Jurassic World is a visually striking thrill, packed with enough adventure to leave even the most cynical 21st century viewer in awe. Though the storyline itself brings little originality, its cheesiness is oddly endearing.

The whole thing is an elaborate fantasy, so it seems a bit churlish to say, "that's not believable!" But even a film like this needs some internal logic.

Jurassic World is the reason summer movies exist.

It crosses its I's and dots its T's, essentially making it the difference between the I-Rex and the T-Rex. And as I've said before, the I-Rex is pretty damn sweet.