Jurassic Triangle

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	Darrell Griggs	Drew
	Sian Altman	Beth
	André Pierre	Jax
	Dorothea Jones	Jenny Carlisle
	Faith Kiggundu	Linda
	Rob Kirtley	Captain Rawson
	Amelie Leroy	Sue
	Connor Powles	Jason
	Toby Redpath	Issac
	Chrissie Wunna	Phillipa

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Director	Victor De Almeida
Writer	Harry Boxley
Producer	Tyler-James
Musician	James Cox
Photography	Ben Jay Smith

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My quick rating - 3.6/10. Somtimes you pop a movie on knowing fully well it is going to be stupid. This is a movie that fully embraces its own absurdity, delivering a campy and slightly entertaining ride for viewers in search of mindless fun. From the outset, it's clear that this film isn't aiming for highbrow cinema and instead revels in its own silliness and delivers exactly what it promises. The premise is as straightforward as they come: a group of colleagues crash land on a mysterious island inhabited by bloodthirsty creatures and dinosaurs. As they struggle to survive and find a way off the island, they're faced with one outrageous scenario after another, leading to a series of over-the-top action sequences and narrow escapes. While this flick certainly won't win any awards for its plot or character development, it excels in delivering sheer entertainment value. The film doesn't take itself too seriously, allowing you to sit back and enjoy the spectacle without getting bogged down by logic or coherence. The special effects, while not groundbreaking, effectively bring the island's inhabitants to life, from the menacing dinosaurs to the more fantastical creatures encountered along the way. One of which later in the movie shows up that I have no idea what they were modeling it after. And while the characters may be thinly drawn archetypes, the cast embraces their roles with gusto, adding to the film's sense of fun. Ultimately, it is exactly what it sets out to be: a mindless, popcorn-munching adventure that doesn't require much thought but delivers a few thrills and laughs along the way. If you're in the mood for a bit of escapism and don't mind suspending your disbelief, this film should suffice.

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