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First of all, kudos to J.A. Bonya for doing the best he could with the script he had. This movie was beautifully directed. The story, however, was very lacking in emotion and meaningfulness. The action was incredible and fun to watch, but the plot was dumb. As far as story goes, nothing really happens in this movie that hasn't been done before, but the movie shines brightly with the gorgeous cinematography - all to the sound of Michael Giacchino's score, which was one of the best parts of the movie and a lot better than the score to Jurassic World (2015).

In summary, this movie excelled with good directing, exciting music, intense action, and extremely beautiful visuals. The movie falls with the poor story and lack of emotion (there were a few emotional scenes, but they had more to do with the direction than the writing).

I love the first Jurassic Park movie and I never thought it needed sequels, but this was still enjoyable and it's worth watching if you're looking to have a fun time. Also, I would say I liked The Fallen Kingdom more than Jurassic World, but I wouldn't say it's as good as the original Jurassic Park or even The Lost World. Defiantly way better than Jurassic Park III.

I personally do not understand the hate surrounding this movie. I have seen this movie, both the theatrical and extended versions of the film, at least 6 times, and I enjoy it every time. Ben Affleck was fantastic in it, as was Jeremy Irons. Two of the best actors still working today. At first, I called this movie a great Batman movie trapped inside a bad Superman movie, but the ultimate edition made me enjoy the Superman parts more.

If you have not seen this movie, I would recommend watching the Ultimate Edition. It is thirty minutes longer, but it's also that much better. In my unpopular opinion, I would watch this before any Marvel movie (except for maybe The Avengers or Logan).

This movie is not bad at all. Yes, the movie has minor issues such as pacing and ignores key plot point from The Force Awakens, but it's still an enjoyable and fun entry in the Star Wars series. I guarantee those unanswered questions from TFA will be answered in episode 9. TLJ is its own thing and doesn't rely on TFA to be good.

As Mark Hamill said, you can't please every single fan. Some fans have gone crazy and made multiple accounts on IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes to write negative reviews. Go see this movie and decide for yourself if you like it or not. Don't let the good or bad reviews influence your opinion.

In my opinion, TLJ is one of the better Star Wars movies and I'm still very excited to see how the trilogy concludes in Episode 9.