Trades grand drama for lived-in naturalism, creating one of the more convincing portraits of a marriage nearing its end.
Trades grand drama for lived-in naturalism, creating one of the more convincing portraits of a marriage nearing its end.
A film full of beautifully crafted moments and little truths about fame, regret, and the fragile possibility of redemption.
The film aims for realism in its depiction of a mental health crisis that’s tearing a family apart, but Zeller’s style leans too heavily on in-your-face aggressiveness and melodrama.
Operating at a full-tilt pace, this sequel is packed with exciting action scenes, has a solid story, compelling bad guys, and features dinosaurs aplenty.
Anyone sentimental about the original source material should prepare for disappointment.
The film is stacked with award-worthy performances at every turn, but this is Adam Driver’s pièce de résistance.