I love how they set up a genuinely interesting premise of can we coexist with dinosaurs? And then they completely ignored it to focus on a small research base with locusts

Jeff Goldblum admitting he is just in it for money, is the most realistic acting you can find these days

Dominion makes Jurassic Park III & The Lost World look like an Oscar winning masterpiece

When Ellie and Alan are sneaking through a laboratory to carefully retrieve a giant prehistoric bug to get a DNA sample to prove to the world that Biosyn is responsible for a forthcoming mass extinction with entire flocks of said prehistoric bugs, I wanted to scream, "WHAT DOES THIS HAVE TO DO WITH JURASSIC PARK!?" Also, it is so colossally dumb to introduce a new mega-dinosaur more powerful than the T-Rex, but the only thing it kills in the entire movie is a bug.

The most unbelievable thing in this movie franchise is how a cloned little girl developed a British accent that gets more developed over the franchise while not being subjected to anyone with a British accent that would influence her speech development in that direction.

Build up over 5 movies the idea of what would happen if dinosaurs escaped into the world... make it happen and hype up this finally interesting again concept with mini films... then release a movie about giant locusts... genius. Pure and utter brilliance.

The most amazing thing about this movie is how they managed to not have a single hint of chemistry between members of the main cast, be it the JW one or the OG JP one. Everyone was just... there.

"Jurassic World Épisode 6: The Clone Wars".. It killed me😂

"Every single time, we all act surprised" This is the most painfully accurate joke I've seen in a while.

I like how the Pyroraptor and Therizinosaurus were extremely big deals in the advertising for this movie, but their names don't even get mentioned in the film.

The all powerful hand gesture to stop dinos from attacking bugged me throughout, but I also loved how often actors would look/hold their hand out toward a dino and it was so far off the mark lol In a world where I'm seeing a lot of youtube videos pointing out how good the attention to detail in CGI stuff is in movies, that really stood out to me in this one.

TRULY how have they not asked Bryce to take over, if there's anything I've learned in the past few years it's that she's fantastic on the other side of the camera

I found it interesting that like 20 dinosaurs were released into a single area and then over just a few years they've somehow multiplied like crazy and are all over the world.

I really resonated with the part where the raptor said "Alan".

2:18 ALAN! Lmaoooo the running gag is back!

3:33 BioSyn is the main villain in Jurassic Franchise especially older Game’s, Comic’s, and the original Novel. Their main objective is the steal InGen technology.

The 1993 original is still a masterpiece and nothing has topped it.

Its hard to believe the first one was almost 30 years ago. Even more incredible that it blows ALL of the sequels out of the water still. On all levels.

4:22 If Vincent Dinofrio in JW taught us one thing, it's that the raptors are not conditioned to follow hand signals.

Lol that "Go. AWAY!" For Chris Pratt 😂😂😂

I have to admit I did like seeing the old cast back together, but Yeah... "Thank You for Your Fan Service" sums it up pretty accurately.

I’m not usually a fan of parody films but really enjoyed this one, impressive how they got all the actors from the films to be in the parody, my wife and I laughed all the way through.

and the Oscar goes to ... 1:09....''the DNA has made them stronger then they should be'' ..... 🤣🤣🤣🤣

0:26 I laughed out loud when the rex's head lined up perfectly in the Totally Random Circular Waterfall that was definitely not placed there just for convenient logo placement Also I haven't actually seen the movie yet, but if Claire doesn't scream "RUN" at some point like she did in the other two movies (and which is the only reason Colin hired her, because she screams that one word really well), then I'm just not gonna frikkin' bother

One of the first reviews of this movie I saw on Twitter was: "I went into this thinking there's no way this franchise could let me down even more. I was wrong."

This movie broke the #1 rule of Jurassic Park movies: the group at the end of the movie is always smaller than the group at the beginning. This was the total opposite, mainly because they just didn't want to kill anyone off.

I was just happy Claire conserved her superpower of outrunning a raptor/T-rex ...I hope she gets her own movie !!!

The raptor quietly saying “Allan” had me rolling

I feel that Sam Neal's commitment to having a believable American accent is a metaphor for the quality of this movie.

I want to write and release a Jurassic Park movie, where the moment a character holds their hand up with a stop sign thinking it will do anything to stop a wild animal, that said dinosaur trying to be stopped rips that arm off. It is profoundly stupid that all of these movies kept that garbage up even though it only made since with Blue and the trained raptors. Hold your hand up to a pissed off, untrained grizzly bear and tell me how that goes for you.

This is already good, but you know what would be really great? An Honest Trailer for the Highlander franchise!

Wow, this was the best one in a while. Especially everyone's reactions at the end.

“Jurassic world: episode six, The clone wars” killed me lol!

Look, can we just jump ahead to the part where the franchise goes full ham with a "dinosaurs have taken over the world" story? Like Land of the Lost meets Planet of the Apes. I'd totally go see that, no matter how much it sucks, because at least it wouldn't be about goddamn grasshoppers.

Literally, the best thing about Dominion was watching a satisfying character arch ending for Ellie & Allan, after the depressing JP III, obviously written by a divorcee; also, kind of "so bad it's great" moment for Ian with that "flaming javelin throw" to the Giga's mouth...jumping the shark, nuking the fridge, torching the Giga...

This movie broke my heart. At least I have JP on VHS.

You forgot one thing............. The brat girl is responsible for the death of every person killed by a dino since she released them in to the wild in the last film.

This movie was like if at the end of Infinity War, Thanos snapped his fingers, and then when we got to Endgame the previous movie is just on the news in the background. Meanwhile the actual main plot is Tony buying pants or something

Been looking forward to this. Thank you

This movie offers also one of the worst example of "European Geography according to Americans": they say that Biosyn Genetics established a dinosaur preserve in Italy's Dolomite Mountains because there's nothing in a 200km radius, implying that a big part of northern Italy - where 5 milions people live, including Venice - and half of Austria are some kind of uninhabited jungle.

What was amazing is how no one died, and each separate plot coincidentally crossed paths at the right moment. Life finds a way I guess.

My friend played this on tv while I watch on the sideline. Even he burst out laughing and couldn't focus when I ask so many stupid questions. Like they kidnap the girl and let her roam free. Or how the bad guy who can control the train just let the train run for a bit and let it stop right at the cave entrance instead of just turning the train back. Or Chris Pratt didn't even need to come since she already escaped and delivered right into his footsteps in a rolling jeep.

The only movie I’ve EVER walked out on. And that’s saying something because I watch movies all the time.

With this last film, I can safely say these films were made for the audience that thinks the Sci-Fi channel Dinosaur films just needed a bigger budget and more bankable actors, which sadly proved to be correct in the long run because undemanding summer audiences don't care to think about what was seen afterwards to a Hollywood that has long since put more value in looking good enough to get people to purchase that ticket and then not care for anything else. Yet even then, they just couldn't even commit to the madness proper, I mean, how do you make the setup of Dinosaurs having dominance in the world again and were more interested in a plot involving locus and dumb call backs? How do you mess up something so simple!?

Even the dinosaurs themselves didn’t even care at this point

This trailer made me realize that the "clone rapturing" plot could have been the scientists knocking on the door and kindly asking to take a small sample of her skin or something. And if she refused they would probably come back with a court serving because her DNA would be considered the company intelectual property or something like that...

Love the way you do them... so much fun dude

The movie's main problem, amid a large host of smaller problems, was that there were basically three different plots all fighting for space, yet not one of them actually felt like it was the plot for a sequel to Fallen Kingdom. Plus, they changed Maisie's backstory in a way that made it less interesting than in Fallen Kingdom. It was heartwarming, yes, but a lot less interesting. And yeah, no one went to see this movie because of the giant locusts, especially when the potential mystery of who might be responsible for them was solved instantly.

I think Daredevil (Netflix) is one of the most requested honest trailers. You guys should really do it.

I am so glad that I still haven't thrown however many hours long this movie is of my life away by watching it.

I applaud Honest Trailers' commitment to their own continuity. "ALAN!"

This movie should’ve come with a locust trigger warning - I went in to watch a dinosaur movie and instead had to sit through like 2,5 hours of exposure therapy for my locust phobia 😂😂😂

2:24 not one, but THREE "Alan" quotes!! You've outdone yourselves this time, Screen Junkies! Bravo!

"How do these all make a billion dollars??" Dinosaurs: hold my DNA.

This is just toooooo good!! Congrats

From the moment Owen lassoed and stopped the dinosaur with his bare hands I said "Yeah, right." and just didn't stop until the credits rolled.

A friend of mine went to see this movie and while he was telling me how it was (in response to me asking him if it was any good) I remembered-- I had just seen the movie the week prior. It was the first movie I went to see in over two years and I forgot it within a week; I think that sums it up pretty well.

“He slid into my DMs.” *_NO_* 😂😂

So here are my gripes with this movie: - I don't hate that the locusts were a part of it, I hate that only now they get introduced. This is no better than Disney shoving Darth Sidious at us for no reason. This is a plot point that should have been introduced much earlier in the series if it were to have any effect. - Oh wow, Giganotosaurus enters and it's the big baddie now? Again, haven't seen this Dino before and now we need to fear it? Why didn't they introduce it way earlier? - Random chick gets introduced, happens to be a pilot and happens to work for the same people on the island you need to go. Again, this was not set up at all. - The idiot clone chick really pissed me off. I would rather have seen her eaten - So then there Dodgson's protege. No indication that he would turn on his employer, no journey... Just, "oh I'm really a good guy" - So why would Dodgson have Ian Malcom working for him?!

Should’ve called the evil CEO “Tim Cook” - literally made the entire Jurassic World into Apple HQ

Thank you! It killed me that Trevorrow managed to get Laura Dern to utter the line "he slid into my DM's." That was the cherry topping the trashfire.

I've seen the accent thing alot so I just thought to lay it out there that Maisie was raised by birth, by her British housekeeper Iris Caroll who not only encouraged her to speak in Queen's English but was also very strict about it apparently. There's literally a scene in Fallen Kingdom where Iris corrects her and asks Maisie to say bath in the British way. Not to mention her grandfather Benjamin Lockwood was also a British entrepreneur. She lived with Owen and Claire for just 4 yrs and lived with Iris for the first 10 years of her life. Also she wasn't really allowed to go out or interact with the outside world while she was with them. If anything I think the dumb thing is not having James Cromwell(Lockwood), the actor have a more believable British accent in fallen kingdom. That caused more confusion imo.

THIS IS PERFECT

"every.single.time. we all act surprised?" nailed it!

I’ve fallen off the honest trailers hype train for awhile now but this one really hit the nail on the head. I was so stoked for this movie based on all the marketing, dinotracker website, and Battle at Big Rock. “Dinosaurs living among us” and how would that look? Where would the conflicts come from? How do we coexist? But nope we don’t get any of that. The movie focuses on those stupid locust and simply acts casual that dinosaurs live with us. “Oh there’s nothing we can do”. Are you serious??! We find to eradicate invasive species all the time, like the Burmese pythons in the Everglades but we throw in the towel for dinosaurs?? This movie had so much potential and it was squandered by Colin. Couldn’t even give us a split second to see the spinosaurus again. And I’m glad HT mentioned the stupid hand raise, palm out. This gesture is so stupid and ridiculous. Here’s hoping someone picks up the franchise and redeems it.

So freaking good man!

Great work Thank you

"They do know locusts aren't dinosaurs right?" Just like they know half of these dinosaurs should've been hunted down by now.

The talons reference from Napoleon Dynamite got to me. Well played.

It was so cool to see the original characters from the first one.

Crisp Rat slander - I am here for it 😂😂😂

I watched this film with my niece and nephew, they fell asleep halfway through the movie. The original kept me awake for a few nights.

3:54 Guys you don't get it... They are not using the stop sign, they are using the force! It's the Star Wars pre-prequel!!

This small summary greatly enhances the movie, love it

Honestly, at the end "what" montage, I was expecting you to just throw in the Samuel L. Jackson clip from Pulp Fiction to wrap it all up. You set it up perfectly, then just kind of left it all hanging.

"Alan..." never gets old

You knew we are here for the "ALLEN" and you didn't disappointed us!!!!

I'm kind of disappointed you didn't name Bryce "Lady in the Water." I swear I heard your voice call her that when she crawled into that pond.

Ok the hand thing I didn't even realized until now. This is hilarious!

"Do the dinos have large talons?" "Son, I don't understand a word you just said" Best movie ever

That supercut of "What" was devastating

This video has the best ending... those last few Whats?! are perfect

Telling Chris Pratt to "go away" for a while was pretty funny. Yes, overexposure can be annoying.

5:10 clone wars (2008-2020) honest trailer PLS

No talks about how the Gigantosaurus was supposed to be like the Joker?!

Perfect fit.

I have no desire to see this movie but I was stoked for this trailer to drop

30 years and the T-Rex is the only dinosaur that survived all 6

Man I miss when the tone of these movies were gritty and horror based just like the books. Nowadays its just another Fast And Furious marathon of bad action and spectacle to keep people entertained.

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when i watched to movie i just needed to play the "dodgson we got dodgsen here " clip every time he was on screen.

"3 meals aways from anarchy. If we don't stop them, you can pick your last 3 meals..." That is the definition of a line that sounds cool and dramatic in your head until you write it down and give it to an actor to say. Do people talk like this? Of course not. Does it mean anything? Maybe... I wanna know what the 3 meals would be now.

Honestly, this has dinosaurs in it by a mile, with almost nobody getting eaten.

Me Through The Entire Video 🙂 vs Me @3:53 🤣🤣💀

That "Wu is for the children" line was cut so deep, you'd think it was from Liquid Swords.

I made it further in the honest trailer than I did in the actual movie.

The original had three elements that were executed really well. Tremendous cast chemistry, really amazing suspense (most of the movie was slow, yet intense, cat and mouse), and trailblazing effects that provided a wow reaction. Each sequel since has gotten farther away from those things that they don't even feel like the same movie style anymore. Like how Star Wars movies after the original trilogy only has occasional moments or scenes that feel like it's all part of the same story. Otherwise, like Jurassic Park/World, they're making good space movies but not really Star Wars movies anymore.

"Thank you for your fan service" A+

"He slid into my DMs-" *NO.* Yep, that was my visceral reaction. Just slipped out, like a reflex.

Literally watched this to see how many times they would put the "Allen!" bit.... They did not disappoint 😂