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Jurassic Park III is the 2001 sequel to the 1997 film, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, and is the first in the series
that is neither based on a book by Michael Crichton nor directed by Steven Spielberg. As its name suggests, Jurassic
Park III is the third film in the Jurassic Park film series. It takes place on Isla Sorna, the island from the second
film, after a married couple hires Dr. Alan Grant to help them find their son.



After the success of the first Jurassic Park, Joe Johnston asked Steven Spielberg if he could direct the film adaptation
of The Lost World, the sequel to Jurassic Park. While Spielberg wanted to do the project, he promised to give the helm
of the second sequel to Johnston. Spielberg stayed involved with the film by becoming the executive producer. Three
years after the release of The Lost World, production of a third film began in August 2000.









* Plot :-





Four years after the events of the second film, The Lost World, doctors Alan Grant (Sam Neill) and Ellie Sattler (Laura
Dern) have continued their paleontological careers but are working independently, Ellie is married with two children and
Grant is still digging with his prot?g?, Billy Brennan (Alessandro Nivola). He is approached by Paul (William H. Macy)
and Amanda Kirby (T?a Leoni), who say they are wealthy thrill-seekers who want Grant to give them a tour of Isla Sorna.
Grant is reluctant at first, but he eventually agrees after the Kirbys promise to fund his dig.



Grant suspects that something is not quite right when the plane carrying him, Billy, the Kirbys, and some mercenaries,
lands. After Amanda uses a megaphone to try to call out to her son in the jungle, they are attacked by a Spinosaurus. As
they attempt to escape in the plane, they accidentally run into the Spinosaurus and crash, resulting in the deaths of
two of the mercenaries, Nash (Bruce A. Young) and Cooper (John Diehl), and stranding them on the island. The group then
run into a Tyrannosaurus rex, which follows them into the forest. They soon run into the Spinosaurus again, and two
predators engage in battle, with the Spinosaurus emerging victorious, snapping the Tyrannosaur's neck. Grant learns that
the Kirbys are actually searching for their son, Eric (Trevor Morgan), who was stranded on the island along with family
friend, Ben Hilderbrand, in a parasailing accident. He decides to lead them to the coast, increasing their chances of
getting rescued. Along the way, they discover the parasail as well as Ben's skeletal remains. Billy salvages the
parasail, and the Kirbys discover several nearby Velociraptor nests.



The group then explores the abandoned InGen compound, where they are attacked by a Velociraptor. As they flee, they are
ambushed by the rest of the raptor pack, resulting in the death of the last mercenary, Udesky (Michael Jeter). When
Grant separates from the group, he is rescued from several raptors by young Eric Kirby, who has been living on the
island for eight weeks in an abandoned supply truck. When the group reunites, they are attacked again by the
Spinosaurus. After they find shelter in another building, Grant finds out that Billy has stolen two Velociraptor eggs,
which provoked the earlier attack. Appalled, Grant tells Billy, "As far as I'm concerned you are no better than the
people that built this place".



To reach a boat docked in a nearby river, the group must pass through a massive aviary dome, where they are attacked by
numerous Pteranodons. Using the parasail he salvaged, Billy tries to rescue Eric from a nest of Pteranodon infants, but
is attacked by several adults and seemingly killed. Amanda and Eric fail to lock the Pteranodons inside as the group
escapes the dome. Grant and the Kirbys board the boat, and while floating down the river, they hear a phone ringing.
This leads them to a dung pile containing a satellite phone the Spinosaurus had eaten from the plane, which they are
forced to sift through to find the phone (though the dung proves useful in discouraging a passing Ceratosaurus from
attacking them). Grant attempts to contact Ellie, but only communicates "The river... Site B! The river!" as
they are again attacked by the Spinosaurus. Paul is briefly thought to have been killed in the attack but manages to
survive, and the Spinosaurus finally flees.



The group is close to the shore when the raptors reappear, wanting their eggs back. Grant manages to alleviate the
situation by imitating a Velociraptor call for help, which almost causes some of the raptors to attack in order to
silence him. Suddenly, a helicopter can be heard overhead. The eggs are given back to the raptors, and they retreat. The
group arrives at the beach to see a United States Marine Corps detachment sent by Ellie's diplomat husband. As they
board a helicopter, Grant finds Billy, who was injured during the Pteranodon attack but is still alive. He tells Grant
that he has "rescued" his hat, to which Grant jokingly replies "that's the important thing." As the
helicopter flies off, the survivors see three Pteranodons flying off into the distance. Eric asks Grant where they might
be going, and Grant speculates that they are searching for new nesting grounds.









* Cast:-





Main article: List of characters in Jurassic Park



    * Sam Neill as Dr. Alan Grant, a world-famous paleontologist who survived the incident on Isla Nublar in the
Jurassic Park film and has since developed an extensive theory about Velociraptor intelligence.

    * William H. Macy as Paul Kirby, the owner of a hardware store who poses as a wealthy businessman in order to lure
Grant onto Isla Sorna to help the Kirbys search for their son.

    * T?a Leoni as Amanda Kirby, Paul's ex-wife who accompanies the group to Site B, feeling guilty for having lost
Eric.

    * Alessandro Nivola as Billy Brennan, a young and overly-enthusiastic graduate student at Grant's dig site whose
impulsive actions land the entire rescue party in danger.

    * Trevor Morgan as Eric Kirby, the 12-year-old son of Paul and Amanda who ends up stranded on Site B for eight
weeks, and must fend for himself.

    * Michael Jeter as Udesky, a meek but sardonic mercenary "booking agent" who travels with his two
associates to the island.

    * John Diehl as Cooper, a tough and quiet mercenary who is killed by the Spinosaur on the Site B runway.

    * Bruce A. Young as M. B. Nash, the Kirbys' mercenary pilot who abandons Cooper and is subsequently eaten by the
Spinosaurus.

    * Laura Dern as Dr. Ellie Sattler, a paleobotanist who also survived Isla Nublar and is Grant's former flame. She
makes good on her promise to help him when he needs it most.

                        

 

 

                                                            

* Production :-



Joe Johnston had been interested in directing the sequel to Jurassic Park and approached friend Steven Spielberg about
the project. While Spielberg wanted to direct the first sequel, he agreed that if there was ever a third film, Johnston
could direct.[1] The third film was greenlit in August 1999 and was based on a story by Steven Spielberg, featuring Alan
Grant after having lived in a tree on one of the islands and studied the dinosaur population for eight years. Johnston
never had any concrete concept for the third installment, other than stating the film would be "more
stand-alone" and feature lots of flying reptiles.[2]



New writers were brought in to scribe a story involving Pteranodons escaping from Site B and causing a rash of
mysterious killings on the mainland, which was to be investigated by Alan Grant and a number of other characters
including wealthy Paul Roby and his 12-year-old son Miles, Paul's love interest, Billy Brennan, a naturalist named
Simone, and a tough Military Attache. Grant's group was to track the Pterosaurs back to Site B and crash on the island,
while a parallel investigation was carried out on the mainland. Supposedly, the aviary sequence and laboratory set piece
were much longer and more complex, including raptors stealthily entering the hatchery while the team spent the night.
Sets, costumes, and props were built for this version, before Johnston threw out the completed script five weeks before
filming in order to pursue the "rescue mission" plot, which was suggested by David Koepp.[1] Also during the
pre-production phase, concept artists created advertising for the film using a number of working titles including
Jurassic Park: Extinction and Jurassic Park: Breakout.[3]



Production began on August 30, 2000[4] without a finished script, with filming in California, Oahu, and Molokai.[5]
Although it is an original story, not based on a Michael Crichton novel, it does contain minor scenes from Crichton's
Jurassic Park and The Lost World novels that were not featured in the film versions, such as the Pteranodon aviary and
the use of the boat. In a change from the first two films, Spinosaurus replaced T. rex as the main antagonist.[6] As to
why Spinosaurus was chosen for such a role, Johnston stated, "A lot of dinosaurs have a very similar silhouette to
the T-rex... and we wanted the audience to instantly recognize this as something else."[7] Baryonyx was originally
considered to be the "big bad" before Spinosaurus was chosen.[1]



The special effects used for the dinosaurs are a mixture of animatronics and CGI. The portrayal of several dinosaurs
differs from that of the previous two films. Due to new discoveries and theories in the field of paleontology suggesting
that Velociraptors were feathered, the Velociraptors in the film have quill-like structures on the head and neck.
"We've found evidence that Velociraptors had feathers, or feather-like structures, and we've incorporated that into
the new look of the raptor," said paleontologist Jack Horner, technical adviser on the film.







* Release :-



The film earned $181 million in the United States and $369 million worldwide and was the eighth highest grossing film of
the year worldwide,[8] but still earned less than either of its predecessors. As with the other films in the franchise,
there was a large marketing push, including seven video games[9] and a novelization aimed at young children.[10]



The film made its VHS and DVD debut on December 11, 2001.[11] The DVD has also been re-released with both sequels on
December 11, 2001[12] as the Jurassic Park Trilogy, and as the Jurassic Park Adventure Pack on November 29, 2005.[13]
The film has also been released alongside Hulk.[14] The soundtrack was released on July 10, 2001.[15]



Scott Ciencin wrote three children's books to tie-in with the film; the first detailed the eight weeks Eric spent alone
on Isla Sorna;[16] the second had Eric and Alan returning to Isla Sorna to rescue a group of teenage filmmakers;[17] and
the last involved Eric and Alan leading the Pteranodons home after they nest in a Universal theme park.[18]









* Reception -





Jurassic Park III received mixed reviews from critics. It is currently ranked with a 49% positive rating on Rotten
Tomatoes, with 75 out of 154 critics giving it positive reviews.[19] It also has a 42% on Metacritic.[20] Critics were
split over whether the third installment of the series was better or worse than the second. Jeffrey Westhoff of the
Northwest Herald felt that it was worse, remarking that "Johnston inherits the series one film too late."[21]
However, Ben Varkontine called it "not as good a ride as the first", but "better than the
second".[22] Much of the criticism was leveled at the plot as simply a chase movie with no character development,
with some going so far as to say it was "almost the same as the first movie" with "no need for new ideas
or even a script".[23] There were also complaints about its short length and small cast.



The movie was nominated for a Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Film and Best Special Effects.[24] For its
shortcomings, it was nominated for a Golden Raspberry Award for "Worst Remake or Sequel".







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