Watching Jurassic Domination (Asylum) (Decker Shado film review)

It was only a year ago that Jurassic World: Dominion came out. It's therefore not a surprise that The Asylum created a mockbuster within a weekend. They also stuck an identical word to the D word on the labels and packed DVDs across the nation. The cover art of Jurassic Domination is fairly cool; it depicts a scene that isn't all that dissimilar to the scene in the film, but it (click now to see web pages) does it with a lot of imagination and an effort to be as generous with (blog post) its presentation as is possible.

Dinosaur Domination doesn't quite live up its hype and what it's made to seem. Even for the size of an Asylum film, the set aren't very impressive in the (click now to view videos) way of diversity and the actual dinosaurs that are on exhibit are featured in the film an embarrassingly insignificant amount of times. If you try to figure out what's going on in the narrative, that could be the worst aspect of the entire film.