Jurassic Galaxy (2018): Cast & Ratings
Jurassic Galaxy is a 2018 action sci-fi film directed by Jon Kondelik and James Kondelik, starring Jonathan Nation as Flynn, Eric Paul Erickson and Frankie Ray. It runs 1 hour 16 minutes. Its Echo Score is 9/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 16m (76 min)
- Directors
- Jon Kondelik and James Kondelik
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- Dual Visions
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Jurassic Galaxy About?
The premise of Jurassic Galaxy without spoilers.
A team of space explorers find themselves stranded on a mysterious planet after their ship crash lands. They quickly realize the planet is not uninhabited, as they encounter terrifying, monstrous dinosaurs. Facing their worst nightmares, the explorers must find a way to survive against the prehistoric threat and escape the alien world.
Jurassic Galaxy Themes & Keywords
· 3 tags- dinosaur adventure
- ship
- low budget sci fi movie
Jurassic Galaxy Cast & Characters
Jonathan Nation leads the cast as Flynn, with Eric Paul Erickson as Marston and Frankie Ray as Retch. Directed by Jon Kondelik and James Kondelik; 7 actors are credited in all.
- Co-director Jon Kondelik
- Co-director James Kondelik
- Jonathan Nation as Flynn
- Eric Paul Erickson as Marston
- Frankie Ray as Retch
- Doug Burch as Harris
Also Starring in Jurassic Galaxy
· 3 more- Ryan Budds Corrigan
- Madison West Daize
- Tamara Stayer Gail
More from Jon Kondelik and James Kondelik
More films directed by Jon Kondelik and James Kondelik: Arctic Apocalypse, Hornet, Behind the Walls and Dam Sharks!.
Jurassic Galaxy Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 9/100, strongest in art & craft (12) and weakest in rewatch factor (5).
Jurassic Galaxy Echo Score Breakdown
Jurassic Galaxy fails to deliver a coherent or engaging experience, with almost every element falling short of basic standards. Critics and viewers alike note weak storytelling, subpar visual execution, and unconvincing performances that undermine any intended immersion. The film’s brief runtime does little to mitigate the pervasive lack of quality across direction, design, and production values. Consequently, the movie offers little beyond a fleeting reminder of what a low‑budget effort can become.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 12
In terms of art and craft, the film displays a markedly deficient visual style. Reviewers repeatedly criticize the cinematography for flat angles, cheap lighting, and inconsistent framing, while costume and set design appear hastily assembled with evident continuity errors. Editing offers little rhythm, contributing to a disjointed flow. Overall, the production’s artistic execution falls well below acceptable standards.
- Character & Emotion 10
When evaluating character and emotion, the performances are uniformly described as inept and lifeless. Actors receive remarks for delivering flat dialogue, lacking chemistry, and failing to convey believable reactions to the absurd premise. No depth or nuance emerges in the portrayals, leaving audience disengaged. Consequently, the film’s character work provides virtually no emotional resonance.
- Story & Flow 8
The story and flow suffer from a near‑absence of coherent plotting. Critics note that world‑building is nonexistent, pacing erratic, and narrative logic riddled with holes that undermine engagement. Originality is absent, as the premise collapses under contradictory premises and unexplained settings. Overall, the film offers little narrative substance to sustain viewer interest.
- Sensory Experience 12
Sensory experience elements such as sound design and visual cohesion are repeatedly described as substandard. Reviewers point to jarring CGI dinosaurs, mismatched environmental footage, and a soundtrack that fails to enhance atmosphere. The overall audiovisual palette feels disjointed, providing no immersive quality. In sum, the sensory components contribute little to the film’s limited appeal.
- Rewatch Factor 5
Rewatch factor is minimal, as reviewers consistently express an inability to endure the film beyond a brief portion and a lack of desire to view it again. The absence of redeeming qualities, humor, or engaging content offers no incentive for repeat viewings. Consequently, the movie provides little lasting appeal for future audiences.
Jurassic Galaxy Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Jurassic Galaxy.
Jurassic Galaxy Also Known As
10 alternative titles, including “Jurassic Planet” and “Galaxia Jurásica”.
- Also known as
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- Jurassic Planet
- Galaxia Jurásica
- 다이노소어 월드
- 星際侏羅紀
- 侏罗纪星系
- Галактика юрского периода
- Uzaylı Seferi
- Jurassic Galactic
- Галактика Юрського періоду
- גלקסיית היורה
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Jurassic Galaxy FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Jurassic Galaxy, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Jurassic Galaxy?
Jurassic Galaxy runs 1 hour 16 minutes (76 minutes).
When was Jurassic Galaxy released?
Jurassic Galaxy was released on August 20, 2018.
Who directed Jurassic Galaxy?
Jurassic Galaxy was directed by Jon Kondelik and James Kondelik.
More films by Jon Kondelik Who is in the cast of Jurassic Galaxy?
Jurassic Galaxy stars Jonathan Nation as Flynn, Eric Paul Erickson as Marston and Frankie Ray as Retch, among 7 credited actors.
Does Jurassic Galaxy have a post-credit scene?
No. Jurassic Galaxy has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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