JURASSIC PARK: A Perfect Movie? – The Good, The Bad & The Brilliant

The video discusses the 1993 film Jurassic Park, analyzing its good, bad, and brilliant aspects. The hosts explore the film's script, emotional arcs, and themes of nature versus intellect. They critique its lack of moral ambiguity and some character decisions. A lightning round of questions adds fun, while the brilliant section delves into the film's thematic depth. The video concludes with recommendations for similar movies.

What are the potential consequences of bringing dinosaurs back to life as depicted in Jurassic Park?

How does the character of Doctor Grant evolve throughout the film?

Discuss the moral implications of using genetic engineering to resurrect extinct species.

What role does chaos theory play in the narrative of Jurassic Park?

In what ways does the film address the theme of human hubris?

How does the film portray the relationship between humans and nature?

What are some of the emotional arcs presented in Jurassic Park?

Analyze the significance of the quote 'Life finds a way' in the context of the film.

What critiques can be made about the portrayal of the park's staff in Jurassic Park?

How does the film's score contribute to the overall experience of Jurassic Park?