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Old 03-30-2004, 04:04 AM   #41
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Jurassic Park: Good.
Jurassic Park 2: Ownage.
Jurassic Park 3: Garbage.

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The third film is always the worst. Wonder how the forth will turn out.
Not always. Batman Forever was better then Batman & Robin. And I thought JP3 was better then 2.
Goldfinger was pretty good too. Okay, most of the time the third film is the worst.

Terminator 3 just doesn't have the same feel as the first two, and the timing is a real mess. I never saw it but I heard the third Godfather film wasn't as good as the previous two. Then again, not all fourth films in a series is good. RoboCop 3 may had have pumped your blood with terror as the first one did, but at least RoboCop killed people. RoboCop: The Future of Law Enforcment was simply the lamest, most useless and most poor RoboCop movie ever made![/i]
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Old 03-30-2004, 04:30 AM   #42
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BTW, has anyone seen Maniac Cop? It's a reallly strange movie starring Bruce Campbell. My friend bought it this weekend and we watched it after Dawn. It was pretty bad, yet pretty entertaining.
Ah, Maniac Cop! I went on a "Must See Bruce" spell for a while, and tried to obtain (in one form, or another) all of the smaller flicks he had been in. Maniac Cop and it's sequel (aptly named Maniac Cop 2) were on the list. Waxworks II: Lost in Time, Sundown: Vampires in Retreat, Icebreaker (featuring a Snowboarding Sean Astin and Bald Terrorist Bruce), Menno's Mind (with Billy Campbell, no relation)... all on the list too. Hell, I even watched The Love Bug and an episode of Beggers and Choosers where Bruce made out with another guy. Both were equally as traumatizing.
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Old 03-30-2004, 03:28 PM   #43
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BTW, has anyone seen Maniac Cop? It's a reallly strange movie starring Bruce Campbell. My friend bought it this weekend and we watched it after Dawn. It was pretty bad, yet pretty entertaining.
Ah, Maniac Cop! I went on a "Must See Bruce" spell for a while, and tried to obtain (in one form, or another) all of the smaller flicks he had been in. Maniac Cop and it's sequel (aptly named Maniac Cop 2) were on the list. Waxworks II: Lost in Time, Sundown: Vampires in Retreat, Icebreaker (featuring a Snowboarding Sean Astin and Bald Terrorist Bruce), Menno's Mind (with Billy Campbell, no relation)... all on the list too. Hell, I even watched The Love Bug and an episode of Beggers and Choosers where Bruce made out with another guy. Both were equally as traumatizing.
LOL! I must see maniac cop 2. I also wanna check out that one with Sean Astin.
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Not always. Batman Forever was better then Batman & Robin.
That's like comparing murder with homicide.
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Old 04-04-2004, 08:13 PM   #45
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meh, ill definitly go see it, but it sounds kinda like Jurassic Park meets 28 Days Later kinda ting, cept the humans don't turn into dinosaurs.
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Old 04-04-2004, 08:56 PM   #46
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I am a big fan of the JP Movies...I loved the first, the second could have been better, and i didnt like the family that dragged Dr. Grant along.

what i DID like..

There's a constant flow of new ideas about the biology, behaviors and society with the velociraptors.

In the first movie, while the size of the raptors were wrong for Veloci raptors, their was the discovery of the UtahRaptor, which Did fit the movie description.

In the second movie, we saw the parenting behaviors of the Tyrannosaurs, which i loved seeing. Even predators can be loving parents. Other than that, it was...eh....

the third was very interesting. Yeah, I hated the family's divorce junk, what i DID like was the changes they made to the physicalities of the raptor, with the proto-feather spines and the communications.

I know their making 5 movies total. Hopefully things will go better...
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Old 04-04-2004, 09:11 PM   #47
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It was only a matter of time before someone posted about this...


I am a big fan of the JP Movies...I loved the first, the second could have been better, and i didnt like the family that dragged Dr. Grant along.

what i DID like..

There's a constant flow of new ideas about the biology, behaviors and society with the velociraptors.

In the first movie, while the size of the raptors were wrong for Veloci raptors, their was the discovery of the UtahRaptor, which Did fit the movie description.

In the second movie, we saw the parenting behaviors of the Tyrannosaurs, which i loved seeing. Even predators can be loving parents. Other than that, it was...eh....

the third was very interesting. Yeah, I hated the family's divorce junk, what i DID like was the changes they made to the physicalities of the raptor, with the proto-feather spines and the communications.

I know their making 5 movies total. Hopefully things will go better...
Someone has been thinking on this a little too much.

However it is nice to meet a fellow JP fan.
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Old 04-05-2004, 01:49 PM   #48
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I am a big fan of the JP Movies...I loved the first, the second could have been better, and i didnt like the family that dragged Dr. Grant along.

what i DID like..

There's a constant flow of new ideas about the biology, behaviors and society with the velociraptors.

In the first movie, while the size of the raptors were wrong for Veloci raptors, their was the discovery of the UtahRaptor, which Did fit the movie description.

In the second movie, we saw the parenting behaviors of the Tyrannosaurs, which i loved seeing. Even predators can be loving parents. Other than that, it was...eh....

the third was very interesting. Yeah, I hated the family's divorce junk, what i DID like was the changes they made to the physicalities of the raptor, with the proto-feather spines and the communications.

I know their making 5 movies total. Hopefully things will go better...
Someone has been thinking on this a little too much.

However it is nice to meet a fellow JP fan.
I'm a pretty big JP fan, too. So uh, nice ta meet ya.

Anyway, I agree with Machi on the changes on the Raptors in JP3...I really liked that. I also really liked the whole part with the Pteranadons.
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Old 04-05-2004, 02:18 PM   #49
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Yay, the JP fans are coming out of hiding!

Raptors are always good to see. I wouldnt mind seeing some of the newly discovered dinosaurs being given cameos tho.. I mean, Giganotosaurs are HUGE... and Amargasaurs have that neat spine all down their vertebrae...

I'm not obsessed! *hides her avatar*

Oh, The pteradons were evily fun... though I wouldnt want to run into them anytime soon...
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