T-Rex or Spino? (or other carnivore?)

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i like spinosaurus better, but i think they should put t rex back in as the star just because he was super cool in the last 2 movies. maybe they could use giganotosaurus, though.

Im hoping they will all be in the movie.. you can never have too many dinos!!! : )

i agree with tankgirl put all the carnovores in the movie and it will get really interesting

I do like spinosaurus and i also like Tyrannosaurus, but carcharodontosaurus would have to be in there somewhere, or maybe giganotosaurus. Allosaurus would be good too!

Allosaurus, Monolophosaurus, Megalosaurus, and Carnotaurus should to into a free-fo-all with Spinosaurus and Tyranosaurus:-)

How would every one like T. rex over spinosaurs, T. rex can suck ass

I think it would be cool to have all the large predators in the movie. To Star Killer People like T.Rex over Spino because..... Well, ugh, I dunno, they just do. T.Rex is the icon of the series along side velociraptor, while Spino was added to change things around. I like Spino, it was a really cool dinosaur. Think of things this way: A full grown Spino killed a sub-adult T.Rex. The bite to the neck would have been fatal in real life, but it wasn't full grown and it was a movie. I have one question though: How many people actually knew what Spino was before JP3? Just wondering.

i think they may have been leading us on to something with the contarasurus in jp 3 (please excuse my spelling) also they have a mold for an action figure of it so we could see it in the next movie personally i believe we should see the dilophasur return (they can grow close to the legenth of a rex)