The Carnotaurus 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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[@Sedow1231]

Man the way the movie opens with peace then fear to show you the “villain” is just raw cinema

[@mucioagustinmartinezzarago2649]

They dont make movies like this anymore

[@slendermanxd3572]

🚬🦖

[@nigralph]

Goated comment

[@calebbusing6171]

True

[@admiralinvertebrate5649]

Carnotaur says nothing, yet manages to be one of the most menacing villains ever.

[@YTWarrior100]

I really don't quite understand how that really works. How come it says nothing, yet most of the other characters in the movie can talk? The Land Before Time movies did that too.

[@lunacy9825]

Maybe it has something to do with it being a meat eater. Maybe the movie is portraying it as mindless beast in that regard

[@admiralinvertebrate5649]

@@lunacy9825 Not necessarily. During the scene in the cave, in which one Carnotaur gets trapped by the same cave collapse that kills Bruton, the larger Carnotaur manages to break free, looks at Aladar, then roars very loudly before walking out of the cave.

[@wyattbhoffman]

@@YTWarrior100apprently from what I read from another comment is that originally the carno was gonna speak at the end of the movie when it has its face down with the herd

[@davidperry511]

​@@YTWarrior100why would a carnivore speak the language of herbivores?

[@admiralinvertebrate5649]

1:58 Best villain entrance ever.

[@CaptainKotetsu]

That pachyrhinosaurus was experiencing the purest form of terror. Imagine running for your life but then realizing you’re nowhere near fast enough.

[@theosb7271]

Had that same type of nightmare so many times.

[@R0bbyE]

The small dino at the start is a Parasaurolophus not a Pachycephalosaurus.

[@CaptainKotetsu]

@@R0bbyE I’m not talking about that one. I’m talking about the PACHYRHINOSAURUS that the carnotaurus ran down and killed.

[@R0bbyE]

@@CaptainKotetsu Oh, my bad then. Thought you were talking about the baby in the beginning. :)

[@LukebGray2012]

Well, he’s gonna be traumatized for life because when Carnotaurus when he saw the herd and he decided to go for one of the members a part of a herd because wanted something to eat bigger because he knew it wouldn’t be worth it. And now the he or she’s going to be traumatized because he didn’t get killed, but he still is going to be traumatized.

[@PurplePartyParasaur]

This movie did a lot of things right, and I consider it a masterpiece overall. However, one thing I think it REALLY excelled at was the presentation of fear and panic. Every fight scene or action scene shows that there is truly something at stake, and the characters are all so emotive in portraying that they feel this way. You can really see it in this scene for example at 2:25 with the Pachyrhino and it’s a perfect introduction to what the tone of the film will be. He doesn’t just get chased and caught, he runs scared like everyone else, then you can see him glance and realize that everyone else is outrunning him, and finally it’s all he can do to just make eye contact with the thing that is imminently about to kill him while he begins panicking and hyperventilating. A truly fantastic movie where every detail is thought out

[@FarradMuseumofTruth]

Spot on! He also looked injured on his back left leg where it meets his tummy

[@sithlord8326]

When I was 3 years old, I found out this movie. And it was perfect. Perfect down to the last-minute details.

[@kylemenow1666]

Were you scared of this scene? Just curious.

[@weirdfan88]

I was 5. I enjoyed this scene for some reason

[@taylordakoda67]

@@weirdfan88 I was 6 when i saw this and like all of us, only embedded more love and curiosity towards dinosaurs

[@LB-hr9vu]

@@taylordakoda67 I mean, I too was like 5 or 6 when I watched this, and it's the same here. I never got scared off it. I only found it so cool and gave me goose bumps.

[@konnorrockkonnoisseur4970]

bro same

[@marakarthegreat]

2:34 clever of disney to use dust to censor a kill

[@nickthetrex]

There will be no Disney villain more scarier than the Carnotaurus.

[@7GabriEl7FM7]

True! I remember when i was a kid & was a bit terrified by this Dinosaur. 😅

[@L.Tarras]

I think the carnotaurus is not a villain because it's just doing what it's suppose to do. It's like saying big cats, wolfs etc are villains but they're not. And thinking predators are more aggressive than herbivores is rubbish. Everyone who goes to africa is more worried about elephant, buffalo (especially Cape buffalo are extremely dangerous animals) and hippos than lions. I see Kron as the villain in this movie

[@arthurvargaslujan18]

is predator not a villain

[@Zlarel]

0:21 I just realized, the birds taking flight were probably disturbed by the Carnotaur as it was sneaking up. That's why the mother seemed a bit nervous watching them fly away.

[@PizzamanMC]

After all these years, I never noticed that 🤯

[@GamerMage2k-kl4iq]

…OH MY GOD!!! YOU’RE PROBABLY RIGHT!!!!!

[@ZackAttack1295]

The birds were the ongoing trend in the movie. In the beginning, it was warning everyone about the Carnotaurs, in the middle after Aladar and his family escaped the island they reappeared; probably to show hope for the future and close to the end when they hit the nesting ground signaling peace and their new home.

[@Chimichinking]

She also caught a scent but thought it was nothing

[@Jerroninasaurus_Rex]

@@PizzamanMCSame

[@FablesScribe]

2:21 - 2:28 Looking back a couple of times at the opening scene of this film, It looks as if the carnotaurus originally chose to catch the mother iguanodon. Lucky she was able to run much faster, resulting in the carnotaurus roaring in frustration and settle onto catching the exhausted pachyrhinosaurus. It would’ve been a gruesome and dark scene if the carnotaurus did manage to catch up to the mother iguanodon. But at the same time it would probably give the ending scene more depth where Aladar pushes the carnotaurus off the ledge. Aladar unknowingly avenging his biological mother.

[@user-gk9ml8rt5j]

maybe it's not the same carnotaurus, it could be that the carnotaurus seen at the beginning died before the asteroid disaster, this is just my assumption

[@qaisarjavaid9459]

1:23 Wait you little, I will catch you 1:51 Nevermind, runnn!!!! This movie was indeed a masterpiece. The story, the music, characters, atmosphere. All together created an unforgettable and nostalgic experience

[@TheWeepingDalek]

It's a knock off land before time. Heard of animals in a derelict landscape looking for a legendary place filled with food and protection from predators.

[@elvingarcia3010]

@@TheWeepingDalek español latino

[@bondseanbond5190]

@@TheWeepingDalekright (July 5th,2023 and July 7th,2023/Another 300 years).

[@The_Toonami-AdultSwim_fan2002]

@@TheWeepingDalek Get lost, ya badly entitled Land Before Time purist.

[@MegalodonShark585]

I just realized the sky changes when he comes out

[@andreamartino490]

I love so much this Carnotaurus, it's my favorite dinosaur and villain disney.

[@canonbehenna612]

Shame the real animal is smaller but faster

[@SuperiorPhantom-dx6vh]

@@canonbehenna612 No kidding. Just as disappointing that velociraptor was only the size of wolf or that the mighty T.rex ONLY RAN 15mph.

[@radicalthunder5740]

​@@SuperiorPhantom-dx6vhvelo was the size of s turkey😂

[@scaryclouds1403]

​@@SuperiorPhantom-dx6vhwell Utahraptors and Dakotaraptors are pretty big

[@nick-brothwood]

@@canonbehenna612 Makes a change from the T-rex.

[@Aemilius46]

You can just tell the mother didn't want to leave her eggs, it's sad she had no choice! Carnotaurus is one of my favorite dinosaurs! And this movie was a huge part of my childhood, I love it!!

[@gavinbunting7354]

I like how the predator ran past the baby para, knowing it wasn’t worth the effort for such little gain, I know predators like to attack the weakest of a herd, but it would’ve wanted something bigger than that.

[@michaelnally2841]

It’s also possible he didn’t see the little guy which I think is most likely given the dinosaur he does get is a young one

[@gavinbunting7354]

@@michaelnally2841 no, it clearly saw the youngster, you can see it looking right at it

[@joshuachristiansen4253]

​@michaelnally2841 carno definitely smelt the para, but assumingly, the carno also knew if there was a young baby dino that meant a herd was close by to attack.

[@gavinbunting7354]

@@joshuachristiansen4253 Carnotaurus could see the rest of the herd, it’s not like they were blind

[@joshuachristiansen4253]

@gavinbunting7354 Well, I knew that obviously 😋 because I read the description of the movie on how it played out in the beginning.

[@Jiilaal95]

Oh si, de las primeras angustias que viví de niño. Varias escenas de dinosaurios.

[@lucas_munoz2838]

Amigo ese carnotaurus me daba mucho miedo jajajajaja

[@veroconte9962]

@@lucas_munoz2838pero muy épico

[@Thescoot101]

@@lucas_munoz2838it all scared the ever loving shit out of us as kids

[@motionlessinbrides]

1:58 was absolutely TERRIFYING when I was a kid.

[@1987MartinT]

I like how they show the sheer size and weight of the carnos(similar to the shaking water when the t-rexes approach in Jurassic Park) by having the ground shake when they walk.

[@KingSpades]

It does emphasize its sheer size with the Carno in the movie being big as or bigger than real life t.rex but I'll take it over just another t rex XD

[@gabrielcarrasco9078]

Interestingly I read that T-Rex's were most likely silent when stepping.

[@1987MartinT]

@@gabrielcarrasco9078 Yeah. They might have had soft pads on their foot similar to cats and dogs.

[@geoffreyoneil6626]

The soft pads on their feet means a T. rex could be within 2 meters of you and you would not know until the T. rex wants you to know. Also, T. rex can weigh 12 tonnes when full grown. Terrifying, isn’t it?

[@1987MartinT]

@@geoffreyoneil6626 Yeah.

[@gregorymurphy3234]

1:47 that part scared me as a kid

[@Bell.Ansell]

It scares me as an adult 😩😩😩

[@Jacobcoleyray]

Still creeps me out now

[@tyronegrayii3246]

What creeps you out

[@zacharyroberts5937]

Carnotaurus: Who disturbs my morning nap?!

[@user-sy5hb7dv2j]

1:57 I got surprised by this part

[@erifox3626]

I've never watched this growing up. Now I realize that I missed something great, cause this looks absolutely beautiful with the animation and art style

[@Goofball6trillion]

It carried my childhood ngl and the nostalgia is immense

[@erifox3626]

@Goofball6trillion I do wish I'd seen it sooner

[@joshuastaples2515]

Best scene Disney made and will ever make. Change my mind.

[@nigralph]

Meteor scene😊

[@joshuastaples2515]

@@nigralph nope doesn’t beat a huge Carno chasing a pack of dinos

[@nigralph]

@@joshuastaples2515 the color palette and music are executed perfectly, the animation of the event itself is cataclysmic and terrifying The buildup to the meteor shower was amazing as it transitioned from a very peaceful and emotional scene to an apocalyptic event with subtle “calm before the storm” gestures to me these two scenes define the movie and just what cinema is capable of period, its my all time favorite movie ever

[@jaykoblue172]

2:25 So basically Aladar is the only survivor of a clutch of twelve eggs, poor Aladar.

[@aladar488]

He got the most amazing journey, so I don’t feel bad for him

[@jaykoblue172]

@@aladar488 Yes, but he never got to find out who his real mother was.

[@aladar488]

@@jaykoblue172 True, but Plio was far better option

[@jaykoblue172]

@@aladar488 I just wish we got to see more of Aladar’s time on the island.

[@aladar488]

@@jaykoblue172 it would have been interesting to see how they made him what he is.

[@spencerstark6420]

Mr Krabs: RUN FOR YOUR LIVES EVERYONE IT'S A CARNOTAUR!!!

[@ostaruempire]

This movie is my childhood, I love it and I don't give a flying two rats ass what critics have to say about it. This movie is absolutely perfect and I remember watching the hell out of it on VHS until the tape wore out. I even remember every trailer when you watch the film on VHS or DVD, every line in the movie, every bit of the soundtrack, every character's name, and the whole behind the scenes content like the back of my hand.

[@mommaspice4219]

Same here bro I watched this every night when I was a kid I never got sick of it I still have the VHS tape somewhere I remember every movie Trailer that played before the actual movie did its self I literally couldn't sleep if this movie wasn't on when I was in bed as a kid 😁

[@nigralph]

Honestly if you dont like this movie you need to look inward, hardly gets better than this

[@Wiimaster.]

I actually thought I was the only one that did just this... thank you guys for letting me know I'm not the only one. Thank you.😊

[@rogerespinoza6105]

Aladar's mother made a big gamble by protecting her eggs from the stampede and bail only when the Carnotaurus was left, and she almost lost.

[@AzeezOrochiHassan]

She was so close to being the first one killed not once but twice.

[@nathanstrother7593]

This scene is a perfect example of predator and prey relationships and that's why I love this scene

[@samwhitacre]

I love that movie. It's like one of my favorite Disney movies from my childhood. I just always thought Jurassic Park was Steven Spielberg's best movie of 1993.

[@radicalthunder5740]

Umm ok. Big whoop

[@jameslyman5793]

I've always found this scene so satisfying.

[@vincerusselmorales3065]

Atleast the Carnotaurus didn't bother eating the little Parasaurolophus, and just scared it off. That makes me wonder if she is the mother Parasaurolophus during the end of the movie and survive the meteor blast.

[@Alex-ft1df]

Probably.

[@felipeechague889]

un carnotauro hecho de manera increible, supieron hacerlo aterrador, gigante, rapido y a la vez pesado, la musica y el ambiente de suspenso una vez que la cria salio corriendo. Esta escena y mas me hacian sentir angustia, terror y aveces hasta panico. En pocas palabras hicieron a este dinosaurio una maquina de matar. Un increible trabajo de los directores 🙂

[@elvingarcia3010]

@karahumphreys3618 español latino

[@slendermanxd3572]

cuando disney sabia hacer buena inclusion forzada ese carno tiene el tamaño y velocidad de un trex version diabolico v:

[@jaredbrown3249]

2:41 that roar mmmmm good

[@rainbowhawk911]

Now this is a classic scene from an underrated Disney movie. May Jesus bless you all and lead you to Him.

[@yabdielgonzalez7705]

What I love of this scene how it shows the beautiful of nature with all the herbivores eating plants and been calm, but also showing the “bad” side with the Carnotaurus attacking. A great movie that a lot of people don’t remember

[@Chimichinking]

After the mother got on her hind legs, took a couple of sniffs, and saw the birds fly away, she prepared for possible dangers. She separated her eggs to ensure at least one will be untouched. Notice how she hovered over until the last Dino because other dinosaurs are in a panick

[@WarriorForChrist424]

I remember seeing this in theaters as a kid. My older sister was scared of the Carnatours so she’d close her eyes every time they’d appear, 😂.

[@farrelardanhalid3760]

same, my younger brother was really scary with that carnotaurus because running fast,biggest than trex,terrible,and make me trauma....this is the only dinosaur that I am most afraid of besides spinosaurus and giganotosaurus...but in reality the size of the carnotaurus is much smaller than this one was biggest and terrorized me😣😣😣

[@dragonsvideos6737]

It took me years to realize this whole thing took place in the real world and only the characters were animated. Like Disney used many real life locations like South America and Africa to film this. But they editied it so looked like everything was just one big setting

[@Thekidloquendero9745]

They also used real locations from Florida and Australia

[@dragonsvideos6737]

@@Thekidloquendero9745 I was gonna say Australia too but I second guessed myself.

[@Thekidloquendero9745]

@@dragonsvideos6737 it hard to belive that Disney went from using real locations to use CGI for allmost everything, with few exceptions of course Dinosaur was a movie too ahead of it's time

[@dragonsvideos6737]

@@Thekidloquendero9745 I wish it was longer though. I really wish that we could see more places in their world and maybe more kinds of dinosaurs. Maybe give the carnotaurs some more back stories

[@gachaevil1773]

Wait what?! They actually real location! No wonder why movie looked so good

[@gamerman782]

Quite a horrifying scene since we get a close up on the fleeing dinosaur face before it gets caught.

[@samuelstahl5828]

At 2:28 the Carnotaurus, looked at the camera and said watch this😂😂😂

[@RobbieWallace2007_The_Hot_Sire]

Imposible no sentir mi corazón en casa viendo esta película, y escuchando sus sonidos y banda sonora tan mágica. Es una sensación cálida llamada Nostalgia

[@arturkedi2651]

What is the name of the film

[@ssjcrash99]

dinosaur 2000@@arturkedi2651

[@SechsiTheory]

​@@arturkedi2651"Dinosaur"

[@Kino9375]

Disney dinosaur 2000​@@arturkedi2651

[@josemanuelbarajas9481]

​@@arturkedi2651 literally it's called Dinosaur

[@watchforever1724]

One of my favorite films I remember watching as a kid

[@arriola4744]

I love this movie, I watch it every month. I can't wait for the clips 🦕🦖

[@tanyalalaby937]

Can we just stop for a moment and appreciate how beautiful the animation is like this is amazing

[@AutisticBearLover]

And this movie is the whole reason I was obsessed with dinosaurs for years. Until I saw brother bear lmao and now it’s been bears for nearly 15 years.

[@Michael141-]

1:50 - even people who haven’t watched this movie before know shits gonna go down at this point.

[@lerneanlion]

Personally, I think Kron is more of a villain than the Carnotaurus is. And he was just following and also preserving the rules of the survival of the fittest and natural selection while Carnotaurus and his mate were simply doing what they have been designed to do by nature. So from the certain perspective, Aladar is more of an antagonist from a certain point of view for not only challenging these views and even unintentionally started a revolution against Kron without even giving the reasons why the old ways should be discarded.

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

That's not now natural selection works. That's not what survival of the fittest means. Aladar isn't antagonist just because he doings better choice for herd. Helping and supporting each other is better than left "weak" behind.

[@lerneanlion]

@@ExtremeMadnessX I know that Aladar is not an antagonist. But from Kron's perspective, he is. To him, the survival of the fittest system is still working just fine and he is full believer of it. And then, Aladar suddenly appeared and try to spread the new belief without telling him its merits. And as much as he hated the Carnotaurs, he knows that they are important to the circle of life because too many herbivores can lead to rapid decrease of plants and without plants, they will starved to dead. And that is the point here. To him, the old system still worked just fine and he wanted to maintain the status quo out of fear that new belief might ended up causing the circle of life to break and it might led to all lives in the herd dying. I'm not a believer of old traditions of anything myself. Believe me, I hated my own society and clearly wanted it to change one way or another. However, I have reasons that are clearly justified to hate my own society. But Aladar is trying to change the system without speaking of the actual grievances or giving the reasons to is not a good way to start a change, let alone justifying the rebellion.

[@rileyohrt7256]

The carnotaurus scared the crud outta me when I was younger. This scene was so terrifying I nowadays put the giganotosaurus from Jurassic world dominion in place of the carnotaurus because they both have scary villainous designs

[@JohnLowber]

Esta joya prehistorica al igual que el planeta del tesoro y atlantis fue muy infravalorada.

[@brockragni1053]

Treasure Planet and Atlantis the lost empire were definitely gems. It is a shame, Treasure Planet 2 was supposed to come out a few months after the first one. But it was such a flop at the box office that they couldn't release it.

[@watchforever1724]

@@brockragni1053yeah

[@watchforever1724]

Fair enough

[@brockragni1053]

​@@watchforever1724I would love to have seen the 2nd Treasure Planet

[@BohrokKiller]

One thing I really like about this movie is that they used at the time dinosaurs that was pretty unknown to most people, like Carnotaurus, Styracosaurus and Pachyrhinosaurus.

[@firemasterx23]

I love the graphics and CGI. Age like wine

[@thebatmanofneo-gotham5667]

Is it me, or does that pachyrhinosaurus have a smiley face on its nose bump at 1:55?

[@theauramaster8178]

Esta fue de las primeras películas que vi y me hace sentir viejo porque mi abuelo me consiguió esta película en VHS.

[@l.queenmovie7241]

Aladar did not to know his parents, his mother tried to protect him, Baby Aladar 's journey to Lemurs's island is identical at Moses Baby 's journey, A great destiny waits Aladar who will become a great leader like Simba and Moses, in this movie and in The Lion King, we see Simba and Aladar born and at the end of the movies, we see them become young parents with their mates, Neera and Nala, it's very similar

[@JuanPerez-uo5cc]

Este dinosaurio si que daba miedo por su agresividad, por suerte en la vida real no era tan grande 😅, aunque si te alcanzaba si te daba una arrastrada 😮

[@lautarocasteran4255]

Me resulta un poco más aterrador el Carnotaurus real que existió porque era muy rápido, sería imposible huir de él

[@jamesplunkett8912]

Almost like Ducky running away from the sharptooth.

[@farrelardanhalid3760]

Yeah... But she was chased by velociraptors..

[@gabrielcarrasco9078]

Pretty crazy that even the Brachyosaur was scared of the Carnatosaurus. Predators likely wouldnt attack them as the risk of injury was too great.

[@PurplePartyParasaur]

With the chaos it was causing and the panic of everyone else around them I really can’t say I blame them lol. Besides they weren’t giant for their whole lives so odds are some have had run ins with a Carnotaur in this world before

[@gabethedinosaur95]

I remember watching Disney dinosaur on vhs and it was so amazing. It’s still my favorite childhood movie.

[@Lilo-bc9wz]

The fact this movie has gone under the rug and it never gets recognition how underrated this movie is. Sure the carnotaur size is massively inaccurate, but damn it makes the other carnotaurs in movies look small. Who know how Disney managed to pull a dinosaur movie that's not up to par with Jurassic Park, but damn this movie was so good in it's time. Wish people can give this movie respect hopefully be talked bout for the ages

[@The_Toonami-AdultSwim_fan2002]

I also remember this movie too ever since I use to watch it on Toon Disney back in 2007, and I still loved it no matter what :D

[@chonkeyshonkey]

0:16 Am I the only one who was freaked out by this close up when I was younger?

[@selenamarchuk2352]

Its so sad how Aladar’s mom tried so hard to cover up her eggs to keep them safe but ended up losing them all 😢

[@wildereduardoramirezgarcia9241]

But luckily Alada survived. The sad thing was that he never got to meet his mother, but she would be proud to know that the one who faced and killed a carnotaur and had his own family.

[@user-nr6cm9hn2d]

Aladar made it out alive while all his siblings and mom were lost due to that Carnotaurus incident

[@alonzoartz]

Esta pelicula ha envejecido muy bien. los graficos se siguen mirando muy bien hechos.

[@canonbehenna612]

The effects and design are more real then most Dino documentary

[@patriciodorime]

​@@canonbehenna612lol

[@fermrack7460]

Algunos escenarios son reales segun tengo entendido, notandose en las escenas de vuelo del Pterosaurio que lleva el huevo de Aladar

[@porquemeloordenooo.3156]

2:34 de las ecenas más brutales qué vi de niño en una película para niños.

[@chasebrown870]

I haven't seen this movie in 14 years, i was 6 when i first watched it, and this very scene scared me, i just rewatched this movie tonight, and i cried twice

[@mommaspice4219]

Same I'm almost 22 years old and I still remember watching this at bedtime every night when I was 5 years old 5 to 10 than I stopped watching and completely forgot about it than when I turned 16 I remembered it again watched it and when the movie was over I punched myself in the face for being so fricking stupid to forget a masterpiece such as this I still own both the VHS tape and DVD 😁

[@HerobrineXGamin]

This Carnotaurus was the Dinosaur embodiment of Violent Hunger AND I LOVE IT

[@TomaszDorociak673]

2:33 SCARIEST THING EVER

[@shanevaldez12]

Watching this for the first time as a kid scared the shit out of me. But it also made me love dinosaurs like everyone else who watched it

[@rolandoconrriquez2469]

This is a childhood core

[@user-oc9rh4kb1w]

Scary thing is that the carnos have shown some level of intelligence

[@Chimichinking]

2:27 The carnotaur almost got Aladar’s mother but she was fortunately faster than the other dinosaur so he growled towards her and changed focused towards the other slow dinosaur

[@wildereduardoramirezgarcia9241]

And in the end it was never known what happened to Aladdar's mother, whether or not she survived the meteorite crash or whether some other predator attacked her or if she had been in the pack they would have met again.

[@SoojinSeooo]

The movie made carnotaurus feel like a trex whereas its literally dwarf version

[@donovanweston9323]

Speaking of which, they were originally gonna use T rex as the main villian of the film, but then, they decided they needed a different meat-eating dinosaur. So, they used Carnotaurus as the main villian.

[@TitusCastiglione1503]

I still get the creeps when I’m in open fields next to a tree line because of this bit.

[@hiattgrey9161]

1:36 I'm still wondering to this day where this flying lizard landed on the Carnotaurus' body.

[@DryptosaurusDavid]

My best guess is the chest.

[@philipwarlin3888]

I think the flying lizard landed on the carnotaurus stomach or chest.

[@meli-melo9759]

No it landed under the neck

[@LynnsWorld13]

Probably flew off when the carnotaurus started moving.

[@JhonneKhen-nk6bf]

Bro sameeee

[@The_Toonami-AdultSwim_fan2002]

1:50 Run for ya lives! :0 Man, I love this movie😃

[@GamerMage2k-kl4iq]

Ah yes. The movie scene that lead to my first ever traumatic experience with what little kid me perceived to be absolutely god damn terrifying with the best entrance of a carnivorous dinosaur attacking a herd of animals we know as the Carnotaur.

[@ccrze]

this needs a remaster

[@mommaspice4219]

No need it's still the best looking dinosaur movie in existence next to jurassic Park

[@Diegosauriogood2302]

1:52 parasaurolophus:CORRAN CORRAN!!!!!

[@zacharyroberts5937]

1:53 Aladdar's mother: Oh no! 1:55 Pachyrhinosaurus: What are we all looking at?

[@Diegosauriogood2302]

​@@zacharyroberts5937parasaurolophus: DEPREDADOR!!!!!

[@Diegosauriogood2302]

​@@zacharyroberts5937parasaurolophus: DEPREDADOR!!!!!

[@marquisbreaston519]

If Dinosaurs is part of Kingdom Hearts, what would Sora, Donald and Goofy would look like?

[@nickthetrex]

Sora would look like a Stygimoloch, Donald would look like a Parasaurolophus and Goofy would look like a Struthiomimus.

[@BohrokKiller]

I know this dinosaur wasn't in the movie, but Deinocheirus would be perfect for Donald.

[@Seejayplayah444]

After seeing “Fallen Kingdom”. I notice Carnotaurus is Smaller than T-Rex. I always thought T-Rex & Carnotaurus are the Same Size.

[@GamerMage2k-kl4iq]

There’s actually a behind the scenes explanation for why the Carnotaur is so big here versus Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom. The carnivore dinosaur in this movie was originally going to be a T-Rex. But due to that being done more than once already, the team behind the movie decided to go with the Carnotaur instead in order to make the movie stand out. However the people who made the rigs behind the trex were reused for the Carno(which according to research is WAY bigger than what a Carno is supposed to be, even smaller than the Iguanadon!), and thus the Carno size was adjusted to fit the models used in the movie. Meanwhile the Carno that appears in Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom is a more size accurate depiction.

[@alejocollantes]

I've seen this movie a lot of times and, even if it's considered as one of the greatest disney's failures, I really like this movie.

[@JaceDanielFilms]

I miss when Disney was not afraid to be dramatic and almost scary. Everything they do now is so snarky and self aware

[@thundersaAscam]

0:03 0:33 1:50 2:35

[@MegalodonShark585]

1:58 I love how he emerges so loud and fast

[@cisarvitiate6142]

Oh yes, the Kaiju sized Carnotaurus😂 I mean yeah it’s not accurate and even T-Rex would be small compared to this monster, but I love it’s design tbh.

[@georgebendall7401]

I like that the Carnotaurus is following his Natural way which is hunting for food just like any other Predator does in nature

[@TheRobloxianWarrior97]

I'll never forget how amazing this movie is!

[@aarondavis1265]

Even though the carnotaurus is a lot smaller in real life, the appearance is still terrifying. The people behind the movie decided to make it the size of a T-rex. If there was a species like in real life, I bet it would be called the Carnotaurus-Rex.

[@LordRumshi]

Predators will hang close by a watering hole when searching for prey since the opportunity to catch prey is almost guaranteed. Along with this is an underrated and lesser known movie from Disney, which is somewhat unfortunate.

[@chadartist.9925]

Watch this every time as a tot and now to this day

[@1326bigpoppa]

2:29 feel bad this Dino running slow

[@donovanweston9323]

It's Pachyrhinosaurus.

[@Diegosauriogood2302]

​@@donovanweston9323si y si iba lento quizás era viejo

[@Diegosauriogood2302]

2:08 porque se ve que corre con todas sus fuerzas y aún así va lento seguramente era viejo

[@stadion6789]

Everyone knows the roar of jp t rex but his roar is much more demon like ❤

[@MyWorld-eb9oz]

Greatest villain introduction in all of cinema

[@nicolaakuneme9024]

Fun fact: disney was originally going to use the T Rex as the main antagonist until they did the carnatourus instead

[@LucyLovettLestrange]

The ride that was based off of this movie at Disney world is awesome

[@calebbusing6171]

One of the most underrated movies

[@Ashley_J.W]

1:47 slowmotion jumpscare is worse than simply jumping on your face

[@pocpc1788]

I love this movie, brings back all the memories in my childhood ❤️

[@miakay958]

Disney can you remaster this masterpiece? Challenge issued.

[@theosb7271]

This cgi holds up really well

[@calebbusing6171]

It’s amazing how the movie starts peaceful but suddenly it’s not so peaceful when the Carnotaurus shows up

[@lucianshade4646]

I loved that little para. Innocent little thing

[@afifzahiruddinrohaizan52]

I don't want to sound like a bad guy, but there's something about when the Carnotaurus kills the Pachyrhinosaurus somewhat feels satisfying. The fear in the Pachyrhinosaurus' eyes as its pursuer gets closer. The panting as the herbivore desperately trying to escape till eventually, too late, as the Carnivore slams its jaws, ending the unfortunate Pachyrhinosaurus life as the herbivore let's out a death cry of loss as its being mutilated. As for rhe Carno, seeing the sheer raw power as it slams its jaws into the unfortunate prey, dragging it like a ragdoll and proceeds to gobble it alive. It shows the raw brutality and savagery of a predator. Seeing the kill gives you a sense of giving up hope, accept despair and death and just fall while also find the satisfaction behind the gore. Something inside me somehow wants to cheer for the Carnotaurus as it finally kills an innocent herbivore. I keep replaying the kill scene over and over again just to taste the satisfaction of something/someone being killed and defeated. I even play in slow mo just to see it in detail. I know this is abnormal, and is it really that bad to cheer, root and support the villain instead of the hero? Ever since now I've become an adult, I kept rooting and wishing for the villain to win instead. Repeat button = 2:27