What can be said about this movie that hasn&#39;t already been said? Who knows. We all know that this has some of the greatest special effects, even today. Also, if there&#39;s anything that can match the awesome T-Rex, it&#39;s the movie&#39;s musical score. I swear, listen to it more than once, and you&#39;re bound to see the movie yet again, if for that sole reason. It&#39;s that powerful. Oh sure, acting isn&#39;t this movie&#39;s strong suit, but who looks for acting in a Dinosaur thriller? Who?!<br/><br/>Anyway, I think I&#39;ve made my point. Jurassic Park: One of America&#39;s greatest classics. Steven Spielberg created magic with this movie. If you haven&#39;t seen it once, you haven&#39;t seen it at all.

Simply one of the greatest films of all time. How on Earth it is only rated as 7.9/10 I&#39;ll never know.<br/><br/>It has a great plot, structured of course around Michael Crichton&#39;s equally brilliant novel, and the graphics are absolutely superb. Jurassic Park, along with the sequel &#39;The Lost World: Jurassic Park&#39;, had Dinosaurs that were actually convincing. Of course, there was some artistic license involved - certain behaviours of the animals were exaggerated or entirely fabricated - but that in no way detracts from the film. They are certainly better than those in the comparably average third instalment in the franchise, &#39;Jurassic Park III&#39;. Living in the 21st century (or 20th, as it were) this film gave us a recreation of these creatures that was genuinely believable.<br/><br/>For all their fancy graphics and obscene budgets, films such as &#39;Avatar&#39; will never compare to the likes of Jurassic Park.

This was obviously the most sophisticated portrayal of dinosaurs at the time, and it doesn&#39;t age a bit. Sam Neill plays Dr Alan Grant, a paleontologist who is persuaded to check out Richard Attenborough&#39;s new theme park, only to find that he has managed to clone dinosaurs. There is plenty of action, and the dinos look so real as to be positively scary! Sam Neill puts in his usual incredibly brilliant performance, and you can really believe he is acting with the creatures! Jeff Goldblum as usual seems to play himself, as Professor Ian Malcolm, an expert in chaos theory who is convinced the park is a bad idea. The cast are amazing, the effects are amazing, this whole movie is amazing. It doesn&#39;t get any better than this!