Jurassic World: Rebirth Review

đŸŠ–đŸŽ„ As a kid, I ditched Barbies for plastic T-Rexes faster than you can say “Cretaceous,” so you bet I was first in line for *Jurassic World: Rebirth* today, popcorn in hand and dino dreams in my heart 🩕🍿.

Spoiler alert: this flick isn’t the fossilized masterpiece of the original *Jurassic Park*, but it’s got enough roars, chases, and head-scratching moments to keep a dino nerd like me entertained. Saddle up, endurance riders—this review’s got thrills, spills, and a few eye rolls bigger than a bucking bronco!

🐎A Stampede of ClichĂ©s That Had Me Yelling at the Screen 😆 After seven *Jurassic* movies, we know the drill: shady corporate types, squabbling scientists, and a kid in peril (because, apparently, no dino flick is complete without one). *Rebirth* follows Zora Bennett (Scarlett Johansson, kicking butt like a trail boss), a gritty mercenary, and Dr. Henry Loomis (Jonathan Bailey, basically a dino fanboy with a PhD), on a mission to snag DNA from mega-dinosaurs for a heart disease cure. Cue a shipwrecked family, a forbidden island, and a whole lotta teeth. Sounds fun, right? Sure, but the clichĂ©s hit harder than a spooked gelding. I lost track of how many times I muttered, “Don’t do that!” đŸ™…â€â™€ïž, “Turn around!” 👀, “Pay attention!” 😡, or the classic, “Watch the kid!” 🧒 as characters made dino-sized dumb decisions. Splitting up on a predator-packed island? Ignoring rustling bushes? It’s like they’ve never seen a *Jurassic* movie! Maybe these are only clichĂ©s because we’ve watched this franchise outrun a thousand raptors, but the first act drags like a green horse on a long trot, bogged down by clunky exposition. I was ready to yell, “Unleash the dinos already!” 🩖

New Dinos and a T-Rex River Chase That’ll Chomp Your Heart 🩕 Despite the predictable plot, *Rebirth* delivers where it counts: the dinosaurs. The new beasts—like the Distortus Rex (think T-Rex meets Alien nightmare) and Mutadons (winged raptor-pterosaur freaks)—are straight-up terrifying. Gareth Edwards’ direction and ILM’s CGI magic make these critters feel so real, I half-expected to dodge a tail on my ride home 🐮.

The real star? The T-Rex river chase 🌊🩖. Pulled from Michael Crichton’s original Jurassic Park novel (cut from the ’93 film due to CGI limits), this scene is a heart-pounding masterpiece. The Delgado family, stranded on the dino-infested island, piles onto an inflatable raft only to get hunted by a *swimming T-Rex*. Yep, you read that right—this bad boy’s doing laps like a prehistoric Michael Phelps! The tension’s tighter than a cinched saddle, with Jaws-level suspense as the T-Rex flips the raft. The kid’s in danger (of course), and my heart was galloping faster than Jovi at a vet check. The payoff? So satisfying, I nearly stood up and cheered 🎉. This sequence alone is worth the ticket price.

Overcooked Drama and a Helicopter-Snatching LOL 😅 *Rebirth* tries to stretch the suspense like a trail ride that’s two hours too long. The first half lingers on family drama and team bickering when I just wanted more dino chaos. And don’t get me started on the boat scene—why is everyone leaping off like the Mosasaur yelled, “Abandon ship!”? đŸš€ It’s like dismounting mid-gallop because you *think* your horse is spooked. Slow down, folks!

Then there’s the helicopter scene (*spoiler alert!* 🚁). A massive dino—let’s call it Jaws on steroids—snatches a chopper out of the sky like it’s grabbing a mid-flight snack. I mean, *come on*! No way that beast walks away without chapped lips at best or a serious case of chopped ones from those spinning blades đŸȘ’. It’s a jaw-dropping visual, but my suspension of disbelief took a bigger hit than a T-Rex tail swipe. Even for a dino diehard like me, that moment had me snorting louder than my horse at a water crossing 😆.

A Roaring Good Time, But No Fossilized Classic 🌟 Jurassic World: Rebirth is a dino-mite popcorn flick that leans hard on nostalgia and spectacle. The T-Rex river chase is a show-stealer, and the new dinosaurs are scary enough to make you double-check your barn for raptors. But the clichĂ©d plot and paper-thin characters keep it from outrunning the original *Jurassic Park*. It’s like riding a trusty trail pony—it gets you to the finish line, but don’t expect it to win the Tevis Cup. As a lifelong dino lover who’s been dodging Barbies for T-Rexes since kindergarten, I’ll always show up for these movies, even when they’re more “meh” than “roar.” This one’s got enough teeth to keep you entertained, even if you’re yelling at the screen half the time. **Rating**: 6.5/10 – A fun romp for dino fans, but it’s no king of the *Jurassic* jungle 🩖. Would I watch it again? You bet—those dinos are too cool to skip. Will I yell “Don’t do that!” again? Like a trail boss herding newbies, absolutely 😄. What’s your take on *Rebirth*? Did the T-Rex river chase give you chills, or were you rolling your eyes at the helicopter snack? Drop a comment below—I’m dying to swap dino tales! 🩕💬 Happy trails (and watch out for those velociraptors),

2 thoughts on “Jurassic World: Rebirth Review

  1. lol! I keep finding more things we have in common! I have loved dinosaurs forever. When I was married to my first husband, I searched high and low for a set of queen sized dinosaur sheets. Yes. I found them! It was kinda funny when he had to put a bandaid on his finger and the only ones we had were dinosaur bandaids. He told me a woman that he rang up in the record store commented on it, and all he could say way, “my wife loves dinosaurs.”

    We probably won’t see it until it streams, but I will let you know what I think.

  2. I ❀ Dino movies but haven’t seen them all. I need to watch them in sequence maybe before I watch this one. Or maybe not. Can’t wait to see it! Thanks fir tge review.

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