Jurassic World: Rebirth arrives as both a return to roots and a bold step forward, reigniting the thrill of seeing dinosaurs on the big screen. Directed by Gareth Edwards and written by David Koepp, the film leans into everything audiences come to these stories for—spectacle, suspense, and the awe of prehistoric life—while tightening the focus to a survival adventure that feels intimate and grand at the same time. From its very first images, the movie reestablishes the island as a place of mystery and danger. Edwards fills the screen with sweeping vistas of mist-shrouded cliffs, vast jungles, and ancient valleys where the dinosaurs roam. The scale is breathtaking, and the creatures themselves are rendered with astonishing realism. One early sequence shows a herd of titanosaurids moving through a riverbed, their immense bodies mirrored in the water, creating a moment of pure wonder. Later, the reappearance of the mosasaur rising from the depths of the ocean blends terror with majesty, a...