Jurassic World: Dominion

The biggest attraction of Jurassic World: Dominion is seeing Sam Neill, Laura Dern, and Jeff Goldblum share meaningful screen time again. Their chemistry rekindles the spirit of the original film, and the nostalgia they bring often proves more compelling than the main plot itself.

The film delivers several entertaining action sequences. The Malta chase provided the spectacle audiences expect, and whenever dinosaurs are actively driving the story, the movie becomes much more engaging. The idea of dinosaurs living alongside humanity remains a fascinating concept and felt like the natural next step for the franchise.

Unfortunately, the screenplay rarely focuses on that premise. Instead, much of the story revolves around genetically engineered locusts, leaving the most interesting ideas largely unexplored. Combined with an overcrowded narrative filled with multiple protagonists, conspiracies, and cloning storylines, the film often feels unfocused.