When's the last time you called '911' and a team of military soldiers and scientists showed up? And then, with a frantic family stranded inside a dinosaur playground, the sergeant in charge (David Castleford) sticks a gun in your face because you want to get the heck out of there? I think I found that even more bizarre than the idea of Simon David (Thomas Loone) turning his property into the site of a mini-Jurassic Park. Here's another one - how did Luna (Nicole Nabi) get lost in the woods looking for the jeeps that she and the soldiers arrived in? Wouldn't they have parked right outside the house where they answered the call? This is just one mess right after the other, and I don't even want to get started on the boy Mark (Marshall Hawkes) who looks like a girl and everyone else is oblivious to it. And here's the topper - after Caitlyn (Megan Purvis) runs off with one of the dinosaur eggs and the movie grinds it's way to an ending, the film fades on the three eggs as if the missing one was put back. Think there will be a sequel?