¿Quién es más macho?
Jurassic Park III may be the series' shortest film yet, but it fills that runtime to the brim with action and spectacle.- In a deleted scene, Udesky fights off the Velociraptors himself with a tree branch before being overwhelmed and killed.
- Dr. Grant kicks a Pteranodon in the face!
- Billy's scene where he leaps off the cliff, and the "Dino-Soar" parachute opens above him. Also, most of the bits with the Pteranodons.
- Mr. Kirby is also very badass when he challenges the Spinosaurus in order to lure it away from the others and into a trap.
- Dr. Sattler proves that, as usual, she is a badass. Alan calls her, screaming and shouting and drowning, and what does she do when she realises that bad shit is going down? She calls in the Coast Guard and the Marines to save Grant and the Kirbys at the end.
- When Eric saves Grant from a group of Velociraptors.
- The Spinosaurus in general is full of it, shrugging off being hit by a plane and most memorably crushing the T. rex in single combat.
- The fight between the two apex predators deserves a side note. No matter how divisive it proved to be, the brawl between the Spinosaurus and the Tyrannosaurus was the first time in the franchise we got to see a full blown, drag-out fight to the death by two giant dinosaurs. And it still looks awesome!
- Likewise, the T. rex at least managing to score the first takedown.
- The fact that Eric, a 12-year-old boy, spent eight weeks completely alone on an island full of dinosaurs, and not only managed to survive but actually seems to be doing quite well by the end of it. He doesn't seem to be starving or sick, and has apparently figured out both how to stay more or less out of the way of the dinosaurs and how to fend them off when he does run into them. Compare this to the adults, who don't even manage a day on the island without drawing the attention of a Spinosaurus, a T. rex, and a whole bunch of Velociraptors.
- She might have caused much of the problems in the movie, but you got to give Amanda some credit when it comes to the climax. Not a whole lot of people would have been so collected upon being cornered by angry Velociraptors that had already attempted to kill them.
- Not to mention the scene earlier in the movie where she told Billy to help her trap an angry raptor behind the door. Sure, she may be Too Dumb to Live, but she just outwitted a goddamn dinosaur that's smarter than primates!!!
- The moment he realises that Paul lied to him about the true nature of the visit, Alan punches him (offscreen) and prepares to wind up another if he doesn't start explaining. Alan, much like Ian in The Lost World: Jurassic Park, is smart and badass enough to know that the sooner the actual problems are up in the air, the sooner they can be resolved and everybody can get away from Site B before more lives are lost.
- In terms of special effects, the animatronic Spinosaurus was a gigantic undertaking and feat by Stan Winston and his studio staff. The full robot weighed over 20 tons and was made from the ground up as the largest and strongest animatronic the studio ever made. The result was a machine who was fully articulate, far stronger than the old T. rex machines, and able to perform acts in the film like fighting similarly sized Tyrannosaurus animatronic, tearing apart an airplane, and sinking boat even when immersed in water and getting rained on!
- The animatronic was actually so powerful that, during the T. rex fight scene, it decapitated the older animatronic with a single blow, which resulted in the scene needing to be shortened.
