The character creation is good, abandoning the frailty of the characters in the previous episode. In this episode, the characters and habits of the previous parts have been shaped, and the characters are relatively full, with the shadow of the most classic Jurassic Park.
The magma erupted on the volcanic island, and the dragons fled in all directions, which brought tears to my eyes. This situation is like the scene of an asteroid hitting the earth at that time. It is so pitiful to see those fleeing dinosaurs, especially when they escaped to the edge of the cliff and had no choice but to jump. when entering the water. Of course, when the last Brachiosaurus was engulfed by the magma, the details were very good. First, it stretched its neck unable to breathe, and then it was so hot that it was difficult to stand on its feet. Finally, the huge figure was engulfed by the magma...
The whole movie echoes very well, and every foreshadowing has a new point. For example, the mercenary leader has a habit of collecting teeth, and when he desperately enters the cage of the tyrannical raptor, it just promotes the development of the plot. In the photo that the little girl was never allowed to see, combined with the age of the housekeeper, the mystery of the little girl's life experience was finally announced.
What makes me uncomfortable is that dinosaurs are designed to be too intelligent. Even the velociraptor Blue in Jurassic World 1 was easily influenced by genetically modified dragons and turned to Owen. Having not seen Owen for so long, he sacrificed his life to save him. I think the charm of dinosaurs is also in their wildness, and the design is too human and it makes me uncomfortable.
In fact, the most important sentence is that after the heroine couldn't press the button because of her reason, after being pressed by the little girl, the little girl said a sentence: "I have to do it, them is life, like me."
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