Home video review: 'Jurassic World' knocks it out of the park

October 23, 2015 at 5:12PM
"Jurassic World"
Indominus rex runs amok in “Jurassic World.” (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Out of this 'World'

Nothing can top the surprise, wonder and terror of the original "Jurassic Park," but darned if "Jurassic World" doesn't equal it — with loads of dark humor, to boot. The movie picks up 22 years later, when the vision of a gleaming Epcot-like dino park is reality. With bigger, badder dinosaurs, though, things inevitably go wrong. On Blu-ray, an hour's worth of extras delve into the making of the film, including a fun sitdown with director Colin Trevorrow and star Chris Pratt. But there are holes: Trevorrow is too big a fan not to do commentary; Pratt is too goofy not to include outtakes, and there are too many fun inside references to the first film not to have a trivia track. So expect a special-edition re-release in the near future. Can't wait.

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