Politically correct environmentalist babble

Rating: Null/10 (28 March 2001)

If you haven't seen it yet - minor spoilers ahead.
I have the VHS-widescreen edition of LW. I hadn't seen it in a long while, thus I decided to watch it again. I remembered very little of it, so it was like watching it for the first time. First off, the magic of "Jurassic Park" is the hint that cloning dinosaurs could happen. If you accepted that, the rest of the movie was just fantastic. However, " Lost World" was nothing but two hours of "I told you so!", unable to finish the lecture from the first movie.
Yes, I want to gripe about this movie. It's full of flaws and really one-dimensional characters.
The premise: Whoops! There's site B - surprise!!! Dr. Malcom is sent to help bring back proof of the existence of dinosaurs? What did Dr. Hammond burn all pics and proof of these creatures? Did he dope up all the staff from the first movie and brainwashed his grandchildren? What about the lawsuits? Surely all the lawyers know.
The characters: Malcom's daughter's character was really unnecessary. It added nothing. I didn't read the book so I'll be forgiving if she was in there. The earth-firster who fought to defend an abomination of man against it's creator - was hollow. We get the idea. Don't trust anyone who walks upright. Got it. Got it. Got it. Guns are bad, even if it means you're going to be chomped in half.
Laws of physics: I don't care, I don't see how a teen-aged girl can kick a beast out of a window.
Did anyone notice, in the end CNN's Shaw refused to called the T-Rex's "dinosaurs"? Why? In the real world, if tigers or lions, who are endangered, kills people they are hunted and destroyed. In LW, they're coddled and sent back first class. Think about it, they're clones - an abomination. Just wipe them out and clone a couple more if you want to later.
JP was a modern day Frankenstein. Man was warned from creating creatures. However, LW became a Greenpeace lecture, man is warned from disturbing creatures (not just harming or killing). Even if man shouldn't of created them in the first place.
With LW in 1997 to "The 6th Day" in 2000, we see how differently movies approach the idea of cloning.