Tarbosaurus: The Mightiest Ever (2008) Accuracy Review | Dino Documentaries RANKED #22

Going back to Tarbosaurus: The Mightiest Ever! This dino doc follows the life of Patch the Tarbosaurus and the inaccurate lives of Korean dinosaurs.
#paleontology #dinosaurs
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Mark Witton Lips: www.skeletaldrawing.com/home/...
Microraptor Color: www.smithsonianmag.com/scienc...
Old Tyrant Growth: web.archive.org/web/201110060...
Protoceratops cluster: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
Pukyongosaurus: www.dinosaur.pref.fukui.jp/ar...
Raptorex: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
Rex v Tarbo: www.smithsonianmag.com/scienc...
Tarbo facts: australian.museum/learn/dinos...
Tarbo Juvenile: www.researchgate.net/publicat...
Tsintao Crest: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
Wings: archosaurmusings.wordpress.co...
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[@redraptorwrites6778]

Spoiler alert for the grade I was very torn over whether Tarbo or Clash was worse. Tarbo just edged it out because while they both constantly lie to their audience, at least Clash has a few more slightly redeeming qualities. Not all of its information is terrible.

[@MariaClara-ni5ib]

Can you PLEASE make a review of Prehistoric Predators? I know you love dinosaurs but c'mon dude, give the cenozoic some love 😢

[@imtyler99yearsago90]

@@MariaClara-ni5ib yes

[@orionmclaughlin5680]

I think Tarbosaurus the Mightiest Ever is better than Valley of the T-Rex but worse than Monsters Resurrected (basically a D-)

[@joshuaW5621]

RickRaptor also pointed out that some scenes were copied from other documentaries like Walking with Dinosaurs, Dinosaur Planet and probably Jurassic Fight Club (I say probably because I don’t know if it came out before JFC or after).

[@Rosarian_baron]

will you also review the anime dino king and please say no

[@yissibiiyte]

The title alone says everything about this film. "The mightiest ever". Sounds exactly like something a toddler would say (and write)

[@joshuaW5621]

At least Jambareeqi tried to pronounce dinosaur names, this narrator doesn’t even bother at all.

[@lynxfresh5214]

Pretty sure Tarbosaurus' contemporary Deinocherius would quack at that title.

[@chadgorosaurus4898]

"the mightiest ever" is a very unoriginal name.

[@cintronproductions9430]

@@joshuaW5621 "Therozeenosaurus" "Protoceratomps" "Meckroraptor" "Valasiraptor" "Pterosauruses" 😂😂😂

[@SomethingAboutSashimi]

the migthiest ever migthiest ever in trying to fail in a Documentary

[@LegitEliminator]

What’s funny about this documentary - it almost came out same year as Jurassic Fight Club and JFC at least gave pterosaurs feathery covering.

[@joshuaW5621]

The raptors taking down the hadrosaur was also done here, but even worse.

[@cintronproductions9430]

@@joshuaW5621 Yeah, in Jurassic Fight Club it was also inaccurate, but at least there, the hadrosaur actually had the excuse of being trapped in a gulch, and it TRIED to defend itself, and the raptors were specifically aiming at its throat. But here, the Tsintaosaurus just stands there like a moron even tho it should be able to simply step on the raptors, but no, it just stands there and gets defeated by the raptors simply scratching its legs. 🤦‍♂️

[@johntails5304]

@@cintronproductions9430 you shouldn't hate the tarbosaurus franchise so much som people might want your head

[@cintronproductions9430]

@@johntails5304 I don't hate it, in fact, I find the Speckles movies funny because of how questionable and strange they are, tho I'm not blind to their flaws... which also make them so bad they're good, I guess. XD

[@johntails5304]

@@cintronproductions9430 seems fair enough

[@bkjeong4302]

Actually, the Velociraptor and Protoceratops being 2m tall was the result of a translation error. The original narration states them as being 2m LONG (which makes much more sense with their onscreen size in all their scenes, especially around larger dinosaurs), not 2m tall. You’re right about all the other inaccuracies, though.

[@gipsyavenger3969]

Where can I find the original one ?

[@TheSharkAnt]

Proofreading literally exists.

[@JeremyTheBluespottedCornetfish]

Tarbosaurus: The mightiest ever sounds like a name for a horrible dinosaur book i'd write when i was 8.

[@brandontopaloglu3112]

This channel changed the way I look at dinosaurs forever.

[@redraptorwrites6778]

Wow I'm honored!

[@SnubbyDaArtist]

@@redraptorwrites6778 Good job, crisis averted.

[@NatteNek]

Speckles the Tarbosaurus is in a a lot aspects just the same tbf. I believe it was RickRaptor who said it was Lion King with Dinosaurs(but like so much worse you wanna throw yourself off a cliff like that T-rex did).

[@joshuaW5621]

What is it with South Korea making bad dinosaur films?

[@NatteNek]

@@joshuaW5621 I don't know. All i know is that as a kid, that movie was fucking awesome. But that was bc all I could see and understand was Dinosaurs

[@thebill1110]

@@joshuaW5621 idk bro

[@Oxal]

@@joshuaW5621 I think many people in korea (yeah I live in korea) think dinosaurs are for kids. That's pretty a problem. Many dinosaur media in korea is kid-friendly.

[@ShinGhidorah17]

@@joshuaW5621 They also made bad monster films, such as Yonggary. Btw it’s my least favourite film ever.

[@Lord-xy2fr]

"Dino King is more of a goofy kid movie." Yet it features interspecies rape.

[@user-ie9gr2up3v]

And don't forget the blood!

[@Probably_Deadpool]

Idk I remember that

[@gorillaguy5664]

12:01 Finally! Someone gets it! Films will always be unrealistic for the sake of a good film, gotta give the people what they need! But, documentaries dont have that blessing! It's in the name for crying out loud! A documentary is supposed to DOCUMENT possible facts and traits to tell the viewers what someone or something's life was like and do so as factually correct as possible. Like, for films, it's just Hollywood business, accuracy was never the goal and this Hollywood dream of dinosaurs is clearly just that. A dream. But when a documentary makes up bullshit that they claim to be the truth and not some hocus pocus bullshit, that's basically lying to your audience, your audience which came here for the facts, not the feats!

[@christiancinnabars1402]

Like, if you are going to dumb down the facts in your documentary, _just make a normal movie instead._ Making a documentary and _purposely_ getting the facts wrong is straight up choosing the worst of both worlds. You face the same scrutiny that documentaries do while at the same time denying yourself the creative freedoms offered by putting out a standard Hollywood flick.

[@gorillaguy5664]

@@christiancinnabars1402 And I thought nobody could say it better than me. Damn fine point, sir.

[@GaiusIntrepidus]

Assuming JP3 was even good at all

[@gorillaguy5664]

@@GaiusIntrepidus absolutely not, but my point still stands.

[@guytremblay1647]

yeah but the problem with dinosaurs is that we will never know what their lives were really like . The best they can do is theorise on how they most likely lived .

[@McChicken03]

I watched it on KZbin, and I couldn’t stop laughing, especially when the little Tarbo “ran” away from the “velociraptor”. It shuffled away lmao

[@flamingdino4972]

When I watched it as a kid all I knew was it was not accurate because even then I knew tarbosauruse was smaller the T-Rex I just wrote it of thinking it was just for entertainment

[@cintronproductions9430]

I also love how the narrator claims that Velociraptor was an agile predator when the raptor is shown constantly tripping and falling every five seconds. XD

[@sskuk1095]

Because it veloci doesn't mean fast!😂

[@quakethedoombringer]

@@cintronproductions9430 film maker: I have achieved comedy

[@DarthInsomnis]

It’s sad to see that all the documentaries that received an F score happen to feature tyrannosaurs as the main selling point.

[@britishfish3539]

The Tsingtaosaurus was such a pain in JWE that I once filled an entire paddock with them and put two Giganotosaurus in to kill them all.

[@DSLego3]

I can respect that, they were infuriating to deal with in the game.

[@wyattrippy5939]

Anybody remember the Stegos that needed five to an enclosure?

[@britishfish3539]

@@wyattrippy5939 unfortunately, yes.

[@thefirehawk8520]

@@wyattrippy5939 there's not a single creature in all of JWE 1 that I loath more then the stegos because of this. They were such a massive pain. Tsintaosaurus gets a pass, but only because it's my favorite hadrosaur

[@Saurophaganax1931]

@@thefirehawk8520 I don’t see the issue. Just make a big enclosure and stick a whole herd of stegos in. Easy peasy.

[@AnimationDen]

You know it’s bad when JWD therozinosaurus look a little more accurate and how the pyroraptor had feathers when the velociraptor in this documentary had only quills

[@guhmachine]

I think you meant “Mononykus the Mightiest Ever”

[@idonthaveaname4685]

I first knew about this doc by that hilarious review by Rick raptor and there is one line where the narrator says "the law of nature is that only the STRONGLEST will survive"

[@randomevotimes7784]

Wait I said that in this comment section before you…

[@CringasaurusMines]

8:34 that tarbosaurus looks so sad because your watching this garbage instead of prehistoric planet

[@QuokkaCore]

This “documentary” feels more like a satire on actual dinosaur documentaries than anything else.

[@funsizedrexboi2529]

I can't take it anymore I need a Prehistoric Planet review

[@Ledinosour673]

You werent that fun sized, the holotype was a juvenile.

[@nopls576_4]

It's me from a few months ago

[@nopls576_4]

@@Ledinosour673 sorry I never saw this reply. Yeah I know nanuqsaurus isn't that fun sized but hey at least I exist unlike nanotyrannus.

[@Xbox-with_extrasteps]

​@@Ledinosour673 wasn't the holotype a sub adult since it was 6 meters long and an adult is theorized to reach 9 meters ??

[@julianensor4416]

I'd arguably say that a theropod with lips would be scarier than one without them. Just think about it, imagine how scary it would be seeing a snarling wolf in the middle of the woods. Know imagine that but, the size of a Tyrannosaur.

[@Ledinosour673]

But reptile lips werent that mobile, think less like human lips and more like komodo dragon lips.

[@isaiahynigues4286]

I'm glad I enjoy the thrill of what will paleontology tell us more about these creatures, its always bothered me some people seem to push back against more modern depictions and discoveries because it doesn't fit their JP dino tropes. But to me I've always thought new findings are what make Dinos even cooler, like the lip thing it makes sense and it just makes them cooler and more grounded because you can draw comparisons to animals today vs millions of years ago they feel more REAL.

[@iluvyurbles]

Jurassic PArk was an amazing Science Fiction movie, but it's not trying to be accurate

[@Ahalaya]

Hilariously enough, almost all Korean dino docs forget about Koreanosaurus. I've heard of one that only barely included it, and only one that featured it. That was a better set up for a buddy road trip movie, though.

[@thesaviorofsouls5210]

Really appreciate you mentioning that herbivores tend to eat easy meat if given the option, love how you always proof you know what youre talking about in these videos.

[@PeekTHtheOG]

The narrator also called Protoceratops "ProtoceraTOMPS"

[@jeffreygao3956]

Clash of the Dinosaurs: Yay! I'm not at the bottom!

[@Lamacetus]

I hated how Tsintaosaurus is presented as defenseless

[@SnubbyDaArtist]

Sup agent!

[@joshuaW5621]

#justiceforhadrosaurs

[@Lamacetus]

@@joshuaW5621 yup

[@cintronproductions9430]

And they walk VERY slowly, like drugged zombies.

[@Lamacetus]

​@@cintronproductions9430 not to mention the bipedal stance. Even at the time hadrosaurs are often considered quadrupedal

[@adamthespinygiant]

And update to my recommendations list: Dinosaur King (2007 anime) Animal Armageddon Prehistoric Predators Morphed

[@bizarreutahraptor]

if he actually does do Accuracy Review on the Dinosaur King anime, he will definitelly be very confused as to why the dinosaurs have elemental powers.

[@adamthespinygiant]

@@bizarreutahraptor I only recommend it because: 1. It’s my favorite anime 2. This year is the show’s 15th anniversary

[@bizarreutahraptor]

@@adamthespinygiant I see, but I am pretty sure he only reviews documentary series and other things ,so unfortunately I doubt he will ever do an Accuracy Review on the show.

[@adamthespinygiant]

@@bizarreutahraptor oh well. At least I don’t have to worry about it getting an F.

[@GTSE2005]

Ah yes, Tarbosaurus the mightiest ripoff ever

[@goofyahhcerato]

"the therizinosaurus pierce the youngsters body"

[@chaosthebaryonyx6344]

Aaah yes

[@thegreatbookofgrudges6953]

"until it satisfied it's bloodlust"

[@cintronproductions9430]

"Patch is too late, his child is already being devoured by the Therizinosaurus."

[@GaiusIntrepidus]

@@incognitodon5779 "Is this dinosaur an actual sadist!?" - Rick

[@quakethedoombringer]

The script writer probably found the script of Revenge of the Sith online and copied it

[@tylergamingshark8497]

The Documentary's Narrator's Pronunciation on Velociraptor Sounds like He's saying "Vanossiraptor"

[@swoops7687]

Protoceratops is one of the HARDEST dinosaurs to fuck up in design, and they managed to fuck up its design

[@Mical21]

I have a theory for why protoceratops got upsized to 2 meters tall. When they upsized velociraptor they probably realized that protoceratops is the same size, and instead of fixing the size of velociraptor they just upsized protoceratops.

[@KhrisMiddletonFitnessOfficial]

Translation error. They should've said long, not tall.

[@Mical21]

@tossupeater yeah I know

[@PBadasie]

18:54 bruh those velociraptors are soo cartoonish 😂

[@GoGojiraGo]

I love Rick Raptor's review of this, and yours was just as good focusing on the scientifics. There are a couple more Korean dino-documentaries, "Land of Dinosaurs" and "Adventures of Ceratops", if you want to dive deeper into the madness.

[@Arvegtor]

The second episode of "Adventures of Ceratops" is probably the champion of madness with its time-traveling talking dinosaur telling a story of her death which didn't happen yet.

[@GoGojiraGo]

@@Arvegtor She saw her own death as she traveled through the time tunnel. Wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey.

[@idonthaveaname4685]

@@Arvegtor and Sam ,koreaceratops and the acro had a race 😂

[@cintronproductions9430]

@@idonthaveaname4685 And Sam is torn between accepting reality and letting go of his Koreaceratops waifu or being a deranged lunatic for the rest of his life, and also Sam is basically Thanos. XD

[@explodingdynamite7319]

As A KoReAn, This Disrespects Me!

[@someguyontheinternet604]

I can't believe you left out the greatest quote from this show: "The laws of nature are clear that only the *stronglest* will survive."

[@Xbox-with_extrasteps]

Lmao

[@RobotPlush]

Remember when RickRaptor105 looked at this? I’m not calling you unoriginal, I’m pointing out something I like

[@furyunleash22]

Now we wait for the collab that will probably never happen.

[@hsdinoman2267]

kinda disappointed that i haven't seen Rickraptor105 in the comment section yet

[@Ahalaya]

I saw the title and started laughing. I'm at work on lunch. After seeing RickRaptor's video on this "documentary," I knew this would be hilarious-- even with the different angle here.

[@mailstorminurbox]

This was a child hood favourite of mine, but im not blinded by nostalgia lol

[@SwizzyExtraz]

"Interspecies rape!" - Rickraptor105 : Dinoking review

[@GaiusIntrepidus]

@cheezebogir poggers I don't remember the Joker being a rapist but ok

[@DryptosaurusDavid]

I knew this was gonna get a bad grade. This is the one Dino doc where I agree with you. I’d rather watch Jurassic fight club or clash of the dinosaurs and even valley of the t-rex P.s did you notice that patch looks like a tyrannosaurus from Jurassic park.

[@aircraftcarrierwo-class]

Valley of the T-Rex? Heck, Valley of Gwanji is more accurate than TarboTME.

[@GaiusIntrepidus]

Not even close! At least the JP T.rex was somewhat close to the anatomy of the real animal, while this Tarbo design looks like a crackhead

[@triplestryke3]

You can say that I'm wrong, but I loved this "documentary" and I cried at the end.

[@DSLego3]

Honestly, a well written review Red Raptor. I completely respect your opinion and couldn't agree more. Thankfully you don't have to dive into that can of worms or you'd be sorely disappointed. Shame Tarbosaurus couldn't have gotten a better treatment. It was entertaining as a kid, but from a scientific stand point, I'd also have to pass on this. Really enjoy your references from other media for your review, really adds to the video. Intrigued to see what's next, don't suppose you could do Prehistoric America at some point? It's not flawless, but I'd be intrigued to see your viewpoint and see what you think of that series. Anyway, keep up your accurate content, stay safe and have a wonderful day.

[@RDSyafriyar]

Ah yes. Peak of South Korean weirdness right there with "Tarbosaurus the Mightiest Ever". Boy, is it bizzare and confusing in many levels; from the inaccuracy of the dinosaurs to the anachronism as well as the cheap-stake try at a Cretaceous equivalent of Lion King through the "Speckles the Tarbosaurus" films. Even the narrator sounded more like as if he had drunk a little too much whiskey outside the bar to me.

[@waterbox1385]

Oh boy, you've never heard about the one with a time traveling koreaceratops have you?

[@RDSyafriyar]

@@waterbox1385 I did watch RickRaptor105's video about more bizzare South Korean dinosaur stuff including that one you mentioned. His reactions about the main star attracted to the loli Koreaceratops were utterly priceless.

[@hakrite1971]

That documentary was already killed by Rick raptor

[@earth5853]

And it was funny

[@hakrite1971]

@@earth5853 yes i know

[@AquaticFlapper125]

Rickraptor105 One Eye

[@joshuaW5621]

Just back from seeing Jurassic World Dominion and I enjoyed it.

[@thelittleal1212]

2:26 narrator in the doc says “he seems proud of his violent act” 😂

[@cintronproductions9430]

"Is this dinosaur an actual sadist!?"- RickRaptor105

[@wetube6513]

@@cintronproductions9430 Who the fuck in the fucking world of fuck is Rickastleyraptor 105?

[@cintronproductions9430]

@@wetube6513 A German guy who reviews and tears apart bad dinosaur movies. XD

[@swollenheadofdragon832]

Actually according to RickRaptor105, the young tarbo head is not too far off from a real juvenile

[@j_motion9865]

Other titles they could’ve used 1. Asian T. Rex 2. Cousin of the tyrant king 3. Tarbosaurus: the king of Asia

[@dudotolivier6363]

Technically, the sauropod specie showing in this Dinodoc, Pukyongosaurus millenniumi, still, in fact, Valid ! But with the mention "Nomen Dubium" or "Dubious" in english usage in paleontology domain. A Dubious genus is a genus that we don't know if, due to the poor elements that not allow a definitive conclusion and sufficient diagnostic, he is a normal 100% valid genus or in reality a member of a already described genus described and discovered at least some time before. If it's definitely proven that the later case is what the genus is, so it is listed under the title "Invalid" (and reciving also the title of "Synonym Junior"). And not as "Nomen Dubium/Dubious". Since the exact definition of the word dubious is "Whose existence or realization is not certain". Meaning that we can legitimately have doubts on the truth or relevance of something but with the possibility that reamin possibilities and some percents where the thing in question can be, at final at the opposite of our thought, indeed true ! So, at the moment, this genus, as the same for all others extincts genus title "Dubious" must be look at as valid despite this labeling. And that, until we definitely have a definitive answer to their classification, either giving them the title of "Valid" like we originally thought or "Invalid" if there not true genus. There many genus we at some point thought to be invalid and received before, waiting new more advanged studies, to confirm and see if it's the case, that finally at the end be definitively reconized as Valid. Like the Brontosaurus we thought during many decades to be Invalid and a Synonym Junior of Apatosaurus. Which was at the end not the case at all... But I also understand why, after he received the title " Dubious" pending final confirmation, a genus is not re-used in a documentary so much after the labeling. Because if it's turn that he's Invalid, so the Documentary show a misleading information. Which is understandable in many points.

[@orionmclaughlin5680]

Is the next reveiw going to be Walking with Dinosaurs the movie? It's actually fairly accurate when you remove the parts there the dinosaurs talk (the most inaccurate thing is probably when they say "Troodon" although it's a dubious name). The Blu-Ray release of the film actually has an option to watch the "Cretaceous Cut" which removes the voices but keeps the music and sound effects.

[@orionmclaughlin5680]

The only problems with the Cretaceous Cut that aren't accuracy problems are that sometimes there are scenes where the movie pauses and they just have some dialogue. The Cretaceous Cut keeps these scenes and just has them be silent. It's kind of awkward.

[@vaya-dragon1998]

@@orionmclaughlin5680 Finally, someone else who thinks the Cretaceous Cut is awkward. For the longest time, I thought I was the only one who saw that. It’s the biggest reason I prefer the dub. The dub just flows better. Not to mention it’s funny af. Oh, and the Walking with Dinosaurs Movie is not a documentary, unless you count the Gorgosaurus segment. In the dub, it is narrated by Alex, but in the Cretaceous Cut there is no narration when there really should be. It just feels incomplete.

[@orionmclaughlin5680]

Now that I've seen the Benedict Cumberbatch version, I consider that one the best, and it's also the closest version to an actual documentary

[@jegzher]

Your videos have inspired me to peruse a career in paleontology

[@liamking8983]

I remember seeing this as a kid and couldn't get my head around the narrator saying "the stronglyst" also that the tarbo like the raptors is a straight up copy of the JP rex

[@Voltorb1993]

"Stick up the cloaka walk" Brilliant

[@jnzupka]

Oh boy, This one Can I recommend prehistoric predators? It might be easier on the Paleo Nerd sensibilities

[@bkjeong4302]

It’s good until it gets to the causes of why everything went extinct, which bring up poorly supported (but often accepted uncritically) ideas about displacement, and even the sketchy Clovis Comet hypothesis.

[@jnzupka]

@@bkjeong4302 Yeah but it would be nice to have someone who knows what they’re talking about explain why it’s wrong

[@redraptorwrites6778]

It's on my unofficial list. When I go back to do the ones I missed, this is top of my list. I've seen it before but a long time ago.

[@jnzupka]

@@redraptorwrites6778 I just thought it would be nice to not torture yourself with some of these terrible ones

[@bkjeong4302]

@@jnzupka Fair Enough. Also, the Arctodus episode in general is horribly out of date.

[@clobertina8176]

LOL was waiting in anticipation for this one XD

[@dinosaurtrollge6247]

Tarbosaurus: the mightiest ever is worse than Jurassic fight club, a duckbill doesn't pay attention on raptors scrathing its feet, a duckbill in jfc tries to fight raptors back

[@jacobcox4565]

Really, because what I saw from both was the hadrosaur just standing in place and roaring as it's getting death by a thousand cuts.

[@Fede_99]

Have you considered reviewing T. rex: back to the Cretaceous? I know it's more like a short movie than a real documentary but I think it would be fun to do a video about it

[@wor575]

Oh yeah South Korea does kind of have a track record for making utterly garbage paleo docs. I remember there's another SK documentary about the then-newly-discovered Koreaceratops called "The Secret of Ceratopsian" and the premise is about a Koreaceratops time traveled to the present day. What's even more WTF is the fact the human caretaker character of the documentary became very attached (I'm using "attached" very loosely here). You really should review it.

[@idk9586]

I immediately thought of rickraptors video

[@andrashosszu1106]

Im not an expert but doesn't the walking of the animals in this doc look like as if their feet were constantly stuck to the ground?

[@herpderp3916]

You're right, they kind of shuffle or power-walk.

[@thelittleal1212]

You should definitely review “adventures of ceratops” and “dinosaur X” also made in Korea, and I think they are way better

[@Oxal]

'Dinosaur X' is the combination of 'adventure of ceratops' and 'land of the dinosaurs'(not the bbc docu lol). And Dinosaur X has dubbing. I will not recommend it.

[@thelittleal1212]

@@Oxal Uh, I know that, I think it’s Ok compared to tarbo…, but this one has more good stuff in it than the other, like more the expedition. Still is heavily outdated with Many things, like dinosaur models and the idea of dinosaur X being a proto.

[@GaiusIntrepidus]

One reason why that is definitely better than this shit is simply for that silly race scene

[@vaya-dragon1998]

12:28 That walking animation though

[@wetube6513]

They all look like they're holding in diaohera.

[@enterchannelname8897]

This was made in South Korea, my home country, dinosaur king and Tarbosaurus the mightiest ever built my childhood and my interest for dinosaurs but I’m not offended by this, even I, as a little child I found a lot of stuff that was inaccurate and a dinosaur king sequel just came out

[@DeinoChenus]

You know a dino doc is bad when the dinosaurs wrists r facing downwards

[@mako7804]

this was one of the first dino documenterys i watched

[@MarchingIntoRagnarok]

I was definitevely not expecting you to cover this Doc But I was imagining your rage at it lmao, Kind of a shame, It had the Potential to be something better, But oh welll BTW, Since I saw you went a bit back on the timeline since your last review, I have a small sugestión, That being "Prehistóric Assasins" from 2010,Its definitevely a weird documental, It has a lot of pros, like an actually fully, Contorn feathered Deinonychus, but Also cons like an Olympic jumper Majungasaurus, I would definitevely recommend checking but It is a bit hard to find the full one on English, since I was only able to find the Spanish versión myself, but maybe theres any chance of seeing it, and I think It would make a really fun review

[@WesleyO05]

“Owing to her massive size, her bones could break her heart explode.”

[@benking5706]

I was honestly shocked to see JW: TG have Tsintaosaurus walk on all 4s.

[@kaktussurvival6782]

Pointy wings as minus? Well no, even Dr. Daren Niesh said that pointy wings in pterosaurs are much more acurrate and logical in terms of aerodynamics, thats why all pterosaurs in prehistoric planet has exactly pointy wings, not rounded, - no evidence of such wings and no point of having them like this. there was a whole facebook post of him debunking that stereotype as well.

[@wetube6513]

Where's the source?

[@LotBFOC2]

Yes. Pointy wings are minus lol

[@user-qn6qm1bv7p]

Yes, though it remain as some kind of a nostalgic memory to my inner twelve, it should never be called as "documentary". Of course the production of the program was pretty dangerous challenge in Korea(not north)'s broadcasting environment at that time. However even considering that, as a "documentary" produced by a "educational broadcasting company", this one is definitely terrible utter failure. And yes i love your decision not to mention those movies. They are horribly twisted money craving abominations.

[@govardhanposina17]

Wait why was it a dangerous challenge?

[@user-qn6qm1bv7p]

@@govardhanposina17 it was south korea's first large scale CGI based dinosaur documentary(or planned to be at least), so it had faced lots of opposition for budget, production time and technological possibilities. So they had to succeed, and that's probably why they focused mostly on childish popularity rather than scientific accuracy. Because of this and well known misplacements of mongolian dinosaurs, some serious paleo nerds in korea even regard this progrsm as some kind of nationalism propaganda.

[@kyokyodisaster4842]

@@user-qn6qm1bv7p Are you telling me, this trainwreck of a peleofilm is, 'nationalistic'? I....I don't know what to say.

[@harristsanggaming9915]

I have so much to say about the raptors making a tsintaosaurus collapse scene, it’s not even funny

[@vermis8344]

Ah, look at the little fluffy chicks, running around the stable with their big ol' friend no wait WAIT WHAT ARE YOU DOING AAAAAH

[@jenniferpittman2556]

You should do a review of Dinosaurs Alive! (1985). It's said to be the very first dino documentary

[@stephen5112]

Have you tried prehistoric predators and life after dinosaurs I’d love to see you review them Also I’m looking forward to the prehistoric planet review I bet 99% of it is going to be exultation over no more pronated wrists wrong feather types shrink wrapping or awesomebroness

[@argentinosaurusboi69420]

This documentary makes Clash of Dinosaurs look like Prehistoric Planet. And BOY do I not feel happy to say that.

[@juanpablocortes996]

Hey, I don't know if you are aware of a Docu called Predatory Monsters. It is an "Old History Channel" Docu, wich means the models suck but I think some aspects still hold up, or maybe they did when it came out. I had a vague memory of watching it when I was twelve at most, so I went back looking for it and it is full on KZbin. If you manage to get pass the horrible raptor in the first five minutes you will have a blast picking it apart.

[@Spiny_21]

Question: did dynamoterror, teratophoneus, and lythronax experience those growth stages to

[@sharpy6942O]

I know he didn’t really talk abt the roaring due to the fact that he said he wasn’t going to talk abt it, but I do feel like it is a problem. The truth is DINOSAURS DIDNT ROAR, I hate the idea of it, and always will, it has been proven that they couldn’t and if they did make kinda-roar sound, it would be very low and short.

[@hannahtyler3275]

Hey Red Raptor Writes have you watched Prehistoric Predators

[@pinky0558]

If only all the dinosaurs, not just patch, had names in this documentary They could have named some of the Tsintausaurus Richard Peter Willie

[@colk5373]

Tarbosaurus the mightiest ever is truly, one of the documentaries of all time. The information is, the CGI is there and the designs are

[@colk5373]

@cheezebogir poggers the scene where patch said “it’s tarbin’ time” and then started a proxy war in Uganda was one of the scenes ever

[@forrestannis909]

Wow, I never knew there were so many dinosaur documentaries, gee, I wonder if there are anymore where this came from.

[@ryonhatcher4561]

I hope you do a Tier Review Video on Prehistoric Planet, I look forward to what Tier it would be. Most of us already know what it might be, but let's just wait and see.

[@jacobcox4565]

We already know it's going to be high up in the A tier

[@wetube6513]

F teir

[@tm43977]

Finally came back

[@blacknoir8504]

Can you make a new review ranked series about speculative zoology. The famous example is "all tomorrows".

[@evanfalvey5765]

Can you please review Wild New World next?

[@danktorvosaurus]

12:26 the Tsintaosaurus have synchronized walk cycles.

[@zeldaholic777]

You have got to do an accuracy review of Animal Armageddon one of theses days.

[@stephenlamb6005]

Dang this documentary trips over itself about as much as the poorly animated dinosaurs do

[@tjocgamer3973]

NGL micoraptors design in tarbosaueus the mightiest ever is weird

[@cintronproductions9430]

Its face is too lizardlike and clearly the animators didn't know what a folded bird wing looks like.

[@hudsondavis4330]

Are you going to review Prehistoric Predators?

[@swollenheadofdragon832]

Also according to Rick, the Tarbo model is taken from the Jurassic Park T.rex or made to look very similar to it

[@LotBFOC2]

Yes

[@GTSE2005]

"Only the stronglest will survive."

[@Cybermat47]

‘Dino King is more of a goofy kids movie.’ You’d think that, at least until the… you know what, just watch RickRaptor’s review of the movie to see what abominable scene I’m talking about.

[@rotweiiler]

Watching this again actually a couple of images of T.Tex look pretty good

[@YoungGun-ip8tw]

Anyone notice the clipping at 13:30 ?

[@ObscureAirsoft]

Everyone: explain why Dino’s had lips?! Raptor: did anyone see that because I will not be doing it again!

[@wetube6513]

There's no terrestrial animal today that doesn't have lips.

[@ObscureAirsoft]

Exactly

[@ObscureAirsoft]

Did my comment get deleted? I cant see it? Anyway what I was saying is I agree

[@aryabevara9145]

Also, the movement of the dinosaurs just felt like they were on some sheer drugs or smth lmao

[@jesusmejia79]

so, you won't do the sequels to Dino king either right