Some of my favorite comments so far:
"In an almost impressive display of ineptitude, Dominion combines the very worst vices of its predecessors in addition to a few new ones for good measure."
"There’s not a single moment of genuine dread, fear or even mild unease."
"At one point Ellie looks at a captive Whateverasaurus and gushes that the wonder of seeing dinosaurs “never gets old.” It’s not really a good sign when a movie has to narrate for its audience what they are supposed to be feeling…especially when there is such a disconnect between what the characters say they feel and what emotions the film actually elicits."
"It’s not so much a movie as an extinction-level event for the franchise..."
"'Jurassic World Dominion' is a disaster 29 years in the making."
"I can’t imagine this is the last we’ll see of the franchise. As they say, life finds a way. Hopefully next time they’ll have actually figured out what they’re doing."
"Dominion becomes its very own Jurassic Park: Designed to thrill and enchant, it instead becomes a ride to survive."
"The few moments that do involve dinosaur and human interactions are repetitive chases that do little but reaffirm the invincibility of headliners and the utter impotence of what are supposed to be ultimate killing machines."
"Orchestrating two bland, wholly disconnected plotlines, Jurassic World Dominion reduces all of its legacy characters into blank sheets of paper walking through plot developments..."
"To quote Dr. Malcolm, “That is one big pile of shit.”"
"Turgid, messy, and hilariously stupid..."
"The Jurassic World franchise may have willingly chosen extinction with this final entry, but Dominion would've killed it off anyways."
"If anyone actually wants to see a genetic locust biochemical farming movie with their dinosaurs, Jurassic World: Dominion is the only genetic locust biochemical farming dinosaur movie of the summer."