JURASSIC WORLD Presented by: Mark Kevin Stallman Jr.

Cast and Directors Directed By: Colin Trevorrow Produced By: Frank Marshall and Patrick Crowley Story By: Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver Actors for this Film Chris Pratt – Owen Grady (Velociraptor Expert and Trainer) Bryan Dallas Howard – Claire Dearing (Jurassic World Operations Manager) Irrfan Khan – Simon Masran (The owner of Jurassic World) Vincent D’Onofrio – Vic Hoskins (Head of InGen security Operations) Ty Simpkins – Gray Mitchell (Younger Brother and Claire’s Nephew) Nick Robinson – Zack Mitchell (Older Brother and Claire’s Nephew)

Reception This film is considered as the third highest-grossing film of all time in North America and the world and the highest-grossing film of Jurassic World has grossed $651.8 million in North America and $1.014 billion in other countries for a worldwide total of over $1.666 billion as of November 1 st, Jurassic World won the 2015 Hollywood Film Award for Visual Effects of the Year (Done by: Tim Alexander). On five different occasions, this film was nominated in the 2015 Teen Choice Awards for Choice Movie: Villain (Vincent D’Onofrio), Choice Summer Movie, Choice Summer Movie Star: Male (Chris Pratt), Choice Summer Movie Star: Female (Bryce Dallas Howard), and Choice Movie: Hissy Fit (Bryce Dallas Howard) Tim Alexander accepting the 2015 Hollywood Film Award for Visual Effects of the Year Chris Pratt was nominated in the 2015 Teen Choice Awards for Choice Summer Movie Star: Male Actor

Storyline The film starts off with two brothers named Gray and Zach traveling to the coast of Costa Rica to visit their aunt Claire, who happens to be the manager for a large theme park called Jurassic World. Claire’s personal struggle was choosing between spending quality time with her nephews or climbing the corporate ladder of success. Even though Jurassic World was a greater success than it’s original predecessor Jurassic Park, the park’s scientists who genetically engineered a new dinosaur have once again broken scientific and ethical boundaries in order to satisfy their customers and to raise the park’s attendance. The main storyline for this film revolves around a hybrid dinosaur called the Indominus Rex, which was created by genetic modification, causing a massive amount of chaos for the theme park after escaping from it’s own enclosure, killing several security and staff members, and killing other dinosaurs in order to establish himself as the apex predator.

My Perspective Jurassic World is the fourth movie in the Jurassic Park series. The same storyline from the original film was used where the theme park was getting destroyed by several dinosaurs and several guests and staff members got either killed or eaten while trying to escape from certain harm. The 1992 Jeep Wrangler Sahara that Zack and Gray Mitchell were driving in order to return to the theme park was used in this film to show a link to it’s original film Jurassic Park (1993). The reasons why Vic Hoskins became a villain throughout this film was that Simon Masrani got killed along with the co-pilot and the gunner in a helicopter accident and that he and his workers were caught stealing dinosaur DNA samples during the evacuation protocols. This 1992 Jeep Wrangler Sahara was used in Jurassic World with Zack Mitchell driving. Owen Grady and Claire Dearing looking at a broken sphere that Zack and Gray Mitchell escaped from.

Questions from this Film What are the major concerns found from biological scientists studying DNA samples and creating a Dinosaur that is genetically- engineered? Before the Jurassic World theme park was open to the public, what lessons have we learned after the failures and chaotic events that happened from the original Jurassic Park? What type of camera angles should be used to portray a human being meeting face to face with a dinosaur? How is Natural lighting used throughout this movie to portray a human being getting killed or eaten by a dinosaur?

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