Were the sequels to Jurassic Park any good?

Question

Were the sequels to Jurassic Park any good?

Answer 1

I am a huge JP fan, so, in my opinion, I enjoyed all of them. I would rank them in order from the best to the not-so-best: 1, 2, 3. I'm quite anxious to see how the fourth one will come out.

Answer 2

the lost world is good

Answer 3

I didn't like Jurassic Park 2 as much as 3, and I didn't like either of them as much as 1, but I liked them.  They were good as stand alone movies.  2 centered around Jeff Goldbloom's character, and 3 centered around Sam Neil's character, both of them went back to the island.  I liked them, the stories were awesome, I thought.  They were suspenseful and exciting, but the character chemistry wasn't as good as the 1st.  So don't expect them to be as -awesome- as the first, but they're good.

Answer 4

they were very bad sequels.

Answer 5

Not to quote Bill Clinton, but it depends on how you define the word, "Good."  The Lost World was OK, well, actually, just fair, maybe not fair, but not too bad, actually the word tepid comes to mind.  As far as the third one, it was just an exercise in CGI. I hear they're making #4, but I won't be spending anything on it.

Answer 6

They aren't as good as the original, but you will enjoy them if you liked the first one.  They're worth watching.

Answer 7

The first one was awesome, the second one wasnt as great but still was good. The third one wasnt as good as the second one but was ok. The second and third ones were both set on the second island not on the original island from the first movie. They are making Jurassic Park 4 that is supposed to be out by 2010. I bet it will be alot better than 2 and 3 but not as good as the first one.

Answer 8

JP II was actually a little scarier than the first one and not at all a bad movie. JP III was disappointing and seemed to be just a rehash of everything that had gone on before. To me, the original will always be the best. It was our first look at those spectacular c.g. dinos and the plot was the tightest of the trilogy.