A strange, twisting space is discovered by Clark in the basement of his store. Miles and miles of rooms with yellow wallpaper, bright fluorescent lights, furniture, and other strange artifacts. Clark’s own emotional issues entangle Mary (his therapist) and his young worker into this vast space. As Clark emotionally collapses, Mary witnesses how such a maze can have many monsters.
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The most damning praise I can offer for Jurassic World: Rebirth is that I did not hate it. It does an ok job of continuing the world building from previous films and gets quite a few things right. Those things are often buried and entangled in a lot of errors that give a sense of wild mix of ideas being pressed together. The resulting “soup” is sometimes strange and confusing in its ingredients. It is nearly better to think of it as two separate movies that just happened to be playing at the same time.