Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

Chris Pratt Director: Juan Antonio Bayona Juan Antonio Bayona

Overview

When a volcano on Isla Nublar threatens to endanger the dinosaurs, Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) recruits Owen (Chris Pratt) to rescue the animals from total extinction. Upon their arrival on the island, they soon discover a sinister operation is afoot that exploits the animals. Jeff Goldblum also stars. Directed by J.A. Bayona. ~ Caroline Griswold

Product Details

Release Date:	09/18/2018
UPC:	0191329002469
Original Release:	2018
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Universal Studios
Region Code:	1
Time:	2:09:00
Sales rank:	13,712

Special Features

Chris Pratt's Jurassic Journals; On set with Chris & Bryce; The Kingdom evolves; Birth of the Indoraptor; Rooftop showdown; Monster in a mansion; Start the bidding!; Death by Dino; Malcolm's return; And much more!

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Chris Pratt	Owen Grady
Bryce Dallas Howard	Claire Dearing
Rafe Spall	Eli Mills
James Cromwell	Benjamin Lockwood
Toby Jones	Gunnar Eversol
B.D. Wong	Dr. Henry Wu
Daniella Pineda	Zia Rodriguez
Ted Levine	Ken Wheatley
Justice Smith	Franklin Webb
Isabella Sermon	Maisie Lockwood
Geraldine Chaplin	Iris
Jeff Goldblum	Ian Malcolm
Robert Emms	Tech Merc
Peter Jason	Senator Sherwood
Kevin Layne	Sub Pilot
John Schwab	Tech Operator
Sam Redford	Helicopter Pilot
Charlie Rawes	Lead Mercenary
Patrick Crowley	Prop Plane Pilot
Alex Dower	Russian Mob Guy
Honey Holmes	Russian Girlfriend
Neil Bishop	Russian Bidder
Philippa Thomas	BBC News Anchor
Ronan Summers	Brutish Mercenary
Cory Peterson	Committee Chairman
Jeremy Gilbert	Hero Tracker
Victor Gardener	Crewman
Daryl Kwan	Another Bidder
Eric Kofi-Abrefa	Helicopter Merc
Ben Peel	Helicopter Merc

Technical Credits

Derek Connolly

Colin Trevorrow

Juan Antonio Bayona	Director
Roxana Alexandru	Set Decoration/Design
Belen Atienza	Producer
Fredrik Bengtsson	Animator
Moragot Bodharamik	Animator
Guy Bradley	Art Director
Mary Castor	Makeup
Tony Christian	Stunts
Derek Connolly	Screenwriter
Liam Coote	Stunts
Patrick Crowley	Producer
Filippo Dattola	Animator
Oscar Faura	Cinematographer
Michael Giacchino	Score Composer
Nina Gold	Casting
David R. Grant	Stunts
Frank Marshall	Producer
Mark "Crash" McCreery	Special Effects Supervisor
Benoit Moranne	Animator
Andy Nicholson	Production Designer
Rameshbabu Morkonda Sethuraman	Animator
Sammy Sheldon	Costumes/Costume Designer
Steven Spielberg	Executive Producer
Colin Trevorrow	Executive Producer,Screenwriter
Bernat Vilaplana	Editor

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
1. Chapter 1 [7:13]
2. Chapter 2 [4:47]
3. Chapter 3 [5:16]
4. Chapter 4 [3:59]
5. Chapter 5 [7:31]
6. Chapter 6 [6:14]
7. Chapter 7 [5:46]
8. Chapter 8 [5:40]
9. Chapter 9 [5:32]
10. Chapter 10 [8:53]
11. Chapter 11 [5:50]
12. Chapter 12 [4:17]
13. Chapter 13 [4:53]
14. Chapter 14 [1:19]
15. Chapter 15 [9:33]
16. Chapter 16 [6:05]
17. Chapter 17 [9:53]
18. Chapter 18 [7:05]
19. Chapter 19 [4:54]
20. Chapter 20 [3:41]
21. Chapter 21 [9:39]

Menu

Disc #1 -- Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
   Play
   Scenes
   Bonus
      On Set With Chris & Bryce
      Birth Of The Indoraptor
      Death By Dino
      Monster In A Mansion
      Rooftop Showdown
      Malcolm's Return
      VFX Evolved
      Fallen Kingdom: The Conversation
      A Song For The Kingdom
      Chris Pratt's Jurassic Journals
         Play All
         Vivian Baker, Makeup Artist
         Mary Mastro, Hair Stylist
         Chris Murphy, 1st Assistant Sound
         Dean Bailey, Stunt Edge Car Driver
         Peter Harcourt, Diver
         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, Stund Double
         Bryce Dallas Howard Chris Pratt, Actor
      Jurassic Then And Now Presented By Barbasol
   Setup
      English 5.1
      Español 5.1
      Français 5.1
      Descriptive Video Service
      English SDH Subtitles: On
      Español Subtitles: On
      Français Subtitles: On
      Subtitles: Off

Editorial Reviews

There's nothing technically wrong with Jurassic World: The Fallen Kingdom, the latest dinosaurs-in-real-life-theme-park-gone-horribly-wrong adventure flick. It may find a special place in the hearts of a young audience that hasn't seen the original Jurassic Park, or undiscerning adults who just want more of the same. The sets are bold and beautiful, the dinos are realistic, and there are plenty of suspenseful scenes designed to make you jump. The only thing missing is originality. This film is like watching an extended version of the "here's what you missed over the last few episodes" - a rehash of the scenes, and characters we've recently come to love. Rather than go with a clever script, the film borrows a tried and true premise of role reversal, which works in some sequels like American Pie 3, where Stifler and Finch have to pretend they are the opposite of who they are to win the girl. In this case, capable heroes Chris Pratt and tougher heroine in this version Bryce Dallas Howard are called to go back to the devastated Jurassic World theme park that they left behind in the last film and instead of escaping, try to save the dinosaurs from becoming extinct again when their volcanic island home erupts. Wouldn't you know it, when humans think they're all-powerful and try to rescue much stronger creatures, the tables are turned and the creatures turn on the humans, switching the rescue mission into a great escape. However, the real twist is that some elite, powerful humans are experimenting with genetic tinkering, which does indeed sound like the premise for all the other Jurassic films - but this time it's more intentional: they are creating super weapon dinos, which are up for auction to the highest bidder. These dinos aren't just strong and ferocious, but also clever and capable and… oh yes that was the description of the velociraptors from the original Jurassic Park. Borrowing material from the predecessors takes another great leap when Jeff Goldblum returns as the pondering and monologue-ing scientist who warns us yet again about humans playing God. Only this time, the characters continue to ignore him. It can be hard to pinpoint who the villains are in this film, as the dinosaurs get the most screen time, and have the most close calls with the heroes, but are also the hapless victims at the beginning. The human villains are a bit mixed. While James Cromwell plays the business partner of the original Jurassic Park founder, he's mostly trying to tie up loose ends. Toby Jones and Rafe Spall play some underlings who have created the genetically mutated dinosaur, the Indoraptor: part raptor and part T-Rex. To round out the predominantly white cast, they also included a black hero, Justice Smith as Franklin Webb, and a hispanic hero, Daniella Pineda as Zia Rodriguez. In addition to PC casting, the subplot of dinosaur rights through Senate hearings is a timely message, but so far removed from the very real human suffering that we are currently experiencing, that it falls flat as an allegory. Despite all of its dinosaur-sized flaws, it's still a fast paced summer blockbuster film with plenty of dazzling moments with huge, expensive set pieces. Dinosaurs, boats, helicopters, guns, money - there is plenty here to keep you entertained if you can shut off your taste for higher aesthetics. With an untitled sequel scheduled for 2021, and Fallen Kingdom director J.A. Bayona (The Orphanage, The Impossible) signed up to direct it - Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom serves its purpose: there will be a continuation of the species.

All Movie Guide - Jules Fox