The Velociraptor Attack - Dinosaur (HD Movie Clip)

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When a meteor shower destroys their home, iguanodon Aladar and his family join a herd of dinosaurs heading for safety. En route, he befriends Baylene, an elderly brachiosaur; Eema, an unstoppable styracosaur; and Neera, a feisty fellow iguanodon. Together, they must stand strong amidst supply shortages, the threat of carnotaur attacks, and Aladar's run-ins with the herd's stubborn leader, Kron.
Join the action-packed adventure of a group of dinosaurs overcoming enormous challenges through courage, loyalty and hope in this special-effects phenomenon. Set 65 million years ago, this is the story of Aladar, an iguanodon who is separated from his own kind and raised by a clan of lemurs, including the wisecracking Zini and the compassionate Plio. When a meteor shower destroys their home, Aladar and his family follow a herd of dinosaurs heading for the safety of the "nesting grounds." Along the way, Aladar befriends Baylene, an elderly brachiosaur; Eema, an unstoppable styracosaur; and Neera, a feisty fellow iguanodon. Together, they must stand strong amidst food and water shortages, the threat of carnotaur attacks, and Aladar's run-ins with the herd's stubborn leader, Kron.
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[@jacobwiles547]

This is the first time that Aladar saw another dinosaur. It is the lemurs' second time.

[@gabrieljvelez-perez9275]

And it’s probably the first time that the raptors had seen a proper meal in months now.

[@lochness5524]

@@gabrieljvelez-perez9275most likely days. With Dino’s being warm-blooded, they wouldn’t survive as long as most modern day reptiles like crocs

[@alezot6141]

Jurassic Park may have made the name famous, but THIS was the true mainstream debut of the Velociraptor

[@wilsonmu6337]

The lost world Jurassic park

[@wilsonmu6337]

Jurassic park 3

[@wilsonmu6337]

Jurassic World

[@wilsonmu6337]

Jurassic World fallen kingdom

[@SuperKratosgamer]

not rue, it was jurassic park, you can say that the depiction here is more accurate, but jurassic park was the mainstream debut of jurassic park.

[@raymundanthonydevera4424]

When I was a kid, I had a huge box full of dinosaur toys, big and small dinosaurs. Whenever I group them in a herd, I always put my huge Brachiosaurus toy at the end part of the herd along with either Styracosaurus or Triceratops and an Ankylosaurus as reference to Baylene, Eema and Url, thanks to this my all-time favorite childhood movie. 😁🦕🦖💕

[@kaijulord54]

I actually remember doing something similar as a kid 😅

[@95Zupa]

Same lmao😅

[@kassiemontalvo6277]

I use to do the same!

[@bearboy7775]

SAME

[@Syrexii.108]

Oh my God this makes me so happy I did the same exact thing 😂

[@kenken2982]

2:33 is the reason I loved Sauropods as a kid. This scene was simply majestic that my little 6 year old jaw dropped in amazement.

[@yenzelllopez-sjucoquispott2468]

Who else loves Baylene’s entrance in the film??? That has been my favorite part of this scene

[@crimsondynamo615]

It’s absolutely majestic is what it is. The way the camera pans slowly to let you take in the full scale of her height and length. It really lets you feel what Aladaar feels at that moment, he’s never seen anything that big before.

[@jaredruff9823]

I'd feel the same if I ever saw a Brachiosaurus.

[@raptorblack2269]

I liked to remake this part with my toys and huming the music

[@jesusrafaelruizmartinez8592]

@@crimsondynamo615 The Direction is spectacular... And the Soundtrack, Damn! Exalts how majestic a Dinosaur is.

[@markperez9613]

My favorite part was this 1:32 😂

[@nateborie6329]

Something I loved about this part is it showed both Aladar’s and the lemurs’ open naïveté towards the outside world and what could be out there. The only thing that mattered to them was curiosity and amazement at the world they just entered after such a traumatic an experience. But once they were surrounded and getting attacked, that’s when the nature of survival and safety in numbers started to make more sense than surviving alone in a world that had lost its way. It shows Aladar’s incredible character development from a child to a leader.

[@jamesgarcia5995]

It’s funny how the Carnotaurus is so inaccurate, and yet their velociraptor is more accurate than Jurassic Park’s

[@michealcrichtonsjurassicpa8458]

@@PrimalKevYT jurassic park came out in 1993 this movie came out a full 7 years after

[@jaredruff9823]

Honestly, I like how they did Velociraptor in Jurassic Park and Carnotaurus in this movie. And tbh, I really thought at first that this was really how tall that Carnotaurus was.

[@kotarojujo2737]

other than size and anachronistic timeline, every dinosaurs in this movie were really accurate for the time. Even the carnotaur design, other than its large size its also looks fairly accurate

[@DeianPeraltaRovira]

​​@@kotarojujo2737 The carnotaurus in the movie is bulky and muscular, the real life carnotaurus was skinny and cheetah-like.

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

Gee, it’s the Carnotaurus from this Disney Film has the Size & Bulk of a very Popular Dinosaur that was originally planned to be featured in this Disney Film. In other words, the Mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex.

[@crimsondynamo615]

2:22 freshman’s first time seeing a senior be like

[@bearboy7775]

Fr man they like 7’5 rn the tallest

[@hehehehaw8346]

And when u are senior they don't look all that

[@bryanp5843]

That mightve been the case 10 years ago but not now. Back when I was in highschool some of the Seniors looked like they belonged in Elementary school. Each generation is definitely looking younger and younger. Might be the diet were consuming probably

[@C4MMU5]

@@bryanp5843 doesn't the first sentence of your reply get contradicted by the rest of it?

[@bryanp5843]

@@C4MMU5 How? I didn't graduate HS 10 years ago

[@MegaFafnir]

I always loved the overheard view of the chase at 1:00 - the raptors may be small, but that does NOT make them any less scary or dangerous!

[@-Faze-]

1:07 bites Aladar and he roared of pain

[@calebbusing6171]

True

[@trueanimationfan6542]

The part where Aladar actually got bit for a second always caught me off guard as a kid and would scare me shitless

[@-Faze-]

I can say the same about his actual fight against Kron

[@T-Raw01]

Kron what about the carnotor

[@SamuelvanWeegen-lv8ik]

Velociraptors: chilling out in mongolia One member: I sense an iguanodon *Teleports to North America*

[@farrelardanhalid3760]

Velociraptors are mongolian animals? oh no, they're are Genghis Khan pets💀

[@TriassicPendraig]

There is a Brachiosaurus befriended with a styracosaurus an iguanodon raised by LEMURS andd some type of ankylosaur that behaives like a dog. and yet this is what you are complaining about ?

[@SamuelvanWeegen-lv8ik]

It’s a joke

[@TriassicPendraig]

@@SamuelvanWeegen-lv8ik i know

[@SamuelvanWeegen-lv8ik]

@@TriassicPendraig then why are you saying that I’m complaining about it?

[@Wandering_Nowhere]

Appreciation to the makers of this who went with a more accurate Velociraptor and Carnotaurus as main villains instead of the cliche T-rex. Set this film apart from the rest of the dino-movie world.

[@TheSuperPlayer707]

Indeed. Also the place it's different. Most of movies set in US, when this move (according to the directors) it places south to Chicxulub (northern Gondwana), allowing them to use different dinosaurs. Nevertheless, as the movie had to sell toys, they still using well known dinosaurs making Aladar an Iguanodon, using triceratops and a brachiosaurus (which actually it's a Jurassic dinosaur, extinct in cretaceous period) and putting lemurs instead of rodent mammals as it was intended. Anyway, the movie still using Carnotaurus mates as the villains and accurate Velociraptors for the movie, instead of using dynonichus and call them "Velociraptor" as in Jurassic park.

[@redpillfreedom6692]

Although the Carnotaurus was beefed up to T-Rex size.

[@eduarortiz8647]

Those Velociraptors 🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖 are very scary 😨 but they my favorite dinosaurs and very AWESOME 😁

[@l.queenmovie7241]

I have a passion for Diplodocus , Brachiosaurus who are my favorite dinosaurs since my childhood, it's a reference to Jurrasic Park when we see Baylene for the first time

[@milofragger7]

Y’know, it’s actually funny how aladar is scared considering he’s a fully grown iguanodon who could easily kill the entire raptor pack or scare away majority of them. I’m not saying that he NEEDED to, since this is his first time out of the island, and never heard of a Velociraptor before, but thinking of the scenario where he fights the raptors is kind of cool.

[@Daquan0394]

He’s a family man now , that’s the difference

[@milofragger7]

@@Daquan0394 i wasn’t even about that part of the story, i’m talking about his meeting with the raptors for the first time

[@raptorblack2269]

​@@milofragger7Well, he never met predators before so his instinct told him to run away

[@milofragger7]

@@raptorblack2269 Yeah but imagine an experienced aladar meeting the raptors

[@jaysonthetrainmasterprofil221]

The other iguanodons sounded like a whale tbh

[@jesusrafaelruizmartinez8592]

2:25 Damn! How can it be so fucking EPIC?!

[@The_Toonami-AdultSwim_fan2002]

1:34 "Stay out of my way!" Favorite quote from Kron, not gonna lie XD lol.

[@chanchaniceman]

0:31 clever girl

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

0:33 Actually, I think the leader of the Pack is a Male.

[@user-gm7hk3kh2h]

Fun Fact: In the concept art, the Velociraptors were feathered, and it probably would’ve assisted in the Velociraptors being deadly bird-like reptiles

[@l.queenmovie7241]

The raptors remind Lion King 's Hyenas, nice meeting with kron and Bruton, 2.00 Aladar falls in love with Neera from the first sight, and 2.37 i love Aladar's reaction when he sees for his life's first time, the biggest animal that the world has known, 3.01, Hebraws's exodus revisited by Disney, Aladar is Disney's Moses with Simba with whom he has a lot in common, 3.10 Aladar's face when he sees that he is not the last of his specie, a Master-Piece this movie one of my favorite

[@paintkim9211]

0:32 This is my the scariest scene

[@catpoke9557]

This might be the most accurate velociraptor in any non-educational movie... Actually a lot of the dinosaurs in this movie probably get to hold the title of most accurate in a non educational movie

[@pulgoso_97]

Except a few flaws. Velociraptors did not have those Allosaurus like eye crests. And yes, they were feathered like other dinosaurs in the film (Oviraptors, Struthiomumus and maybe even some ceratopsians), but I can understand why they did not add feathers back then. Funny though, it was suggested during the production phase. Carnotautus, on the other hand, are way too big, having more T.Rex like proportions than actual Carnotaurus. I appreciate they picked another big carnivore instead of T.Rex though.

[@catpoke9557]

@@pulgoso_97 Yup! Agree with everything you said. And yeah, it's sad that the feathers didn't make the cut in the film. After watching someone make a feathered pyroraptor model, though, I understand. It looked REALLY hard to place the feathers, and rendering and animating them must be hell too.

[@kotarojujo2737]

yeah except for size and anachronistic timeline.

[@lochness5524]

@@kotarojujo2737actually, we have fragmentary remains of dromaeosaurs closely related to velociraptors that still existed in Mongolia by the end of the Cretaceous

[@redpillfreedom6692]

Well, accurate for 2000 anyway.

[@riogonzalez3572]

Wow!!!! Look at the whole herd of dinosaurs! 🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦕🦕🦕🦕🦕

[@RagnarKorg3141]

Kron was Sebastian the Crab once. RIP Samuel E. Wright

[@aladar488]

1:07 offf, Aladar got bitten

[@Leatherhead1225]

You mean yourself? I bet it stung when she bit you, didn't it? They've got needle-like teeth, so they're only gonna sting and not hurt that badly.

[@aladar488]

@@Leatherhead1225 well. It sure does hurt. It’s a bite after all. But I’ve had worse than this

[@Leatherhead1225]

​@aladar488 You mean at 2:09 when the teenage bull accidentally bumped into you? You know that Pachyrhinosaurus have bad eyesight, big guy. And plus, with the dust in his eyes, he was practically blind...

[@aladar488]

@@Leatherhead1225if you say so.

[@veronicagallegos5941]

Ouch. That's gonna leave a mark.

[@riogonzalez3572]

References Velociraptor attack!!!!!!!! - Jurassic Park (1993) and Disney/Pixar Dinosaur movie (2000)

[@Phoenix2Troie]

That's a pretty scientifically accurate raptor though!

[@markperez9613]

1:32 He protec He attac But most importantly he stayed out of Kron’s way

[@-Faze-]

More likely of his thumb spike 😅

[@T-Raw01]

Idc what anyone says this beats JP

[@Daquan0394]

It’s a certainly a classic

[@calebbusing6171]

Aladar probably felt small when he saw Baylene. I love the expressions of him and the lemurs when they see her. Up until then, Aladar had never seen anything bigger than him and the lemurs had never seen anything bigger than Aladar

[@georgebendall7401]

It's a shame that Baylene is the only Brachiosaurus in the herd since the rest of her kind were killed by the Meteor

[@insideleosmind4313]

Yeah, I felt sorry for her.

[@aaronramos4178]

Wich is wierd because all of the dinosaurs in this movie are from the Cretacious. Brachiosaurus were from the Jurassic, millions of years before. But of course, its just a movie, and a really good and nostalgic one.

[@jaysonthetrainmasterprofil221]

In the beginning there is alot of brachiosaurus roaming

[@jaysonthetrainmasterprofil221]

It's a shame that baylene is the last of her kind and it's sad that her rest of her kind is killed by a meteorite and I personally feel bad for eema and baylene for not able to catch up to the rest of the herd because their elderly and I don't blame them and they got a pet that's nice for elderly people

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

@@aaronramos4178Some species of Brachiosaurs have been around during the Early parts of the Cretaceous Period.

[@calebbusing6171]

The Velociraptors in this movie are more like the real thing than the ones in Jurassic Park

[@l.queenmovie7241]

1.07 Aladar is bitten, creepy crawlies !!!!

[@calebbusing6171]

When Aladar and the lemurs first see the raptors, they (with the exception of Yar) don’t know they’re dangerous at first

[@frankeneh-lf6fb]

I only get it. If there were more than 200 diplodocuses in the begging of the movie, how come only one had survived the great mass extinction???

[@santiagocamilojimenezjimen1647]

the largest animals are the first to die in mass extinctions, now why precisely did bayleen survive? I don't know

[@youssefhussein1615]

Baylene is not a Diplodocus, she's a Brachiosaurus which is even larger.

[@calebbusing6171]

I find it funny how Baylene just walked over Aladar without seeing him

[@calebbusing6171]

When I was younger, I had a toy Aladar and a toy Eema

[@yinthedraconequus4818]

3:14 Me: Would you rather take your chances with them?

[@veronicagallegos5941]

On 2nd thought, we should join the herd.

[@jermainehaslam5634]

I always found this scene scary as a kid, just how the numbers of the velociraptors kept building and them surrounding Aladar who has know idea whether their friendly or hostile being shielded from the outside world by the lemurs and his dinosaur heritage.

[@samwhitacre]

If only there was a photorealistic computer-animated remake of Dinosaur as Steven Spielberg, the man who directed Jaws, ET, Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones and Minority Report, could be the director and producer. Even David Koepp and Jared Bush could write the remake and the visual effects and animation will be produced by Industrial Light & Magic and MPC (Moving Picture Company).

[@dandan6627]

how can this be so epic?

[@kaseyleitchnextgen3281]

2:09: Pachyrhinosaurus jumpscare.

[@jamalselesi182]

R.I.P. Ossie Davis Della Reese Peter Siragusa and Samuel E. Wright

[@wonjaeyi9013]

I take it that the one with the blue crests is the leader

[@BigBrotherMateyka]

If you notice, there is significant sexual dimorphism among the Velociraptors; males are slighter larger than the females and sport a blue crest over their eyes, whereas females are a bit smaller and have duller brown heads.

[@calebbusing6171]

The Raptors obviously stopped because they sensed the herd coming and knew they had better get out of the way

[@TheAlbertaChannel]

It’s all fun and games till they bring friends 😅

[@SharksandDinos]

Remember, a fully grown man would only reach to the bottom of Aladar's neck.

[@-Faze-]

My face is exactly at the place kron slashed during their fight

[@furelise1615]

Poor aladar never meet his real mother

[@bigdexmedia5233]

Along with Jurassic Park this is my favorite dinosaur movie

[@veronicagallegos5941]

0:34-0:36... Velociraptor snarling Aladar gasp😮 Lemurs screaming Me: I DON'T THINK WE COOL!

[@DisneyGator1297]

1:07

[@-Faze-]

Painful roar

[@ericadiaz7349]

I don't know why as a kid this scene terrified me

[@lesliechu8879]

Aladar, Suri, Plio, Yar, & Zini got chased by a pack of 9 Velociraptors in the desert before they bump into Kron, Burton, Neera, Baylene, Url, Eema, & the herd (consists of Parasaurolophus, Iguanodon, Styracosaurus, Pachyrhinosaurus, Microceratus, Struthiomimus, & Stygimoloch)!🦕🦖 Cheese & Riojasaurus!

[@Bull_by_kill]

This That Troodon?

[@calebbusing6171]

The raptor at 3:25 was saying a cuss word in its language

[@berciagyikember1782]

The funny part is that in reality, the raptors wouldn't have a chance.

[@user-io7jz6pg2m]

Que carajos hicieron con esto una películas tremenda de acción y aventura

[@shawnwolf2050]

Anyone else who seen this as a kid get jumpscared by the pachyrhinosaurs or am i the only one 2:09

[@jamie9610]

0:30 The Velociaptor alpha, which lands on a boulder near Aladar, is better than Blue, the Pyroraptor, and Atrociraptors from Jurassic World: Dominion.

[@benjamincanales6668]

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[@user-ty7so9ob4m]

The raptors look like the irl ones, but they kinda look like the Jp ones.

[@youssefhussein1615]

Well to me the way how their faces look along with the things they have in front of their eyes kind of remind me of that from the Spinosaurus from Jurassic Park 3.

[@ultimateman3065]

I don't think those are velociraptors their too big

[@pulgoso_97]

They're referred like that in the merch and guide.

[@ultimateman3065]

@@pulgoso_97 no I'm just a expert of creatures of prehistory ever since I was a kid

[@UGNAvalon]

Well then, Mr Expert, you should know that iguanadons didn’t have lips, brachiosaurus didn’t live in the late Cretaceous, lemurs wouldn’t evolve for tens of millions of years, carnotaurs were actually much smaller, and most importantly, that none of these animals talked. And yet, you focus on the raptors being a bit too big. Sure.

[@ultimateman3065]

@UGNAvalon it's a Disney movie remember and ever watch land before time speckles the tarbosaurus I am t rex we're back a dinosaur story they all have talking dinosaur's

[@UGNAvalon]

@@ultimateman3065 Alright, so talking dinos get a pass in movies. But what about the lipped iguanadons, anachronistic brachiosaur & lemurs, and too-big carnotaurus? Are those also not what they're stated to be b/c of those differences?

[@lazaromedrano9244]

1:03 1:07 1:11 1:26 Aladar cries out bitten by the velociraptors! The herd dinosaur?

[@wilsonmu6337]

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[@nayemurrahman1791]

1:00 1:05 1:30 1:44 .

[@Aemilius46]

One of my favorite childhood movies!! I've always loved Animals, Dinosaurs included, this movie holds a special place in my heart!! 💙🦖🦕🤍🤎

[@user-hb2be9sd5m]

They are not velociraptors are barionixes

[@aaronramos4178]

WTF, they are obviously raptors. Baryonix was a spinosaurid, and way larger than this ankle-bitters

[@youssefhussein1615]

They are Velociraptors, just smaller and looking different, and by their actual size too.

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