Customer Ratings & Reviews

The hdr color hits hard in the 4k movie. The details of the jungle and underwater scenes will have your TV firing on all cylinders.

I love the Jurassic movies! And this one was just another one to my collection that I'm so happy to have got it finally.

I got the movie for my son. He absolutely loves Jurassic Park/World!! Sad when they are being killed off, but a good movie for sure.

If you are a fan of the franchise this is a fun addition. It was not quite as much fun as the first Jurassic world, but totally enjoyable still.

This movie want let you down Still great action just as good or better than the rest. Get ready and Let’s rescue some dinosaurs.

Excellent picture quality for this classic movie, 4K is stunning and at this price it was awesome. Highly recommended.

Got this movie because we enjoyed it in the theatre! The Steelbook version is really cool... Love Best Buy’s Steelbook Editions

I love this movie. it's so much fun . A must have for any fan of the serious. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom [Blu-ray/DVD] [2018]

This movie is probably the best movie in the Jurassic series. We hope to see more of these great Jurassic movies in the future.

Lots of action ,lots of dinosaurs .more realistic than ever ! characters very much three-dimensional .kids will enjoy this movie .

Completed the series. Blue Ray quality Great. The upgrade in quality with the 4K player I had made it even better. Was a good buy.

First one was great and this one follows up well. Great story line with some really satisfying moments for any dino lovers.

Having been a fan of the Jurassic Park franchise since childhood, I'm well aware that the sequels to the 1993 original are a point of contention even amongst fans. That said, I've experienced the high points and low points of those sequels and can safely say that while it's not the worst sequel in the series (that honor goes to Jurassic Park III), it is also not the best one (that being The Lost World) and even though I saw Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom in theatres 3 times I still felt disappointed in it. Unfortunately, this film is the epitome of a mixed bag. Director J.A. Bayona and cinematographer Oscar Faura went a long way to making this perhaps the most visually pleasing entry in the series and were aided greatly by terrific practical (and digital) effects work but as we all should know by now visuals aren't everything. Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard reprise their roles and are as charismatic as ever but their characters show very little development over the previous film and if anything actually repeat their arcs in an almost beat-for-beat fashion. On top forgettable character arcs, this film makes some choices in the plot that may leave you scratching your head; without getting into spoilers there is a plot twist that occurs about 2/3 of the way into the film and while it makes sense in a thematic context it doesn't make sense in a narritive context and actually somewhat hampers the experience. Thankfully, the dinosaurs in this film are extraordinarily impressive on several levels. There's a large variety of them, they're backed by excellent visual effects, and little touches like how they interact with their environment make them feel more alive than ever—almost as though each beast has a personality of its own. Michael Giacchino returned to compose music for this film and did a stellar job in that respect, crafting what is possibly the best soundtrack in the series since that of The Lost World. Also worth noting is that this is the most tense entry since the second film, but at many points it feels like the plot is being stretched thin and these set-pieces serve as padding for a lack of narritive. This isn't to say that Fallen Kingdom doesn't advance the plot much or that it doesn't run very far with the idea of genetic power gone awry but that it does it in very short bursts. Adding on to that is that some of these more intense moments in the film evoke echoes from the first film. While these visual callbacks aren't bad in-and-of themselves many have taken a disliking for how often they occur in the runtime—I personally wasn't bothered by these references, youe mileage may vary. Capping this adventure off are two antagonists—a greedy man and a voracious dinosaur. The formers serves as a generic villain with motivations that (once again) make sense thematically but not narritively while the latter proves to be a threatening and imposing creature despite its seemingly short screentime. In all, if you're looking for Carnage and fanfare this movie will satiate your appetite but if you want a more meaty plot or more well-developed characters you may leave somewhat disappointed like I did. Positives: [+]Cinematography & general direction [+]Claustrophobic Feeling [+]Dinosaurs legitimately feel like living things Negatives: [-]Paper-Thin characters/character development [-]Questionable plot choices Overall: 6.5/10

I have all the Jurassic Park movies and this one being in 3D makes it worth the investment which isn't bad when you catch it on sale.

Steel book is very nice. Take note the online code redeems at hd not 4k uhd. Overall good price for 4k disk blue ray disk and digital 1080p

We've already seen this moving at the theaters but we like to have movies like this on hand to have in the car or just at home.

Ok, not as good as the 1st one or even the original park movie, but I still enjoyed the different take on this Dino movie.

Film is good. Nothing amazing or standout, but everything is good. It’s rewatchable and us decent audio and visual appearance.

Despite the critics, this movie was an awesome addition to the Jurassic Park franchise with a great cast and amazing CGI

Good followup to Jurassic World with Spielberg at the helm. Special effects are realistic like the first Jurassic Park series.