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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom set up a bizarre plot twist it never delivered.<br/>Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is a deeply silly movie that warps the DNA of a franchise far enough to justify turning a monster-heavy adventure into gothic horror. It’s a popcorn movie for people who don’t mind if human characters do stupid things so the script can justify the dinosaurs escaping.<br/><br/>Fallen Kingdom also spends a lot of its running time setting up what would have been one of the most ridiculous plot twists possible, and then backs away from it at the last moment to instead deliver something that seems to even bore the characters in the movie.<br/>One of the major characters in the film is Maisie, the granddaughter of Benjamin Lockwood, a partner of John Hammond’s who is never mentioned in any of the previous films. Lockwood also has an amber walking stick and apparently much of the early dinosaur cloning took place in his estate, which has a Batcave-sized lab and holding facility in its basement.<br/><br/>Hammond and Lockwood fell out over an argument about whether they should make the robotic hosts of the theme park sentient, or maybe I’m getting my worlds mixed up and they argued about dinosaurs or something. The whole thing feels like a giant retcon to justify the bizarre choices made in Fallen Kingdom’s script.<br/>Lockwood has a younger associate who wants to sell the dinosaurs for weapons or exotic animals for rich people to hunt in game preserves or whatever they want to buy them for, and Maisie finds out about his nefarious plan by being very good at sneaking around the estate grounds. Which is fine — she’s a precocious kid.<br/><br/>But from the beginning, there’s still something a little off about Maisie. She’s introduced in a scene where we’re shown how adept she is at hunting her nanny through the faux prehistoric landscapes in the same estate, before revealing herself by roaring. Adults refer to as a wild animal, albeit in a joking manner.<br/><br/>Lockwood adopted Maisie after the death of her mother in a car accident, or at least that’s what we’re told. The identity of Maisie’s mother remains a mystery for most of the movie; we’re shown that there are pictures of her in an album that Lockwood keeps, but doesn’t show her.<br/><br/>The camera also spends a lot of time zooming in on Maisie’s eyes, in a way that’s eerily similar to how we’re often shown the other dinosaurs. It’s not very subtle.<br/><br/>“She was made with Raptor DNA,” my daughter whispered to during the first third of the film. I told her it was unlikely that Fallen Kingdom would get that weird. After about ten more visual clues that she may be connected to the dinosaurs in a way that’s deeper than inheriting the estate in which they were created, I had to admit that my daughter’s theory was probably right. She gave me a very strong “told you so” look that’s impressive for her age, and we both waited to see how all this would pay off.