magicjack

One of the smart things the producers did was keep the same formula so-to-speak. I've aged since the '70s' show and it took a little time getting accustomed to the young cast. It has managed to keep my attention so far and I'm looking forward to seeing what might happen. The occasional cameos of the original cast, which I'm generally not a fan of cameos, if intertwined with the new cast it just might end up working quite well. 'The 70s Show' required watching enough to get into the groove of it and I genuinely felt emotional at the more serious dramatic times. I am older now and might not have the same sentiments with the new case, but we'll see.

What a horrible hunk of junk. There's nothing new except different angles of dinosaurs that look computerized 80% of the time, the animatronic heads not that great, beyond stupid scenes with the same old over-volume music scores, once again the confused young protagonist who looks like someone out of 'Stranger Things', Chris Pratt playing cowboy and rangl'in a much bigger dino-varmint with a rope while riding a horse, the kids in near peril which everyone knows will make it but had to do the zoom up to their frightened faces and screems, I could go on and on with all the rehashed stupidness. It seems the movie was created per request of the celebrities managers just to rake in some dough. It's the same over-used to nausea formula of all J. P. movies, the 1st one the only time it worked.

I've noticed or at least believe the ratings here are more accurate than on Prime, there it's almost a perfect 5 which scared me. I wondered if people have become this lame but was happy when I came here and a more believable rating exists.

There's no Austin Powers fan that's not going to love this, I'm one. It's funny, charming at times, ridiculous at others, light-hearted absurdity with excellent backdrops and cgi, impressive casting as well. This series will be a cult-classic. Bravo Mike Meyers and team!