>The scene I think of first is Jeff Goldblum's adopted daughter
>doing gymnastics on raptors in the barn. It is a scene that
>is "Peter Parker emo dancing in Spider-Man 3 bad".

I actually like the emo dancing more than the gymnastics, lol. But this is a given. Even fans of this movie hate this part.

>The entire sequence in the city is line crossing for JP, it
>should have never happened. And the whole piece of getting to
>the city, with a full grown T rex on the ship and escaping the
>way they did, is very poorly explained.

I won't argue with any of this. I think it's fun and certainly visually terrific, but I can see why some wouldn't like this.

>Also, the best scene of the film, when the 2 dinosaurs are
>attacking the trailers, is just a rehashed, but less
>entertaining version of the scene in the first film.

See, this to me? That's where we part ways. I think this stands on its own. The scene with Moore on the glass *alone* is worth the price of admission imo. It's fucking brilliant.

>That's my take. I LOVE Jurassic Park, hate Lost World,
>dislike JP3 (don't get me wrong, this movie is BAD too, but it
>kind of fits into the goofy good to an extent), so I'm looking
>at Jurassic World like this: o_O.

JP3 is far more forgettable, just due to lacking the visual splendor of the first two. I'll be interested to see if Trevorrow can capture the visuals-- the first trailer certainly seemed to indicate he's going big, which is a good thing (haven't seen the rest). I remain hopeful.