Therizinosaurus scene /Jurassic World:Dominion

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[@shaunmitchell1225]

One of the best scenes/dinosaurs in the franchise. Loved the noises it made

[@Schnuersenkelfon]

I recommend you Jurassic Park, you will be blown away xD

[@VelocicoasterFanboy]

*She

[@dabner50]

@@VelocicoasterFanboy hasn't been confirmed i'm pretty sure

[@1Mackinzoid]

agreed it's such a damn good scene. and the audio is a major part of that. gotta watch with high volume

[@JWinGeR905]

Ya the noises were to realistic

[@alezot6141]

One of my favourite scenes from the movie

[@saravanant9209]

Loved the Noise of Therizinosaurus (BGM). Chanceless.

[@ABACUStoPC]

the deer is probably blind too😂

[@duskstories]

😆

[@VelocicoasterFanboy]

😂

[@InvaderGIR98]

And deaf, and noseblind 😂

[@TheBigSpider123]

1st of all, it was a loud inviorment. 2nd of all, it was eating and distracted, plus if the deer ran the therozinosaurus could easily still kill it so It makes no point

[@NaturalLanguageLearning]

Like that deer wouldn't have noticed taht huge dinosaur from a mile away and ran. You can tell Hollywood writers have never seen a wild animal outside a zoo

[@robbe8345]

true! what i thought

[@taliesincoleman6569]

tell that to a antelope who sometimes get killed by a hippo standing RIGHT NEXT TO THEM

[@KMDragonS]

It would have heard it like miles away and smelt it too

[@Mr.Therizinosaurus]

I don’t even get why the Therizinosaurus attacks him in the first place. It’s not like he eats meat or something and hè was clearly not a threat!

[@taliesincoleman6569]

@@Mr.Therizinosaurus once again... ask hippos

[@alexandermihaylov3555]

This movie actually was the closest the franchise ever came to dinosaur horror, like the book intended it to be

[@WelshRaptor367]

I think the lost world or the indoraptor is more horror

[@Gurtejbauer24]

⁠what about indominus Rex

[@alexandermihaylov3555]

@@Gurtejbauer24 It was scary but then you had the velociraptors teaming up with Owen. It was an awesome action movie, but not really horror…

[@InvaderGIR98]

@@WelshRaptor367 This was a more quiet, realistic horror tho. The indoraptor was more monster-movie chasing horror

[@dabner50]

if they do continue the jurassic series i really hope we see more of this guy the therizinosaurus was so cool too bad he didn't have much screen time

[@gordonfreeman2070]

more jurassic park movies? No, there's nothing else to do here, if anything, start a completly new franchise

[@dabner50]

@@gordonfreeman2070 hopefully dinosaurs would actually be the main plot points of the movies

[@andresdeleon5160]

Therizinosaurus iis one of my favorite dinosaurs

[@VelocicoasterFanboy]

Same :)

[@justinolivetti9873]

The reason the Therizinosaurus din't smell Claire is because it's snout is not designed to smell threats or prey.

[@SquirrelGirl-oj5gy]

Same!

[@joyanni3399]

The silent walk slowly approaching Claire & the creepy eerie sound of the voice, growling in low tone, made this prehistoric bird scarier than any elements in this scene. This is a blind Therizinosaurus that looks damn fearsome & ferocious, especially where it acted upon her aggressive instinct to slash & swept away the deer with its claws, distinctively reflect & speak volumes of its intensified temperament of aggression which truly send chills down my spine. I've spotted one flaw or loophole in this scene, why can't the blind Therizinosaurus smell Claire's odour while it can sense where the deer is. And why can't the deer sharp ears anticipate that big bird coming from behind. You can't fool the intelligent observance of the audiences. An introduction of a prehistoric bird which resembles our modern day flightless birds such as Ostrich, Emu, Rhea & Cassowary, is rather unique & authentically original in the"Jurassic" motion pictures franchise. The Therizinosaurus also reminds me of another epic, original motion picture "10,000 BC" back in 2008. In the movie 10,000 BC, box office success was attributed to the originality of screenplay as well as the cinematographic effect of new introductory prehistoric, predatory birds that are close in anatomical resemblance to Therizinosaurus, with fearsome eyes of feathered carnivorous hunters that preyed upon humans flesh. In addition, prehistoric Mammoths & the Sabre-toothed Tiger (Smilodon) were first introduced, making this epic movie visually impressive, unique & original, when particularly filmed in an ancient Egypt setting of an empire & civilization once ruled or colonized by Egyptian pharaohs. 10,000 BC was a spectacular, visually stunning, epic & sensational box office hit in cinematic achievement & history of our time.

[@rogeliosilva6355]

Good

[@joyanni3399]

@@rogeliosilva6355 Thank you 😊🤗🥰 so much.

[@justinolivetti9873]

The reason the Therizinosaurus didn't smell Claire is because it's snout isn't designed to smell prey or threats

[@rasikkom9605]

She's crawling downwind so her sent is concealed. The big bird can hear her crawling but it's trying to assess if she's a threat.

[@RazorRex]

I want more dangerous herbivores in the Jurassic franchise. Studies have shown that today's modern herbivores are more dangerous then carnivores.

[@mosovanhe]

Definitely! The water buffalo and hippo are the most dangerous animals in Africa. And in my country in Europe, wolves will run from boars (though, that's an omnivore) and male red deer.

[@TerrorconLeader1993]

​@@mosovanhewhy would a Wolf Run from deer?

[@darksidegryphon5393]

You can call a census a study.

[@Anonymous-hp1tg]

Lions fear elephants

[@rasikkom9605]

@@Anonymous-hp1tg Elephants also have no natural predators(well except humans >_>).

[@Valihir]

This scene gave me the same vibes as the jurassic park books did

[@rasikkom9605]

That's what the producers were going for.

[@booAH-]

1:09 thing sound it made right here gives me shivers. I don’t know why, just the way the sound echoes through the entire swamp is chilling

[@justinolivetti9873]

Amen

[@booAH-]

@@justinolivetti9873huh

[@JWinGeR905]

Totally lol u can feel it

[@Jakolbutt]

This scene kinda gives of an eerie vibe

[@rasikkom9605]

Because we don't / didn't know if Claire was gonna get knocked into middle of the next millennium like that deer.

[@VelocicoasterFanboy]

1:20 *YEET*

[@suscatsgetsusytreets8785]

Lol

[@ikoko8834]

1:17 Well, this is simply the most deaf and stupid deer in the world; the last wood grouse would have already fled in panic at the approach of such a bulldozer.

[@EAcapuccino]

And yes, amazingly the deer didnt notice a building sized monster approaching! Oh Hollywood, how typical! 😂😂

[@ryans6280]

To be fair I've been on a motorcycle coming in hot and deer will just stand there like idiots and let you crash into them

[@jamestropicals8262]

Finally we know what you call a blind dinosaur Therizinosaurus

[@keeanumanaia-speck4525]

Not a made up dinosaur

[@InvaderGIR98]

Why couldn't the whole movie have been like this, with vignettes all across earth of how people have to live with dinosaurs now :( what was the point of releasing them in the last movie if this movie was going to be one island

[@ikoko8834]

0:52 The steps and snoring of a huge dinosaur become audible only when it enters the frame, and until that moment it swam more silently than the evening fog.

[@JWinGeR905]

Damn poetic af brah

[@jamestropicals8262]

1:19 When a dinosaur sees another animal eating their food

[@samanthaserrano144]

i like how after the water scenes theri use its nails to walk away have you guys seen that?

[@hun7erkiller553]

Damn didn't even notice that nice

[@ParkRanger2000]

It was using its claws to feel the area too. Which is clever to see it not only hear, but feel its surroundings.

[@TerrorconLeader1993]

​@@ParkRanger2000like a Blind man using a cane

[@KMDragonS]

Just because that thing is a herbivore it doesn't mean that that thing's dangerous. If you want comparisons go ask a cassowary or a hippo

[@taliesincoleman6569]

don't you mean "Just because that thing is a herbivore it doesn't mean that that thing ISN'T dangerous."

[@michaelchristidis8658]

That deer had 0 survival instincts...even if it was my bro walking up to me like that I would've turned to at least face him lmao

[@seanmadison6360]

That deer would have smelled, heard and ran when that thing was 5 miles away.

[@lechatbipede]

J'ai rarement eu aussi peur pour un personnage de toute la franchise qu'à ce moment-là.

[@vermansh]

Feels like it said "F*ck off" after it slap that poor deer lol

[@Leptitsingerouge]

Deer be like: actually this unknown giant monster is a herbivore, I have absolutly no reason to be afrSLASH

[@lancenethken5299]

A blind dinosaur wouldn’t be able to smell her from a mile away

[@VelocicoasterFanboy]

💙I Love You Theri💙

[@TerrorconLeader1993]

I love you too random person

[@justinolivetti9873]

@@TerrorconLeader1993 🤣

[@nova1rl231]

when the theri walked away it shouldve turned around and seen claire and had another chase scene

[@darthmeticulous6901]

The Therizinosaurus in this film is blind, it uses echolocation at the start of the scene. You can clearly see the cataracts when its head first appears.

[@brenkirgaming4586]

This scene felt like reading the JP book, I love it

[@chicoautista4768]

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[@chicoautista4768]

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[@chicoautista4768]

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[@chicoautista4768]

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[@chicoautista4768]

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[@chicoautista4768]

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[@xoleenie12]

That deer would’ve taken off like a rocket. Once he heard any noise coming from from Claire , or the dinosaur

[@jayclick98]

If the Theri is blind, isn't it that all Claire had to do was not make noise ? I don't get why she had to crawl

[@imgonnastealyourgirl]

Of you wanna be really pointy about it, it should have heard Claire's heartbeat probably.

[@ParkRanger2000]

Well, she jad to leave at one point. She didn't know of she was in its territory or how long it was gonna stick around in the area.

[@jamestropicals8262]

If it’s blind how does it see the deer?

[@Omegaspino2]

​@@jamestropicals8262 theri hears it ofc when it's eating

[@TerrorconLeader1993]

Ever heard of Echolocation

[@rasikkom9605]

This is easily the best scene in the movie.

[@carine.maerschalk]

Fantastic!

[@samperry5383]

Well the Indominus is part Therizinosaurus when it roars at Claire

[@Virgo117]

Making it blind to justify its aggression was a pretty cool idea! Rhinos and anteaters are blind and live with very dangerous predators which is usually why they resort to violence. The deers just hanging out is very farfetched since just hearing it getting closer would be a "fuck this I'm out from the deers"

[@JAGISDAGOAT]

0:00 wakey wakey

[@peppermintsnake6052]

CHILLS.

[@Shitty_dino_fan.antifurandlgbt]

I love Therizinosaurus in this movie he so cute! And he looks like Till Lindemann

[@InvaderGIR98]

In The Isle we call them tickle chickens

[@0Clawy0]

"Therizinosaurus" the name is already scary

[@ChairFace770]

The Elk that doesnt give a shit is a real hero here

[@TerrorconLeader1993]

Until it gets Pimp Slapped to death

[@razgriz1ne1ne48]

Say what you want about this movie ..... they nailed this scene/Dino

[@xenoboy7828]

Belive it or not, this scene is actually accurate because Herbivores are much more Teretorial than Carnivores. Plus i think its much worst getting killed by a Theri because the others Bite and rip you into peaces and you feel Pain for some Seconds but he will not eat you, he will just straight slap you with his Claws, Rips youre Organs open and send you at the same time flying. Honestly i would prefer to be around an Allosaurus than that Thing because the Allosaurus will at least leave when he couldnt catch me in a Hiding Spot

[@TerrorconLeader1993]

LONG LIVE THE TICKLE CHICKEN!!!

[@Martiancookiehunter365]

I hated the movie but this was easily the best scene in the movie the therizinosaurus was awesome

[@matyaskassay4346]

The only unironically good scene in this travesty of a movie

[@adhdcartoon3338]

Sure I'm blind, but I compensate with really long finger nails.

[@Alisson_Silva777]

0:45 what is the name of this sound?

[@OVETMUSIC]

This was a good scene. One of the few movie had. Otherwise it sucked 😢 I wanted it to be good but I was so disappointed. I have loved the first Jurassic Park since it was released in ’93 but this felt like an insult for the old cast

[@vandacarneiro980]

😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@pinguinomirabelxlucario]

Blind giant bird

[@leasebergfladstad167]

Why did the Therizinosaurus kill the deer if it's a herbivore and instead of chasing the deer away from the Therizinosaurus' territory?

[@gocharsispa2558]

Because, you see. Fuck that deer.

[@thekurfuerst3008]

The Theri is blind. How should he know that this animal is peaceful or hostile?

[@nyx6360]

I'm assuming due to the fact its blind its extra aggressive because it cant tell if something is harmless or not. So it kills things first before it gets hurt.

[@joebenzz]

Why should it be gentle just because it's an herbivore?

[@dotsinki1096]

same reason hippos kill deer if they would stand still infront of them, which they sometimes do if they are stuck in mud

[@ellotheearthling]

Theriznosaurus ate plants

[@ReadilyAvailibleChomper]

Herbivore can be aggressive. Moose & Hippos will jump for no reason other than malice.

[@G1Grimlock94]

0:57 Can't see you

[@ItsPinguu]

Anyone else think they started playing the Ark theme at 3:21?

[@kamirostorino9416]

lets be honest. Theresinosourus in Ark while not as big is just as deadly

[@justinolivetti9873]

Therizinosaurus@@kamirostorino9416

[@aimeecanas1806]

1:09

[@addam6666]

Ah yes the only good scene and the only good design in the movie

[@heythere6983]

it was almost a cool scene

[@SHAMSHAM1090]

It’s blind. Did it just happen to be blind or is that how the dinosaur is supposed to be?

[@justinolivetti9873]

It developed cataracts

[@najaisthaltso7739]

wouldn't a deer run away sooner?

[@aaronflowers8881]

What do you call a blind dinosaur?

[@alucardo1246]

he was blind or what ?

[@VelocicoasterFanboy]

*She

[@nyx6360]

Yes

[@justinolivetti9873]

She was pretty much near sighted severly. She can see. Just not much

[@ingagolubeva4191]

To big chiken

[@vandacarneiro980]

Okkkkk.

[@TecnoTv183]

1:47