Since 1993, I have been an avid fan of the Jurassic Park franchise. Who can forget when the first film was released in theaters. It was a moment of sheer magic and terror when we beheld the mighty T-Rex and those vicious Velociraptors. It wasn't until ILM and Stan Winston came together that dinosaurs finally were captured and depicted so lifelike. The magnificent process was then replicated twice more in "The Lost World Jurassic Park" and "Jurassic Park III." However, nothing can come close to the original. You can't thrill and enthrall audiences perpetually. Eventually the amazement subsides and people begin to criticize. To this day Jurassic Park is heralded as a great achievement. It is Spielberg's masterpiece. However, despite the brilliance of the animatronic and computer generated dinosaurs; the acting and character development is considered quite weak. Alan Grant, Ian Malcom, John Hammond, Ellie Sadler, and etc are considered by most cri...