I don't find it condescending. I don't have much else to add, and I just felt it was too off-topic. I respect your beliefs, I just personally don't see it as a big deal because... well, you read how I interpreted the scene. There's context to the characters that I feel explain their approach to writing them in the scene. People who know each other can make playful jabs like this because they know where they're coming from. That's all I saw between the characters in the scene.
The thing I don't really care for is sexual objectification of the Michael Bay variety, and even J.J. Abrams is guilty of it. Plenty are (unfortunately). I get upset over deliberately treating women like objects. Playful flirting and back and forths as present in the Jurassic clip isn't something I find to be anywhere close to being along those lines. I know it's slightly different, sexual objectification and sexist writing, I'm just pointing out what actually bothers me in writing.
In Abrams' Star Trek, Kirk flirts the hell out of several women, in fact almost every relatively attractive woman in both films. This does not bother me as I see it being a characteristic rather than objectification. In Jurassic World, to me it's the same thing, Pratt's character is definitely an old-school rogue-ish type with some charm and he's obviously very flirtacious, but I don't see this as being demeaning or offensive to women. I think putting Megan Fox on a curvy motorcycle and aligning her body along with the motorcycle is "harmful" mainly because it's actually objectifying her and, well, fucking stupid.
