Dickiebyrne

It's an easy going show, nothing too dramatic or shocking. A murder that unfolds in a timely fashion. No blood, gore or guts so fun for all the family. A sort of modern Murder She Wrote.

Probably the most frustrating storyline will be the will they won't they of the main lead and the medical examiner (I think that's his title, maybe he's a coroner?).

Anyway I hope it doesn't drag on for the whole season as I rather they binned it as a plotline and just focused on the murders.

The irony is the premise of this film is it is titled Rebirth but in the film the people are no longer interested in dinosaurs, they have become an annoyance in their daily life. Sadly as people in the film have lost interest in dinosaurs the people in the audience are also losing interest in Dinosaurs. The film really rehashes all the previous films but now without any of the magic that came especially with the early films. As the film starts out I'm sitting there wondering who will we be left with, which of the characters I would like to see being chewed up and no longer have to suffer watching. There's a few to choose from as the characters are all paper thin and dispensable, no one to get behind and root for, the mercenaries whose names I didn't remember as I walked out of the cinema or the family who decided to sail across the ocean very close to where dinosaurs are chilling out or the cliched corporate man (my mind instantly went back to Burke - similar comeuppance) .The family just about edged it and they were involved in probably the best set piece of the film with the T-Rex, the tension in that scene came close to the earliest films. The rest of the close dino' encounters are fairly tame, barely enough to raise a pulse. Not sure why but maybe it was down to the fact the dinosaurs looked like they had been transported through Seth Brundles device and came out disfigured not particularly menacing but more unpleasant . Overall kind of forgettable.