The scoring of Jurassic World Rebirth Rotten Tomatoes revealed while the first criticisms are unleashed
As we reported on sffgazette.com, opinions are for Jurassic World Rebirth. Unfortunately, it seems that the next part of the summer blockbuster season will take a bumpy start.
July promises to be a busy month for theaters, with that, Superman,, FailedAnd The Fantastic Four: First steps All in competition for the attention of moviegoers. However, bad news for Jurassic World Rebirth This could be good news for the man of tomorrow if this first wave of mixed criticism has a negative impact on the box office prospects for the new start of Gareth Edwards for the franchise.
73 reviews for Jurassic World Rebirth have been counted on rotten tomatoes while we write this, and it is currently 58% “rotten”. On the positive side, the score is far from the largest episode of the franchise.
2022 Jurassic World Dominion From a lamentable point of view of 29%, while Jurassic world: fallen kingdom At 47%. The next step is Jurassic Park III (49%), The Lost World: Jurassic Park (52%), Jurassic world (72%) and JurassicThe only “fresh” entry with 91%.
It should be noted that the Jurassic The franchise is generally to the test of criticism, which means that there are all the chances Renaissance will always be one of the greatest successes of the summer.
“Jurassic World Rebirth is unlikely to exceed the list of classified franchises of anyone”, “ Writes The Hollywood Reporter. “But longtime fans (count me among them) should have fun.” Varieties notes, “Gareth Edwards rejects the stupidity of the three previous films, making Scarlett Johansson and Jonathan Bailey through a series of stretched and exciting sets that are closer to the classic of Steven Spielberg in 1993.”
IGN was less lively, explaining, “For a film that promises a” Renaissance “, the last Jurassic world plays it frustrating, falling in terms of the original film, but without losing the problems with the most recent films.” Indiewire echoes this feeling by declaring, “Needless to say, ‘Rebirth’ does not make favors by returning so frequently to the original. Bad as some of the previous consequences have been, none of them were so eager to measure themselves against the Spielberg masterpiece.”
Suggesting that criticisms are divided, Guardian counters, “He feels relaxed and safe in his pastiche Spielberg, his great moments of Dino-Jeopard and his deployment of thrills and laughter. Perhaps the series cannot and should not continue forever: we need new and original ideas. This would be great to continue.”
Entertainment Weekly adds, “Jurassic Park Rebirth is one of the most successful and satisfactory entries of the franchise precisely because it, uh, finds a way to keep the mantra of loomis near, highlighting the feeling of wonder of the film above a simple seizure of flagrant cash.”
Finally, Rohan Patel of Comicbookmovie.com said, “Jurassic World Rebirth is launching a daring new era for the franchise, which promotes tension, fear and show on tradition and exhibition. It is a pleasure of crowds fueled by adrenaline which understands exactly what it is – and delivers exactly what it promises.”
Jurassic World Rebirth arrives in theaters on July 2.
