Jurassic Park III

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this is my favorite jurassic park movie, because it introduce my favorite dinosaurs the Spinosaurus and also it shows more of the isla sorna and it's different ecosystem.

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Its the third film of the "Jurassic Park" saga and tells the return of Alan Grant to Isla Sorna, of the second film, and that Alan never have thought to visit again in his life. He eventually returns, convinced by a couple who hides her true intent with that trip: to rescue a child who was lost on the island. Its the only film in this franchise that has not been directed by Steven Spielberg, one noted and notable absence throughout the film, which reveals itself, scene after scene, increasingly far-fetched and unbelievable, to the point of becoming absolutely ridiculous and we almost wish all end up devoured by dinosaurs. The director, Joe Johnston, proved that he only serves to direct comedies (is the director of "Jumanji" and "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids"). The script is a shame and looks more like a parody of Spielberg's movies than something that we should take seriously. The characters are totally improbable, and who saw the first movies will never believe that a child can survive with such dangerous animals more than two or three days. The only positive note is the performance of Sam Neill, lending talent to a film that should have been lost in the bowels of the dinosaurs he portrays before coming to our homes.

JPIII has some of the best dinosaur performances to ever grace the screen. These creatures aren't just cardboard cutouts. Each variety has its own personality, and, in a rare triumph of film-making, they don't even remotely resemble people. After all, it is tedious, annoying, and all too common, to have dinosaurs, aliens and various other monsters with human drives and emotions. JPIII lets them be the inscrutable creatures they would have been. And, as with the creatures, JPIII lets its people be people. There's no wise-cracking side-kick, no impossibly spunky child, no overwrought emotions. Dr. Grant is a genuine scientist, tired and wishing he were anywhere but that island, but still capable of wonder. The Kirbys act like normal people would under the circumstances. Their hysterics are reserved for extreme moments and pass just as quickly, slipping back into their mundane behaviour as soon as the danger passes. There are no bigger-than-life heroes here; no comic relief. Because of that, Jurassic Park III may have the kiss of death about it. People wanting "Die Hard" action with sassy "Rush Hour" dialog are going to be disappointed. JPIII doesn't follow the Hollywood mentality for stereotyping both character and action. Of course,in this era when films are critically panned for not being predictable, it seems unlikely that JPIII will be treated kindly. But if you are bored with the clinical entertainment of "Tomb Raider" and "Pearl Harbor" or the blatant emotional manipulation of "Castaway" and "AI" you should find JPIII refreshing. Real people. Real dinosaurs. Real entertainment.

This movie is not very good. In fact, the only things that make this film watchable, are the cinematography and the special effects. The dinosaurs look really good. But, like I said, the rest is not good at all. The acting is not spectacular (except for a few scenes) the dialogs are also not spectacular and sometimes even abominable. The plot is just an excuse to see people being attacked by dinosaurs. But, I must say, the majority of the action scenes are quite good and sometimes the film is very exciting. If you like dinosaurs, and if you don't mind a stupid script, you will enjoy it.

I must admit this movie was a lot better than I thought it would. I don't know how true that theory on the velociraptors is, but they managed to make it look semi-plausible :) The movie is a little slow to start, but once it finally does, it delivers a good dose of dinosaur action. I found it to be very entertaining minus some elements in the storyline, which made very little sense to me... It might be because I refused to watch the second installment of the JP series, but then again... Allan Grant wasn't in that one so it mustn't be it! A tad long to start and quick in the ending, but action packed in between and if you're looking to be entertained and liked the first (or second?) JP, this movie is a sure bet.

I looked through about 20 of the comments on this movie & I was surprised to find how many people didn't like it. I, for one, really enjoyed it! I saw the first Jurassic Park movie when I was 10 & it reigned as my favorite movie for quite awhile. I liked the 2nd film as well but I thought it missed something (most likely due to not having Grant in the film).... I thought that this 3rd installment really brought it back home. The movie is extremely fast paced & holds your attention throughout the entire film. I really hope they make a 4th movie, I'll definitely be waiting in line for it!