Jurassic World

In this action‑adventure sequel, a safari park featuring genetically engineered dinosaurs develops a new species. The creature soon breaks free, wreaking dangerous havoc on the park’s unsuspecting visitors. Chris Pratt returns to lead the fight against the rampaging dinosaur again.

Jurassic World is a programme presented as a movie, falling squarely within the action‑adventure genre. It continues the storyline established by its predecessor, positioning itself as a sequel that builds on the familiar world of cloned dinosaurs. The format is that of a feature‑length film rather than a series. The central premise centres on a safari park where dinosaurs have been genetically engineered. Within this setting, the park’s scientists manage to create an entirely new species. However, the creature soon breaks free from containment and begins to menace the visiting tourists, turning what was meant to be a safe attraction into a source of terror. The narrative unfolds as an action‑driven adventure, following the chaos that erupts when the newly‑born dinosaur roams beyond its intended bounds. The escaped animal’s behaviour threatens the safety of the guests, prompting a frantic response from those on the ground. The film therefore combines high‑octane sequences with the peril of uncontrolled science. As a sequel, Jurassic World revisits the concept of a theme park populated by resurrected prehistoric creatures, but adds the twist of an unprecedented species. The storyline remains focused on the clash between human ambition and the unpredictable nature of the engineered beasts, delivering a continuation of the franchise’s established premise.