My opinion on the Jurassic Park franchise

I personally really enjoy Camp Cretaceous.

Haven't seen it but I just like that there's a Carnotaurus in it :)

I like Carnotaurus

Kattozilla

Carnotaurus is defiantly one of my favorite theropods, which mainly stemmed from their role in Disney's Dinosaur. That movie was the first film I saw in theaters and It had a huge role in my childhood love of dinosaurs.

Toro is pretty cool, although he gets pretty beaten up in the series. There's a fan rumor that the battle damaged carno that's shown at the end of Fallen Kingdom in the Lockwood Manor might be Toro.

At least Toro wasn't the one in the volcano scene. Bad ending for him if it was...

Kattozilla

I guess you could say that carno was toast...

I'll see myself out...

mmmmm

t o a s t

JURASSIC PARK (1993)
THE LOST WORLD (1997)
JURASSIC WORLD (2015)
FALLEN KINGDOM (2018)
BATTLE AT BIG ROCK (2019)
JURASSIC PARK III (2001)
CAMP CREATCEOUS (2020)

I feel Camp Cretaceous is getting overly praised for being the most edgy children show when its level of violence is on par with a pixar-disney movie and the characters behave like they are pulled from a pixar-disney and dreamworks movie. They don't behave like Jurassic Park/World characters at all. I have my own rant somewhere on this website. 

I can't forgive Camp Cretaceous for defanging the compsognathuses and turning the hyper intelligent Indominus rex into a moron that's outsmarted by kids. KIDS!

I don't care if its a kid's show, that would be like making AVP a kid's show and having the xenomorphs and yautja outsmarted by children! Camp Cretaceous should have been made into an anime. 

Because are giving it underserved praises saying its on par with a Jurassic Park movie which I have to say that's a load of Triceratops Shit!

Ok yes kids can be dumb, but don't belittle them. I know, I've had firsthand experience with some smart kids.

I do agree...uh...Indy probably wouldn't be outsmarted by certain kids

never saw it so i can't say

I don't doubt that there are smart kids but these a kids from various different backgrounds and somehow are able to do things that normally adults should be doing but no they made the adults all useless in this show. Granted I only saw the first season.

The Jurassic Park series has always been about having a majority of reasonably adults along side a token smart child or two but not this series. Also usually the children can only handle a dinosaur in the films by complete luck either using gas grenades', taking a dinosaur by surprise, or were just plain lucky.

Its hard to imagine how much darker the Jurassic Park books were compared to the rest of the franchise. If the Japanese would of had the rights to the Jurassic Park series back in the 90's you can bet that anime would have been on par with the likes of Berserk, Blue Gender, Neon Genesis Evangelion, or Devilman OVAs. Spoiler: Characters get ripped apart spewing copious amounts of blood. Yeah 90's anime was very graphic.

 
 

My ranking:

1. Jurassic Park - 9/10

2. Jurassic World - 8.3/10

3. The Lost World - 6.8/10

4. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom - 6/10

5. Jurassic Park III - N/A because I haven't seen it yet

my ranking:

1. jurassic world. just awsome with some great acting. 8/10

2. jurassic park. the plot was EXTREMELY confusing on my first watch but overtime it made more sense and its pretty  good. 7/10

3. jurassic world camp.c.(the netflix show) the show we got was fine, but some of the earlier concepts were just more intruiging. 7/10

4.the lost world. defenitly doesnt live up to the original film.6/10

5.fallen kingdom. HUMAN CLONING. ennoth said. 5/10

6.jurassic park 3. ew. 4/10

7.ALL of the animated lego jurassic world stuff. just no. nonononnonono 1/10

this list is just my opinion so dont get mad

My favorite is actually The Lost World. I loved the T.rex city destruction scene.

Whats wrong with human cloning? I mean InGen already cloned the dinosaurs, which is an epic if not god-tier feat in itself. Cloning a human would be child's play

Xenotaris

True, 

I think the real issue of that reveal wasn't the fact that she was a clone, it was the fact that they didn't do much with that idea so it ended up feeling like a cheap twist (hopefully Dominion will expand on this idea).

I think the human clone was done okay, I mean she is a realistic clone. Considering in fiction where somehow Clones inherit the memories of their "parent" which thankfully Maise didn't do. A Clone would be more like an identical child that looks just like you instead of a mere copy of you complete with memories. So Maise was all they could do for a realistic human clone character and it gave her a symbolical connection with the dinosaurs. 

With that a side, I believe the next Jurassic Park/World movie is going to be heavily focused on the dinosaurs