The Lost World: Jurassic Park

1997 "Something has survived."

The Lost World: Jurassic Park

6.5 | 2h9m | PG-13 | en | Adventure

Four years after Jurassic Park's genetically bred dinosaurs ran amok, multimillionaire John Hammond shocks chaos theorist Ian Malcolm by revealing that he has been breeding more beasties at a secret location. Malcolm, his paleontologist ladylove and a wildlife videographer join an expedition to document the lethal lizards' natural behavior in this action-packed thriller.

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6.5 | 2h9m | PG-13 | en | Adventure , Action , Science Fiction | More Info

Released: May. 23,1997 | Released Producted By: Universal Pictures , Amblin Entertainment Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Cast

Jeff Goldblum , Julianne Moore , Pete Postlethwaite

Director

Kacy Magedman

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Universal Pictures , Amblin Entertainment

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Jeff Goldblum

as Ian Malcolm

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Julianne Moore

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Pete Postlethwaite

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Reviews

smithjackson-44445 The Lost World is a worthy sequel to the awesome Jurassic Park. Spielberg is back at the director's chair- though not many knew at the time he'd never helm a Jurassic film again- and the script is sound. Many criticize the last segment when it becomes a sort of King Kong with Dinosaurs aka a T-Rex loose in the city but I didn't mind it. The effects are great, acting is good though no one really cares about the characters as long as there are dinos chewing people and the direction is sound. The Lost World may not be as good as Jurassic Park but it's a good sequel.

dunnnick The Lost World is a worthy sequel to the awesome Jurassic Park. Spielberg is back at the director's chair- though not many knew at the time he'd never helm a Jurassic film again- and the script is sound. Many criticize the last segment when it becomes a sort of King Kong with Dinosaurs aka a T-Rex loose in the city but I didn't mind it. The effects are great, acting is good though no one really cares about the characters as long as there are dinos chewing people and the direction is sound. The Lost World may not be as good as Jurassic Park but it's a good sequel.

Laughing At Morons Jurassic Park: 9/10Jurassic Park 3: 8/10Jurassic World: 10/10Fallen Kingdom: 9.5/10The Lost World: ZEE.........ROW You're welcome, tasteless loser neckbeards ; )

ulyssesgammahose I'll beat the drum all day for The Lost World. For three clear reasons.1. Spielberg. The Lost World isn't prime Spielberg, but medium-level Spielberg is still far and away superior to other directors trying to copy him, as in JP III and Jurassic World. For instance, he comes up with a set piece that doesn't even involve dinosaurs - Sarah Harding on the cracking glass - that has more suspense than anything in either of the other sequels. 2. Plot actually progresses - and provides a good ending for the saga. JP III and Jurassic World just regurgitate the original movie. The Lost World properly continues the story of Ian Malcolm, John Hammond, InGen, the dinos and so on, and then comes up with a worthwhile ending where Hammond has learned to respect nature and makes a paradise for the dinosaurs instead of exploiting them. That's the best ending the saga can have. 3. It's Jurassic Park through a dark mirror. The 1993 original is all bright colours and a sense of wonder amidst the scares. The Lost World is dark, dirty, ominous, and is basically a two-hour rage against the inhumanity of capitalism. Jeff Goldblum's now-sombre, foreboding Ian Malcolm says it all.