A remote tropical island, you say? The crumbled remains of a once-celebrated tourist park? A surrounding jungle teeming with pissed-off lizards?
Yes, we've been here before. In this fifth installment of the Jurassic franchise, which was launched by Steven Spielberg 25 years ago, not a lot has changed. Enormous and generally unfriendly dinosaurs clomp and snarl and knock each other around; they stalk, stomp and nibble at whatever humans may happen along; and generally endeavor to hold our attention as the novelty of digital dinos continues to wane, writes Kurt Loder.
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