JURASSIC WORLD. “Jurassic World: The World After”, the third installment in the saga and sixth in the “Jurassic Park” franchise, was released in theaters on June 8, 2022. Should we see it? Reviews of critics.
[Mis à jour le 9 juin 2022 à 10h37] “Jurassic World 3: The world after” was finally released in cinemas on June 8, 2022. This is the end point to the franchise, launched in 2015 by Colin Trevorrow, but can also be read as an end to “Jurassic Park”, since Sam Neil, Jeff Goldblum and Laura Dern are back for the occasion. In this new episode, human beings must learn to coexist with dinosaurs, now roaming freely on Earth. But after the mixed successes of the previous part, should we see this new feature film?
The critics French are very mixed on the quality of this final episode. Among the positive reviews that can be read on “Jurassic World 3” salute the entertainment offered. Télé Loisirs finds this conclusion “visually striking, mixing spectacle, science, humor, thrill and emotion”, while The Parisian welcomes the work done on dinosaurs. For Le Figaro finally, “this sixth feature film knows how to stay in its place. It is content to be spectacular entertainment without any other philosophical pretension”. This last episode plays the card of nostalgia, since, according to cinema teaser“despite some beautiful images and an interesting theme, Le Monde d’après awkwardly replays mythical scenes from the first part”.
The negative reviews point to the writing of the feature film. “The new Jurassic World is weighed down by its mechanical fan service and weak writing”, lapidates Firstwhile Point is also sharp when he calls the film “sadly mediocre”. For its part, the regional media The voice of the North believes that “the really good ideas” are “poorly exploited”, and that the dinosaurs of the film are not nearly as disturbing as those of the first Jurassic Park. “So remember what these animals once embodied. And weep.” Widescreen is even more lapidary, summing up the film to a “stupid plot” “locked in yet another enclosure of concepts, which allows it to replay the original film, orchestrated with an almost miraculous incompetence”.
The opinion of American critics
And international critics, what do they think of Jurassic World 3? They are far from conquered. The review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes currently has 37% positive reviews out of 148 reviews posted. A bad note, therefore, since Time deplores an “overfilled plot which leaves no room for its main attraction: the dinosaurs”. For Indiewire, the film has “no identity, which becomes sadly evident when the franchise’s old protagonists meet the saga’s new heroes.” For Entertainment Weekly, “despite the presence of the original cast, there is surprisingly little chemistry or humor”, judging that the film “rarely succeeds in capturing the magic” of Jurassic Park.
film sheet
Synopsis – Four years after the destruction of Isla Nublar, dinosaurs now live on the same land as humans. But which species will succeed in dominating the other? Is a balance possible to find?
- Chris Prat: Owen Grady
- Bryce Dallas Howard: Claire Dearing
- Laura Dern: Ellie Sattler
- Sam Neil: Alan Grant
- Jeff Goldblum: Ian Malcolm
- Omar Sy: Barry Sembene
- DeWanda Wise: Kayla Watts
- Mamoudou Athie: Ramsay Cole
- Isabella Sermon: Maisie Lockwood
- Campbell-Scott: Lewis Dodgson
- BD Wong: Dr Henry Wu
- Justice Smith: Franklin Webb
- Daniella Pineda: Dr. Zia Rodriguez
In France, the film “Jurassic World 3” has been classified for all audiences. Note, however, that the film has been rated PG-13 in the United States, meaning that parental support is necessary to see the latest installment in the “Jurassic World” franchise. On average in other countries of the world, the film is not recommended for children under 12 years old.
Is Jurassic World 3 the last film in the franchise?
Colin Trevorrow signs the third part of the “Jurassic World” saga. It is also the last installment of this trilogy, since no sequel has been announced. By summoning the protagonists of the first part of “Jurassic Park”, it is also an end point which seems to be looming for the saga featuring the dinosaurs. To the Today Show in May 2022, Chris Pratt confirmed that “Jurassic World: The World After” “was the end of this franchise. I really think it is anyway.”