Jurassic World

In the last review, Ellie and Alan arrive in Biosyn and reunite with Ian, while Claire and Owen endure an absurd raptor chase. During the chaos…

They’re just an annoyance more than anything, so the time devoted to making it seem like our heroes are in danger is wasted. So, of course, there is a superficial goodbye between Owen and Claire—because even the writers know you’re not buying this—then Claire ejects from the plane. Ellie and Alan only want to prove Biosyn were behind the plot. They don’t know how to fix the problem, and Maisie isn’t even aware of them. And here is one of the dumbest lines in the film. She’d have to unbuckle her seatbelt, move back, then sit down in the ejector seat, and buckle the new seat belt all while the plane is going down. [Henry Wu](https://jurassicpark.fandom.com/wiki/Henry_Wu) explain why she and the baby raptor were kidnapped—basically saying he needed them to save the world—she immediately lets the baby raptor loose and runs away. [Aerial Deterrent System](https://jurassicpark.fandom.com/wiki/Aerial_Deterrent_System) will be turned off, and they will be vulnerable to the various breeds of flying reptiles. During the chaos, Owen and Claire learn that [Maisie](https://jurassicpark.fandom.com/wiki/Maisie_Lockwood) has been taken to Biosyn, Fortunately, a smuggler with a heart of gold, [Kayla](https://jurassic-pedia.com/kayla-watts-sf/), has offered to fly them to Biosyn so they can sneak into the company’s complex and free their daughter. If that’s the case, the only possible explanation for why she doesn’t have any parachutes is because she removes them from the plane. Anyway, with the system down, it’s only a matter of seconds before some random airborne species attacks the craft, and the plane begins to crash. The reason she doesn’t bring a parachute when she flies alone is because she has an ejector seat behind her, which is insane.