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Quint takes in JURASSIC PARK 3!!!
Ahoy there, squirties. 'Tis I, the ever crusty seaman, Quint, here
to give you folks a short review of Jurassic Park 3.
A brief prologue... The original Jurassic Park hit theaters during
the summer of my 12th year of life. I had seen the trailer in the theater,
thought it looked awesome and picked up Crichton's book. I was only about 60
pages into it when Jurassic Park was released. I saw the long lines on the
news that Friday night, but didn't pay it much mind. News was boring, after
all.
I was over at my grandparent's place, spending the night and when
I woke up that next morning, my grandmother was there, as she was every
Saturday morning, hair in curlers, bacon sandwich and orange juice ready for
my morning consumption and the newspaper open to the funnies as she was
completing the crossword puzzles.
About halfway through my bacon sandwich, she asks me if I wanted
to see a movie that day. I said, "Sure." Even at that age I was never one to
say no to a free movie. She flipped back to the movies section and we
scrolled down the list... "How about Jurassic Park?" she asked. I agreed and
promptly got ready to go.
We got to the theater about half an hour before the show, which
was the first show of the day. I was disappointed. There was no line. I
waited behind 3 people, bought my ticket and headed inside as my grandma
went back home. I wandered in with the concession stand money she gave me,
waited in a much longer line and got my Red Vines, large Coke and popcorn.
As I was walking to the theater, I got a clear view of the ticket
booth and parking lot... and a line that was winding through the parking
lot. I got in the theater and saw that it was about 3/4 full and sat in the
third or fourth row, off to the left hand side. This was a Century Theater
in San Jose, CA. It was huge, had a curved screen... it was amazing. But
sitting off to the side in a theater like that is a bit of bummer.
It was around this time that the manager came out and announced
that the screening had sold out and asked if we'd all move to the center,
leaving all the empty seats on the isles for the latecomers. By the time all
the shuffling was finished, I had center seat. The lights went out and I saw
the digital sound commercial for the first time. When those words hit the
golden CD on the screen, it rang in my ears. "That sounds like a dinosaur,"
I thought.
Then the movie started and I fell in love with it. What can I say?
It was the first summer popcorn extravaganza that I was not only witness to,
but I was doing it all by myself. I loved the movie. I finished the book
after the film and thought how much cooler the movie could have been if they
kept the stuff like the raptors on the boat headed to the mainland or the
waterfall sequence where the kids are cornered under a wall of water and a
T-Rex almost nabs them... with his tongue...
BUT I never let that hinder my enjoyment of the film. So, you know
where I'm coming from with this particular line of films. I love the first
film. Still do. I was disappointed with the second film and had high hopes
for Joe Johnston's stab at the series.
So, now we're at about 5 hours ago, when I was sitting at the
Westgate theater in Austin, TX, and the lights went down. A bright image
appeared on the screen... out of focus, but clearly the green of the
beginning of a trailer. It stayed out of focus long enough for the audience
to recognize the trailer as being American Pie 2, then the lights came back
up on this packed house. It was 30 minutes of this theater trying to figure
out how to FOCUS the projector.
So, the movie eventually started and I saw the latest
dino-adventure start up. I dug it. Johnston did the majority of things
correctly. I know that doesn't sound too flattering, but I assure you, it
is. People have been saying that this film is darker in tone than the first
two. I disagree. I think Lost World: Jurassic Park was the darkest of the
three films so far. Sure, Jurassic Park and JP3 both have more
dino-killings, but Lost World was so much more mean spirited and depressing.
Of course, this is coming from somebody who would rather see a dino eat
someone than see it get shot by a human.
It was fun seeing Sam Neill returning as Dr. Alan Grant and Laura
Dern returning (albeit briefly) as Dr. Ellie Sattler. You can't go wrong
with either William H. Macy or Michael Jeter either. Tea Leoni... one of my
least favorite actresses in the world. I was hoping she'd get eaten in the
first 20 minutes. Alas, that does not happen, but you know what? I didn't
hate her in this film. I didn't dig her, she was my least favorite
character, but considering how much I dislike her as an actress, that's
pretty complimentary.
But do you folks know who stole the show for me? Trevor Morgan.
Yeah, the kid. Who'da thunk it? The kids in the first film were pretty good,
but not scene stealers, to me at least. The little girl in the second
film... arggg.... I just have one word: gymnastics.
Now we have this boy who was pretty damn good in both The Sixth
Sense and The Patriot who is the person that is stranded on the island. The
Newt, basically. But he doesn't act like the Newt. He not only takes care of
himself, he takes care of the others in the group! He's smart, he takes his
situation seriously and is put through some pretty fucked up shit in this
movie. Well, as fucked up as is allowed with a PG-13 rating.
So, the film has a good cast that does a damn good job. The script
is pretty smartly written and doesn't let up once the action gets going,
almost to a fault. I think the characterizations suffered a bit by the
wham-bam pacing of the film. The ending I think is a bit abrupt, too. It's
like, action-action-action pause action-action-action credits.... what the
fuck?!? Where was the end of the movie? I wanted there to be an ending that
was at least on par with the kickass ending of the original film. Instead, I
got a Lord of the Flies ending minus the intense build up.
On a whole, this film is definitely worth dropping the matinee
bucks to see. There are many moments of joy for those looking for fun,
popcorn entertainment, the T-Rex vs. Spinosaurus scene being the king of
those scenes, followed very closely by the winged reptiles flying about and
being just about as badass as you could imagine.
Anyway, I said I'd keep it short and I think that's long enough.
Just know that I enjoyed it, but don't think it's the end all be all of the
series. Well, squirts, that's about it from this old salt. I gotta get ready
to shove off for San Diego on Wednesday for the Comic Con. I'll be there all
through the event, so if you're attending and want to hang out, drop me an
email and we'll see what can be arranged. 'Til that day, this is Quint
bidding you all a fond farewell and adieu.
-Quint
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I WILL be the FIRST in line to see this on Friday.
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I usually like your reviews but couldn't belive that you liked this film!!! It is a BOMB! Terrible effects... terrible "story".
That opening parasailing scene was horendous... as was the whole Marines save the day ending.
Sam Neill and the kid were the ONLY redeeming factors... but they couldn't save this film. There was NO tension in the action scenes... just people running around and screaming.
Read my review at www.einsiders.com (click on the Inside Scoop), if you're bored.
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Jul 16, 2001 11:12:40 PM CDT
doesn't anyone care that the first film was DEAD when there were
by the_black_hair
It seems every review of JP3 starts with the reviwer writing how much they loved the original. The Dinosaur attack scenes were exciting, sure, but EVERY single other scene absolutely stank. It still made for a pretty cool first viewing, but the more I watch it (er... twice) the bigger of a bore it is. The Lost World was atleast not boring (but it wasn't exciting either). I dunno, maybe this one will be the best if it's exciting and not boring. Lord have my standards gone down (I no longer have any hope that I'll ever see a great escapist film again... well, maybe LOTR).
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Jul 16, 2001 11:22:24 PM CDT
I printed this before, but it still appears to be an accurate su
by domisinnerchild
So JP3 amounts to "DINOSAUR!!!" runrunrun "ANOTHER DINOSAUR!!!!" runrunrun CHOMP!! CHOMP!! "You killed Kenny, you bastard!" runrunrun "ANOTHER DINOSAUR!!!" run... stop "DINOSAURS FIGHTING EACH OTHER, YEAH!!!" "OH NO!! DINOSAUR WON AND IS COMING AFTER US AGAIN!!!" runrunrun "MORE DINOSAURS!!!" runrun... trip CHOMP!! CHOMP!! "THEY'RE SMART!!! THEY USE TRAPS!!!" runrunrun get off the island "WE'RE SAVED!!!" "OH NO!!! HERE COMES ANOTHER DINOSAUR!!!" flyflyfly-It's freaking lame. I'm going to see America's Sweetheart like every other guy trying to get laid that weekend.
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Jul 16, 2001 11:29:02 PM CDT
Awesome movie, but the trailers gave tooooooo much away... :(
by lord_soth
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Jul 16, 2001 11:49:14 PM CDT
The Jurassic Park movies are OK, but they sure ain't no Gertie
by otis von zipper
Gertie the Dinosaur, now that was a film. It had everything; great special effects, wonderful characters, and an easy to follow story that didn't insult you're intelligence. They don't make 'em like that anymore.
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JP movies eh, I can't quite believe people are getting so worked up over popcorn flicks. I mean, why are people going to see these films, for the cool effects and to see people get chewed up and spat out. If you want a great or original story go see Memento again. (Personally I think it takes two viewings to truly appreciate it, but that's just me). Personally, I'll probably pop along this weekend, but then again I have two sons I can take and blame it on them if it turns out to be as much fun as a curry induced bowel movement. Of course, I could just stay in and watch the original on BBC1 on Saturday night... yeah that sounds like the best plan!
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Did he say that he was 12 when Jurassic Park came out? 1993? He was born in 1981? But...the way you talk, he acts like he's been around the block twice! Sweet Jesus, he's post-Star Wars! Sorry, bud, but I can't take film criticism from somebody in diapers when Luke first left the moisture farm.
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Quint, go away.
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If everybody hates her that much (that's the feeling I get from talkbackers) how come she keeps getting jobs? WHY? There are so many way prettier actresses who actually have talent! And Quint, at 18 years old I didn't have a damn penny to go anywhere. Either you're selling drugs, your parents are loaded or you finally found a rich kitten/sugar mommy.
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Ok I'll be the first to admit when I heard Jurassic Park III was being made I was in denial for a bit and then wondered if anyone had learned a lesson from possibly one of the worst films ever made, The Lost World. So enter a third series in the Dino-World, but wait it's not Speilberg, it's Jumangi's Joe Johnston. What a difference a new director makes. I loved JPIII, I had so much fun. It was a darker film and it was chalk full of action. Edge of my seat stuff. The dinosaur's were once again amazing. Finally a summer film that is everything a summer film should be. Do yourself a favor check it out and have fun.
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She married their beloved Mulder. End of story.
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quint is not 18 he is twenty, do the math. JP was released in 1993
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Tea Leoni even more than I already do. She RUINED Dep Impact, I can stand her annoying voice, her roachlike face and her dumb-posh-blond attitude, oh yeah, and the fact the SHE CAN'T ACT! Anyone who saw Deep Impact can agree with me on that one. She suck. On a positive note, I feel she and David Duchovney were made for each other. :o)
Why she keeps being in movies? maybe because no other 37 year old recognizable actress would agree to be a side kick for an a lot more famous and actually *talented* male leads (i.e. The Family Man & JP3). Either that or maybe she goes down to every production assistant in Hollywood...
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Some pumpkin had to point out Quint is 20, not 18. Whoopee fucking doo. I suppose at that age the distinction is REAL important. Who cares? Quint is still a kid. I wouldn't have known he was so young, though, by reading his reviews. And as for Tea Leoni, I'll repeat that she sucks as a human being and that I lost the little respect I had for Duchovny. Nuff said.
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Maybe I missed a trailer but I don't remember any taglines saying that this is a thinking movie. They all bill this as a non-stop action flick. How anyone can go into thinking it will actually be anything but is beyond me.
-KahunaBlair saying Aloha -
I think she's gorgeous, I think she's funny, I think she's at least moderately talented. She didn't ruin Deep Impact...Deep Impact ruined Deep Impact simply by existing as an over-serious piece of crap. It should have been fun - didn't have the stuff to be anything else - but instead it was pretentious. It was like the dumb blonde at the party that thinks she's smarter than everybody else, but can barely tie her own shoes. I don't know why everybody here hates her, but she's more than welcome to run into my adoring arms if she nees consolation.
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I don't know whether to love this movie because when it is or hate it because of what it is. I mean, I really believe that this summer is so pumped full of boring, lame, big-budget movies that a fuck-it-let's-show-cool-dinosaurs type movie is quite a good idea. On the other hand, this movie IS crap, and a disrespect to the original idea of Crichton. If they want to make more dinosaur movies, can't they just come up with an original idea nad stop using Jurassic Park's name to promote their considerably less-caliber flicks?
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There were mean spirited moments in JP. Like the goat and steer killings.
But overall JP suffered from the backdrift of Hook. Even down to the sugar coated music.
Spielberg denied that Schindler's List had an impact on the Lost World but it must have. But that is a good way to describe LW. Let's see--the child gives the little dinos some food--they opt trying to eat her instead. A heroic character rescues his friends from the cliff, only to get ripped in half by the dinosaurs. The paeleontologist gets freaked out by a snake--only to rush out and get eaten by a dinosaur.
An unsuspecting Velociraptor has to endure getting killed because of a gymnastics team reject(that scene should be destroyed).
Doghouse suspended from T-rex's mouth.
David Koepp gets eaten by T-rex(that was a good thing).
The bad guy gets kept in harm's way so the baby T-rex can learn to kill. Aw cute.
Gymnastics and spoiled children bad,
dino babies eating people good.
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This movie was so incredibly moronic and will definately interest the lay person or 'herd animal' as my circle of friends like to call them. Filled with the most intensely idiotic scenes in film history as well as some powerfully pretentious writing JP3 is at the top of my 10 worst films. I can see the writers sitting in their meeting for a few weeks trying to find out how to get someone back on the island without insulting the public too much. This they failed at, miserably. I give JP3 a big flacid AARRGGG!
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Who cares how old he is? I'd rather listen to a 18/19/20 year old who gives a rather mature appraisal of the films he reviews (if you forgive the "ooh, arr, shipmates" nonsense) than all the twentysomethings who get horny over crap like The Matrix and use words like 'kewl', 'kickass' and 'badass'. What, exactly, will saying you will ignore him because of his age achieve? Does it make you feel big and important? God, you sound like seven year olds!!
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Jul 17, 2001 9:55:37 AM CDT
2001: THE YEAR WE MAKE FILM CRAP. THE DEFINITIVE LIST OF WHAT W
by boy howdy
Consider the following: In 1939, my grandmother, who was as old then as I am now, could have killed a Saturday Night at vaious times of that magical year by going out to see any of the following during their first theatrical run: Gone With the Wind; The Wizard of Oz; Mr. Smith Goes to Washington; Stagecoach; Goodbye, Mr. Chips; Ninotchka; Of Mice and Men; Wuthering Heights; The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Imagine today walking into a multiplex and seeing that the marquee boasts 9 or so pictures of that quality at the same time. Okay, let's get away from fantasy for a moment, because the days of 9 or so great--historical, in fact; each was in the AFI Top 100 list, or nominated for it--films is gone. So let's go back, bu not so far in time. Let's take 1977 for kicks. Rocky (another top 100) was still in thatrical run, even though it came out in '76. Nevertheless, you had Star Wars; Close Encounters of the Third Kind; Annie Hall; Saturday Night Fever; Slap Shot; The Spy Who Loved Me; Eraserhead; The Kentucky Fried Movie; hell, even Smokey and the Fuckin' Bandit. Then the next year you could go see The Deer Hunter, Halloween, Midnight Express, The Boys from Brazil and Dawn of the Dead at roughly the same time, if you were enough of a sick twist. Or you could go see these little films that year: Superman; Animal House; Grease; Up in Smoke; Jaws 2; Invasion of the Body Snatchers; Heaven Can Wait; Capricorn One; Foul Play; Force 10 from Navarone; The Hills Have Eyes. Hell, the only really bad movie that year was(you know you saw it, sissy) Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. But you'd be just dabbling, as the next year, 1979, offered even more: Apocalypse Now; Alien; Being There; Life of Brian; Manhattan; Breaking Away; Kramer vs. Kramer; The Amityville Horror; Star Trek: The Motion Picture; The Muppet Movie; Moonraker; Meatballs; Escape From Alcatraz. Not to mention Mad Max and Rocky II. *** Now look at where we are just twenty-years later. Being fed poorly written, poorly acted, over-hyped movie events that care less about story and characters than they do about the possibility of a franchise or abox-office clean-up. Christ in a bucket, even Steven Spielberg, who reigned supreme during those heady late-70s and early 80s and matured into a filmaker in the 90s turned in a less-than-enthralling, mixed-reviewed effort, and his was one of the best of the bad films in 2001. But I'm not talking about just A.I. here. EVERYTHING, save a handful of films, has been completely and utterly disappointing. Film lovers who would have stood in line for hours in any of the years discussed above now drag themseklves to the theater, hoping beyond hope that the movie is not as bad as they think, marking a horribly precipitous decline in American film from just 20 years ago. It is enough to make you weep.
What is the tally in 2001? How does this year stack up against 1939 or 1976 or even 1999? Read the following and tell me that American cinema is not in a disheartening slump. ***
WHAT WAS GOOD: Moulin Rouge; Memento; Shrek; Spy Kids; The Tailor of Panama. WHAT WAS OKAY: Save the Last Dance; The Mummy Returns; Jurassic Park III (?); The Fast and the Furious (debatable); Atlantis (ditto); The Pledge; Cats & Dogs; Bridget Jones' Diary. And now, prepare to be blown away. WHAT WAS BAD: Hannibal; Pearl Harbor; A.I.: Artificial Intelligence; Tomb Raider; Enemy at the Gates; The Mexican; Blow; Swordfish; Evolution; A Knight's Tale; 15 Minutes; Final Fantasy; Along Came a Spider; Anti-Trust; The Wedding Planner; Heartbreakers; Driven; Exit Wounds; Scary Movie 2; One Night at McCool's; Kiss of the Dragon; Someone Like You; Down to Earth; The Score; Sweet November. THE UNFORGIVEABLE: Joe Dirt; The Animal; Tomcats; Joise and the Pussycats; Saving Silverman; Freddy Got Fingered. -
And really not a bad review from our 20 year old movie appraiser. I never would have correctly guessed your age. 25 min maybe. At any rate, I cant wait to see this... it looks like I'll be ordering the large bucket of corn to chomp during the many Dino-homicides. BUT what did Joe Johnston do "correctly" and why is that a compliment. And WHY is it a smartly written script...did they use alot of polysyllabic dialogue? Where's the beef?
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Just kidding. But why-oh-why do AICN reviews always have to begin with an exploration of the writer's childhood pathology or what they ate for dinner before the show? I'll let you in a secret, fellas: that Ain't what we're here for...
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I enjoyed first JP & found the FX sufficiently interesting to make sitting through the second JP bearable. However there comes a point where you just gotta say NO to the crap Hollywood dishes out. Tea Leoni is positively the worst actress I have ever seen in my life. The fact that she has used her more talented husband to ride on his coattails only makes her that much more deserving of contempt. Therefore, due solely to Leoni's presence in this film, JP3 is one Hollywood blockbuster that is just going to have to get by without my patronage. If you think Leoni can't act, don't support her by seeing her movies. Simple enuff for you? Re: another reader's comments on Leoni going on her knees to get roles: that's entirely feasible, just listen to that woman's trashy attitude whenever she opens her mouth! She doesn't think twice about resorting to trading on her sexuality to get work & attention. Fortunately she's what you might call OLD by Hollywood standards, so whatever tricks she resorts to, you can rest assured we won't be hearing too much more from Tea Leoni.
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I totally agree with your list of this year's films ... but one: put KOD in the "What was good" category. It gave what was expected - great martial arts and kick ass action. What else did you expect?
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Jul 17, 2001 4:09:26 PM CDT
Boy Howdy, this continues my theory that this is the worst year
by domisinnerchild
I think you can throw Save the Last Dance into the horrible slot (even my wife who rates Bring it On as her THIRD all time favorite movie... I don't get it) hated it. In a similar vein, Moulin Rouge was great for the first half hour and sappy Puffy Daddy school of writting crap (let's have all the dialog be lines from bad love songs, yeeeeaahh boy. I just left the TV on when I fell sleep, because I can see I'm P-Diddy. Then I hear it on one of those greatest hits albumn commercials... dun-nana, dun-nana, dun-nana... my eyes just open and I say, yeeeaaah that's my next song) after the scene in the elephant.
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Oh, who cares where he gets his money? San Diego isn't like spending a weekend at Club Med, you know, it's just Anaheim with better houses and real live animals as opposed to short chicks in mouse costumes. Oh, okay, if you must know, I'll tell you the dirty secret, he's actually highly-paid underground porn star Salty C. Mann. Sorry, Quint, hope your cover isn't forever blown.
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I voiced a similar repsonse in the Britney Spears movie talkback. What the hell as happened in Hollywood? Hey, I dont have a problem with studios making money, or even releasing fluffy movies, but it seems like there's no incentive to come out with truly great material now. It seems like the major studios are scared to come out with something original, or thouhgt provoking. It's only been 2 years since FIGHT CLUB but it feels like forever with all the crap that has come out lately. Will we ever see another DEER HUNTER? Another DOG DAY AFTERNOON? ROCKY? FRENCH CONNECTION? One can only hope.
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...pretty sad excuse for a revue. Thanks but no thanks for the disgustingly sweet stagger down memory lane. I hope you gag on a bacon sandwich. Crusty? You were 12 when JP came out right? I've got gym socks that are crustier than you...
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...I used to wake up at the crack of dawn to watch 'The Land of the Lost'. That was the only televised satiation I could find for my crippling addiction to Dinosaurs. You kids don't appreciate what you have, with your PS2s and your CGI rendered T-Rex's. Why, when I was your age, I had to endure stories about Sleastacks (sp?). I mean, what the hell is a Sleastack? -- Sorry to post twice, but it took me a whole day for me to get over that Bacon Sandwich crap before I could defend this project. Good SciFi is often like Porn. You gotta endure the bad story for the spectacular visuals. Lighten up and enjoy the show, dorks.
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About an hour ago my girlfriend and I got home from the first showing of JP3. Let me save you all a few bucks and advise you not to see this film. Now, I'm pretty lenient when it comes to judging summer blockbusters, especially sequels. All to often they are just an excuse for a motion picture company to squeeze the last remnants of profit from a franchise. Now those of you who saw Tomb Raider (which was just an excuse to see Angelina in a tight shirt, yum) know what a bad movie is. This movie is worse. Grant says something along the lines of nothing on earth will get me back on that island. Well I guess if the money is right you can too put your survival instincts on hold. The ending is even weaker. "I'll just toot my horn (looky Granty can talk to raptors), give you your eggs and we'll be on our way. Bad jokes, an almost pointless new dinosaur which led to a throw away line-plot point that might have made things more intriguing, and a weak ending all contribute to the mess that is this film.
A positive thing to say of this film is the spino/T-rex fight that was all to short and could have been longer. This could have been continued later in the film and served to strengthen the ending. If you want to see a quality dino flick that is not the first two of thif franchise the watch "walking with dinosaurs" cuz this one is a stinker. I should have taken her to see "cats and dogs". -
Better than Lost World, not as good as JP 1. But for a seven dollar matinee, it was a hoot.
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Since we're going to argue about Quint's age, I might as well point out that he didn't say he was 12 when Jurassic Park came out; he said he was in his twelfth year. Therefore, he was 11 years old in the summer of 1993. That would make him either 19 or 20 years old now, depending on whether he's just had a birthday. Between the abysmal spelling and the apparent inability to count I've seen here, I'm beginning to wonder if somebody did away with public education while I was distracted.
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Just got out of the 4:45 show. Not too bad at all. Not great or amazing, but I didn't walk out mourning my $6 lost forever. It played like a horror movie, the surprises, the coming out of the mist (boats, pterosaurs, etc.), etc. The acting was fair and I liked Alan Grant a whole heck of a lot more then in JP1, especially his jabs at Malclom. Plus, the survivor kid didn't nauseate me. Of course, I was going in with expectations somewhere in the basement and I'm pissed at so little T-Rex, although the Allosaur (if that's what it was) was cool to look at. Worth seeing and I may pony up a matinee price to see it again.
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Greetings,
I just returned from an early evening showing of JP3...as expected the house was full...I'm a huge Jurassic Park fan...I read the original book two times prior to the opening of the first movie...and have even read it again when I needed a good fix for GOOD story telling...let me tell you...I loved the first movie...before seeing it I had already made the decision in my mind that the movie and book were different...as I was saying I loved the first movie...mainly because of how I felt when I saw the Brach for the first time...I got chills...those kind of moments are rare...I liked the second movie...once again...I read the book before...let me tell you...both were disappointments.....but JP3 takes the cake...it is bad...just plain bad...the plot was horrible...given that fact that the movie was so short...I would have been more satisfied with 90 mins of dino chases and fights...at least then I would have been entertained the entire time...the script was clearly not well done...I'm actually upset because that's 90 mins of my life I can't get back...
thank you for your time,
DG
PS....and to top it all off....Alan and Ellie aren't even together anymore...from that point on...the movie was a downer for me....Did someone actually sit there and think...well...they cheered these two people on in the first movie...lets break them up.....even better.....lets make Ellie married to someone else...with 2 kids even...it makes me want to forget that I ever saw JP3...just so I can think that they lived happily ever after....I know...they weren't together in the book....but it was a good touch in the first movie.
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