The third part of the series, although one is not as good as one, it is still a big blockbuster, it is worth watching, but it is not as good as the previous one!
Recommendation index: ★★★☆ (7.5/10 points)
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A series of works that are getting worse
Wava 2022-03-20 09:01:15
In 2001, "Jurassic Park 3", although the time is similar to the previous ones, there is not much progress in technology, this time there are more pterosaurs. . Although it is logically almost meaning. . The big birdcage is really enough. . There is even more controversial Spinosaurus and Tyrannosaurus rex, all for the purpose of attracting attention with arguments. . Are you afraid that everyone is tired of the aesthetics of Tyrannosaurus rex?
The third part of the series, although one is not as good as one, it is still a big blockbuster, it is worth watching, but it is not as good as the previous one!
Recommendation index: ★★★☆ (7.5/10 points)
The third part of the series, although one is not as good as one, it is still a big blockbuster, it is worth watching, but it is not as good as the previous one!
Recommendation index: ★★★☆ (7.5/10 points)
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Virgil 2022-03-19 09:01:03
So stupid, so stupid! Everywhere is full of perfunctory and randomness. Compared with the amazing first part, it is a drastic step backward, and even uglier than the second part, and the classic soundtrack can resonate a little bit. Also, I seriously suspect that the heroine was played by Brother Tom, it looks so special (funny face)...
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Alejandrin 2022-04-24 07:01:02
It's boring, I admire that phone. It can still be loud when pulled out of the dinosaur's stomach and put into the feces, and it is also waterproof, rainproof and lightningproof. Really Nb!
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Dr. Grant: Did you read Malcolm's book?
[Erik nods]
Dr. Grant: So?
Erik: I don't know. It was kinda preachy. And too much Chaos. Everything Chaos. It just seemed like the guy was high on himself.
Dr. Grant: That's two things we have in common.
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Billy Brennan: So Mr. Kirby, when you climbed K2, did you base camp at twenty-five or thirty thousand feet?
Paul Kirby: Thirty thousand feet, we were pretty close to the top.
Billy Brennan: You were about a thousand feet above, actually.