The latest Jurassic Park movie is about to hit screens tomorrow, but if this was supposed to be breaking a long run of bad films in the series, Jurassic World Rebirth seems like it’s not going to manage that.

While reviews have been fluctuating, as it stands, Jurassic World Rebirth currently sits at a rotten 54% on Rotten Tomatoes with a hundred reviews in. That makes it the fourth best-reviewed Jurassic Park movie out of seven total, as this series has not managed to produce many great offerings. Here’s the list:

Jurassic Park – 91% critic, 91% audience

Jurassic World – 72% critic, 78% audience

The Lost World: Jurassic Park – 56% critic, 52% audience

Jurassic World Rebirth – 54% critic, N/A audience

Jurassic Park 3 – 49% critic, 36% audience

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom – 47% critic, 48% audience

Jurassic World Dominion – 29% critic, 77% audience

If you are saying, “Well, critics don’t know anything,” as you can see here, critic and audience scores are close to even, with some audience scores even being lower for some entries. Somehow, there’s a huge gap with Jurassic World Dominion, where that’s the third-best audience-scored entry despite being the world-scored critically by a significant margin.

Jurassic World Rebirth stands out because it has an entirely different cast and director from past entries. It stars Jonathan Bailey, Scarlett Johansson and Mahershala Ali, big stars all. It’s directed by Gareth Edwards, monster movie veteran who directed both 2014’s Godzilla and before that, Monsters. He also did arguably the best new-era Star Wars movie, Rogue One. But this? It seems like it’s mostly a miss. Here’s a sampling of some of the critics who don’t love it: