Jurassic World Dominion might look like an improvement compared to its predecessor, but this movie is just as trash. Between some entertaining action, it shows that Jurassic Park needs a rest. | © Universal Pictures
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom was one of the more interesting reboots to fail. Dinos, who once commanded awe and fear, look bored, and actors lack shock and awe. | © Universal Pictures
Jurassic Park III marked the franchise's creative decline. The movie is faster and darker than its predecessors, and it's perfectly enjoyable as a monster movie in its own right. But expect nothing more. | © Universal Pictures
Jurassic World is a visually striking thrill that delivers exactly what fans of dinosaur action need. While it doesn't bring anything new to the franchise, Jurassic World offers a satisfying experience that even the most cynical viewers will appreciate. | © Universal Pictures
The Lost World: Jurassic Park can't match the sheer of the original movie, but it's a great sequel that balances nostalgia and innovation to remain entertaining and visually stunning. | © Universal Pictures
The original Jurassic Park has set the standard for dinosaurs with its groundbreaking special effects and life-like animatronics. It's a classic in the franchise and one of Spielberg's greatest works. | © Universal Pictures
Jurassic Park is one of the highest-grossing franchises of all time, so we've decided to watch it back and rank all of Jurassic Park from worst to best. Of course, our ranking is subjective so don't mind sharing your opinion in the comments section!
