Jurassic World: 10 Reasons Why It’s Such A Huge Success
3. A Proper Popcorn Flick
You neednt be too concerned by the smattering of doom-mongers heralding the death of cinema: people have been writing off the pictures since before the Lumiere brothers even breathed their last. That being said, the high-def age of oversized TV screens has had an unquestionable impact on global ticket receipts. With miniature movie theatres in their own homes and an ever-closing window between cinema and DVD/digital releases, most people are less inclined to rush out to the cinema than was once the case. The escalating costs of a family day out at the flicks are also increasingly prohibitive, yet some films downright demand the biggest available screen. Films like Jurassic World. Simply put, Colin Trevorrows film is the epitome of an experience you cant do justice in the comfort of your own home (unless your home has a sizeable cinema in it). The sheer scale of dinosaurs crashing around deserves a large canvas, perhaps even a 3D enhancement if you see it as one or an IMAX splurge. Add to the mix the fact that Jurassic World is a family-friendly affair, suitable for almost ages by default, and its remarkable impact at the global box office becomes a little easier to understand.
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