Movie Review ~ Jurassic World Rebirth
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A few days ago, I was fortunate enough to attend the premiere of the movie I've been most looking forward to this year: Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh installment of the iconic dinosaur franchise that began in 1993 with the acclaimed Jurassic Park.
The first thing I must point out is that Jurassic World Rebirth is not just a movie; it is an immersive cinematic experience, directed with precision by Gareth Edwards, who brings vitality back to the saga with a bold and refreshing vision.
From the very beginning, the direction demonstrates its strength and mastery, enhancing each scene with unparalleled energy.
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The film becomes a true visual spectacle, immersing us completely in a world where wonder and danger coexist. It offers unprecedented scenes of interaction between the dinosaurs, managing to amaze the viewer with new forms of expression.
At the same time, as Jurassic Park did, it reminds us how short the leap from fascination to terror can be. The action sequences are extraordinary, perfectly choreographed to keep us in constant suspense, recapturing a sense of danger and suspense reminiscent of the first installments of the 1990s.
Each frame is imbued with overflowing emotion, and some visual moments effectively play with the balance between the beautiful and the intimidating.
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The cinematography contributes significantly to this immersion, creating impressively authentic natural landscapes. However, it is worth mentioning that certain digital retouches in some scenes are minimally noticeable compared to those without digital intervention.
The cast is another of the film's strengths. Scarlett Johansson leads as Zora, a mercenary marked by a traumatic past; Jonathan Bailey plays paleontologist Henry Lummis; and Mahershala Ali brings charisma as Duncan, Zora's most reliable ally.
Alongside them, Rupert Friend brings the persuasive Martin Krebs to life within the main team. On the other hand, there is the Delgado family, whose paths cross with Zora and her group, becoming trapped in this dangerous crusade.
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Manuel García stands out as Reuben Delgado, the protective father of the family; Luna Blaise and Audrina Miranda as his daughters; and David Iacono as the boyfriend of one of them.
Despite the monumental nature of this production, the characters find their place, genuinely connecting with the audience thanks to their well-developed stories and a script full of humanity. In particular, Duncan stands out as the most memorable character and steals scenes in the film.
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Just saw the movie today. It looked cool and had me emotionally engaged throughout the whole movie. Great addition to the franchise. Thoroughly enjoyed it!
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It seems to me that it has been the best of the Jurassic World series.
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