Perfectly adorable

Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

Jurassic Park is about a person that wants to make a park about dinosaurs. He brings a group of people to see the park and it all goes south.Jurassic Park is one of the best science fiction films of all time. There are many things that are good about. First, the score is amazing. John Williams to me is the best composer of all time. He has composed many great films. Next, the writing is amazing. The story is pretty basic but it is the thought behind the film. It's not just like we made dinosaurs. We are amazing. It is more here is our way how we made dinosaurs. It also made you think if that could actually happen. Last, the acting was great. Steven Spielberg made the best possible cast for this movie. All the actors made the film better. Jurassic Park is a great film. It is probably one of the most monumental films of all time as well.

Jurassic park is an average film- I didn't like it as much- perhaps this is so because I watched it at an age where adult worldly concerns because too overbearing to completely let go and immerse in a 2-hour excursion into the prehistoric. But its not just that. The plot is bare, and the characters are cookie-cutter. Sure, I don't expect Shakespeare in a movie about giant lizards, but they could have etched the characters out more. Having said that the film is entertaining, and the special effects are outwardly. The dinosaurs look and feel like real breathing reptiles- thanks to the great work by Stan Winston and co. Regardless of my opinion this is a monster of a movie.

This good (yes, good) film is, well, overrated. Sure, the visuals are great, the dinosaurs are treated as intelligent creatures unlike how most of them were treated in the sequels, but the script, at times, is uneven. There were parts the bored me. Overall, anyone can enjoy it, I just think that the film is slightly overrated

I have yet to see a movie whose practical and CGI effects have aged as beautifully as Jurassic Park. This film also brings a sort of thoughtfulness that similar science fiction adaptations often neglect. While much of the movie showcases the violence and chaos that resulted from the hubris of Hammond, it also gives viewers a chance to feel the awe of the paleontologists when they first glimpse the living flesh of the fossils they had studied for decades. The low camera angles in most of the scenes let the viewer feel as though they are in the park, gazing up at the Brontosaurus for the first time. The "evil" in this film is not the dinosaurs, but rather the individuals trying to exploit them for monetary gain and power. It showcases the folly of man's arrogance in their attempt to control and breed creatures who thrived millions of years longer than humans, and continue to adapt despite their efforts to control them. "Life finds a way" despite all.