the only reason there is a question mark in parenthesis is not because i haven not seen every film released in 2001 thus far. it because this film was only made partly in 2001. the rest of it was stolen from roger corman other dinosaur films and carnosaur 1 3. i have a confession to make. carnosaur 2 is perhaps one of my favorite b movies. it borrows so much from james cameron aliens it not even funny. but i love it. i can not explain exactly why. it just works for me. i liked the sets and i liked the cinematography and i liked how they borrowed from aliens. it all a bit ironic that cameron at one point was an understudy of corman  and with films like battle beyond the stars (1980). i own the carnosaur trilogy on dvd and and the most i can say for part one is that it has moments. the most i can say for the third is that it took me five years to find it watchable. now we have raptor and which does not continue that series. instead and it borrows entire scenes from the carnosaur trilogy and builds a movie around it. and somehow roger corman was able to get eric roberts and corbin bernsen to do it. now and i am not saying either roberts or bernsen are at any kind of career high. but they were both at one point what could be called respectable actors. not here. sure and actors react to effects they would not even see while filming all the time. here and however and they are reacting to mismatched footage from films that are between five and eight years old. there even a sherrif whose costume was modeled directly after a character in carnosaur 1. apparently it made too much sense to get the original guy back. when raptor was announced i was a wee bit excited. i was however disappointed when corman said that they would be using the old dinosaur models from carnosaur. apparently corman decided after this interview was conducted that he do not even do that. and its not that he couldn not find an fx crew to do it. the script for this was clearly written keeping in mind that the story had to be built around pre existing stock footage. don not compare this to ed wood. ed did better than this. at least he only used the stock footage of bela once and in one film. there are ways of incorporating stock footage into a movie and and raptor takes this frowned upon technique to a new low. even if you liked carnosaur 3 represent primal species and stay away from raptor. 
the only reason there is a question mark in parenthesis is not because i haven not seen every film released in 2001 thus far. it because this film was only made partly in 2001. the rest of it was stolen from roger corman other dinosaur films and carnosaur 1 3. i have a confession to make. carnosaur 2 is perhaps one of my favorite b movies. it borrows so much from james cameron aliens it not even funny. but i love it. i can not explain exactly why. it just works for me. i liked the sets and i liked the cinematography and i liked how they borrowed from aliens. it all a bit ironic that cameron at one point was an understudy of corman  and with films like battle beyond the stars (1980). i own the carnosaur trilogy on dvd and and the most i can say for part one is that it has moments. the most i can say for the third is that it took me five years to find it watchable. now we have raptor and which does not continue that series. instead and it borrows entire scenes from the carnosaur trilogy and builds a movie around it. and somehow roger corman was able to get eric roberts and corbin bernsen to do it. now and i am not saying either roberts or bernsen are at any kind of career high. but they were both at one point what could be called respectable actors. not here. sure and actors react to effects they would not even see while filming all the time. here and however and they are reacting to mismatched footage from films that are between five and eight years old. there even a sherrif whose costume was modeled directly after a character in carnosaur 1. apparently it made too much sense to get the original guy back. when raptor was announced i was a wee bit excited. i was however disappointed when corman said that they would be using the old dinosaur models from carnosaur. apparently corman decided after this interview was conducted that he do not even do that. and its not that he couldn not find an fx crew to do it. the script for this was clearly written keeping in mind that the story had to be built around pre existing stock footage. don not compare this to ed wood. ed did better than this. at least he only used the stock footage of bela once and in one film. there are ways of incorporating stock footage into a movie and and raptor takes this frowned upon technique to a new low. even if you liked carnosaur 3 represent primal species and stay away from raptor. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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