OFFICIAL TRAILER | T. Rex (Dinosaur Documentary)

'T. REX' is a new documentary focusing on the titular famous theropod, Tyrannosaurus rex. Coming soon to museums AND Imax this big screen dinosaur documentary is not one to miss.
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OFFICIAL TRAILER | Life On Our Planet (New Dinosaur Documentary)
ABOUT T.REX DINOSAUR DOCUMENTARY
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 revelations in tyrannosaur paleontology over the past twenty-five years, the time has come to revisit rex in the world's prestigious museum cinemas, from rexling to teen to fightin’ prime.
Chronicling a remarkable discovery in the badlands of Hell Creek in the summer of 2023, this immersive giant screen film explores the life and times of the Greatest Of All Tyrants - the GOAT.
For Adventure!

[@SmashBrosAssemble]

I know there’s an argument to be made that Tyrannosaurus is overexposed in paleo media. But truth be told, Tyrannosaurus is so significant so ubiquitous so famous that it’s almost impossible to deny featuring it.

[@thedinohunter212]

Its also fairly sure the rex is overused just because of how much information and data we have on it compared to some other species

[@firegator6853]

It's also the best known megatheropod we got, we have a giant sample of data from many life stages

[@Raithial]

I like T-rex as much as the next person, love it to bits; absolutely fantastic beast. Any dinosaur game/series should have it, in one form or another that said; If they could make these sorts of docs for different species as well, make it into a series, that'd be even better Have the next movie be about Allosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Stegosaurus, or even Australovenator, would be awesome!

[@rodrigopinto6676]

​@@Raithialt rex was literally the largest and probably the strongest terrestrial predator to ever walk on Earth.!

[@thedukeofchutney468]

We know more about T-Rex than just about any other dinosaur. Plus it’s unquestionably the most popular dinosaur out there. Cool name, largest terrestrial carnivore, strongest bite force in [*terrestrial] history, and a wide verity of specimens make its cultural ubiquity understandable if not inevitable.

[@calvintuber15000]

The part with the music dropping and the Tyrannosaurus rearing up over its kill making it look like it was going to roar but it ended up not happening... This documentary's gonna be amazing.

[@tessabakker662]

So stoked to see closed-mouth vocalization being used!

[@crustader3755]

Yeah, but you can see in the scene before it, the tyrannosaurus roaring at other ones. So will still roar

[@necrogenisis]

@@crustader3755Sorry, but where? There was not a single roar in the entire trailer. And no, the _Quetzalcoatlus_ sequence still had no roars.

[@TheFoundationsComputer]

No it's not.. It could be good, but I think it's gonna be okay-ish at most. Models arent that good, and there's way too much hunting going on.

[@Manny4Life948]

@@TheFoundationsComputer the carnivore that hunted every day having a documentary that has a lot of hunting 🤯🤯

[@Mikailodon]

Okay, this is just beautiful. We not only get a whole movie/documentary dedicated to T. rex itself, but Champsosaurus, Anzu and Guanlong also get some spotlight in the media. Well done Giant Screen Films!

[@dodo_of_mauritius]

guanlong was in late jurassic china, was it not?

[@paleozoic]

@@dodo_of_mauritiusI'm guessing a prologue scene or flashback to a more humble beginning of the clade. Or I guess time traveling Guanlong.

[@flightlesslord2688]

has Champsosaurus ever been in a doc before? Because I dont think it has, such a unique animal.

[@dinodisneylover1]

Yup and it's also related to T-Rex.

[@Bagelgeuse]

​@@flightlesslord2688I don't think it's been in anything besides Saurian.

[@raptorious7090]

Im noticing that ever since Prehistoric Planet came out with the likes of the Corythoraptor, every Oviraptoroid that came after it has the obligation to be blue

[@_pan-tastic_28]

To be fair, they look very nice in blue

[@ferociousrazordino3581]

even the t rex coloration here is pretty similar to php

[@direwolfkaniz9192]

But they still keep the egg stealing oviraptor stereotype

[@beastmaster0934]

@@direwolfkaniz9192 I mean, it probably did steal eggs on occasion. A hard-shelled orb filled with protein probably would be an opportunity not to pass up. They just weren’t specialized for egg-stealing, being more likely to be omnivores.

[@andrewcrowley6331]

Same thing happened with Allosaurus and its crests always being red since WWD

[@odobasian7664]

Trex documentary trailer doesn't end with Trex roar? Well you had my curiosity, but now you have my attention

[@erianpeterson3431]

I misread your comment and thought you said "attraction" 😅

[@odobasian7664]

@@erianpeterson3431 indubiously

[@user-wy4fc6pn6e]

They finally used a more realistic cassowary rumble!

[@Rhinoxsaurus]

Don't you mean erection If you get that reference

[@Mac14329]

You do know that’s not the only reason this would be a good documentary right? And that hasn’t happened in a long time.

[@xavierchaves7090]

I'm glad it didn't end with a roar.

[@babalonkie]

The Ending may not of been a better alternative... I think that's a Oviraptor in it's jaws... and i think that's a damaged Rex egg... That rex just lost her eggs and the time it spent raising them...

[@KaiLutton]

@@babalonkie pretty sure they meant after it killed the triceratops.

[@awesomeproductions7755]

@@babalonkie Actually, Oviraptor didn't live with T. rex. I think that's Anzu.

[@dodo_of_mauritius]

​@@babalonkie that was an anzu I think

[@babalonkie]

@@KaiLutton I don't expect anything when watching or reading... i go by what i see... and i saw "it did not end with"... but you may be right.

[@demiurgeobzen327]

I love that they sampled Cassowary bellows for the T-rex sounds.

[@user-wy4fc6pn6e]

Me too

[@dynosoul839]

DAMN! THAT WAS BADASS! Also anyone else love the trailer music?

[@theotheseaeagle]

What actually is the trailer music called out of curiosity

[@chanman0024]

The trailer music is called New Day (intro) by Skott

[@addamrobertson8786]

Doing the lords work@@chanman0024

[@KyuuDesperation]

​@@chanman0024yeah, cause it's literally on the bottom of the description but people don't look at the description :

[@Lionheart-cr1fk]

No

[@kevinnorwood8782]

Once again, IMAX doing dinosaurs the justice they deserve. This looks epic as hell!

[@Eadragonixius]

Is that… Anzu? That’s gotta be the first time we’ve seen it in a mainstream documentary, and also Champosaurus as well

[@ProductRandomReviews]

I will never get tired of Tyrannosaurus Rex. Long live the King.

[@GTSE2005]

I think this might be Anzu's debut in a dino documentary

[@Murderoreo1]

In the underwater version of prehistoric planet ep 5 has a young trex hunting Anzi instead of the original qianzhou hunt

[@Jojozilla426]

@@Murderoreo1 The underwater version?

[@Murderoreo1]

@@Jojozilla426 for cetaceans

[@freelands8355]

Who?

[@GTSE2005]

@@freelands8355 Anzu is an oviraptorosaur

[@GrantH2606]

Some amazing dinosaur docs being made what a time to be alive

[@DGAIRELAND]

We are out of the dark ages of dino docs

[@themightyspartan1012]

⁠@@DGAIRELANDand towards the golden age of Dino docs

[@jacobcox4565]

If I had a nickel for every time there was a documentary in which a Tyrannosaurus had a confrontation with a Quetzalcoatlus, I'd have two nickels which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.

[@SMeekerorum]

3 nickels*

[@jacobcox4565]

@@SMeekerorum what's the third one?

[@danonychus]

​@@jacobcox4565 I think there was that BBC documentary with David Attenborough

[@Mike-pq3sb]

​@@jacobcox4565 That one Discovery documentary

[@Rhinoxsaurus]

Didn't when Dinosaurs roamed america have something like that Or does it not count cause the t.rex was chasing

[@kiarash608]

Loving the look of this. And nice to see Champsosaurus (the crocodile looking thing) make his documentary debut

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

It looks a little like the ones from Saurian. Both the game & that Field Guide Book.

[@JurassicJustice]

This is the best animation Giant Screen Films has made yet. Very fitting it’s going to a documentary about T. rex. Even if it ain’t quite on par with Prehistoric Planet I’m very eager to see this for myself, this trailer was a banger.

[@HuntingRex]

As one who's grown up with When Dinosaurs Ruled America or Walking With Dinosaurs, I'm always pleased with documentaries ever increasing in quality❤

[@TheN1ghtwalker]

Props to the camera crew for going back in time to film this "documentary".

[@sethael1741]

Yeah so funny. Never saw that comment anywhere the last 10 years..

[@TheN1ghtwalker]

@@sethael1741 doesn't make it any less true

[@sethael1741]

@@TheN1ghtwalker yeah, sorry. im not wasting time discussion with you about your fantasy creature in heaven (whatever name of the thousand it has - and depending on the century you live in).. im rather interested in science.

[@TheN1ghtwalker]

@@sethael1741 "science" says that fossils are often found 2-5 meters deep. It also says that 1 cm of soil forms in about 250-300 years. Which means a dinosaur found 5 m deep should've lived 125000 - 150000 years ago.

[@sethael1741]

@@TheN1ghtwalker yeah whatever..

[@dynamoterror18]

It's very fitting they chose the sound effects of the world's most dangerous bird, the cassowary, for the tyrant lizard king! 👑

[@TadpoleHappy]

Cause t-rexes literally can rumbling similary

[@aldobonaso3481]

ostrich says hi. But absolutely agree, loving the accurate sounds!

[@cpvideocrations2616]

The T-rex looks like a dinosaur from prehistoric planet this is incredible and amazing and magnificent

[@ARandomPaleoartist]

Are we seriously going to gloss over the fact that this has some of the best trailer music of any dinosaur documentary?! In all seriousness though, this does look amazing and everything here is perfectly designed.

[@kurigaru]

I love how its cry wasn’t a roar but instead an even more terrifying low guttural rumble

[@TadpoleHappy]

It's cassowary sound

[@coconutthecockatiel478]

The head looks a little wonky, but hopefully it's just the lighting in some shots! This looks super awesome, love the lack of roaring and the babies

[@Waya420]

i'd love to see them have the T rexes make actual t rex sounds with the low frequency rumbles.

[@TadpoleHappy]

Look at modern cassowary

[@juliancaraveo5700]

Now this is the what the Jurassic World Dominion Cretaceous Prologue should've been like. No displaced species or cut and pasted models.

[@Mac14329]

Can’t we appreciate this for what it is?

[@guardiangibbs2663]

Never has a single feathered T Rex fossil ever been found, yet there have been plenty of scaly skin T Rex impressions found.

[@TheCorpsehatch]

Great to see accurately depicted dinosaurs in documentaries like this. That scene where the Quetzalcoatlus squares off with the T.Rex is going to be amazing.

[@michasmarzewski3670]

You contradict yourself in the second sentence. There would be no fight, only execution. The same would happen with triceratops.

[@TheCorpsehatch]

@@michasmarzewski3670Like I said it's going to be amazing.

[@michasmarzewski3670]

@@TheCorpsehatch I doubt.

[@altxogershavelayers5166]

​@TheCorpsehatch Don't worry about this thing that commented, I think it's a bot

[@michasmarzewski3670]

@@altxogershavelayers5166 that thing that brought you on this planet is a bot. You're even less.

[@josephlascola6592]

I remember seeing a trex documentary at IMAX in the early 2000s

[@tyrannycall9754]

T rex: back to the cretaceous, wasn't it?

[@josephlascola6592]

@@tyrannycall9754 yep that was it

[@fruitybluieblue098]

Nice to see it didn't roar because the 20foot animal in Australia that looks like T-Rex doesn't roar but sounds like a huge croc or gator but it also grunts as one witness have heard from it looking at him on the other side of a river.

[@usuario-fz8eb]

Burrunjor?

[@fruitybluieblue098]

Yes that's what I'm talking about. Had to look it up what a Burrunjior is😅 This Burrunjior describes exactly what I'm speaking of.

[@user-wy4fc6pn6e]

It's cassowary sounds

[@sweatermoncalamari3728]

so glad there were no stupid roar to the sky scenes in this

[@Jurassic_Collecter-_1993]

Same

[@destinitaylor4360]

I did not know this existed 😭 this looks amazing!

[@daniellefisher9481]

It’s just coming out this summer! My family is a part of the documentary 🥰

[@jurassicfreak2579]

One word: Beautiful.

[@jordanschoenenberger4397]

I like this model, it combines the best aspects of LOOP and PP

[@shabana_gyutaro145]

I like the way the CGI looks, but I still want to see a Morrison Formation Documentary with this level of quality.

[@DGAIRELAND]

Me too

[@AlloArtz]

If they do one based in the Morrison formation, It has to be focused on Allosaurus just because it's also a very well studied theropod

[@catpoke9557]

The music is the best part of this. It's chilling and it fits the story of the T. rex so well. You can really feel the somber and sudden rise to kinghood in this music.

[@SamuRhino2023]

The Rex walking off into the forest with a dead anzu in its mouth is so badass. Since this is a more accurate depiction of T.Rex, I hope they have it try the ‘Triceratops decapitation method’. I’m not saying it should work, i think you should draw attention to this hunting tactic though. And they should really focus on the ambush hunting style of the adult and compare it to the fast and agile hunting style of the juveniles and adolescent Rexes.

[@Bagelgeuse]

The decapitation model likely wasn't a hunting method. More like food preparation once the Triceratops was already dead. It would still be cool to see though.

[@awesomeproductions7755]

Looks pretty great, I've missed cinematic documentaries like Giants of Patagonia and Sea Monsters. Prehistoric Planet still has the best T. rex design, but this one could definitely be a solid contender. I especially love the use of deep cassowary sounds for it, seeing as birds like ratites are the descendants of dinosaurs. I am curious why what looks like Guanlong is being shown here, though. Is this gonna be going through the whole evolutionary history of the tyrannosaur lineage?

[@StuNankivell]

Awesome trailer! Thanks for not having the Rex roar at the moon at 1:40 😁

[@Syenthros]

Thank you for posting trailers like this on your channel, I wouldn't ever see so many of these things if I didn't get notified about them through your channel.

[@sidraabbas3637]

I wish season 3 of prehistoric planet begin to air ❤

[@lucabuonviso5528]

Yeah. Meanwhile this one doesn't look bad at all though.

[@DryptosaurusDavid]

I can't wait for this documentary. Spending time in the Hell Creek and going back the Museum for this is awesome.

[@FlawedCoil82]

I knew as soon as I saw Triceratops, that it is REQUIRED BY LAW that they show TRex killing the Trike. It is illegal for any of these new CGI Dino Documentaries (especially from Discovery or Nat Geo Channels) to show a Triceratops being victorious over a Tyrannosaurus. I don’t know who started this law but it has bothered me for years.

[@nglord5298]

Pretty sure nature created this law ever since it created predators and prey. A water buffalo can kill a lion as it definitely has the means to do so, but you don't see much footage of that either, do ya? I understand that we all have different favorites, but this isn't some superhero "who'd win in a fight" scenario, these are animals. In the animal world, predators kill prey, otherwise they die anyway. Simple as. The T Rex is the largest land carnivore of its time and arguably of all time, of course it'll be depicted preying on equally sized prey. What I don't know is where this obsession with "dethroning the king" came from, it's like yall are applying human royalty concepts to animals lol.

[@FlawedCoil82]

@@nglord5298 How many times have we seen a Tyrannosaurus taking down a Triceratops almost effortlessly between all forms of movies and tv shows? Like maybe three dozen? I can’t think of ANY film or TV show that doesn’t show Triceratops being almost effortlessly taken down. The last time I saw a Triceratops actually win against the predator was the film “One Million Years B.C.” (and that was an impossible battle against a Ceratosaurus). Triceratops was, perhaps, the only herbivore that was built to stand a legit chance against a TRex, but these shows/films are TERRIFIED to show that (and that, in some cases) Triceratops actually didn’t just collapse dead of fear at the sight of the all-powerful TRex like he does in virtually all Dinosaur documentaries. At this point it has to be considered a win if Triceratops manages to be shown merely scratching the TRex with one of his horns before, inevitably, being easily subdued by TRex. And not only is it just a law that Triceratops always be shown to be the main helpless Dino on the TRex’s menu, but a lot of these movies act repulsed by showing a Triceratops (unless he is shown being eaten) now that we have amazing CGI technology. In “Walking With Dinosaurs”, he was shown being the powerless punk he is always depicted as, being eaten by TRex (but we had plenty of screentime to show the glory of Torosaurus). In the Disney film “Dinosaur”, we see an (admittedly outdated) Styracosaurus. In “Walking With Dinosaurs: The Movie”, of course it had to be Pachyrhinosaurus getting the spotlight. In the Jurassic Park/Jurassic World franchise, they go far out of their way to avoid showing Triceratops on screen for longer than 3-7 seconds per film (unless he is doing his required dying like in the first film). Nasutoceratops is able to get much more screen time. Hell, in the “Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous” TV show, they just completely replaced Triceratops entirely without any explanation whatsoever with Sinoceratops instead. Why is such a beloved classic dinosaur like Triceratops CONSTANTLY disrespected and shown on screen as little as possible or else being easily dispatched in all modern movies and TV Dinosaur documentaries?!

[@SCAR_Band]

I am going to have to ask for the song... Absolutely wicked trailer btw. Can't wait to see it

[@pizzazarella.]

New day intro - Skott

[@theunholyadventurer2376]

Im so excited to see proper Azdharchid representation!

[@kaiju115]

After season two of Prehistoric Planet, T-area wants a rematch 1:17

[@timberwolfe8526]

Loving the music~! Very curious about this one, guess we'll wait and see - nice to see so many species!

[@joanarts3530]

You couldn't choose something simple... You had to choose something worthy. Long live your majesty.

[@kn1ggenji245]

Walking with the dinosaurs is the best documentary of all time that is no debate

[@hitavi4965]

I'm glad thicc rex is finally starting to become more prevalent in paleo media, jurassic park rex was so scrawny I'm glad that documentaries like prehistoric planet and this one are doing it justice!

[@PrebbleStaduim727]

0:09 finally someone who gets the date right!

[@GandalfTheTsaagan]

That's actually very well made! I hope that I'll get the chance to go see it

[@inkwolfartandbuildingstudi3223]

When not at night, the T. Rex’s sound is almost adorable

[@Desiraesmama]

Can’t wait for red raptor writes to rank this

[@reptilo7099]

This is actually a decent and beautiful paleo documentary film, i do hope giant screen films plan on making more paleo films about animals in different eras such as the paleozoic and cenozoic or a film about the evolution of dragons and fauna of the future 🤔.

[@PetrWaldmann-gb8fp]

This looks nice, hope it will stay this good for the entierety of the documentary

[@genericjosh7571]

The fake out in the end was amazing

[@terrabot]

The time between the last T-Rex (65mya) and the last Stegosaurus (150mya) is greater than between the last T-Rex and the modern day.... Doesn't that just blow your mind?

[@VikEu98]

Loved the ending with the cracked egg on the ground, the step with the blue feather that makes you think it's the oviraptproid from before, and then you see that it's no longer a threat to those eggs because mom came back home at the right time

[@user-ek4iy5wp4h]

well, the adult flying Quetz is controversial

[@tommyguan5952]

So after several beaten ups on the movie screens, somebody decides to make a documentary exclusive for Trex, fair enough lol.

[@umbrellacorp.]

I think I prefer Dinosaurs without feathers and furs. I know I might be inaccurate but I grew up with dinos like in Jurassic Park.

[@tyrannycall9754]

Well those are your likes and that's good, but nowdays there's alot of evidence of feathers on dinosaurs (theropods)

[@andrewotaku1679]

That has got to be the thicccest T. rex I've seen in a while.

[@The_Dirt_Block]

Prehistoric planet was also thicc

[@TheCorpsehatch]

The "T" in T.Rex stands for "thicc"

[@rodrigopinto6676]

​@sabrinamironenko1577 this animal was an insanely powerful TANK.!

[@klozedkazket509]

Thiccasaurus Rex 🦖

[@andrewotaku1679]

​@@The_Dirt_Block I'm aware, but Lord, this is chonky.

[@azv343]

Motion blur... You can't be selective where to use it... Within the same shot, it just gives away the cg

[@Michael-ih2hl]

It's the latest and most advanced megatheropod. It doesn't have to be anyone's favorite but it is the best one 😅 (I'm more of a Suchomimus guy)

[@Debunked421]

Legit the coolest thing to walk the earth

[@user-vi2jp4ur7p]

The CGI looks almost like Prehistoric Planet's With a little bit of Walking with Dinosaurs

[@justatrike3430]

Agreed

[@MeowgiMode]

No obnoxious monster roaring from the dinosaurs? I’m liking this one already. We need more animals and less monsters in dinosaur media.

[@user-wy4fc6pn6e]

Cassowary rumble so much more terrifing

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

Rex's vocalizations at 1:18 sound suspiciously like tiger roars, so y'all need to stop praising this film for giving him "accurate" vocalizations just because he didn't let out a huge "When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth" falling banner roar.

[@kade-qt1zu]

Those are bear sounds.

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

@@kade-qt1zu Could be. Tigers also sound like that.

[@importantvideos4529]

Earned my view. Will happily pay to see this.

[@refinery__]

So is this only available in selected cinemas in the US? Or does anyone know where i can watch it in Germany

[@Khadgars123]

Long Live The King!

[@soft6267]

This just touched me, look beautiful. The music fits so well too

[@Goji_15]

I really really love that we finally have some crocodillomorphs in a dinosaur documentairy, And it over all just puts a big smile on my face xD

[@PootPootMagoot]

There's no crocodylomorphs in this trailer, that's Champsosaurus which is a choristodere and not at all related to crocodylomorphs

[@SK-ij6ng]

my boi thick as hell 😂

[@rayray2131]

As he should be

[@alexmerguie4688]

God this song just immerses you. And the roar gives of a ominous vibe. This needs to be on DVD soon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@stuffynosepatrol]

Dor anybody wondering, the song is New day (intro) by Skott

[@Sauropodgaminggaming]

Hope this dino doc will be a good one.

[@tricogaming65]

fuzzy rex lets gooo

[@toadmcstool5334]

I like how dinosaurs have extremely optimized skeletons to be as light weight as possible, only to have a half ton or more of fat weighing them down

[@kade-qt1zu]

Dude, I know this is just a joke, but most of that "fat" on the rex is actually pure muscle.

[@extrasoap4881]

Props that it didn't roar at the end, but I also wish they reduced the sound of its footsteps. I mean, elephants and rhinos can be surprisingly quiet when they want to!

[@dino_drawings]

This looks so cool!

[@rodrigopinto6676]

T rex scotty is longer than Sue

[@TheSpaceJockey91]

I hope it comes out on DVD and Blu Ray later on.

[@bokadam2851]

People still buy that 🤨

[@TheSpaceJockey91]

@@bokadam2851Yes, believe it or not. I am one of them. Physical media is better than Digital. You actually own it if you have a physical copy.

[@anarkistogre]

@@bokadam2851yes

[@DSAG13]

Yes​@@bokadam2851

[@galmorzu]

Every time the vocals kicked in, I kept thinking of Katamari Damacy.

[@tryggr1703]

😂😂😂 omg that is such a good game.

[@theangrysuchomimus5163]

Tbh I don't have a good feeling about this documentary because they used "MONSTER" in the trailer as if T. rex wasn't an animal but instead a spooky scary movie monster. But besides that the documentary looks gorgeous.

[@tyrannycall9754]

I think that this refers to how the t rex is sometimes represented.

[@kingofprehistory7851]

Ngl pretty cool. The soundtrack was perfect

[@MalacodaJ]

Pretty similar to prehistoric planet but trex was eating a mosasaurus corpse i really like it. So good movie at the time that hard to get paleo accurate dinosaurs from media

[@kacpernidecki3751]

With all these new documentaries i fell like going back to childhood when they were also a lot of them

[@keepcalmlovedinosaurs8934]

Another good year for dinosaur media!

[@tonydang3777]

Cool

[@AndrewAntony420]

Accurate tyrannosaurus is more scary than jurassic world tyrannosaurus

[@tyrannycall9754]

Well, of course, one has to roar because he needs his prey to be moving to be able to hunt them. Otherwise, he doesn't see them. The other has already located them miles away and has devised a strategy to hunt them without making noise.

[@robinator652]

This looks really promising! Loving the use of underrated species. Can't wait.

[@somesassybrat305]

My curiosity has peaked.

[@TyrannicalTimmy]

Seems like it could be a good documentary

[@Eggsandwitch1221]

Love it

[@MaestroDK]

Very nice. I just wish these "realistic" documentaries would refrain from using CGI colours and super-sized Moon (that scene was "shot" with a wide angle lens so the Moon should be 10x smaller). Don't get me wrong, some of the scenes are really well done but then there are some that have their colour settings cranked up way to high which is a shame.

[@TravisRichey]

I can’t believe they cast Chris Pratt as the voice of the T-Rex…

[@HugoGojibiter]

Man this looks really good

[@tyrannotherium7873]

Looks pretty good and I like how they got the environment, right

[@dive2drive314]

Finally a movie I would actually go to the cinema to watch! It's been so many years..

[@dinosauroiddude]

HYPEEEE

[@kineuhansen8629]

this look awesome not sure how accurate the t rex is

[@catpoke9557]

It seems to be very accurate

[@kineuhansen8629]

@@catpoke9557 thats good to hear

[@Togawaa]

@@catpoke9557 yeah, I just don't know why does it have a lot of feathers since there is no evidence of it

[@catpoke9557]

@@Togawaa It has about as many as most elephant fuzz depictions give it. I think it's just the rendering that makes it look like more. Although the babies do have a LOT of feathers, presumably because they ripped the design from Prehistoric Planet.

[@Khadgars123]

Most accurate Trex I've ever seen