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Critics have torn apart ‘Jurassic World Dominion’ like a pack of velociraptors. But the latest dinosaur sequel isn’t at fault, writes Louis Chilton: the franchise should have called it quits back in 1993

Back battling prehistoric foes 30 years after the first film, the Oscar winner explains why apocalypse seems more likely than ever – and why men in power are the real dinosaurs

It’s been three decades since Jurassic Park made Jeff Goldblum a blockbuster star: a role to which he’s now returning. Meanwhile, he’s become a bona fide style icon and, more importantly, the most ‘living your best life’ human on the planet. Kevin EG Perry joins him for breakfast

‘I spent the whole film in a muck sweat, thinking, ‘Princess Di is... going to think it’s me,’ Neill said

What is Albert Einstein's definition of insanity? Letting the dinosaurs out of their cages, over and over, and expecting them not to slaughter all of humanity this time?

The “Jurassic Park”/”Jurassic World” franchise always favored a janky, what-should-we-try-this-time approach. Fans of dinosaurs (and who isn’t?) and the 1993 Steven Spielberg original based on Michael Crichton’s novel, have been forgiving enough to show up for most or all of the sequels, with their new batches of dinosaurs and hilariously…

Inept as a monster movie, a romance and a cautionary tale, this disaster makes the case for letting this franchise go extinct.

Andy Lea says the plot of Jurassic World Dominion is not interesting but full of cliches. And, while humans have aged remarkably well, time hasn’t been kind to the dinosaurs

Jurassic World: Dominion - which will be released on Friday - begins four years after Isla Nublar was destroyed by a volcano, with a host of dinosaurs saved and brought to America, only to be set free