Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom - Blu-ray + DVD + Digital

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Love Jurassic movie this one is one of my favorites highly recommended

Terrific adventure.

great addition to this series

The DVD was okay after the movie began. There was some skipping at the beginning but it did not interferr with the movie

When the late Dr. Michael Crichton wrote "Jurassic Park" I doubt that he realized just how big an impact his book and the subsequent movie would have on popular culture.I'm also pretty sure he never anticipated the furious public debates that would surround the release of each new film in what has now become an enduring franchise that is beloved by many and reviled by a few."Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" is the latest example of that dichotomy. It is loved by many, reviled by a relative few.Personally, I loved it. I liked the fact that Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard returned to the franchise (though I was a little put off by the conceit that their relationship had ended - guys, that's a way-overdone cliche in sequels. It didn't work well in "Ghostbusters 2" or in any of a dozen other sequels and it doesn't really work well here.) I also liked the introduction of new villains paired with old antagonists (Dr. Henry Wu) and, of course, I loved the dinosaurs. To me, they are always the stars of this franchise's movies.What makes this movie especially interesting to me is the fact I saw it as an allegory for the current debate over climate change and the fate of the planet. The island on which the dinosaurs live is threatened with an extinction-level event and yet there are those who seem unwilling - or unable - to accept that everything must be done to preserve them. The most poignant scene in the move, in my opinion, is the death of a brontosaurus that is left behind on the island when a volcanic eruption spells the end of the dinosaurs' ecosystem. I couldn't help but see that huge animal as a symbol of the millions of men, woman, and children who are likely to die in the coming years from a variety of issues ranging from famine to extreme weather events as a direct result of climate change.Pratt, Howard, Ted Levine (as a particularly nasty villain) and the rest of the cast (including Geraldine Chaplin and James Cromwell) were excellent and while the direction was a little over the top it's important to remember that this is a movie about dinosaurs, after all.Great special effects, a socially relevant message, and fine acting make this a 5-star film.

Brand new movie, in excellent condition

Too many movies broken up across too many streaming platforms. I just wanted to watch the dang movie without subscribing my life away! Thanks for still having dvd’s 🥰