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Jurassic Park 3 (2001) - Opening / Parasailing Boat Accident [1080p HD]

Eric Kirby And Ben Hildebrand (His Mother's Boyfriend) Decide To Embark To The Restricted Island Of Isla Sorna (Site B) With The Help Of Enrique Cardoso, A Costa Rican Local Who Runs Illegal Parasailing (Paragliding) Trips Around Isla Sorna Called Dino-Soar. While Giving The Paraglider Tour To Ben Hildebrand And Eric Kirby, He And His Co-Captain Mysteriously Disappear As Their Boat Passes Through Thick Fog Resulting In A Boating Accident Leaving The Two Marooned On The Island. {FYI...This Is My Favorite Jurassic Park Movie! Don't Care What Anyone Says} Here is the page from the actual original script that explain the deaths of Enrique and his Co-Captain, it was the original ending before all the script rewrites: ERIC The lady you called, how do you know she can help us? GRANT She's the one person I could always count on. And she's saved me more times than she realizes. I owe her everything. A long beat as they walk. GRANT (CONT'D) It's strikes me now I never told her that. ERIC You should. GRANT You're right. As they keep walking, Grant notices something rammed against the rocks ahead. It's a speedboat, its hull ripped open from the impact. And it's not just any boat either -- it's the same Dino-Soar boat that was pulling the parasail. Eric hasn’t seen it yet, so Grant stops him. GRANT (CONT'D) Eric, do you know what happened to the boat? that brought you here? Why did it crash? ERIC No. I couldn't see. GRANT Do me a favor. Go back to your parents for a minute, would you? (pre-empting objections) They look worried. Eric nods and heads back to Paul and Amanda. Grant forges on, approaching the speedboat wreckage. He doesn't know what he'll find, but he needs to look. Almost reaching his parents, Eric stops. Looks out over the ocean, where he sees TWO LIGHTS. He doesn't say anything for a moment, trying to make sure they're real. They are. And they're coming closer. ERIC (excited) Mom! Dad! They look up to see the distant lights, just now making out full forms... PAUL Helicopters. Helicopters! He SHOUTS with joy. Paul, Amanda and Eric wave their arms, making as much motion as possible. The helicopters -- big military choppers -- change direction, heading straight for them. Paul and Amanda embrace, then kiss, the moment getting the best of them AT THE SPEEDBOAT: Grant looks in, prepared to see anything in the wreckage. But the cabin is surprisingly intact, just a little blood. There are three gashes on the driver's seat back. Grant measures their spacing with his fingers. ERIC (yelling over) Dr. Grant! Helicopters are coming! Grant looks down to the wet sand around him, finding a trail of three-toed tracks. ERIC (CONT'D) We're safe! GRANT (to himself) No we're not. THE FIRST CHOPPER. flies right overhead. Paul and Amanda are confused, until the second helicopter starts to land -- the first on is there to cover them. Grant YELLS at the first chopper, trying to wave it away. But the noise of the blades is DEAFENDING. GRANT (CONT'D) NO! STAY BACK! THEY'RE IN THE TREES! At the treeline, the upper branches are shaking. At first, it looks like it's just the wind off the chopper, but something more is happening. A PTERANODON flies up out of the trees, the first of twenty. It's a gorgeous and terrifying sight. ...there you have it mystery solved! ;) All Material used is the property of the respective original owners. (Belongs to Universal, Legendary Pictures, and NBC Pictures, Jurassic Park III, JP3, Joe Johnston). Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act: "§ 107. Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use40 Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright. " Therefore, "allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research."