I swear I've replied to this before, or a similar topic of yours.
Change your topic title to "My Rant on My Worst 4 Dinosaur Movies", and you get your point across.
Here I am to counter:
Land of the Lost: a really bad summer movie that you watch for nothing more than wanting to watch a terrible movie to laugh at. A few good scenes here and there, a lot of messed up jokes that you can laugh at how messed up they are.
Jurassic World: BIG COUNTER! Jurassic World was what Jurassic Park was supposed to become. Wouldn't you have wanted that? This movie built upon what Crichton was talking about in the Jurassic Park novel, which is what your fave JP movie is based on, right? Surely you've READ Jurassic Park?! Practically ZERO characters are likeable in any Jurassic movie because character development isn't the main point of these movies (but it's done well enough to get across). This is especially true when you look at the characters on a surface level, which I believe you did. Sure, militarizing dinosaurs is a dumb idea. But so is militarizing elephants and dogs, BOTH of which have been done many times throughout human history, even continuing into today (think K9 units with police forces, many of which are part of nations' militaries), and they've been met with varying degrees of success. You know what else is a dumb idea? Making a theme park full of very large and (sometimes) very vicious animals that went extinct a long time ago, where people can get hurt. But you were fine with that, right?
Jurassic Park 3: no way I'm going to say that it's actually a good movie, but it's a far better movie than it should have been. Pre-production and production were wildly disorganized to a point that there was never a final script. But this was still a summer action blockbuster, so why should plot be important? Just see it so you don't have to think for an hour and a half. Escaping reality for an hour or so does the soul some good. Plus, no character is ever truly likeable in any Jurassic movie, hell in ANY MOVIE, if you have pre-conceived bias already. And hey, this fan-base division was stupid to begin with, so why get involved? It's been over for a long time. But your AIDS and cancer comments are uncalled for.
WWD 3D: again, your disease-based comments are legit uncalled for and unnecessary. Sure, the dialogue is poor, but you emulating poop jokes (remember "Walking With Pieces of Sh!t"?) makes your post as bad as your opinion of the movie. So, watch the film without dialogue, like the movie crew originally planned? There is a version of it available, called Prehistoric Planet 3D. And sadly, as paramount as the WWD series was, it had some stupid shortcomings (Utahraptors in Europe? 5 ton T.rex? Ornithocheirus the size of Quetzlcoatlus?), so your comparison point is moot. The plot is cliché because you can only get so creative in nature. And again, very few characters are likeable in ANY MOVIE if you have preconceived notions about it. For all the shortcoming of this film, Animal Logic actually made a new software program called RepTile as a result of combining 2 previous ones so that you get a more seamless CGI model of dinosaurs, between the skin/scales and the internal structure, instead of layering the external model over the internal one separately and trying to sync them once both models were completed. Any software innovations should be celebrated, because it is progress. You should be happy that such new software exists, so that an even better version can be made. Who cares what movie is was made for? Progress is progress.
I get how hurt you were at the time you made this post. I know all too well the impact a film (series) can have on you, because certain peers of mine chose to interact negatively with me and my (now former) friends due to a certain film's influence on them. It can easily have been considered bullying. They had no reason to commit such actions, even though we were all 12 -13 years old at the time (aren't we all naive at that age?).
Hopefully, enough time has passed that your sentiments have cooled off and you have "grown a thicker skin". I have. I still intensely dislike that film (series), so while my opinion remains the same, I have moved on from focusing on it to the point of an irrational rant like this.