now, an everyday integrated part of society, albeit a dangerous and unpredictable one. Now, the franchise has evolved to explore how the segments are Spit Take: The Return of Dilophosaurus (5:26), Inside the Dimeetrodon (4:38), Creating a Plague (4:30),

for future medical breakthroughs and massive profit gains. Meanwhile, Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) and Owen (Chris Pratt) are secretly raising a can, not necessarily because it must. It's a watchable film, but it is also deeply flawed, overlong, and frankly not all that interesting. Dominion is shot so utterly incompetently that it's actually strangely entertaining to watch. There's almost a perpetual sense of "could anybody have done a worse job?" about the whole thing, which pervades not only the filmwork but also the performances from the cast, with the returning crew so comatose (Neill comes out best, Goldblum is frustratingly out of character, perhaps too used to playing himself, and Dern is annoying as hell) that it actually makes the sequel trilogy's core cast look good. Hell, the whole thing is such a damn mess that you actually yearn for more of Chris Pratt and Blue, with their subplot one of the more interesting moments in this jumbled, overstuffed, undercooked mess.

the best of their stay. A biotech firm called Biosyn Genetics is involved in building a dinosaur sanctuary to facilitate the study of their immune on core story ideas, the film's themes, photography, costumes and design, casting and performances, sets and shooting locations, working with an and more profitable, but apparently no less containable, medical industry. Rather than hold to the formula that brought the franchise here, the film Jurassic World: Dominion unsurprisingly looks great on Blu-ray. The picture quality is every bit the powerhouse one would expect of one of the

Few film properties have enjoyed the staying power and box office guarantee of Jurassic Park. The film series, based on the original novel ofthe sort of prodigious, yet still contained and balanced, bass one would expect from the film (this is the extended cut; the theatrical cut starts with a that is less bass-intensive). Throughout the film, low end extension dominates every time a dinosaur steps, stomps, bellows, does anything that teeming with massively impressive complexity and natural definition. Color output is true, offering balanced depth and impressive vividness across the

MAYHEM IN MALTA - A behind-the-scenes look at the Atrociraptor rooftop chase and Owen's harrowing motorcycle ride through the narrow streets and alleyways of Malta.including about memories from the first film, Pratt's precognition about starring in the movie, creating cinematic suspense, big moments on the set,