Matialth Good concept, poorly executed.

Tacticalin An absolute waste of money

Brendon Jones It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

Ella-May O'Brien Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

Tango and Cash Wow, how the mighty have fallen. The original was a masterpiece, the sequel was a fun Jeff Goldbloom cheesefest (in a good way!), but the third entry is, quite simply, trash. "Let's just keep going, keep makin' 'em" was the philosophy; purely a money-making adventure for the production company, no desire for quality. The movie is so bad that it took another 14 years for them to try to make another one. That says a lot.The script is incompetent and the characters are irritating. We just keep wishing one of the main characters would get eaten alive like the minor characters do. There's nothing redeeming about them - nothing redeeming about Sam Neill either. Close-up shots of him looking at things in his character's annoying way gets really annoying. We get it, come on. The milking of CGI dino fights is egregious. Yes, sequels usually resort to "overdoing" the original (for example, Alien/Aliens), but this was just ridiculous. Relying on CGI as the primary plot vehicle will never work, and it reveals the cheap, gimmicky nature of the movie. I could have given this turkey a 2 out of 10 simply for the film's last line - "Let's go home". Boooooo!!!! Booooooooooo!!!

jlaguilera The story, it is too stupid, the little boy making stupid jokes, and the parents are very ridiculous, I cant see that movie. The parents and son are so hateful, and already you are wishing a dinosaur eat them.

Lucas André The movie was good to see what they shouldn do in the next sequel..

anchoreddown This may be the lowest point in box office for the Jurassic Park franchise, however, in light of both reading up on the spinosaurus and watching several YouTube videos on the franchise, I'm coming to appreciate the work that went into the third Jurassic movie. First off, as most people have noted, this is not like the other three films. Yes, it may not have much of a scare tactic, but it all boils down to how well you know your dinosaurs. Go back to 2001. Research for undiscovered dinosaurs, like the spinosaurus was quite new and different. This animal was chosen for it's distinctive size, power and energy. The production team was looking for something larger than the T-Rex and the reason this dinosaur was chosen was for it's crocodile like snout, which makes it stand out next to it's cousins in the relative chain. Upono closer inspection, if you actually know something of the animal, it was more of an aquatic animal, and the research, as eluded to in the trivia section had the dinosaur standing on four to two legs, depending on your source material. Therefore, with this kind of information, you can get an idea of what's really going on behind the scenes for the storyline when it comes to actually breeding the animals. It's an obvious hybrid, even through it isn't stated in the film. I honestly don't think it was the studios intention to create a hybrid dinosaur. What we got is actually quite brilliant, it's a monster movie, but with a Jurassic Park twist. The fact that they chose to do it this way and leave the audience w questions until the next movie furthers the idea that the spinosaurus is a hybrid. Most people are probably looking at the animal and wishing it was a T-Rex, because that is the star of the franchise. Mot people probably didn't like it for several obvious reasons, but it's the dinosaurs that shine the most in this episode of the Jurassic Park franchise. Two thumbs up for doing something completely different!!