Honest Trailers - Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

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I should release every convict from jail because they’re alive, like me

"They're alive, like me."
*Dinosaurs immediately kill the two guards at the end of the tunnel.

My wife pointed out a massive flaw in the ending.
Why didn't she just leave the cages closed, but still open the door to the outside? That would have removed the gas, AND kept the dinosaurs safely caged!
Completely ruined the ending for me.

I cried a bit at the Brachiosaurus death. Like damn you take the most peaceful and majestic creature in Jurassic Park and murder it in the most dramatic way possible.

A better name would have been "Jurassic Park: The Fallen Franchise"

Say “An explosion a day keeps the Michaels at Bay”

"I had to...they're alive, like me."
...
"What?!?!?"
EXACTLY!

That ending and little girl pissed me off. Ughh

I HAD to release these dangerous invasive species of artificial genetically engineered theme park monsters onto an unsuspecting populace. I just HAD to.

"Alan."

That looney tunes part 🤣🤣🤣
And that part raptor thing which the raptor lord had already figured in the last movie..they forgot that and created a sneaky indoraptor
Still laughing at how he sneaks into the kid's room lol

4:42 I called that girl an idiot for releasing literally the most dangerous creatures onto the US dooming god knows how many people to a gruesome fate.

She's part Raptor, and part Indominus Rex... which was also part Raptor... so she's more parts RAPTOR!
Grant: "You bred Raptors?"

Hey, this may seem random, but could you do Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension?

That little girl just got lots of innocent people killed

Hope the kid was using a Unix system

ALAN!!!!

Did anyone else notice how Chris prat was framing a house with a hammer when there was a nail gun at the bottom of the ladder, or how they somehow took a prop plane an unreasonable distance on a direct flight?

I've started to stop looking for/expecting depth, complex characters and amazing storylines in movies meant to entertain and be billion dollar successes.