Movie review: Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom

Jurassic world fallen kingdom is a movie that I believe should get better reviews than it did. Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom is the newest movie out of the 5 Jurassic parks. It follows Owen Grady, the velociraptor trainer. His goal, along with a mercenary team is to go to Isla Nublar to collect DNA from the Indominus rex. The genetically modified dinosaur from the previous movie escaped and created havoc in the park. However, while the island has a large volcano that is about to erupt and kill the dinosaurs on the island. The movie got a 48% on rotten tomatoes, I don’t believe that the movie deserves that low of a rating. The verge said “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is a stunning disappointment”  The movie captivated me the entire time, as they got on the island the visuals are tremendous. With the beautiful island, the dinosaurs walking around trying to survive. It shows what would happen if a once prosperous park collapses under itself. The movie created suspense elegantly when Owen and Clare are attempting to do a blood transfusion on a “sleeping” T-rex; They are trying to be as quiet as possible, Once the transfusion is done the t-rex wakes up while Owen is right behind his head. He has to jump through his mouth to get out, He is able to get out but, only with the nic of time. The movie just kept pulling me in throughout the entire movie. If I were to give this movie a review i would give it a 80% only because it fallows the same premice of the other 4 movies.

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https://www.theverge.com/2018/6/6/17434496/jurassic-world-fallen-kingdom-review-chris-pratt-bryce-dallas-howard

Do you still listen to Michel Jackson?

Due to the recent media on Michael Jackson and what he has or hasn’t done, there are people won’t listen to him because of it. Michael Jackson was accused of molesting children, extortion and child abduction. These are all very serious crimes, and he was later acquitted of these crimes. However, there is still a lot of media that think that he was guilty. The new documentary “Leaving Neverland” stirred up a lot of controversy. It “Proved” that Michael Jackson really committed the crimes. Nothing could have been done though, Michael Jackson has been dead for over 10 years at this time of writing. Due to these accusations, the public is split. Did he do it? Wither you believe he did it or not. Will you still listen to his music. Personally, I do and will continue to listen to his music. His music changed the world, and there is a great reason for it. His music was amazing, it changed the music world forever. There are so many people that grew up listening to his music. But, Some people won’t listen to him now due to the controversies. They believe that he committed these crimes and will not listen to him because of those controversies. People believe, even though if they liked his music before. They cannot now because they believe that he is a bad person and, that someone like Michael shouldn’t have their music listened to. And, I believe that. Because, if he was convicted of his crimes I don’t believe I would either. However, he was never convicted, and in my mind, I can still listen to him. But, to each is their own. If you don’t want to listen to him that is totally your choice. If you believe that he did these heinous crimes, then believe that. But for me personally, I don’t believe that he did it. And, I can still listen to his music

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