In this episode, we’re joined by two amazing voices in the Jurassic community — our very own DinoMikeMak and our very special guest, Tim of — as we dive deep into Jurassic World Rebirth! Now that we’ve all had time to watch and fully process the film, it’s time for an open and honest discussion.
We’ll be breaking down everything:
• The overall plot and pacing
• Character arcs and performances
• The dinosaur roster and key action sequences
• What worked, what didn’t, and what surprised us most
Hear our honest thoughts, favorite moments, and what didn’t quite hit the mark. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the franchise, this is a discussion you don’t want to miss.
Share your thoughts in the comments — what was your favorite part of the film?
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