The plot: Three years after the destruction of the theme park Jurassic World, a now-active volcano on Isla Nublar poses a serious threat to the dinosaurs still on the island. Wanting to save as many of these animals as possible, wealthy benefactor Eli Mills (Rafe Spall) hires former raptor trainer Owen (Chris Pratt) and former JW manager and now dinosaur activist Claire (Byrce Dallas Howard) to take a team to the island. However, once they arrive, it seems that not only is their task going to be a difficult one, but the people who hired them have ulterior motives for what they plan to do with these dinosaurs. The Indominus Rex was just the beginning.
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Thursday, 28 June 2018
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018) - Movie Review
The plot: Three years after the destruction of the theme park Jurassic World, a now-active volcano on Isla Nublar poses a serious threat to the dinosaurs still on the island. Wanting to save as many of these animals as possible, wealthy benefactor Eli Mills (Rafe Spall) hires former raptor trainer Owen (Chris Pratt) and former JW manager and now dinosaur activist Claire (Byrce Dallas Howard) to take a team to the island. However, once they arrive, it seems that not only is their task going to be a difficult one, but the people who hired them have ulterior motives for what they plan to do with these dinosaurs. The Indominus Rex was just the beginning.
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Monday, 11 December 2017
The Book Of Henry (2017) - Movie Review
The plot: Suburban kid Henry (Jaeden Lieberher) is a child
genius, often making contraptions with his brother Peter (Jacob Tremblay) and
balancing out his mother (Naomi Watts)’s budget. However, when he discovers
that his next-door neighbour Christina (Maddie Ziegler) is being abused by her
step-father (Dean Norris), he decides that something must be done. Something
that the adults seem unable to do because of the step-father’s standing in the
community. He decides that there’s only one choice: The step-father has to die.
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