Jurassic Park revolutionized cinema with its groundbreaking use of CGI, but subsequent films leaned heavily on formulaic storytelling and cliches, losing original narrative quality. The shift towards juvenile spectacle in mainstream cinema has become increasingly prominent, with action franchises relying excessively on CGI. Additionally, the impending influence of AI on filmmaking poses a risk of diminishing the human aspect in storytelling. The latest installment, Jurassic World Rebirth, attempts to refresh the franchise by not including previous characters, offering a new direction for the series.
The release of Jurassic Park 32 years ago marked a moment in cinematic history with groundbreaking CGI; however, it led to a reliance on formulaic storytelling.
Mainstream movies have increasingly focused on cliches and juvenile spectacle rather than innovative ideas, with CGI being a routine element of action franchises.
The anticipation of AI's role in filmmaking suggests that the human element in movies may diminish further, which raises concerns about future narratives.
Jurassic World Rebirth offers a break from the previous trilogy as it resets the narrative without returning characters, allowing for a fresh approach.
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