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Old 05/14/2011, 01:12 am   #1
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I thought this would be a nice thread to shorten the time till the release of the game... But I guess it will need a few more.


Which other dinosaur movies/movies with dinosaurs are worth watching? Maybe some classics? What can you recommend?

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Old 05/14/2011, 04:40 am   #2
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The silent version of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Lost World" from 1925 is a classic. That movie had better looking dinosaurs than some of the later versions of the same story. I think it's also worth mentioning because it's the first actual dinosaur "movie" ever made.



I never liked the movies from the 60s where they just stuck horns on Iguanas and called them dinosaurs.

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Unfortunately there aren't many good dinosaur movies except Jurassic Park series.
Here are some good ones ,and some weak but watchable ones:
-Peter Jackson's King Kong (2005) -Great movie with awesome dinosaur CGI.
-Disney's Dinosaur (2000) )-Good CGI animated movie
-The Land Before TIme (1988) ) - Kids animation,decent nonetheless.
-Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World (TV 2001) - The only decent movie based on Conan Doyle's novel,although it's just a TV movie (i still hope they will eventually make a big budget movie loyal to the novel);i never liked the silent one from 1925,but i guess you could check that one out too.
-Terra Nova (TV Series 2011) -The series will air this fall on FOX,and it is produced by Steven Spielberg ;it was supposed to air this may but it was delayed to fall,but anyway the plot and the preview look great,it has great potential and besides it will air at the same time the JP game will launch
-Walking With Dinosaurs (TV MiniSeries 1999) -Awesome CGI Documentary,produced by BBC and Discovery Channel.
-Dinosaur Planet (TV MiniSeries 2003) - Another great CGI Documentary,also produced by Discovery Channel
-A Sound of Thunder (2005) - Although it's a weak SF movie,it has some nice dinosaurs in it.
-Carnosaur (1993)- Cheesy B-Movie based on John Brosnan's novel;i only watched it because i liked the novel.
-Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009) - Great animation,like the other 2 movies of the series.
-The Tree of Life (2011)- A very ambitious movie from Terrence Malick that will launch in theaters this month;although the details aren't clear ,it seems it will feature some CGI dinosaurs (but probably in just a few scenes).
-Dinotopia (TV MiniSeries 2002) -Decent dinosaur show.
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Definitely! I remember watching this one gorwing up. I never really watched the 12 sequels.
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Prehistoric Planet- Nice little spin-off of WWE for the kids, used to watch It all the time when I came home from school, then it disaperred.
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Best dinosaur movie hands down.
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The Valley of Gwangi for sure! Really cool. There was also a movie I used to have on VHS called Dinosaura. Where a T-Rex, Brontosaurus and a cave man that have been frozen come back to life and start roaming around mexico. Not the best movie but it was entertaining to watch.
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-Peter Jackson's King Kong (2005) -Great movie with awesome dinosaur CGI.
The only "King Kong" I've seen so far, it was far too long!

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-Disney's Dinosaur (2000) )-Good CGI animated movie
It's a while ago when I watched this, but I've seen it in theater. It was pretty awesome back then, but it wasn't scientifically correct (for a dinosaur fan I was).

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-The Land Before TIme (1988) ) - Kids animation,decent nonetheless.
I loved that very much when I was a kid. The first one was very sad and dark, but the first sequels were much "happier" and good too.

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-Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World (TV 2001) - The only decent movie based on Conan Doyle's novel,although it's just a TV movie (i still hope they will eventually make a big budget movie loyal to the novel);i never liked the silent one from 1925,but i guess you could check that one out too.
Yeah, I have seen that once. As far as I remember, it had some dinosaurs from "Walking with Dinosaurs"...

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-Walking With Dinosaurs (TV MiniSeries 1999) -Awesome CGI Documentary,produced by BBC and Discovery Channel.
That documentary was great and also the early following spin-offs. The most recent ones were not that good. Seeing people walking around next to dinosaurs, that isn't a documentary anymore.

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-Dinotopia (TV MiniSeries 2002) -Decent dinosaur show.
I didn't like that. It was far too kitschy for me.

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There was also a movie I used to have on VHS called Dinosaura. Where a T-Rex, Brontosaurus and a cave man that have been frozen come back to life and start roaming around mexico. Not the best movie but it was entertaining to watch.
You mean "Dinosaurs!" from 1960. I have seen parts of it when I was a kid. I need to watch this again.

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I'm a big Disney fan, but I don't think Dinosaurs is that great. It was mostly just an exploration of the technology; the story clearly took the backseat. But I do like The Land Before Time.
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I knew it was either dinosaura or dinosaurus. Wasn't sure though.
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Best dinosaur movie hands down.
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A very good point, indeed.
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I never experienced the full JP till i was 12.

I kept getting scared. Dinosaur was the only movie that didn't scare me.
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I never experienced the full JP till i was 12.

I kept getting scared.
"Jurassic Park" scared me too when I watched it the first time. But I watched it so often, beginning at the age of 6 (one year before the second came out). They were THE movies of my childhood.
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I never experienced the full JP till i was 12.

I kept getting scared. Dinosaur was the only movie that didn't scare me.
How old r u if u dont mind? I experienced JP at age 3 in 1998 though and was scared of it the first time but i garuntee i have seen it 100,000,000 times already and thats no lie. every day i would go to my Baba and Pa's (gramma and grampa) and watch until i started to go to school but eveytime i was there or am there i watch in on VHS
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