This appears to be the finale of this entire story so far. The movie ends with an evil corporate-exec type being toppled, three apex dinosaurs having a showdown, and for the first time the humans literally save the whole world… and a couple kisses! No, not Chris Pratt’s Owen Grady and Bryce Dallas Howard’s Claire Dearing – we’re talking Sam Neill’s Alan Grant and Laura Dern’s Ellie Sattler from the first film.

Jurassic Park fans can get excited for Jurassic World Dominion’s premiere on June 10 with a new line of dinosaur-themed collectibles from Australia-based toy manufacturer Toy Monster, the Jurassic World: CAPTIVZ Dominion Edition. The big attraction of dinosaurs on the mainland is fun, but unfortunately it's not as well utilized as it really could be. Instead what we get is a rather odd story involving giant locusts and cropping. We still get lots of dino action though, just not the mainland dino action quite like we were promised. But when the dinosaur action goes down, it's just as glorious as ever.

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The evil CEO is also shown to have a rusted old can of Barbasol shaving cream... This of course is the decoy can Nedry tried to sneak out in the original Jurassic Park. In that movie, he was working as a corporate saboteur for Biosyn, sneaking them some dino DNA. It looks like they got their hands on it despite Nedry’s dino venom-related death (which is exactly how Dodgson went out too). I felt as though this film spent next to zero time explaining what happened in between the events of the previous film and this final installment. This isn't even me getting my hopes up, because we've already seen dinosaurs on land before, so I truly believe a portion of this film should've been dedicated to people trying to survive or figuring out how to. With that said, there are still many unique ideas presented here that I thought were clever story developments, but I also found that the film failed to deliver on them, especially since they didn't work for a Jurassic Park film. That's also one of my biggest pet peeves when it comes to massive franchises. When you present cool ideas, but they don't actually work in the context of the franchise, that just feels wildly disappointing. I read your book." Alan Grant is used to hearing younger fans of himself say this exact same phrase to him. First it was Tim (Joseph Mazzello) in "Jurassic Park," the obsessive grandkid of John Hammond's who pretty much worshipped at Grant's feet. Now it's Owen Grady himself, though he ruefully admits it was only the audio book he listened to. The two characters receive surprisingly little screen time together in "Dominion," but at least Grant will always have some admirers out there in the world.

Not the strongest of the Jurassic sequels, in fact arguably one of the poorest next to Lost World. However, if you're like me and just can't get enough of humans being chased by dinosaurs, you'll still have a lot of fun with Dominion.Of course, the biggest Easter eggs in this movie are the original cast of the 1993 classic – Dr. Grant, who carries the torch for “real” paleontology, Dr. Ellie Sattler, who announces for no real reason that she and her husband from Jurassic Park III aren’t together anymore, and Dr. Ian Malcolm, who continues to be the character we agree with most in terms of what a bad idea it was to resurrect and put dinosaurs all over the whole planet. This marks the first time all three of these Jurassic Park actors have reprised their roles together in one film. While I, like the majority of film lovers, absolutely love the original Jurassic Park, I've basically felt like I've given the majority of the franchise pass, rather than genuinely believing they're great films. The only other film I genuinely think is a solid entry is the first Jurassic World (which in itself isn't original at all). I've felt that the sense of awe and wonder has been missing since the original film and with the release of the "final" installment with Jurassic World Dominion, I was eager to see how they would put a bow on the franchise at least. Sadly, I have to be honest and say this is probably my least favourite of the entire franchise. Let's dive into why I think fans should still see this movie, but with incredibly lowered expectations. The Jurassic World Dominion Easter eggs aside, part of the reason that the third Jurassic World movie failed isn't that it leaned too heavily on nostalgia — it didn't lean heavily enough. There was a lot of excitement leading up to Jurassic World 3 when it was announced that the titular stars of Jurassic Park would be returning for the installment. While Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern), Alan Grant (Sam Niell), and Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum) did play larger roles in the film's plot, their overt presence wasn't the issue. Rather, the Jurassic World trilogy strayed too far from its roots.