History Heartwarming / JurassicParkIII

* Ellie called in [[spoiler: the Marines]], after nothing but a garbled call for help from Alan.

* Despite having just met him, and the man having [[Jerkass knocked him unconscious without much need to]] a few moments ago, Alan shows concern, as does Billy, for Cooper when they try to leave him behind on the island. Considering his fellow teammates [[WithFriendsLikeThese barely acknowledge it]], it's nice to see that they show concern, [[EatenAlive considering what happens]] [[AlasPoorVillain to the poor guy]]...

* Despite having just met him, and the man having [[Jerkass knocked him unconscious without much need to]] a few moments ago, Alan shows concern, as does Billy, for Cooper when they try to leave him behind on the island. Considering his fellow teammates [[WithFriendsLikeThese barely acknowledge it]], it's nice to see that they show concern, [[EatenAlive considering what happens]] [[AlasPoorJerkass to the poor guy]]...

-->''[Grant just smiles]''

* [[MamaBear How]] [[PapaWolf willing]] the velociraptors were in getting their eggs back, especially when compared to the other two movies' [[AlwaysChaoticEvil portrayal]] of them.
** Don't forget the book's rendition of them, which [[spoiler: devoured a chirping infant raptor whole.]] The raptor family in III in a lot of ways represents the [[spoiler: Naturally Bred Raptors found in the closing chapters of the novel which were much more docile and withdrawn compared to the eight cloned that were kept in a pen their entire lives, while actively hostile in this movie they are only so because of the theft of their eggs only killing Udesky to draw them out, the lack of any laid eggs being something that is mentioned as a reason why they are not attacked in the book when they end up in a VERY active velociraptor nest.]] After getting their eggs back they could have easily killed them but do not and quickly retreat into the jungle back to their nest while the humans are quickly saved. A happy neutral ending for everyone with both families being reunited.

* Grant's PartingWordsRegret concerning [[spoiler: Billy]] leads into a heartfelt and memorable conversation with Eric, about the desire to see the things we devote our lives to studying, for real and up close. It really conveys how, for all the insanity Grant's been through in both this movie and the original, in his heart, he feels it's all been worth it. Cue the boat passing by a herd of Brachiosaurus, as John Williams's stirring theme plays. Just ''try'' watching that scene without your eyes moistening a little.

** Don't forget the Book's rendition of them, which [[spoiler: Devoured a chirping infant raptor whole.]] The Raptor family in III in alot of ways represents the [[spoiler: Naturally Bred Raptors found in the closing chrapters of the Novel which were much more docile and withdrawn compared to the eight cloned that were kept in a pen their entire lives, while actively hostile in this movie they are only so because of the theft of their Eggs only killing Udesky to draw them out, the lack of any laid eggs being something that is mentioned as a reason why they are not attacked in the book when they end up in a VERY active Velociraptor nest.]] After getting their eggs back they could have easily killed them but do not and quickly retreat into the jungle back to their nest while the humans are quickly saved. A Happy neutral ending for everyone with both families being reunited.

** A Missed moment is the minor tweak to Grant's chracter in the original that changed his platonic relationship with Ellie as a student into an actual relationship which is implied to have ended some time ago in this movie. Grant is introduced talking with Ellie's kid and is introduced to her husband, their is no bad blood between them and they have a nice quick chat before the scene changes and they say their goodbyes after a nostalgic geek out with Ellie over his recent work on Dinosaur research. Typically in disaster movies involving exes and the new guy this kind of scenario isn't so peaceful.
* Ellie called in [[spoiler: the marines]], after nothing but a garbled call for help from Alan.

* The scene where Paul and Amanda reunite with their long, lost son, Eric. Really, the plot of them desperately trying to find their son and protect him until they get off the island.

* [[MamaBear How]] [[PapaWolf willing]] the velociraptors were in getting their eggs back, especially when compared to the other two movies' portrayal of them.

* Grant's PartingWordsRegret concerning [[spoiler: Billy]] leads into a heartfelt and memorable conversation with Eric, about the desire to see the things we devote our lives to studying, for real and up close. It really conveys how, for all the insanity Grant's been through in both this movie and the original, in his heart, he feels it's all been worth it. Cue the boat passing by a heard of Brachiosaurus, as John Williams's stirring theme plays. Just ''try'' watching that scene without your eyes moistening a little.

-->'''[[spoiler:Billy]]''': ''"I rescued your hat."''

--> '''Eric:''' You know something, Dr. Grant? [[spoiler: Billy]] was right.
--> ''(Grant just smiles)''

-->'''[[spoiler:Billy]]''': ''"I rescued your hat."''

* Grant's scene with Billy at the end of the film. Earlier, Grant had chewed his assistant out severely after his curiosity provoked him to take a few raptor eggs. Afterwards, it looked like Billy had [[HeroicSacrifice died saving Eric from the]] ''[[HeroicSacrifice Pteranodons]]'', and Grant couldn't help remembering the [[PartingWordsRegret harsh last words]] he said to him. Against expectations, he gets a chance to make up.

* The scene where Paul and Amanda reunite with their long, lost son, Eric.
* [[MamaBear How]] [[PapaWolf willing]] the velociraptors were in getting their eggs back.
** Especially when compared to the other two movies' portrayal of them.

* ''"I rescued your hat."''

* [[MamaBear How]] [[PapaWolf willing]] the velociraptors were in getting their eggs back.