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So I just watched the movie & I have got to say it was like no other Jurassic park franchise. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom by far had to be the most darkest & most emotional of all the other JP chronicles among the many scenes one of which had affected me beyond any of the films had ever done. During the epicentre of the film it shows the main characters Owen Grady, Claire Dearing & Franklin had just strived to escape Isla Nublar on the last boat off the island before its destruction by its formerly dormant volcano. The last thing the protagonists see is a distressed Brachiosaurus stranded behind on the dock obscured by the volcanic smoke helpless to do anything as it awaits its inevitable.
As I was watching in the theatre it became the most poignant sight to see as it had left the audience, I included, in a sense of distress & sorrow. I mean the Brachiosaurus was the first dinosaur to be unveiled in the first 1993 film seeing this magnificent beast rearing up on its hind legs to feed off the branches in its glory right before Dr Alan Grant & Ellie Sattler eyes. Now that same scene recreated in a more tear jerking scenario as the animal does the same but gasping for life as it is left behind.

An ending of a dream that started 25 years ago.

Description
[WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD]

So I just watched the movie & I have got to say it was like no other Jurassic park franchise. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom by far had to be the most darkest & most emotional of all the other JP chronicles among the many scenes one of which had affected me beyond any of the films had ever done. During the epicentre of the film it shows the main characters Owen Grady, Claire Dearing & Franklin had just strived to escape Isla Nublar on the last boat off the island before its destruction by its formerly dormant volcano. The last thing the protagonists see is a distressed Brachiosaurus stranded behind on the dock obscured by the volcanic smoke helpless to do anything as it awaits its inevitable.
As I was watching in the theatre it became the most poignant sight to see as it had left the audience, I included, in a sense of distress & sorrow. I mean the Brachiosaurus was the first dinosaur to be unveiled in the first 1993 film seeing this magnificent beast rearing up on its hind legs to feed off the branches in its glory right before Dr Alan Grant & Ellie Sattler eyes. Now that same scene recreated in a more tear jerking scenario as the animal does the same but gasping for life as it is left behind.

An ending of a dream that started 25 years ago.