Reviews

The 1993 film is set in Central America where we meet an eccentric millionaire named John Hammond (Oscar winner Sir Richard Attenborough) who is putting the final touches on an amusement park he is planning to open in a year which will feature live dinosaurs, that Hammond is having hatched from birt...

And his most famous 90's film is likely the movie adopted from Michael Crichton's novel, Jurassic Park.

There is no shots of cityscapes and buildings in the entire movie except the main building in Jurassic park which happens to be shaped like a dome and doesn't look like a corporate building.

The use of both animatronic and computer generated dinosaurs (cgi that revolutionized the field and every film to come after that uses compositing owes something to this film) was incredible as it's still a film that feels so real, the dinosaurs actually feel like they're there.

Conclusion - Other than the first Lord of the Rings film I don't think I've ever felt such wonder at a film as I did with Jurassic Park.

Jurassic Park is the monster of monster movies, it's every kids dream park that goes terrifyingly wrong, and what we witness is one fantastic movie, and one entertaining nightmare.

This movie is what made me love dinosaurs as a six-year-old-boy, this movie is what drove me to learn how to spell the word 'Palaeontologist' before finishing Grade 2, this movie is what gave me nightmares, it's what made me go out and rent my first movie from Blockbuster Video (The Lost World and H...

Lets start at the movie: John Hammond (Richard Attenborough), a multi-squillionaire with delusions of grandeur has set about and succeeded in turning an entire island into a theme park full of unnatural-abominations.

Directed by Steven Speilberg quite possibly the greatest film director alive today , Jurassic Park was a film worth sitting down and watching right through to the end.There is nothing bad to say about this film apart from asking to see "More Dinosaurs".But i guess from beginning to end it gave us ma...

Spielberg in his hey day, cranking out a film that defined a generation and changed the way special effects are used in films.