In the original Jurassic Park, John Williams's booming score reaches its crescendo as characters gaze up to see a live brachiosaurus for the first time. Their eyes widen right out of their faces and their mouths drop open, in complete awe of this gigantic science beast right in front of them. DOO DOO DOOOOOO... DOO DOO DOOOO... DOO DOOO... DOO DOOO... DOOOO DOOOOOOOO... The moment is perfect movie magic. In Jurassic World, a similar buildup of that iconic theme song starts when two kids arrive at a functional theme park featuring live dinosaurs. (GUESS WHAT IT'S CALLED.) Michael Giacchino's score gets louder and louder as they check stuff out. Their eyes never get very wide. Then that booming DOO DOO DOOOOOOOO theme opens up... and we see a kid in a hotel room, staring through a window at a distant, sterile, manicured theme park. There isn't a dinosaur in sight. Bad news first: Jurassic World isn't going to fill you with the awe that Jurassic Park did 20 years ago. Now the good news: Sure, it's no JP Classic Original, but Jurassic World is still loud and bloody and pretty fucking badass. by Elinor Jones