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	Jurassic Park III - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jurassic Park III is a 2001 motion picture, and a sequel of The Lost World: Jurassic Park and the highly successful original Jurassic Park.
		Unlike the two previous Jurassic Park movies, this film is not based on a Michael Crichton novel, nor directed by Steven Spielberg, nor written by David Koepp, nor featuring original music by John Williams.
		Several of the action sequences, such as the Pteranodon aviary and the Spinosaurus's river attack, were featured in the original Jurassic Park novel but due to budget and story concerns, were left out of the previous films.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jurassic_Park_III (1622 words)

	Jurassic Park III [2001] - Review @ EOFFTV
		Jurassic Park III had a lot riding on it - Jurassic Park [1993] had been a massive success, deservedly so and although its first sequel, The Lost World: Jurassic Park [1997] had enjoyed considerable financial success it was in every other respect a failure.
		Jurassic Park III simply stops, the survivors escaping this year's featured dinosaur [of which, more in a moment] rather too easily, and the final shots suggest that an unholy battle royal between pteranadons and marines might be in the offing, but it disappointingly fails to materialise.
		Jurassic Park had T-Rex, Lost World had is vicious velociraptors and Jurassic Park III's chief attraction is the monstrous spinosaurus, a creature so immense and brutal that it dwarfs the T-Rex it gets the better of in a disappointingly brief head-to-head encounter.
	www.eofftv.com /review/j/jurassic_park_iii_review.htm (845 words)

	Jurassic Park III: Cinephiles Movie Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Jurassic Park III, directed by Joe Johnston (Jumanji), revisits the genetically engineered family of raptors and tyrannosaurus, and introduces the more intimidating new members: the long-jawed Spinosaurus and the flying Pteranodon.
		Jurassic Park III offers a simple story that takes the viewer into a Costa Rican island, the new home of the deadly monsters.
		In spite of the mediocre special effects of its initial scenes (where shots of a plane or of a child gliding in the air are ineffectively juxtaposed against real backgrounds), the realism of the dinosaurs is heightened by fear-inspiring sound effects and by a camera that shoots from "dangerously close" angles.
	www.cinephiles.net /Jurassic_Park_III/Film-Synopsis.html (350 words)

	Jurassic Park III
		This is the third time around for those wacky dinosaurs at Jurassic Park, although it is the first time without a Michael Crichton novel and director Steven Spielberg.
		Although Jurassic Park III is better than Jurassic Park 2, it is still leagues away from approaching the first film.
		Jurassic Park III won't do anything to expand the series, but does leave a nice hole for another sequel, one that is hopefully better.
	www.haro-online.com /movies/jurassic_park_iii.html (601 words)

	Filmtracks: Jurassic Park III (Don Davis)
		Jurassic Park III: (Don Davis) Eight years after John Williams' dynamic and thematic score for the original Jurassic Park stunned audiences with its sweeping majesty, the franchise of Jurassic Park continues on to a third installment.
		In the end, though, the most impressive aspect of Davis' score is the careful interpretation of the two main Jurassic Park themes into his score for Jurassic Park 3, not to mention the statement of three or so subthemes of Williams', and an entirely new theme to represent the new characters.
		Jurassic Park 3 often sounds flat in those performances, which is surprising, because its recording location was the Newman Scoring Stage at 20th Century Fox, where Jerry Goldsmith has recently recorded some of the best sounding scores of all time.
	www.filmtracks.com /titles/jurassic_park3.html (1360 words)

	DVD Review: Jurassic Park III
		Overall though, "Jurassic Park 3" is well-acted, generally passably written (by "Election"'s Alexander Payne and two other writers) and offers up just what it says it will - 90 minutes of solid thrills, well-staged and consistently exciting.
		The Making Of "Jurassic Park III": This 23 minute documentary is generally a rather superficial look at the making of the picture, as well as a bit of "history" about the two pictures leading up to this one.
		New Dinosaurs of "Jurassic Park III": This is a short featurette that discusses the new dinosaur entries for this edition of the series, as well as some of the background and research that had to be done for the movie.
	www.currentfilm.com /dvdreviews4/jurassicpark3dvd.html (1911 words)

	JURASSIC PARK III - COLLECTOR'S EDITION (WIDESCREEN) DVD
		Jurassic Park III is completely critic proof, a smirking cash machine with its amplifiers turned to "11." That it happens to be an amazingly tight little film (every single element of its first half predicts a correlative in the second) doesn't excuse its bratty attitude.
		Jurassic Park III would have been a fine movie had bitter wisenheimers like Payne and Taylor not been involved in the dialogue; their contempt is an unwelcome dash of self-knowledge in an environment where Herculean feats of disbelief suspension are the only refuge.
		In "The New Dinosaurs of Jurassic Park", palaeontologist Jack Horner (not to be confused with Burt Reynolds' character in Boogie Nights) and the Jurassic Park III team spend seven minutes barely enlightening you about those dinosaurs making their Jurassic Park debut, the pteranodon and spino.
	www.filmfreakcentral.net /dvdreviews/jurassicparkiii.htm (1071 words)

	Jurassic Park III
		The Jurassic movies have by now palpably entered the plane of baldly profit-hunting, unpretentious entertainment—the same zone that the Rocky, Nightmare on Elm Street, Planet of the Apes, and other name-brand sagas began to occupy as original cast members and directors began their diasporas onto other projects.
		Suffice it to say that Jurassic Park III is as frill-less, straightforward, and conservative as its title, which all in all is a fine thing.
		Jurassic Park III clocks in at barely over 90 minutes, and professes even more terror of Tinkering With the Formula than it does of its Tyrannosaurus Rex—who, as a matter of fact, makes but a single appearance.
	www.nicksflickpicks.com /jurpark3.html (861 words)

	THE CINEMA LASER DVD REVIEW-- JURASSIC PARK III
		Looking past the screen story, JURASSIC PARK the motion picture, brought dinosaurs to life for movie going audiences, and in that regard, the movie is a complete winner.
		In the face of the tremendous success of JURASSIC PARK, Michael Crichton produced a sequel to the novel and Hollywood produced a sequel to the film.
		Although the script of JURASSIC PARK III is paper thin, the first rate cast manages to flesh out their under-defined characters.
	www.thecinemalaser.com /dvd2/reviews/jurassic-park-3-dvd.htm (926 words)

	Jurassic Park III (Soundtrack) by Don Davis
		On the other hand, the music for Jurassic Park 3 lacks the dynamic and exciting edge that Williams was able to inject into his scores.
		Jurassic Park III is, at the very least, an interesting listening experience.
		Jurassic Park III is not a substitute for John Williams' original Jurassic Park score and probably shouldn't be held up against the original's light.
	www.tracksounds.com /reviews/jurassicpark3.htm (992 words)

	Cinescape - Home - Editorial
		PARK BUILDER follows in the tradition of THEME PARK with a few twists to better suit the license.
		PARK BUILDER is somewhat skimpy on this category, with only three restaurants, a hotel, and a shop.
		These guys are important as they ferry customers in and out of the park, as well as to the dinosaur areas.
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	Dino-Might: Jurassic Park III Awakens Prehistoric Memories by John K. Muir - Deep Outside SFFH: Science Fiction, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Jurassic Park even showcased Spielberg's only real flaw as a filmmaker: his tendency to over-sentimentalize "human" scenes and thereby transform them to schmaltz.
		Yet Jurassic Park easily passed the biggest test of all dinosaur movies: the dinosaurs looked incredibly real (thanks to Stan Winston, Dennis Muren and Phil Tippet), and the film featured many thrilling scenes of the oversized beasties chomping down on unsuspecting humans (or even better, lawyers!).
		Jurassic Park III may not speak to important or controversial themes, but it gets us as close as we can get to that childhood dream.
	www.clocktowerfiction.com /Column/jurassicparkiii.shtml (1725 words)

	DVD Review - Jurassic Park III (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Now, with "Jurassic Park III" we have the latest incarnation of the dinosaur story on DVD and as it turns out the film is fortunately much better than "The Lost World," although also not without its flaws.
		"Jurassic Park III" could have been a killer movie, were it not for some of the gaping plot holes and logical errors that make you shake your head ever so often.
		"Jurassic Park III" is presented in its original 1.85:1 widescreen aspect ratio on this DVD in a transfer that is enhanced for 16x9 TV sets.
	www.dvdreview.com /fullreviews/jurassic_park_iii.shtml (1232 words)

	Jurassic Park III
		The neat thing about the first "Jurassic Park" flick was the fresh, never-before-seen prehistoric world created by Michael Crichton and put up on the big screen by Spielberg.
		When the Kirbys (William H. Macy, "Fargo"; Tea Leoni, "The Family Man") ask him to be their guide for an anniversary flyover of Isla Sorna (the notorious Site B of "The Lost World") he's disdainful, but once they wave their checkbook, he reconsiders.
		He also pays a visit to old flame Dr. Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern, "Jurassic Park"), now married to another with a young son who calls Grant 'the dinosaur man' apparently for the sole purpose of dredging her up again for the film's poorly imagined finale.
	www.reelingreviews.com /jurassicparkiii.htm (1155 words)

	misreviews - Jurassic Park III
		Jurassic Park - Just when the human snacks are about to be done in by a fierce raptor, the T-Rex comes out of nowhere to save the day.
		Jurassic Park II - The T-Rex, back when he used to be a bad ass, ends up terrorizing San Diego.
		Jurassic Park III - After failing to eat a single damn person who wasn't an expendable soldier for hire, the Spinosaurus is spooked by a flare gun and runs away while Dr. Grant makes a phone call to his old girlfriend.
	www.misinformer.com /movies/jurassicpark3 (2546 words)

	CNN.com - Review: Jurassic Park III - A thrilling ride - July 17, 2001
		In the first movie (for anyone who has been living under a rock for the last few years), Grant was lured by industrialist John Hammond (Richard Attenborough) into his fateful journey to Jurassic Park by the promise of grant money to continue his research into the history of dinosaurs.
		Both have become primordial breeding grounds for all types of prehistoric creatures, including many dinos that were not a part of the original Jurassic Park.
		Spielberg once again has the perfect eye when it comes to casting child actors: Morgan (one of Mel Gibson's sons in "The Patriot" 2000) has the wonderful combination of innocence and bravado needed for the important role of Eric, who is the catalyst for the entire story.
	www.cnn.com /2001/SHOWBIZ/Movies/07/17/review.jp3/index.html (1055 words)

	Jurassic Park III
		After Jurassic Park and The Lost World: Jurassic Park, this is Steven Spielberg's third film in his dinosaur-series.
		Before he opened up the park to the public, he invited a leading palaeontologist and his girlfriend, a palaebotanist, a famous mathematician and specialist in chaos theory as well as his two curious grandchildren in order to calm down the fears of his investors regarding the security on the island.
		A ruthless capitalist (Arliss Howard) is determined to export dinosaurs to a new park in San Diego.
	www.cosmopolis.ch /english/cosmo17/jurassic_park.htm (604 words)

	Jurassic Park III Reviews
		/Jurassic Park III/ is a fast-paced action film filling its short running time with adequate plot and action, but the film doesn't tread any new ground.
		Jurassic Park III is shameless populist entertainment, short, breezy, well-made and unpretentious.
		The press notes for Jurassic Park 3 proudly trumpet the fact that there are as many new dinosaurs in the new sequel as there were in the first two films combined.
	www.killermovies.com /j/jurassicparkiii/reviews (739 words)

	"Jurassic Park III" / a review from Christian Spotlight on the Movies
		After the first two Jurassic's incessant rambling about how we shouldn't play with nature and how sad it is that we'd even think about hunting one of these peaceful creatures, here comes the 3rd movie.
		The one Bird/Dinosaur fossil that Jurassic Park I and II based all their wacky evolution theories on has proven to be a hoax.
		Jurassic Park III continues on its ever-mindful attempt to prove that dinosaurs are smarter than man.
	www.christiananswers.net /spotlight/movies/2001/jurassicpark3.html (2378 words)

	AboutFilm.Com - Jurassic Park III (2001)
		The second, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, a carbon copy of the first with a preposterous tacked-on coda stolen from a Godzilla movie, was not, but it still managed to be scary.
		Jurassic Park III is not just a walk in the park, just as the tag line says.
		The greatest shock in Jurassic Park III is seeing Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor, the writers behind the sharp satire Election, in the screenwriting credits.
	www.aboutfilm.com /movies/j/jurassicpark3.htm (796 words)

	Jurassic Park III - Back For A Bigger Bite
		This groundbreaking third instalment of the Jurassic Park adventure will be available to own on Video and DVD from Monday 11th February 2002.
		Jurassic Park III was released to theatrical audiences on July 2001, achieving a staggering 18.2m Box Office result.
		The launch of third instalment from the Jurassic Park series is being pushed with an integrated interactive PR and marketing campaign by Universal Pictures Video.
	www.prweb.com /releases/2002/2/prweb33461.php (715 words)

	All-Reviews.com Movie/Video Review: Jurassic Park III
		Quite the contrary, as "Jurassic Park III" turns out to be a new kind of breed of dinosaur--a little long in the tooth, but with just enough life to resurrect not only the series, but the genre of big, summer action-adventure movies.
		The disappointing conclusion aside, "Jurassic Park III" is a welcome return to the style and startling execution that made the 1993 picture such a success.
		With a final image that hints at a possible fourth "Jurassic" adventure, the thought of such, it turns out, doesn't seem like such a bad idea after all.
	www.all-reviews.com /videos-3/jurassic-park3-2.htm (761 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - Jurassic Park III
		Jurassic Park III finds a nice balance between those two ideas while firmly staying a roller coaster of a movie (as a reviewer I've always wanted to say that).
		Jurassic Park III is presented in 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen.
		One of the proposed titles for Jurassic Park III was Jurassic Park: Evolution, and a few of the posters show a human baby skeleton around the red JP symbol, possibly hinting that the storyline was somewhat different than what ended up on screen.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/jurassicpark3.shtml (1919 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Jurassic Park III at Epinions.com
		From a commercial point of view, Jurassic Park III was quite successful.
		From a critical point of view, Jurassic Park III is about as bad as the prior sequel, The Lost World.
		Jurassic Park III is not a film for perceptive dialogue or engrossing characters.
	www.epinions.com /content_79298924164 (608 words)

	Salon.com Arts & Entertainment \| "Jurassic Park III"
		"Jurassic Park III" is neither as dreadful as it might be, nor as perfectly wrought as it could be.
		You can get your fix of dino effects (most of which are starting to look pretty familiar anyway, after the original "Jurassic Park" and "The Lost World: Jurassic Park"), with a few good jokes and interesting performances thrown in, and be on your way.
		What most of us want are dinosaurs, and there are just the right number of those here, from a flock of fierce pterodactyl-like pteranodons with mischievously knowing eyes, to the dreaded raptors (who always look to me as if they should be dangling old-lady pocketbooks from their disproportionately smallish, curled-over front claws).
	www.salon.com /ent/movies/review/2001/07/18/jurassic_iii/index.html (924 words)

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