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Yeah, the first one had the explanation, the first appearances, and the ethical question of whether it was right or not. The second was all over the place, and they did new things. Having a whole team of humans going in prepaired, and knowing semi what they were dealing with. Humans vs humans, humans vs dinos, then of course bringing the t-rex to San Diego. They did new things, and brought back some old characters to make for a decent sequal. But the third was basically the same as the first. A small group of humans with no guns running away from dinos. They tried for a new angle with the "woh, these dinos weren't on Ingen's list and arn't supposed to exist" along with "the raptors have been here long enough that they have grown smarter". They were smart in JP1, but in the third they set traps and it was a lot more angled at showing how smart they were, like explaining how they communicated. I still see #3 being the same as #1, exept shittier. And if this thing about extinction being the same as #3 is true, well I have to ask what the hell. How many times are we going to do this?

I really don't like how they are becoming extinct again. I realize the point was they don't belong in this time, but since they are here, might as well stay. That way we can learn from them, even if its just Satellite images and maybe cameras placed on the island. The Lost World's research team idea was really good, and would have gone very well had Ingen's thugs not invaded. What Hammond said at the end of Lost World was good too! If man steps aside, life will find a way! It implied that they would be here to stay, and man was willing to leave them alone. Now its all "we changed out minds, they are gonna die" wtf?!

Well, if thier going to foucus on the raptors, the least the could do is put a bit a reality into them! I mean, I keep thinking that thier doing Utah Raptors and Deinonychuses instead of the actual Velocioraptor.