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Carnosaur 3

Original title: Carnosaur 3: Primal Species
  • 1996
  • R
  • 1h 20m
IMDb RATING
3.2/10
2.2K
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Carnosaur 3 (1996)
ActionHorrorSci-Fi

International terrorists get a surprise when their cargo turns out to contain living dinosaurs. The army commando team now have to think fast, if they want to prevent the extinction of the h... Read allInternational terrorists get a surprise when their cargo turns out to contain living dinosaurs. The army commando team now have to think fast, if they want to prevent the extinction of the human species, instead of the reptiles.International terrorists get a surprise when their cargo turns out to contain living dinosaurs. The army commando team now have to think fast, if they want to prevent the extinction of the human species, instead of the reptiles.

  • Director
    • Jonathan Winfrey
  • Writers
    • Rob Kerchner
    • Constantine Nasr
    • Scott Sandin
  • Stars
    • Rob Camilletti
    • Stephen Lee
    • Cyril O'Reilly
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    3.2/10
    2.2K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Jonathan Winfrey
    • Writers
      • Rob Kerchner
      • Constantine Nasr
      • Scott Sandin
    • Stars
      • Rob Camilletti
      • Stephen Lee
      • Cyril O'Reilly
    • 51User reviews
    • 35Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Rob Camilletti
    • Nitz
    • (as Robert Camilletti)
    Stephen Lee
    Stephen Lee
    • Sergeant
    Cyril O'Reilly
    Cyril O'Reilly
    • Dolan
    Scott Valentine
    Scott Valentine
    • Rance
    Rodger Halston
    Rodger Halston
    • Sanders
    Terri J. Vaughn
    Terri J. Vaughn
    • B.T. Coolidge
    Billy Burnette
    • Furguson
    Rick Dean
    Rick Dean
    • Polchek
    Jason Brawley
    • Terrorist
    Jonathan Winfrey
    Jonathan Winfrey
    • Bob
    Rodman Flender
    Rodman Flender
    • Nephew
    Slade Barnett
    • O'Donnell
    Abraham Gordon
    • Billings
    Michael McDonald
    Michael McDonald
    • Wilson
    • (as Michael James McDonald)
    Bob McFarland
    Bob McFarland
    • Mulcowsky
    Brian Hayes Currie
    Brian Hayes Currie
    • Officer
    • (as Brian Currie)
    Anthony Peck
    • General Mercer
    Janet Gunn
    Janet Gunn
    • Dr. Hodges
    • Director
      • Jonathan Winfrey
    • Writers
      • Rob Kerchner
      • Constantine Nasr
      • Scott Sandin
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    User reviews51

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    hotcarl44

    The acting is worse than in a Porn.

    My friend and I have this gag going on that we each buy horrible DVDs for eachothers birthday. Well, this was my present. We watched it together and could not stop laughing at the terrible acting. It even came to the point where we had to rewind and repeat a portion of the movie when the terrorist(whatever?) is in the back of the cop car and the cop calms him down by pointing a finger at him and scolds him telling him to stay calm and wait there. You must see the scene to realize the pathetic atempt at any sort of story. The dinosaurs appear to be on wheeled carts. The filmwork is absolutely pathetic and to a point funny. Adding special effects for no reason other than the movie is horrible. IT was quite a gag gift... but don't ever rent this with the expectations of seeing something that won't make you laugh.
    CallumJF

    Not worth it.

    Carnosaur was a useless film which tried to capitalize on Jurassic Park. So what made them want to make a sequel? Beats me. Then they made a third movie which makes you think of finding thr person who dreamt the whole premise up and kill him. Yes I'm afraid this is a bad movie with no plot crap acting fake looking Dinosaurs and other horrible flaws. I suppose you don't need the Dinosaurs looking real if the plots good and actings good but this looks like it was made in Roger Cormans garage. So when you are looking through BlockBuster for a film that looks entertaining don't pick up Carnosaur 3 because it has no potential for a movie.
    andrfenlon

    fantastic...

    What makes the Carnosaur so frightening is that it kills for the sake of killing. The army kills and destroys for national security. The terrorists kill for their own personal benefit. But the Carnosaur... it just kills! If the carnosaurs killed exclusively for dietary purposes (i.e. they were hungry, they didn't get enough protein/calcium/fat/B-vitamins), they wouldn't necessarily eat humans. The scene in Carnosaur 3, in which the soldiers bait the dinosaur with non- human meat and the Carnosaur instinctively attacks the humans exemplifies how Carnosaurs do not follow their stomachs. If the Carno were hungry, it would have just went for the leg of ham (or whatever the hell the soldiers used for bait), but instead it went for the far inferior human meat. They are called Carnosaurs not because they eat meat, but because they are far different from the reptiles that walked the earth eons ago. They are much more unscrupulous, depraved, stealthy, sexy and cunning than the large clumsy animals seen in Jurassic Park. The Carnosaur is the chthonic species of what we refer to as Dinosaur. Beware their wrath.
    BStalker

    Look out! It's a rubber raptor!

    Here in England, we've not had the pleasure of seeing Carnosaur 1+2 and the film is just titled "Primal Species". Without the precedent of such un-doubtedly classic prequels, I had no idea what the film would be like (except for some guesswork based on the video cover).

    Nothing much needs to be said about the film except that it is one of the worst of the worst of the worst films ever. Not that that's a huge criticism. It's extremely entertaining. To be honest the sight of those men in rubber dinosaur costumes was funnier than many proper comedies. Equally funny is the swat team leader's constant smirk and attempts to sound hard. The main death's were enjoyable too, firstly because the sight of fake monsters chewing on people is funny, and secondly because it meant that another annoying character had been wiped out.

    For an alternative night's entertainment, I would recommend this in a double-bill with something like Demolition University. You'll laugh till you ache or simply fall asleep. Either way, you'll be happy.
    4Boba_Fett1138

    Still sort of good on a B-movie type of level.

    The entire Carnosaurs-series often gets made fun of but in all truth and honesty, they are somewhat enjoyable for what they are and not all that bad at all, with the exception of the first movie.

    The thing that I particularly like about the series is that none of the movies are related and each movie is basically a new story, with different characters and settings. It makes the series incredibly differs and makes each movie feel new and fresh. It also totally isn't necessary to watch the previous two movies, before you watch this one. Every one of them can be watched independently from each other.

    But no, don't worry, I'm not completely crazy. Of course this is not a great movie by any means but it at least is fun and also very self aware. Thing with this movie and all of the previous ones as well, is that it knows that its bad. Especially also the actors seem to be very well aware of this. Because of this, the movie never gets awkward but simply enjoyable to watch instead.

    Now, the whole idea of the movie itself is quite stretched out however. The characters for the longest time are very busy with a whole bunch of stuff, expect for trying to find and kill the dinosaur. The movie too often really isn't going anywhere with its story, or any of its characters. Still, this doesn't make the movie annoying or anything. Just a tad bit ridicules but it strangely enough adds to the movie its entertainment value at the same time.

    The action and killings are being somewhat disappointing but then again, I wasn't expecting too much from it anyway. After all, the entire series isn't exactly known for its creativity and originality.

    It's watchable enough as a B-movie flick but it of course is far from being a great movie as well!

    4/10

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    • Trivia
      Adam Simon and Louis Morneau (directors of the first two films respectively) are credited as "Carnosaur Consultants" in this film
    • Goofs
      In the opening sequence, the sergeant just finishes relieving himself from the back of a moving jeep when he reacts to an explosion before it actually happens.
    • Quotes

      [When being attacked, and crammed in to a cramped space]

      Dr. Hodges: There something I should tell you.

      Rance: Whats that?

      Dr. Hodges: I'm clausterphobic

      Rance: Well, if you pass out on me now, you're dead!

    • Crazy credits
      The American Dinosaur Association monitored all dinosaur action. Scenes depicting violence to dinosaurs were simulated. No dinosaur was harmed or mistreated during the making of this film.
    • Alternate versions
      Available in two versions in Germany: An uncut FSK-18 rated version and a censored FSK-16 rated version which has a few violent scenes shortened to reduce blood & gore.
    • Connections
      Edited into Raptor (2001)

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    • Release date
      • November 21, 1996 (Germany)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Carnosaur 3: Primal Species
    • Production company
      • Concorde-New Horizons
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 20m(80 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Ultra Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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