[Quark]

I have no problem with them making a forth film as long as it's good. The third film was just a big let down. They can revive themselves like they did with Men in Black III.

[martok2112]

Spielberg is actually involved in this one, right?
Well then, I give it a fifty percent chance of being good again.

[Quark]

He was involved with the third film as well but only as executive producer. He will have the same role in this one. He should direct it, but he's not. He really just keeps the Indiana Jones series of films his own along with the first two Jurassic Park films. Other than that, he's not really one to direct sequels.

[martok2112]

My roomie, who loves all things about dinosaurs, said he enjoyed all three JP films, although he did see the flaws of the third one. He's all fired up for the original JP re-release, and for JP4.

[Quark]

Awesome! Yeah, Jurassic Park III is a perfect example of why it's crucial to have a completed script before filming begins. Yes, you can always tweak something here and there, but overall it's best to have it done. And the length of the film was just way too short. I remember scenes that were taken out of the DVD that were in the theatrical version.

[martok2112]

Yeouch! Usually it's the reverse. Put scenes that were missing from the theatrical release back onto the DVD, not take scenes in the theatrical release out of the DVD. Wow. Muy grande weird.

[sonofspock1]

Been away from the Internet these past few weeks, but I heard the diretcor managed to convinced Universal to push it back.