I finally got around to seeing Jurassic World, and I enjoyed it.

When going to see it, my friend mentioned that it was along the lines of a soft-reboot, ie: new people, but the previous stories remain intact.

The two points I want to focus on: the literal ending (how to do this without spoiling it... I'll figure that out), and the Brontosaurus scene.

Brontosaurus scene: Absolutely heartbreaking scene. Borderline tears in my eyes watching that. It was like watching a family dog slowly fade away. I like to think that most kids growing up are heavily invested in the awesomeness of dinosaurs. Even in Jurassic Park when the Brontosaurus is traveling with across the screen, it was an awe inspiring moment for me (and hopefully others) growing up. To see the (possibly the same, if not (again, hopefully) a related) Brontosaurus in the state it was left... just heartbreaking.

Literal ending: I think the best way I can say this without giving it away: I got chills watching that. Not the bad kind, the great kind. Like a king rightfully taking back his throne.

It was glorious.