Juvenile T. rex Fights For Survival | T.REX (2024)

For over a hundred years dinosaurs have inspired and thrilled audiences, commanding blockbuster status in museums and at the box office. But among them towers a king-a tyrant lizard king. With leaps in CGI wizardry and revolutions in tyrannosaur paleontology over the past twenty-five years, the time has come to revisit rex in the world’s prestigious museum cinemas.
Working with top tyrannosaur scientists, a coalition of natural history institutions, and pioneering paleo and visual effects artists, GSF’s original giant screen production on this iconic dinosaur-and its carnivorous Cretaceous cousins-aims to be the most dazzling and accurate T. rex documentary ever made.
With hat tips to famous specimens, landmark discoveries, and wild cinematic depictions over the last century, the film will explore the interplay between speculation and evidence, and reveal how the process of science refreshes and reimagines our understanding of this legendary dinosaur.
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[@tyrannotherium7873]

The animation of the emontosaurus looks exactly the same thing as the prehistoric planet and it’s weird that this Edmontosaurus is still alive

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

I thought so too. Plus, they also look a little like the Edmontosaurus from Walking with Dinosaurs. No, No, No. not the 1999 Documentary. “The 2025 version has yet to be known about them.” I’m talking about the ones from the feature length 2013 Film by 20th Century Fox. Before 20th Century Fox became part of the Disney family.

[@garypfeiffer3489]

Is there no audio to avoid spoilers?

[@Hankthestank04]

Probably

[@ErintheAutisticOctoling]

Oh good I thought it was just me

[@LoudmouthReviews]

The models look good accuracy wise but the animation quality is at least half a decade behind Prehistoric Planet

[@Hankthestank04]

Prehistoric planet had an enormous budget this still looks beautiful

[@maverick2560]

The accuracy is acceptable, at least. Not great. They still look weirdly disproportionate, despite clearly being based on Prehistoric Planet's animals. Even the markings are similar. These just look worse.

[@gabrielgallardo8788]

Le falta sonido 🤔 Pero igual me encanta el trailer

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

So that’s what they were. I thought they were Nannotyrannus. Also, Those Edmontosaurus look just like the ones from the recent BBC Dinosaur Documentary Prehistoric Planet 1 & 2.

[@greyideasthetheliopurodon4640]

No sound?

[@Moulton_Lava]

Ikr

[@QuintenWhyte]

due to copyright

[@greyideasthetheliopurodon4640]

@@Moulton_Lava yeah

[@greyideasthetheliopurodon4640]

@@QuintenWhyte ah

[@Vallibonavenitrix]

I like that people are comparing this to prehistoric planet, a show with a big budget mind you. Setting a standard is great but hating just because the animation/graphics is bad is something else. Not every show can be a godzilla -1 wherein a small budget can produce an oscar winning piece.

[@joeljuarez2828]

Now that mentioned it, I think it ultimately depends on how the budget is actually used.

[@Vallibonavenitrix]

@@joeljuarez2828 Hm yes. That too!

[@maldambao6126]

The animation and body language reminds me of that one movie with the talking tarbossaurus

[@prehistorica-official-2024]

I've got to say the T.rex juveniles are so accurate! Their wrists are not pronated, their hindlegs are much longer, and they are much more sleek.

[@Alamosaur]

Idk what people are saying but this is peak (Just because it doesn’t have the same budget as PP doesn’t mean it’s gonna be bad)

[@chazchaz2121]

Dinosaurs look nice, the animation... is like Valley of the T-Rex level

[@stendec6649]

Do you know where it will be possible to watch it?

[@LucianoCerdaAcevedo-fm9eq]

We need the documentary with sound.

[@Hankthestank04]

This looks great I can't wait prehistoric planet just made people fat I can't wait and it's not prehistoric planet but I'm so happy to he a hole doco focused on rex people are complaining about how it's a documentary on the world's most popular dinosaur but I don't think there's been a whole documentary on them and i love t-rex and I'll definitely watch this

[@HidalinaB]

who will win in a fight on one on one triceratops or T. rex and tell me why it is the winner

[@MAKATOONY]

"Hunter and Prey" Both of them could kill each other.

[@kingofflames738]

It can go either way, but as nature tends to go, Triceratops has a clear advantage. It fights for its imminent survival, not for food, so it'll go all out, whereas the T-Rex cannot risk injuring itself too much. T-Rex has to bite towards a literal set of bone hard spears in order to attack, meaning it's constantly at danger of going blind or injuring its face in another way if it's not careful. And if Triceratops lived in herds then it would not even be worth the effort to try and attack them unless it comes across a lonely Triceratops on happenstance. Overall, T-Rex puts itself at a lot of risk when attacking a Triceratops and would most likely disengage when it sees that it's not worth it.

[@HidalinaB]

but a lot triceratops survive a lot T. rex attacks

[@HidalinaB]

I heard that edge says triceratops has strong powerful horns,strong bite,maneuverability but triceratops has bad defense so if I was a triceratops fighting a T. rex how will I beat it with bad defense

[@ElGharial]

Depends. If its healthy bull triceratops. Could easily tank multiple trex bites while trex cant escape from over 2 meter long horns and 10 ton lower gravity center muscle coming at him with 10mph speed

[@kittenworld87]

Nanotyrannus

[@lochness5524]

first

[@Tyrannosauroidea]

Something about it’s larger scales makes me feel like it’s less accurate

[@mindennapramatesagok8994]

I hope the soung will be hissing and bot roaring

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

Animation is... something...

[@Laijee227]

It sure is animated...🥸

[@gattycroc8073]

could an edmontosaurus easily kill a young T rex because I don't think it would be taken down so quickly.

[@NeilDegrasseTysonWithAKatana]

I guess that the T.rexes targeted a really old/ill edmontosaurus maybe

[@SpinoAnimationsYT]

And edmo claps an juvenile-subadult but has some difficulty against a full grown male

[@ElGharial]

Edmontosaurus definilety oblirates each young rex with one kick that documentary biasing to trex as expected

[@Hankthestank04]

I think it was already dead or it was 3 young rexes on an old sick or young edmont

[@miquelescribanoivars5049]

We don't even know if the juvies took it down or it was already dying or weak.

[@user-storybard]

When and where i can watch the full version

[@adriannegrete9586]

Today as it says.

[@SpinoAnimationsYT]

why is everyone saying it looks bad?

[@LoudmouthReviews]

Cause it kind of does by todays standards. Prehistoric Planet set a higher standard

[@Hankthestank04]

They've been fattend by prehistoric planet it's why I hate the dinosaur community They're so hyper critical this looks great and these brats can't help but complain

[@Alamosaur]

I mean prehistoric planet had a VERY BIG budget

[@LoudmouthReviews]

@@Alamosaur Right but it seems this movie’s budget was very modest. That’s fine I guess. A documentary doesn’t need a large budget to be informative or entertaining

[@maverick2560]

If you look at it, with your eyeballs, you might find out.

[@Tahri_0]

ok wow the cgi sucks

[@ElGharial]

Creators trying to not use popular dinosaur for their documentary:

[@Hankthestank04]

Trex hasn't had a doco dedicated to it to my knowledge and you can do alot with it

[@ElGharial]

@@Hankthestank04 which dinosaur has its own paleoaccurate and biased documentary? Trex shown in every single one and became main character as well

[@Hankthestank04]

@@ElGharial womp womp

[@ElGharial]

@@Hankthestank04 cant you find anything to say?

[@Hankthestank04]

@@ElGharial not really you just bitching so it seemed fitting

[@Distix-uz8qr]

Honestly wasn’t expecting anything great from this docu anyways ….

[@Hankthestank04]

It looks great so far

[@Jayy997]

Gosh this looks embarrassing

[@Hankthestank04]

What are you on it looks fine

[@maverick2560]

@@Hankthestank04 Not all of us have low standards. After Prehistoric Planet, that's understandable. The bar was set pretty high.

[@Hankthestank04]

@@maverick2560 it's not low standards it looks good not all media has a $50+million dollar budget

[@maverick2560]

@@Hankthestank04 Budget plays no role here. Some artists make amazing paleo content in their free time, with NO budget, which still manages to look better than this.