JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM.’ Jeff Goldblum talks about his character and was so pleased he was not killed off in the first ‘Jurassic Park’ film and they also praise Jeff Goldblum for his starring role in the ‘Jurassic Park’ film. Chris Pratt talks about his many stunt works. We also get to see clips of Chris Pratt performing his stunts on the Arcadia ship, but with the stuntmen doing the more difficult stunts. Bryce Dallas Howard and Chris Pratt talk about their children’s reaction to the film. Contributors include: Bryce Dallas Howard [Claire Dearing], J.A. Bayona [Director], Chris Pratt [Owen Grady], Jeff Goldblum [Malcolm Lockwood], Colin Trevorrow [Co-Writer/Executive Producer] and Patrick Crowley [Producer].
Special Feature: A Song for the Kingdom [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [1:26] Actor Justice Smith, who plays computer tech Franklin Webb, performs on the Hawaii set playing his ukulele and singing a song he wrote about working on the film to Bryce Dallas Howard and Chris Pratt. Personally, I thought this was the biggest load of crap I have ever heard and a complete waste of space, especially even having this as a special feature. The song was sung on the last day of shooting.
Special Feature: Chris Pratt's Jurassic Journals [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1] [12:09] Here we get to view 12 individual Chris Pratt personal video vignettes and explaining who each person is and what their job was on the ‘JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM’ film and they consist of the following: Vivian Baker [Make-Up Artist]; Mary L. Mastro [Hair Stylist]; Chris Murphy [1st Assistant Sound]; Dean Bailey [Stunt Edge Car Driver]; Peter Harcourt [Driver]; Daniella Pineda and Justice Smith [Actors]; Jody Wiltshire [Set PA]; Kelly Krieg [Assistant Script Supervisor]; J.A. Bayona [Director]; James Cox [Stunt Performer]; Rachelle Beinart [Stunt Double]; Bryce Dallas Howard and Chris Pratt [Actors]. As usual, you can watch each video vignettes separately of Play All.
Trailers: Here we get to view three types of trailers and they are as follows: UNIVERSAL Parks & Resorts Promotion Trailer [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1]; Mortal Engines [2019] [1080p] [2.39:1] and Pacific Rim Uprising [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1]. Running Time: 3:44
Finally, ‘JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM’ 3D favours more of a style over substance essence that leaves it feeling like a poor cousin next to its predecessor but, I found it had enough going for it to keep me entertained for two hours. It comes to Blu-ray in this Combo Pack from Universal Pictures that features reference quality high definition 3D image, outstanding 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio surround sound and a solid immersive listening experience. Also included is a decent supplemental package that is worth exploring if you enjoyed the film. As a home theatre enthusiast, I am pleased to add ‘JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM’ 3D to my Blu-ray collection. If you’re looking for a solid home theatre sound demonstration Blu-ray this is right up your alley. There are some new additions, mostly through the character of Elli, but he's extremely annoying throughout the film and is mainly used for unfunny comedy. Now onto the film itself and it has some very good visuals and action sequences, specifically the volcano part in the beginning. The action is choreographed well, and the cinematography in the film just looks great. The CGI for the dinosaurs is very good. Overall though, the film is very entertaining. Highly Recommended!
Andrew C. Miller – Your Ultimate No.1 Film Aficionado
Le Cinema Paradiso
United Kingdom
