March of the Dinosaurs movie review

[@HoopsAndDinoMan]

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[@Rahonavis70m]

It’s funny how this is a better Walking With Dinosaurs movie than the ACTUAL Walking With Dinosaurs movie.

[@Ozraptor4]

MotD was the brainchild of Jasper James, the co-creator (along with Tim Haines) of the original Walking with- series and Prehistoric Park, so that's not surprising.

[@lufsolitaire5351]

@@Ozraptor4 The architect of some of our most beloved prehistoric series. He’s done the entire walking with series plus prehistoric park?

[@baranguirus]

And to think, Walking With Dinosaurs itself attempted to tell the same story two years later, and failed miserably.

[@michealtaylor7745]

WWD was a great docu, esp for its time, it was a brake view of what Dinosaur docus had to try to emulate. It succeeded. I love all dinosaur movies, docus etc. Stay Safe. 😷

[@DanielCorpuz223]

@@michealtaylor7745 He means the film from 2013

[@Spinofan]

That ending tho, lmao

[@zwitch7635]

LONG LIVE THE KING!! 😏

[@johannsupersaiyanred1442]

I saw that coming.

[@exaggeratedswaggerofablack9170]

Same

[@exaggeratedswaggerofablack9170]

It was hilarious

[@maniacalclefable1354]

“He has a brain tumor.”

[@nicholashaan7345]

Is it a Bird ? Is it a Plane ? Is it a Pterosaur ? No, it's Flying Albertosaurus !!!

[@idksomeguy3294]

U mean Gorgosaurus

[@justsomerandomdude44]

@@idksomeguy3294 nope it was albertosaurus gorgosaurus was in the forest the albertosaurus was in the wasteland

[@ihavemovedmychannel5221]

Manuqsaurs*

[@AnonymousNomad]

@@ihavemovedmychannel5221 Its not manuqsaurs or nanuqsaurus,nanuqsaurus is the gorgosaurus in the movie so that actually WAS albertosaurus

[@LegitEliminator]

That lion king reference though at end XDD

[@predwendigopro.]

LegitEliminator tho it was in the name of on of the main character

[@hentesgyik95]

Tho I think this dinosaur documentary is one of my favourite from the last decade, I can't help but still rolling my eyes when I see that Troodon keeping its eggs in the literal snow.

[@jpstudios-11]

What the Walking with Dinosaurs movie should have been.

[@johnbiever4204]

The best part is that the entire movie is available in HD on KZbin for free.

[@thescauldron8436]

A+ for having an ornithopod protagonist

[@fishyfishyfishy500akabs8]

@@incognitodon5779 dude, he meant the hadrosaur

[@_Dinops]

@@incognitodon5779 I'm pretty sure troodons are troodontids

[@maximaldinotrap]

I would like to make one hell of a great observation here: Most of inaccuracies are either very minor or due to science marching on. The Edmontonia is Panoplosaurus (science marching on) The Gorgosaurus is Nanuqsaurus (again science marching on) The Pachyrhinosaurus model is based on lakustai however it would more realistically be perotorum up north though that wasn't discovered until 2012 (a year after this came out) Quetzalcoatlus is featured as a scavenger here when we know it isn't Edmontosaurus Annectens probably had a crest like Edmontosaurus regalis but we don't know for sure. Again, most of this a result of science marching on or is very minor. And then there is the olympic gold medal for high jumping Albertosaurus.

[@MonsterPliosaur]

Quetzalcoatlus wasn't a COMPLETE non scavenger its most likely it fed on other live animals but that dosnet mean it would pass on a free meal

[@Futuristicmapping]

Don't forget how Edmontosauras did not actually migrate! But this was again due to being a product of its time

[@ZeroUs30]

@@Futuristicmapping didn’t they?

[@markwuahlbuargg4780]

Okay, I saw the thumbnail and I thought: They finally did it... After Sharknado... Dinostorm.

[@alucardnolifeking789]

Be patient my friend. xDD

[@platipus-yn9zr]

Am I the only one as a kid would skip the parts in a dinosaur documentary that is just the palaeontologists talking?

[@nanuqo2006]

No

[@mrmaxaxl]

platipus54321 I was/am the other way around. I love seing those passionate geeks talking about what they love the most: Dinosaurs 😊

[@dragonhorse6433]

You are not the only one 😂

[@unboiledegg5765]

platipus54321 yes; you may be. I would love all of it.

[@stegotyranno4206]

platipus54321 you’re not alone

[@SpinozillaSaurian]

Finally, a movie with feathered Tyrannosaurs!

[@lewiscoates96]

It's a gorgossaurus.

[@mrbooje6502]

@@lewiscoates96 they didn't say Tyrannosaurus they said Tyrannosaur, as in the family, not the genus

[@rubinho6190]

@@mrbooje6502 it's tyrannosauridae then

[@Saltyaf38]

I mean dinosaur island did it

[@speedracer2008]

The trope of setting something up early in the story, then using it for an important purpose later in the narrative, is called a Chekov's gun. The comedic version of this trope is a brick joke, in which a joke references something that happened early in the narrative to create a punchline.

[@DeviljWheat]

March of the Dinosaurs is a consistent story with unique dinosaur choices. While some dinosaurs didn't exist at the same time like Gorgosaurus with Edmontosaurus and Albertosaurus, (Which could be easily passed off as Maiasaura and Daspletosaurus respectively). Dinosaurs like them really need more attention. Funny enough, another movie two years tried to do something like that, Walking with Dinosaurs The Movie.... One of them is clearly better lmao.

[@josephfrye8750]

What’s next? Primeval? Jurassic Park 3? Land before time? One million years BC? 10,000 BC? Dinosaur King? Etc.

[@Wryvan]

I cracked up in the ending. Nice Lion King reference.

[@JoCox4048]

A seemingly unimportant character that later turns out to BE important is what's known as a "Chekov's gunman." Here's another example of a Chekov's gunman in dinosaur media: in the first series of Ricardo Delgado's Age of Reptiles, there is a small, lemur- like mammal that is first seen being chased by a young tyrannosaurus. At the very end of the series, it reappears eating the last surviving tyrannosaurus egg.

[@HoopsAndDinoMan]

Exactly.

[@cottton]

the reason i prefer this movie rather than walking with dinosaurs 3d is bcs THE GODDAMN DİNOSAURS DONT TALK!!

[@gallior7562]

cotton the bunny it’s called talking with dinosaurs. It helps distinguish it from THE Walking With Dinosaurs

[@supermariologanfan6546]

I like both, but March Of The Dinosaurs is the right one since this is a documentary

[@henith7850]

There is a version of the 2013 film where they don’t talk Called the Cretaceous cut.

[@danykilson4950]

@@henith7850 Yeah but that one's weird because even though they don't talk it's still edited like they do.

[@michealtaylor7745]

WWD movies isn't bad. Far better CGI & dinosaurs period than shown in Mwd.

[@DemiRurge]

The Hadrosaurus in this movie looks cute

[@Sauron_the_Alien]

Agree

[@kylgrv]

That ending with The Lion King audio! Did not see that coming!

[@firebazethekaiju-brony6617]

Albertosaurus should be scar ( lion King ) And scar should have been Simba and the gorgosaurus and two raptors as the hyena's and patch as Timon

[@supermariologanfan6546]

JURASSIC x SLASH THE TYRANNOSAURUS REX KING Ankylosaur is Pumbaa

[@Sean_Last1995]

I loved this when I saw it, mostly because it sort of drew the line of Dinosaurus and bird even closer with the idea that some migrate and some stay behind just like birds today. also, the fact it was made completely with CGI made it better too.

[@TokuSociety]

If anyone wants to see it, it's on KZbin

[@dejiadeleye3974]

At first, I thought the Ending was kinda random until I said to myself, 🤔Wait.... 😄Scar! Genius Dude! (3

[@JohnnyVavala]

When I first realized his name was Scar when I first watched it, I was thinking about the lion King and then you made that joke come to life. Funny man real funny

[@JavotheDino18]

Johnny Vavala I agree!

[@JavotheDino18]

8:28-8:43.

[@lavajr]

the best part is when the Alberto jumps 40 feet in the air

[@HoopsAndDinoMan]

"...but I must go all out."

[@pedrocampos691]

Hey cool.

[@themythologytycoon7588]

8:29 This ending though... EDIT: I realized that this was already pointed out. My bad... 😅

[@alpharaptorjp3134]

I keep repeating

[@supertrike5893]

Walking with dinosaurs 3D but if Fox minded his own bisness

[@canonbehenna612]

More like bbc put real place heart and soul into it

[@t.wcharles2171]

@@canonbehenna612 he's talking about the movie

[@victorsztorc511]

March of the dinosaurs is made by the creators of walking with dinosaurs so it’s basically a spin-off of the walking with franchise

[@sharonhaskins8929]

I'm trying to make my own dinosaur dinosaurs called "The Beautiful World Of The Dinosaurs". its meant to have beautiful low poly or 3D animation that resembles the ocean game "Abzu". Just like Walking with Dinosaurs and such, I try to be as accurate as possible, with occasional speculation.

[@twobitts7320]

When can I watch?

[@srslothington]

I too would like to see this

[@chieftain108]

Any updates?

[@christianbontempo8859]

Who else wants to see a Disneynature movie with prehistoric animals and presented like March of the dinosaurs?

[@mathaijacob5477]

Me!

[@davinlianto1649]

Me! 🖐

[@ethanmillward675]

For the most part this documentary is very good but there is one problem. As a pterosaur fan I am incredibly disappointed by the portrayal of quetzalcoatlus. I mean what were they thinking? It’s bipedal even though it was common knowledge that pterosaurs were quadrupeds long before this was made and it doesn’t have any fingers aside from the wing finger. They also say it’s a scavenger even though that theory had been rejected by that point.

[@sharkdoesstufff]

March of the dinosaurs was one of my favourite dinosaur film :>

[@tsarmikislav938]

The walking with dinosaurs movie was clearly trying to be this one

[@alexbellon1892]

But It fail horribly

[@Pssybart]

Exactly, it even used the same setting. Makes you wonder why those film executives thought it was necessary to add voices to a dinosaur film. This one worked just fine without.

[@jessebrucepinkman9834]

Please review Speckles the Tarbosaurus... Please!!!

[@kolikois]

4:18 That's not an Anky thats an Edmontonia, Sauropelta, or Some kind of a Nodosaurid

[@goj1_lag00n]

This is edmontonia,but it was mentioned as ankylosaur.

[@BaryonyxBoy-bz1qn]

It is panoplosaurus

[@hugothedog5258]

He said it was an Ankylosaur not an Ankylosaurus. Ankylosaur is a group of dinosaurs which includes Nodosaurids

[@Chill1332]

I have never seen this one! going to go look it up now. I would love to see more movies that are just...dino stories. I do love info documentries. But sometimes I just want to see some dinosaurs doing stuff. I love the non-talking version of the new Walking With Dinosaurs.

[@lucasmckenzie8525]

This couldn't have come at a better time. I was contemplating watching this documentary soon.

[@BigAl2-u7e]

March of the pengu-- DINOSAUR!!!

[@scorpiusrexman1017]

Do you know what’s ironic This movie is walking with dinosaurs 3D done right And another irony Is that troodon is no longer a valid genus

[@jacktheomnithere2127]

Why is Troodon no longer a species?

[@papajhonsreal]

WAIT WHAT?!?!

[@buddha3372]

MonStarDrakoSaur 9000 its sad to say since i was a big fan of Troodon too, but its been distinguished into Stenonychosaurus and Latenivenatrix, both are cool after all

[@thedeadcannotdie]

@@jacktheomnithere2127 species =/= genus

[@domsquaaa4323]

Rittik Battacharya wym =/=

[@brontozillasour1908]

that lion king spoof is just fits way well.

[@johnbiever4204]

This movie is what that ‘Walking With Dinosaurs’ movie should have been. No stupid talking dinosaurs, no narration, no weird connection with present day, just a realistic fiction movie following the life of a dinosaur.

[@henith7850]

It was going to be that but then the studio hired voice actors after they finished animating the movie.

[@thejurassicman661]

You're right. We need more Docs likes these

[@hugothedog5258]

That ending was amazing

[@darkpandalord3844]

Oh shoot I forgot this existed...I watched this way back in the day and the nostalgia is going hard.

[@alexanderkammeyer-mueller3157]

8:28 Long live the king.

[@MUIZILLASAURUS_REX]

I LOVE THE END

[@reapersyth7617]

Scar brother

[@blizzardthedragon7210]

Wow that ending on ur vid,so awesome

[@chinky111169]

Thank God, I thought you were Extinct.

[@DodoZohar]

wheres tha jumping tryannosaurus XD i wanna see that more than anything

[@ickymartin2602]

You mean albertosaurus?

[@ahmicqui9396]

It's a Gorgosaurus

[@BaryonyxBoy-bz1qn]

No it is a nanpusaurus

[@rubinho6190]

@@BaryonyxBoy-bz1qn no it is a protoceratops

[@Gasmaskmax]

@@rubinho6190 clearly it was a silesaur

[@jamesyun8444]

this was and still is one of my favorite dino documentaries

[@Untrustedlife]

Theres a docufiction series with two episodes called "Extraterrestrial" its alot like alien planet, think you can review it? (the first episode is about a planet called "Aurelia" the other is "Blue moon") they are extremely interesting and the speculative evolution is great. Yes i know it shares its name with a "movie" but im talking about the documentary series which aired on national geographic.

[@gavins.5297]

You know i was really sad when the old Hadrosaur died. I felt really connected with them

[@maxcarson667]

8:29 I knew you couldn't resist! 😂😂😂

[@mrmapusaurus2142]

A feathered tyrannsaurid Finally someone

[@Dinoman9877]

Preserved Tyrannosaurid integument imprints showing skin, not feathers: Hello there!

[@Cassieperoxide]

Dinoman9877 *tyrannosaurus integument, dosent mean all tyrannosaurids where naked and besides gorgosaurus/albertosaurus lived in an environment with a cold harsh winter

[@marcopohl4875]

I haven't watched the movie, so I can only guess, but that was probably Yutyrannus, the "feathered tyrant", so they couldn't have made it scaly if they wanted to :P

[@cnarylmaz998]

@@marcopohl4875 Nope back when this movie made scintists thought Yutyrannus was a sub Gorgosaurus.

[@yoboibeerus1387]

When dinosaurs roamed America: am I a joke to you?

[@byzantineboi8345]

A+ plus for feathered troodon/raptors (can’t remember witch they are) and for feathered tyrannosaurs

[@firegator6853]

i agree

[@gergopiroska1943]

Troodons

[@maryray4960]

There gorgosaurus and albertosaurus,not tyrannosaurus

[@antwan5194]

@@maryray4960 tyrannosaurs are the tyrannosaurid family including gorgosaurus and albertosaurus

[@_Dinops]

@@maryray4960 gorgosaurus albertosaurus and t rex are all tyrannosaurs

[@SaurianTarget]

I was secretly hoping this movie would be a single tracking shot following one dinosaur as it continuously walks across the globe. xD Seriously though, great review! At first, the animation quality put me off, but it looks like the movie more than makes up for it with substance. Kind of reminds me of "Hoodwinked!" Also, what an ending! Hahaha

[@mararaisanen5696]

YES. You made a joke about the Lion King movie. :D

[@wegdhass5587]

I agree my favourite group The hadrosaurs are used as fodder and food. But are actually really cool.

[@extinctionanimation]

I actually got an ad for Jurassic World:Fallen KIngdom on this video

[@kylekennedy8833]

I like watching your reviews. You do so good with them.

[@thegamingrex1994]

r.i.p the gorgosaur I was sad when he died, also I watched the movie just to see a gorgosaur and flying Alberto . Alberto: I believe I can flyyyy * breaks his leg *. yeah he would had died there

[@pedrocampos691]

Yeeah.

[@christophlade7796]

I Love this Movie because it shows realistic looking feathered Predators, First of all the Gorgosaurus. Finally an outher member of the Tyrannosaurus familiy. The Winter is coming, even to Dinosaurs.

[@the4thtomato138]

Gorgosaurus is used as Trex in Walking withe dinosaurs the movie

[@BlakeComer06]

I really like ur channel, I just find it out. And I really like it! Keep up the good work mate

[@Steventhe2nd]

hey, could you review "last day of the dinosaurs"? i wanna hear your take on that documentary

[@kirzuvo7145]

Steventhe2nd Yeah that would be good I think I seen it once before and need a refresher on it.

[@richie_23]

that was one brutal documentary imo

[@lekhaclam87]

So this is a better Walking With Dinosaurs movie than Walking With Dinosaurs movie?

[@riamus7258]

lol yeah

[@KeegoonBarnacle]

Visually the actual Walking with Dinosaurs movie is much better, sadly it's shit overall.

[@Wildman-lc3ur]

I like seeing a feathered tyranosaur

[@ajzeg01]

I remember catching this on TV a couple times as a kid. I always thought that one dinosaur looked like Gene Simmons.

[@batspidey7611]

Which one?

[@alexbellon1892]

this is how walking with dinosaurs movie should have been

[@froggyweathers9257]

It's a great day when Hoop uploads

[@riamus7258]

agreed!

[@09bonkers]

2:17 I have that picture

[@melindablackwell71]

The legend returns once again :D

[@PolybiusCypher]

I love the lion king reference XD

[@skintgirafde320]

You just couldn't resist, could you?

[@thecringelapis1462]

8:30 i can’t belev that you actually made this joke!

[@greenveilgaming1149]

I like this one for its accuracy, it’s really quite impressive to say it came out in 2011

[@dinorider101]

Damn I remember watching this on tv years ago. Glad you reviewed it

[@g21sgu70]

that ending

[@tyrannotherium7873]

To be honest this is my favorite 2011 dinosaur documentary I actually watched the National Geographic version first called the escape of dinosaurs that’s what it’s called at the time

[@utahraptor4729874]

2:17 what about Disney’s “Dinosaur”?

[@milesbradshaw6643]

Technically Aladar, Kron, Neera, and Bruton are Iguanodonts not Hadrosaurs.

[@supermariologanfan6546]

GopnikRaptor They’re Iguanodons, not Edmontosaurs

[@donavanzook6496]

LONG LIVE THE KING! 8:29

[@mesozoicisland22]

That ending! haha nice!

[@Killerwhale-kp2fm]

Well it's about time! Nice to see you back

[@ILLPictures]

I’ve actually never seen March of the Dinosaurs, but I’m interested

[@anomalocaristheabnormalshr3248]

That ending tho.

[@hiattgrey9161]

I laughed so hard at the ending of this review.

[@FuzztasticFilms]

😂😂 me too😂😂😂😂

[@mister3horn153]

I really enjoy your dinosaur movie/documemtary/mini-series reviews. It's a shame there aren't all that many to review.

[@eonliahlacerna5148]

the lion king scene from the march of the dinosaur is great and funny.

[@THESIXTHEGG]

I watched this not too long ago. Great film in my opinion. Also keep up the good work man! Your content is very pleasing lol.:D

[@Spartan-ic3zj]

I honestly now want to see this film so much

[@theyakmaster9984]

I was stuck at home due to an operation when I was younger, and i watched this movie quite a lot

[@CambrianAngelCuntofEngland]

BBC was what got me into Dinosaurs. BBC used to make historically accurate documentaries like this. That was before BBC was getting so politically correct.

[@zenfer]

ExecrateAutists1990 that has nothing to do with dinosaurs, and is false.

[@StarWarsJibaro]

ExecrateAutists1990 Wait? BBC went PC?! How and when?!

[@kR-qj7rw]

how do you go fromdinosaurs to politically correct BAD REEEEEEE

[@raulmt4]

And the fact that both the Pachyrhynosaurus and Edmontosaurus have sexual dimorfism is great.

[@fang3090]

Hahaha that ending was perfect.

[@IceSpoon]

Have you seen "Speckles: The Tarbosaurus"? If you gave so many kudos to March, you may enjoy Speckles a lot :O

[@caitlynpearl7480]

Dinosaurs in this movie: edmontosaurus, pachyrhinosaurus, troodon, Quetzalcoatlus, prognathodon, random mammal, edmontonia, gorgosaurus and albertosaurus

[@supermariologanfan6546]

Alphadon

[@maryray4960]

@@incognitodon5779 dinosaur are animals

[@nilstarlight]

Long live the king!!

[@BaryonyxBoy-bz1qn]

The Ankylosaur is panoplosaurus not edmontina

[@thatguyisthisguy]

8:39 bruh

[@Chimpingout586]

This made me laugh for minutes on end