The digital transfer of Jurassic Park III is as precise as you would expect from a major studio like Universal for a franchise film that, going into it, knew it was going to break the 200-million-dollar mark no matter what the critics said. The film is a big budget B-movie -- and a lot more interesting than Lost World: Jurassic Park II -- and the disc has top-line charms of its own. It was a great idea to provide wall-to-wall commentary during the feature film by the members of the special effects crew; it's interesting to hear them wonder aloud if a particular effect is CG or robotic. A documentary about "real" dinosaurs with paleontologist Jack Horner is enlightening, but is there anything new that can be done with making-of segments? The one here is the standard self-promotional fluff: "A Guided Tour of the Stan Winston Studio" is brief, but it shows how the creatures were made; "A Visit to ILM" showing the behind-the-scenes computer work will be of particular interest to computer geeks; and the "Dinosaur Turntable" segment showing the computer models for the special effects is interesting, to a point. Among the best of the extras is "The New Dinosaurs of Jurassic Park III," which details the theories behind the terrifying new creatures. A very cool storyboard segment matches on the same screen the pre-production drawings with the actual footage, showing how the film is meticulously storyboarded.