Evolution of Cinema Dinosaurs (1920-2015)

Watch updated version here: • Evolution Of Dinosaurs...
In this video are NOT,I repeat NOT all cinema dinosaurs!!! I know there're much more but these are ones of the most famous.
Let´s travel throw the time when the very first movies with dinosaurs came out and see how the technic brings dinosaurs to life in nearly 100 years of filmmaking.
Soundtrack from the movies: The Lost World: Jurassic Park II
Jurassic Park III
Jurassic World
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[@Timemachine863]

Watch the updated version here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHOWoH5rmNhpnbc

[@futureisyours3016]

You missed to add/edit, "the land that time forgot. Too good. It had its own charm.

[@Timemachine863]

​@@futureisyours3016no, it's part of the updated version on my channel

[@유레아채널]

godzilla vs ray harryhausen monsters

[@Pipemzarallo]

the first Jurassic Park was a big jump!!!

[@georgiosz.9493]

And then it went all the way down the hill again...

[@FeathermaneEdits]

So was dinosaur for Disney

[@noranqey]

george zaggogiannis ?

[@luckydominguez2654]

Couldn´t say it better

[@spidermom86]

then came lost "wold"

[@alberteinsteinthejew]

There are only 2 categories, before and after Jurassic Park

[@DarkPsychoMessiah]

Word

[@andrewlevin6331]

Pretty much

[@concept5631]

@@salmonkindalikeme9316 Before and after feathers.

[@liamnissanS2K]

@@grdprojekt the lost world has endless replay value. If I see something once I cant physically bring myself to watch It again.. unless Its JP2 or The Fountain

[@Tyler_18_]

Sam is Me they been known to have feathers for a while now

[@pegleglegsparker2067]

Wow, now I can see why Jurassic Park was so groundbreaking

[@haillobster7154]

Carnosaur came out the same year. Hmmm.

[@user-xr1bz7gs4g]

Odd1sout

[@captainjusticenl942]

And jurassic world

[@Thagomizer]

Now stop to consider that even more time has elapsed between the release of Jurassic Park and today than has passed since the release of "The Valley of Gwangi" and the original Jurassic Park film. Should Spielberg have based his dinosaurs on the ones featured in this 1969 movie? If not, then why should the dinosaurs of the next Jurassic World movie be based on the paleontology of 1993?

[@tychogoedhart286]

@@Thagomizer because you can't just change the design choices in a classic franchise simply because "it's no longer the most up-to-date design". Also, I think for a scifi thriller/action movie a feathery T-rex or proto-winged Velociraptor wouldn't really work well within the genre. Imagine if the first time you saw the T-Rex break out of its enclosure and it was all soggy feathers with a bald parrotpatch around its eye and chicken legs. It wouldn't really have the same entertainment value as a monster in a thriller.

[@komododoesstuff]

4:20 Nobody gonna talk about how the quality of this is as good as modern high budget films?

[@maleficent8485]

All Films are really good

[@delvindenni2432]

@@maleficent8485 except for the fake‘ dimetrodon and other type’ ones

[@kaliyuga1476]

Bro the movement of that whale

[@Seismitoad3]

@@kaliyuga1476 What? Which film had a whale?

[@genchwanlim2970]

@@Seismitoad3 free willy

[@aaronbarlow4376]

Imagine if someone took a projector and DVD of Jurassic Park back in time to the 50s and showed audiences that, they'd freak out.

[@youngaestheticz7191]

Jurassic park looked amazing the cgi was on top would even perform good this day not as good back in the day tho

[@chillysaurus5398]

Jurassic World, too! :O

[@IBelievenevermind]

@@chillysaurus5398 insta rajatx.24 , snap BloodyFang28882

[@Villosa64]

@@MPeaches1958 yea good idea lets tell them that it actually was recorded when dinosaur still exists lmao

[@kmarcin48]

I find original Jurassic Park even more amazing these days, dinos models are way more natural than the newest from JW franchise. Jurrasic World's dinosaurs look so plastic compared to these at Spilberg's movie.

[@TerraKing]

In 2020, the History of Dinosaur movies will be 100 years old.

[@drnpictures2155]

Terra King there one was made in 1914 and 1918 but along moombean trail will be a century old or almost in a few days

[@inkyblinky1054]

They will because I'm from the future Just so you know Its January 1 2020 when I wrote this

[@abrn6341]

Here we are

[@AthranZala1988]

the time is now

[@manglethetangle2114]

slythe fox liar everybody was in 2020 January 1 when u wrote that LOL (edit)Omg im please ignore my cringey ass comment I didn’t realize how cringe I was when I wrote this-

[@arhus12]

Jurassic Park came out 26 years ago and is still the best looking of them all

[@resident1793]

It’s very strange, Jurassic World looks great but when you look back at the T-Rex in the first Jurassic Park movie it looks so much more life like then the new ones. It’s almost like the new ones are too glossy or something.

[@arhus12]

@@resident1793 agreed!

[@john3d376]

@@resident1793 that's because the first to third Jurassic movies still used animatronics for their dinos, not fully depending on cgi.

[@resident1793]

John's 3D Studio oh the mix of animatronics and cgi really looks much better if they still did this in the new movies it would look fantastic. cgi should only be used when it’s needed.

[@july-nu1gs]

Yesss

[@JustAnotherNerd850]

There’s something just so timeless about the classic stop motion animation dinosaurs before Jurassic park came along.

[@universalflamethrower6342]

those stop motion characters have more life than those CGI ones

[@Weaver1-s4k]

​@@universalflamethrower6342 sure, im sure something that moves like a robot is more convincing than something thats literally designed for fluidity

[@universalflamethrower6342]

@@Weaver1-s4k life in movies is not about fluidity. For instance, autotune gives everybody the ability to sing, but music hasn't become better. In other words it is not about the tech it is about the artistic skill

[@Weaver1-s4k]

@@universalflamethrower6342 and it depends on who is using it

[@zilla2004]

​@@universalflamethrower6342And? There is art in cg. Not everyone can learn it, same applies for stop motion, or any other filming technique.

[@tallbeachyblonde5862]

For what they had at the time, those old films are actually pretty good

[@jamesfrost126]

The effects for each of the first three were done by the same team, headed by Willis O'Brian. He inspired many effects people for generations.

[@punkoid76]

James Frost yep, he was a huge influence on Ray Harryhausen.

[@oceanphantom7477]

Then there is jurassic park

[@punkoid76]

Ocean Phantom so what? It was just an evolution of what went before it. The saddest thing is that CGI is pretty crappy post Jurassic Park and didn’t really become good until fairly recently, on top of that I don’t think Jurassic Park is a very good film, the plot is pretty mushy. I prefer the sixties version of One Million Years BC, it’s a more exciting film.

[@oceanphantom7477]

@@punkoid76 nothing

[@citavalo]

Jurassic Park really makes those older films look way too outdated, especially Carnosaur.

[@ianwestc]

Well, Jurassic Park had about 70x the budget of Carnosaur, so I HOPE it would look better.

[@citavalo]

ianwestc Yeah, poor film didn’t stand a chance at all.

[@punkoid76]

The original King Kong was just as impressive in its day.

[@GoofyPoptart]

Okay but Jurassic park definitely didn't take that long to make compared to the older movies it might look a lot better but more effort was put into older movies cause of 1 thing stop motion electronics have been doing a mans work for decades now it's cool and all but not as cool as you think.

[@pinkish_.]

jp three though

[@HDitzzDH]

Really interesting comparing Carnosaur and Jurassic Park , they came out the same year yet the visual improvement on Jurassic Park is incredible.

[@brianorozco1074]

Agreed

[@noless]

A big difference in budget though

[@tychogoedhart286]

@@noless and better animatronics, plus a director with some great creative ideas, plus base material that was well-researched and probably more and/or better research into how the dinosaurs used to behave.

[@JOhnDoe-nl4wj]

Carnosaur budget: 1 Mil. USD Jurassic Park budget: 63 Mil. USD Question answered?

[@islamic_sonic_4323]

Its because universal made it

[@acevace]

Always loved the humors in The Lost World : Jurassic Park 2 RIP Eddie, poor man died a hero

[@murilovaleriohatake777]

ĐIP

[@Matt-cz6ti]

The Jurassic Park graphics STILL look stellar 25 years later

[@KermitDaGrung]

Yes very true

[@metroishereyt6662]

2005 king kong graphic were Super advanced in that time

[@metroishereyt6662]

If you buy the disk it will look like 4k. is just the yt video quality sucks

[@aperson4721]

Soo true Dude

[@TheUnknown-bq3eb]

No, the puppets look amazing, the CGI is outdated

[@alecmcgrathofcanada9175]

*1993 Carnosaur releases* Spielberg: "Hold my beer".

[@AMBEE-sp2ev]

Yeah..was like lets show them how to make a real dino movie😂

[@thatkeepskillingyouintitan64]

Actually JP came first

[@alecmcgrathofcanada9175]

No it didn't. Carnosaurus was released first on May 21st 1993. Then Jurassic Park was released the next month on June 9th 1993.

[@kevinsorbi3661]

Yeah after carnosaur and raptor suspiciously seemed to copy each other almost every way yeah fuck those guys lol

[@danixdefcon5]

I think they were optioned at the same time or something like that. Both are based off novels, though Carnosaur did major changes to the whole plot.

[@TheSaneHatter]

When you think about it, a lot of that early stop-motion was quite convincing for its time, especially back in the 1920s! The problem was Hollywood's refusal to *improve* on that technology for such a long time. That's why Jurassic Park's animatronics and CGI seemed like such a huge advance.

[@jeffreym.8957]

Agreed. Think of how little improvement there was from 1933 King Kong to Dino De Laurentiis' version in 1976.

[@ba55bar]

what alternative was there to stop-motion before computers came along?

[@Coreyw_art]

Ray Harryhausen was improving with every movie he animated. He was also limited compared to what stop motion can achieve nowadays. For example, he didn’t have the ability to splice in different frames and onion-skin over previous ones. If he stuffed up a frame he just had to redo the whole shot. Considering he started with questionable-looking marionettes and sticking rubber attachments onto real lizards, he improved quite a lot to the actual animation of handmade armatures.

[@emperornapoleon6204]

Jurassic Park revolutionized the genre, but no one ever did it better. Jurassic World does have some stunning effects, for sure. I will say that Dinosaur and King Kong probably are the best after those, though! Impressive effects in comparison to the other new dinosaur-themed films.

[@happysecret5273]

Yh, King Kong is amazing for a 30's stop motion movie

[@emperornapoleon6204]

@@happysecret5273 yes it is, though I was primarily referring to the 2005 adaptation of the film and it’s incredible effects for its time. Like Revenge of the Sith, they still hold up incredibly. Must have been a good year for sci-fi.

[@WhatDillionYT]

@@emperornapoleon6204 what dinosaur are the refering to are you refering to the disney film?

[@aliabdali4549]

@@WhatDillionYT he was referring to the v-rex from king kong 2005

[@maralinekozial9131]

King Kong (1932) was way more ground breaking than Jurassic Park even was considering nothing came before it other than what u saw here !!!!! With King Kong , we would not have any special effects we got after King Kong , not Star Wars , No JAWS , No Alien , No Jurassic movies , no Marvel movies , no anything that we have today!!!!

[@Casarzino]

Carnosaur -> Jurassic Park: that escalated quickly

[@TheKaijuGamer_]

Yeah, but without Carnosaur, we wouldn't have had dinosaur films with violence and even an apocalyptic side. As well as suspense.

[@jonathancastillo9859]

And part of the cast and staff of both movies were relatives. Interesting.

[@huntrkriller]

Carnosaur was a nightmare for me

[@Blitzah]

*Carnotaur

[@cyclicharmony7868]

Carnotaurus**

[@Bluefire397]

Dinosaur (2000) is actually an underrated film imo. The visuals were really good and I didn’t mind the story. I enjoyed it.

[@pokeey2347]

Yeah i love it

[@dioio8415]

That's the best dino movie

[@exploringcreation1354]

I totally agree. It's a great film

[@yhiggy8971]

I watched that movie when I was a kid.

[@evemoondra2142]

but the dinosaurs talk ._.

[@slumbertrap6506]

1920: painstakingly recreates what we think a dinosaur hunt would look like. 1940: Slap some fucking fins on that alligator and throw it at that lizard.

[@aqua-aint-it]

More like 101 years old I'm the first 2021 guy

[@kubilusaurus2]

In fact that thingy with the fin there are a lot of real animals that existed and looked like that but she was a thing most of them were pre mesozoic and they won’t even dinosaurs

[@bladeoftheruinedking2543]

E

[@kubilusaurus2]

But now I actually think it was meant to be a spinosaurus

[@bladeoftheruinedking2543]

Spinosaurus and mosasaurus hybrid

[@MGG72]

A list of movies that weren't included: -A Journey to the Beginning of Time (1955) -The Beast of Hollow Mountain (1956) -The Land Unknown (1957) -Dinosaurus! (1960) -The Land That Time Forgot (1974) -The Last Dinosaur (1977) -Legend of Dinosaurs and Monster Birds (1977) -Tammy and the T-Rex (1994) -Carnosaur 2 (1995) -Carnosaur 3: Primal Species (1996)

[@antroplegia915]

Where's carnosaur 1?

[@MGG72]

@@antroplegia915 in the video

[@cahyo6969]

You didnt include JWD JWFK and Raptor Ranch/Jurassic Dark

[@MGG72]

@@cahyo6969 I didn't included JWD and JWFK because I don't want to remember they exist

[@TheSuperhomosapien]

There was a short scene with a T-Rex that was rather impressive for the time from the movie My Science Project (1985).

[@notamemberofilluminati8382]

I now know that Jurassic Park was WAYYYY ahead of its time.

[@bladeoftheruinedking2543]

Yup lol

[@tjarkschweizer]

No it was not! It was ahead of other dinosaur media but scientifically it was already outdated on release.

[@tjarkschweizer]

@@lilactheleafyboi That is not necessarily true. It is dated but not as dated as the other dinosaur movies.

[@Cellistontheinternet]

You know the species in Jurassic park, only two and be traced back to the Jurassic, while 3 others and from the late Cretaceous, it should’ve been called Mesozoic park

[@lololololidkwhattodoherelo5857]

@@lilactheleafyboi dr wu said something like the dinosaurs are not gonna look the same like it did back then

[@SomeoneXMusicAlien]

Notice how two films of the same year, jurassic park and carnosaur, have so different effects

[@Muppen01]

Someone X yeah, Jurassic park was so ahead of its time

[@gaudelio25]

Although Carnosaur was more impressive due to gore scenes... I was a kid by that time, JP was - and still - my favorite, but Carnosaur was some scary shit. Didn't remember that they T-Rex was such a crap, also.

[@mrambler4235]

Someone X Keep in mind that Carnosaur was made on a less than one million dollar budget. Jurassic Park had a 63 million budget.

[@018975]

but carnosaur was my worst nightmare....i watched it since when i was very young....i thought i really love dinosaurs, then i watched it, in fact it was a horror movie....after i watched it, i couldn't sleep at all until morning...

[@ModestVejar]

I forgot all about Carnosaur lol

[@Lemubaby8]

9:18 Land of the Lost had amazing CGI. Will Ferrell almost looks real

[@noelthompson8932]

It's good, but, super animated, eye movements don't look right.

[@RuneBa1]

Noel Thompsons agreeed

[@Stringboiler]

This is not Will. This is Chad Smith

[@tornadomash00]

ew that's the bad one, the Land of the Lost before 2009 was so much better

[@sundeww]

It looks bad

[@razorfett147]

You forgot the T-rex from My Science Project. That thing was actually pretty impressive at the time

[@matheusreiter3985]

You have a dinossaur? I dont get it

[@razorfett147]

@@matheusreiter3985 its a movie. What do you not get?? "My Science Project" Comedy/sci-fi 1985

[@razorfett147]

@Mr idea mi no one wants to know that you dont know how to think

[@matheusreiter3985]

@@razorfett147 Wait u make a movie? For your science project?

[@acrossinfinity211]

@@matheusreiter3985 No he mean a movie called "My Science Project" from 1985

[@thebalder9634]

What's amazing is how the first Jurassic Park still looks the best.

[@stalin3583]

Excuse me have you seen dinosaur in full?

[@toast340]

They used Dino animatronics for jp jp the lost world and JURASSIC world:fallen kingdom

[@danielwoods3896]

blinded by nostalgia, like most fans

[@donnywiggins3929]

Why does everyone always say that? Jurassic Worlds effects are much, much better. JPs effects are good, just not THAT good.

[@sickle795]

Donny Wiggins true but the animatronics make it more realistic and less fake to me i thouht Jurassic Park and Fallen Kingdom actually had real dinosaurs!

[@DiraPictures]

There are four Main Effect types: Stopmotion, Japanstyle (some japanese guy with a Dinosaur costume), Machine-puppets and pure CGI.

[@alexwoods9847]

you missed one, "straight up just lizards"

[@mindblowew656]

I like pure CGI because it has alot of detail and I mean ALOT ALOT

[@littlelionman05]

“Japanstyle” as you call it actually has a name, it’s suitmation. And it’s damn hard to do

[@patchedout___3195]

Machine puppets are the greatest but cgi is also good

[@_marquisofaragon]

@Гredmarbelfoxed No, its a Japanese fictional monster classified to "kaijus" (Big monsters)

[@swizvel]

11:23 Indominus rex:*roars* Mosasaurus:SHUT THE HELL UP IM SLEEPING

[@user-yi8hb8nu3d]

that was good one

[@bacan703]

The best comentary

[@N0RZC]

mosasaurus: SHUT THE FUCK UP!!! IM SLEEPING!!

[@FlimsyAcorn2722]

@@N0RZC you literally just said the same thing

[@N0RZC]

@@FlimsyAcorn2722 Yup

[@hoobar5331]

For some reason I really like the old perception of the T-Rex before Jurassic park, probably because of the way it stands almost upright and looks more like a monster than what we see it as today

[@1950Grendel]

And according to the paleontology of the time, that was the correct stance.

[@SpinosaurusStudios_]

When you realize Carnosaur competed against Jurassic Park in 1993 in cinemas for best dinosaur film, and in an alternate universe Jurassic Park flopped and Carnosaur had 2 sequels and then a reboot.

[@aspiknf]

Carnosaur didn't flop, I liked it more than Jurassic Park

[@unholybeing6414]

To be honest I’m happy JP did well because Jurassic Park is awesome Haven’t seen Carnosaur thought but the fact it had outdated dinosaurs when it easily could have referred to recent studies is kind of dumb, another movie that did that was Jurassic World and Jurassic World could have easily Improved upon JP’s accuracy and showed people that Feathers are scary too and it would have been better, but I can understand if Carnosaur was just trying to give the people what they expected from Dinosaurs

[@KanyeTheGayFish69]

Arran Vid you’re opinion doesn’t matter then

[@lunarcat4278]

@@unholybeing6414 while I like fuzzy t-rex as much as the next person, JW does have a canon reason for the dinosaurs looking like that, or rather Dr. Henry Wu does. As he states when defending the Indominous, that all of the dinosaurs have been hybrids, namely using bullfrog dna, to make up for the incomplete genome. They never were trying to sell scientific realism they were trying to sell the public perception of dinosaurs. Out of universe of course it's because even if they'll update designs for better sfx like hell Universal will change the original highly marketable designs even if they're outdated.

[@TC0119]

@@KanyeTheGayFish69 yea have you seen how good jurassic world is? You’ve been living in a rock

[@kristenjustkristen9462]

I lost it at the actual lizards/dragons/alligators..lmfao.

[@Ericeepperi]

Yeah and the one where they slapped a sail on a croc to make it look like a dinosaur

[@bodybybobby9440]

Same

[@chrissikora8097]

In my opinion, they looked incredibly life like! *says the guy watching in 144p*

[@Captianmex1C0]

@@Ericeepperi If we attach a sail to a modern day Alligator, it'll be the newly designed spinosaur, now that we know if walked 4 legs, It'll look exactly the same especially since Today Alligators grow about 16 feet long

[@Ericeepperi]

@@Captianmex1C0 god damn you're right, how come nobody ever thought about this before

[@toon_playz2824]

Jurassic park is by far the best

[@edmarcamy]

Jurassic World too.

[@jacobwaters1147]

COSMO hell yes!

[@ahmicqui9396]

Definitely not.

[@gspepe2002]

The one from 1940 was kinda cool

[@wenner8056]

5:02 a Legend was born 😎

[@elenzo1986]

The legend

[@mr.probalhasan5957]

The Jurassic franchise has the best dinosaur effects😘😘😘😘😘

[@mr.probalhasan5957]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@matthewdarby4371]

Mr. Probal Hasan your ugly

[@advip2552]

Mr. Probal Hasan true

[@sugiyantoedi5570]

Arthur PIEDOIS It Doesn’t

[@mrchickinman9984]

This is how many "Lost Worlds" there are V

[@joshuamf5985]

9 lol

[@joshuamf5985]

I aint liking it

[@reneel4187]

That is sort of depressing

[@philjones7303]

Not gonna like

[@banjo3549]

MrChickin Man one like= one lost world (even tho we created it by liking this, we still don’t know the lost world :/ )

[@Immortal_BP]

Wow I didn't know Jurassic Park was so groundbreaking, the graphics and animatronics are good enough for todays standards especially if it were to get digitally remastered.

[@ShadowJoeSnow]

Unlicensed Memes get the hell outta here with that word no one is allowed to touch the original two Jurassic parks they are perfectly fine the way they are they will not be vandalised

[@Just_Another_Piece_Of_Toast]

@@ShadowJoeSnow I think he meant just upping the quality to the highest def we could give it.

[@RogueT-Rex8468]

MRtoast DISHONOR. DISHONOR ON YOUR WHOLE FAMILY!

[@Just_Another_Piece_Of_Toast]

@@RogueT-Rex8468 your comment made a blip on my pc and it woke me from my nap, now I must punish you.

[@robinanwaldt]

xAlpha Wolfzx Dude, he said „remastered“, not „remade“. Currently the VFX of Jurassic Park are only rendered at a 2K resolution. Remastering could also open the opportunity of updating the textures. When they released the 3D version, which did have quite some VFX changes, they made the original version still available. It would not be vandalism if the original is still made available (unlike Star Wars).

[@OGM_OriginalGameMusic]

BBC Walking with dinosaurs documentary series also deserves a shout. That was groundbreaking at the time. I think it was the most expensive documentary at the time ( could be wrong there)

[@minifridge337]

For all the hate Jurassic Park gets for realism, they seem to be the first movie to portray theropods in the correct stance

[@acetiger9337]

*For all the hate* What hate.. Maybe when it was released.. but today.. Little hate for the original film, the new ones however, yeah overuse of CGI at times.

[@alterchristopher]

No it get hate the inaccuracies in the dinosaurs a big one was feathers but what most people do not realize is at the time feathers on dinosaurs was just getting enough evidence to actually be considered as facts. Whem th er movie was released it was considered to be a pretty realistic representation of how dinosaurs really looked and behaved at the time. Also people like to point out the velociraptor as being incorrect size in the book they explain that it is really a bigger raptor species that I cant spell lol as the lab guys really didn't know what exact Species they are getting and were hoping Paleontologist could confirm the species of alot ot the dinosaurs to either be what they think they are or correct them. The last big gripe from the first movie is the size of the dilophosaurus and the frill and spitting venom the one in the movie is a very young one that explains the size and well the frill and venom was totally made up but looked cool.

[@erklingames6009]

For a very long time there was a lie going around that dinosaurs were too big to be able to walk on land, so it was assumed that brontosaurs were aquatic animals in the rivers. Also with that belief, it was believed that the dinosaurs had a pose similar of that to humans because of a famous artist named Neave Parker. We know now that those ideas were REALLY stupid looking XD www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/whats-wrong-with-these-dinosaur-reconstructions.html

[@Wow30035]

Minifridge sorta the needed more feathers but they didn’t have good cgi at he time

[@bilza247]

*hate?*

[@SuperLalulalu]

nothing beats Jurassic Park 1

[@vladimirblagojevic5937]

no joke, i fully agree.

[@JarJarBinks4ever]

Jurassic Park II is really the superior film from a techincal special effects standpoint. The textures on the CGI models are a little better and I like how much practical effects and CGI are used together, more so than the first film. Look at the city destruction scenes for example. My personal favourite from the series.

[@Jacob-Simonsen]

Not even Jurassic World. Made 22 years later

[@chyntiaprawira7608]

SuperLalulalu Jurassic world beat it

[@LordSparkleBum]

SuperLalulalu yup Jurassic park and world are the best

[@MissMartianDCAU]

I think we can all agree the Jurassic Park films and King Kong had the absolute best CGI dinosaurs.

[@friendlyneighborhoodasexua410]

Ryan the Maneless Lion jurassic park did not use cgi. they used animatronics

[@teeveestudios8594]

King Kong had horrible effects..

[@Ben-zv5dk]

Still some CGI

[@TheDevilHydraProdsXXII]

Shark 03 animatronics were used for still movements, cgi was used for chases or fast pacing

[@shane55pwnt]

The CGI effects in King Kong look awful and dated nowadays. I still genuinely like the movie though.

[@808_midnightdream]

Despite all of them being scientifically inaccurate, they're really cool movies I gotta say.

[@ishrendon6435]

They were accurate for there time most did do research and thats all there was unkike now of ciurse some Dino movies use iguanas and ither lizards which was wrong then and now they were never just huge iguanas

[@channelthatinolongeruse9579]

5:20 that was timed perfectly!

[@nozdoesrandomthings391]

It was planned

[@themagicalwolfisthebest7691]

yes lol

[@nozdoesrandomthings391]

@Charles Calvin r/ijustgotoofed

[@hellothere2854]

Alan Grant said in the movie that it’s vision is based on movement. That means when someone or something is moving then the T-Rex will attack it. Im pretty sure when they were escaping the building, The T-Rex saw them but was too distracted with the other raptor biting it. Thats why attacked the raptor and the other raptor.

[@georgeofhamilton]

Dang, this really helps me realize how mind-blowing "Jurassic Park" was.

[@aspiknf]

Nope, some of the dinosaur films before JP are better imo

[@carissaa8411]

And that other movie, Carnisaur, was made the same year and it looks like crap lol

[@Skylark_Jones]

When you see the Jurassic Park 1993 clip following the Carnosaur 1993 clip you can see the difference straightaway: Spielberg did something extraordinary: he made those animals live. No going back from that.

[@Oatyquakenbush]

Sam Edwards I’m pretty sure industrial lights and sound did that, but I see what you’re saying

[@digiquo8143]

Ben Harris Spielberg knew how to make practical effects the likes of which I don't think has been replicated since. The raptors in all the close up shots were people in highly complex and detailed costumes, bigger dinos were nearly all well sculpted animatronics. The few scenes with CGI were used in conjunction with the costumes and animatronics to still make it look real.

[@jaeehovaa]

Sam Edwards it’s called having a bigger budget

[@oldkippa]

The Secret of the Lost Legend 1985 Be like this is the best dino movie in history Jurassic Park 1993 Hold my beer

[@joshuadunford3171]

2:14 Barney the dinosaur before being put into captivity (1969 colorized)

[@joshuadunford3171]

King Nations thanks

[@aebhosor4835]

Damn, they really tortured Barney in behind the scenes just for our own entertainment

[@Fonthandler]

I love the original old movies. They inspired everything we see today. This is a great tribute to those who paved the way in cinematography. From a huge dinosaur fan! 😎 Thank you.

[@novytheshitmemer6028]

Power Respect So there is perfect film for you. I like old good films too. The movie is from Czech Republic, like me. Dat film is A journey to tge beginning of time-from Karel Zeman. Without this film, JP won't exist. Even Spielberg says that. Just google it, watch it, enjoy it. Sorry for mistakes

[@wallacesousuke1433]

Power Respect dinosaur fan.. What a pathetic thing to like xD

[@Fonthandler]

Back in the days when we didn't have Google, KZbin etc.. We had to read TV schedules in the news paper, video stores, go to libraries to learn about dinosaurs. All these movies were not easy to come by. God bless modern technology. ✊✊✊😎

[@dereenaldoambun9158]

Power Respect Yup! Back then is not like today.

[@jessicacaleno1998]

Willy et scientia why is liking dinosaurs pathetic?

[@gohandesconhecido2701]

Don't forget the "Rite of Spring" sequence of Fantasia (1940) and "The Land Before Time" (1988).

[@baranguirus]

Neca GMK What about Disney's "Dinosaur"? That's an entirely animated movie! Plus the Iguanodons have lips, for Pete's sake! At least the ones in Fantasia are 100% accurate by the standards of back then.

[@mistermarch3183]

gohan mascarado bruh land before time was the shit

[@JohnnyLouisXIX]

Omniverous Octopi bruh that ''shit'' is the reason why Jurrasic Park was created

[@mistermarch3183]

used to love the show bruh remember when they made friends with that little baby T-Rex then they met his parents and it was like "oh shit" but then they were chill. that was my shit

[@andrewabbey3669]

Neca GMK Actually, Disney purely based the Dinosaurs in Fantasia on real life science (at the time)

[@VS_Gamer84]

Jurassic Park is masterpiece... That movie still hold good compared to recent films.....

[@DoctorZisIN]

WOW! Nice montage! This made me realize what a huge leap forward the original Jurassic Park was!

[@bkjeong4302]

Which is why I find it a shame JP films have to pander to audience expectations these days.

[@widdlywumbo2147]

How many films are there called The Lost World?

[@hellegennes]

A lot. They are all either film versions of Arthur Conan Doyle's novel "The Lost World" (1912) or just references to it. JP2 for example is just referencing the title and the notion of a lost world but the reason why is better explained in the book. There's actual argument whether isla Sorna is an example of a lost world or not.

[@MonkeDreemurr2787196339mOnKeY]

5:31 this is close (btw look at the name at the bottom)

[@nathancampbell9083]

I was about to write the same comment and then I saw this

[@lordgrunwalder1607]

And book

[@barkasz6066]

Sometimes it's called Land of Lost. XD

[@asimgiri4269]

0:41 WTF for a second I thought it's animated then later realized it's just a croc with a fancy back fighting iguana 😂

[@xBloodxFangx]

caiman and tegu

[@GojiZilla-fl8zn]

that's not a iguana its a gila monster. EDIT: YES IT IS A TEGU LIZARD!

[@hazim5561]

@@GojiZilla-fl8zn Gila means crazy In Malaysia

[@GojiZilla-fl8zn]

@@hazim5561 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gila_monster EDIT: YES IT IS A TEGU LIZARD!

[@shrekazowski232]

@@GojiZilla-fl8zn actually its a monitor lizard.

[@Putoelquelolea2727]

1:51 malcolm in the middle XD

[@Arniee999]

Yessss

[@chrisclay9704]

I find it amazing that almost all the ones before 2000 weren't CGI

[@jamesduffy7549]

Jurassic Park had tons of cg

[@cool3865]

@@jamesduffy7549 it had like 7 or 8 times it used CGI because in 93 it was expensive as hell and really time consuming

[@jamesduffy7549]

@@cool3865 there was way more than 8 times

[@jamesduffy7549]

@@cool3865 there was loads of cg, they had the money and time

[@bustinjieber4207]

0:43 They used real lizards... Edit: And a croc with a spine...he’s probably a Spinosaurus

[@user-nx4nc9ob9m]

Reminds me of Dimetrodon more.

[@bustinjieber4207]

Issai Juarez Ceja a crocodilian Dimetrodon... 🤣🤣😝😝

[@user-nx4nc9ob9m]

@@bustinjieber4207 Now with a flimsy sail!

[@bustinjieber4207]

Issai Juarez Ceja 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@noreeaki]

Mr. Raptorix

[@Sayakye0]

Brooo it's been over 20 years and Jurassic Park still makes most of the newer things look outdated 😂

[@channelthatinolongeruse9579]

Akemi Hinata I know right!

[@cookiesontoast9981]

Including the new Jurassic Park films, the original trilogy's practical dinosaur effects looked amazing and still do to this day.

[@Jobob311]

Omg rite

[@shogunmaster3191]

You are wrong

[@Ronaldthevelociraptor1457]

@@shogunmaster3191 no you are wrong

[@RaptoroftheRiver]

I'm honestly impressed with how good the ones in the 20s are compared to how much they knew at the time.

[@TheRolemodel1337]

0:42 *animals were harmed during the production of this motion picture*

[@penitent2401]

yeah, it looks like they just dressed up a baby alligator and get it to fight a lizard

[@sjdesign6575]

@@penitent2401 Thats one of the bigger lizards, they even steal eggs or just whole chickens/chicks

[@Lilith-Sedusa]

Really rude 😒

[@Adzcantsing]

You should see alot of these old western films with the horses. When they fell and couldn't get back up.

[@lucasbrandaog]

This is an south american lizard, called "Teiú" in Brazil.

[@AnnaAnna1990]

Jurassic park 1 will always be the best one made, both the story and the dinosaurs are really well planned and created

[@TheOneTruePesky]

0:42 holy shit did they get an actual baby crocodile to kill that monitor lizard?

[@adamdavis9838]

ThePeskyCarnotaur Yeah I always wondered. Did they actually get away with making two real creatures really try to kill each other on screen? However if I remember correctly they both fall off a cliff during their fight so dunno if they trained to just play fight and not cause actual injury. Don't think reptiles can be trained as not as intelligent as dogs, cats etc

[@carnotheanimator5334]

ThePeskyCarnotaur ur carno to eh?

[@gojira6759]

Adam Davis Animal rights didn't exist back then so they could get animals to kill each other on screen and get away with it. It was sad

[@jalenmoore608]

Actually it was an alligator and yes. I wish peta existed back then.

[@wallacethetuna945]

ThePeskyCarnotaur yeah I felt bad 4 those reptiles

[@bcgar]

I remember Dinosaur (2000). That big ass Carnotaurus was so awesome when I was a kid.

[@projectdinor1182]

Same

[@bcgar]

@Casey Hoinbala After that, Carnotaurus has been my favorite dinosaur ever since.

[@gachaevil1773]

It’s like Carnotasurus … but on steroids

[@a1crux]

5:34 The Lost *Wold* : Jurassic Park

[@mat_0717]

Hhahahahah

[@TheArtaxias]

Jurassik Park 1993 the Best dinosaur graphics !

[@marijakostic8569]

Arturo Madridista 100% Noooo! Jurassic World have best dinosaur graphics!!! 😆

[@Thats_Cool_Jack]

Jurassic world was alright but it looked bad because of all the color grading and stuff. cgi has somehow become more real yet fake at the same time

[@marijakostic8569]

Jackalope Animations 😒 Ok it's your choise, but for me Jurassic World have great graphics. 😉. PS: I am from Serbia and Idk to write corect, so... 😅😅😅

[@Rnt911]

Jurassic World looked like the dinossaurs had no weight and moved like animations. In Jurassic Park they had a special attention to all details, what was lost in JW.

[@marijakostic8569]

Randomista Ok Jurassic Park have "best" graphic!!!

[@Bixwell]

What about Barney! hahaha. Cool video!

[@Timemachine863]

Tom Bragg haha yes, but I can't put all in the video😂😂

[@EGFZTTCK-pb7xj]

Tom Bragg no one cares about barney that's why besides they were just costumes. Plus they didn't have the instics of dinosaurs.

[@knuxuki1013]

Mundi Odium lol

[@thatkeepskillingyouintitan64]

EG f4z34tt4ck it was a joke mr.obvious

[@Kancarus]

4 year old

[@AngleTheGamr]

2018: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 2022: Upcoming, Jurassic World: Dominion

[@markkirby9414]

The video was made in 2015

[@SPKINK_GABY]

Yes

[@francocarbone7993]

one million years b.c they really dressed up an alligator.

[@milkbeforecereal7064]

And pit it against a monitor lizard for entertainment. Makes me kinda sad.

[@MFTiX]

@@milkbeforecereal7064 The same thing hapenned in "the lost world" 1960 (not in the list here), they dressed up lezards, crocodiles and made them fight. Animals rights were not the same at the time and it made me sad to watch the scene.

[@milkbeforecereal7064]

@@MFTiX good thing that nobody can do that anymore

[@edenli6421]

It is very entertaining, and back then these things weren’t as endangered so it was fine

[@MFTiX]

@@edenli6421 So we don't care about cruelty as long as the animals are not endangered ? We don't care about cruelty as long as it's entertaining ? Not, it wasn't fine and it's not today either.

[@fionnmonstyr190]

I don’t know why but I love the design of dinosaurs (especially theropod like t-Rex) dragging their tails along the floor it’s just so retro 2:02 good example

[@naiopiaio7125]

Yet it's very scientifically accurate

[@fionnmonstyr190]

naio piaio I know it’s not accurate I just like the look better for some reason

[@dondragmer2412]

T. rex

[@ivanlol7153]

naio piaio no it’s not accurate.

[@Gerobolus-Boolean]

@@ivanlol7153 R/woosh

[@Beatmetomorrow]

1:51 oh no.. that’s the funniest part ever😁

[@shoddyworkmanship4934]

Stop-motion never looked realistic but it always looked cool.

[@tenacious645]

Jurassic Park STILL looks amazing. It's the first move with dinosaurs that looked good. The gold standard, and in my opinion the effects look better than anything SINCE then as well.

[@templeman4]

I loved the original "Jurassic Park", it was by far the spookiest of the franchise and of course the dinosaurs had never looked any better. But the pteranodons and the spinosaurus in the third picture, were great in their own right, since neither dinosuar had ever had much screen presence in previous dinosaur movies.

[@Bri4r3os]

In the same year "Carnosuar" and "Jurassic Park" were released...when the budget makes (not always) the difference.

[@carcharodontosaurussaharic7839]

xd

[@spacegoldfish9481]

0:52 well I guess they thought animals needed to suffer for films back in the day, and in this instance it meant sicking a caiman with a sail stuck to it's back and A Tegu on each other and watching the fireworks.

[@amussastella6644]

yes, but that is not a monitor, a tega instead

[@xBloodxFangx]

its a caiman and a tegu

[@spacegoldfish9481]

Blue Hunter thank you for the clarification! I wasn’t exactly sure of the types of lizards but what I DO know is that it’s pretty fucked up they made them fight.

[@xBloodxFangx]

@@spacegoldfish9481 Never said it wasnt. I had a tegu as a pet and they are very sweet animals. Its painful to watch one go through that for a bad movie.

[@goathead5073]

@@xBloodxFangx ikr, it made me cringe so much. Tegus are such sweet babies.... I really want one so I can share boiled eggs and salads with 🥺

[@DinosaurTVOfficial]

You know I just rewatched Jurassic park 2 and realized that the music in this video is the same music in that movie

[@Scraves]

0:19 fans de jurasic park 2: imposible

[@musicalpriss1364]

I feel like "Walking with Dinosaurs" might have made a good edition before Jurassic World. I thought it was pretty good, and it would kinda fill in the gap. Idk XD Great video though, loved it.

[@N-GinAndTonicTM]

Yeah, especially considering at the time, Walking With Dinosaurs CGI was fucking amazing. Even now, their Animatronics and effects still hold up, but Jurassic Park doesn't seem to age.

[@Tahkaullus01]

"Walking With" was my proper introduction to Dinosaurs as a topic. I was too young to watch Jurassic Park at the time it came out so I might be biased in saying the 'Walking With' Tyrannosaurus is by far the superior depiction.

[@angloempire6935]

Tahkaullus01 in Britain their was a show about a tree autopsy look it up

[@taylormotyl5085]

I watched that stuff, tough me so much about dinosaurs.

[@moosegaming6316]

Walking with Dinosaurs was a great movie, i just can't remember when it came out

[@noahjohnson999]

It’s crazy how real the Raptors looked in Jurassic park 3 !!!!

[@ZaligeBite]

They arent velociraptors cause velociraptors are much smaller

[@noahjohnson999]

Tycho van Steeg ok then what are they

[@ZaligeBite]

@@noahjohnson999 achillobators or deinonychus

[@noahjohnson999]

Tycho van Steeg ok good to know but how come Dr.Grant called them raptors?

[@Chujoi0]

Noah Johnson Beacuse in 1990-2000’s they thought this is raptors too.

[@tamayako2000]

Okay the animation in Disney's Dinosaur is still pretty dang impressive in some shots, especially on the non-verbal dinosaurs like the Carnotaurus

[@keyp.5499]

Yea you right.

[@Aremruata_just_me]

You forgot 'night at the museum '..

[@BronySatsu]

Ooh... Rexy in S1 & Trixie in S3.

[@nascarbro1623]

That dinosaur was acting like a dog so techinacly it wasn't a dinosaur and also it was a skeketon

[@antonmisca74]

And ice age 3 is also missing

[@kumonga2103]

NASCAR bro were not talking about how the dinosaurs acted were talking about the special effects

[@urmomismysexslave]

Yeah

[@frankcarlson2900]

I finally found it. My grandma showed me a movie when I was little, and all I remembered was a guy getting impaled and thrown off a cliff, and that is the clip for Planet of Dinosaur. Although I could have sworn it was black and white.

[@rustyblade9366]

I'm just sitting here in awe at how amazing some of these movies actually look, despite how old they are..

[@KCB05_Cosplays]

Classic floppy tailed dinos were the best! Miss the use of stop motion in films!

[@shafrizalproject6471]

2100 sees us: "why is this film so bad" Lol😂

[@fragilis3240]

Well problaby because in 2100 there will be new discovery about dinosaur and people in future will think our imagination of dinosaur is bad😂

[@vikramsuv09]

@@fragilis3240 LoL

[@badomen892]

True😆😆🤣🤣😂

[@VivianaSilverback]

@@fragilis3240 Lmao just imagine some teacher explaining to 2100's kids that the way we constructed dinosaurs was straight up terrible😂

[@miketaggard309]

We can already tell that current movies suck shit, no need to wait 80 years for that.

[@Zemog23]

Wasn’t there another movie called “walking with dinosaurs” or something like that? It just skipped straight to Jurassic world lol.

[@insertagoodname1]

Walking with dinosaurs was TV dcoumentary

[@ABSOLUTE_UNIT100]

@@insertagoodname1 the 1999 BBC was but there was Walking with Dinosaurs the movie that was released in 2013.

[@Zemog23]

Ian Patchen I’m talking about the one from 2013, thanks for explaining!

[@chadgorosaurus4898]

Anybody forgetting the land before time

[@kevinprehm]

While that was a TV documentary, it should be here, to be perfectly honest

[@cunningwolf4516]

Why do people complain about Jurassic Parks realism (special affects wise not science wise I understand the scientific complaints) The Jurassic park franchise has the most realistic effects out of all of these. And nearly any other movie I've seen. Yeah they don't have feathers and they call the Deinonychus a Velociraptor (explained in the book) and rexy (the only rex in the franchise that can't see when you don't move) not being able to see was explained in the book as another mutation in the dna. Something Wu would have fixed in the next "upgrade" if the Denis hadn't Fed everything. Book explains ALOT

[@wakpijor1368]

cunning wolf they only care about movies and not even read the book Sometime the books is better that movies like Jurassic Park and Harry Potter

[@cunningwolf4516]

NormalMalaysian Guy yeah. Though the relationship the Jurassic Park moves have with the books are quite a paradox

[@ViragaStoryCompany]

cunning wolf fully agree with u..even Jurassic world wasn't as good as the first three too

[@neruson7703]

cunning wolf those are the people that disliked the video

[@daliborjovanovic510]

But a movie needs to function on his own dummy.

[@rexyanimations9538]

5:03 this in my opinion is when the dinosaur movies started getting better

[@ellocosinideas1591]

0:01

[@aebhosor4835]

Fair, but I think Dinosaur films already are better ever since stop-motion... just that CGI made it feel more futuristic and real

[@salvador_69.11]

Most*

[@kevinnazario1015]

Very few people had respect for movie dinosaurs. Ray Harryhausen is still the dino gran master

[@abendigo]

1:51 This is in the Malcolm in the Middle intro! Ever since I was a kid I always wondered what the hell that was lol

[@kaijuslayer3334]

1993, Carnosaur comes out, I bet Spielbreg was like "Hold my beer."

[@jg3000]

Kaiju Slayer333 The director of Carnosaur heard Speilberg was making a dinosaur movie and actually got his movie out first.

[@user-nx4nc9ob9m]

Kaiju Slayer333 You copied someone's comment.

[@GasmaskGovernor]

Wasn't there like two sequels?

[@cloudidays9958]

Hahha 😂😂

[@TheRageCommenter]

Way to copy @Alec McGrath

[@JustARegularChannelNothinToSee]

Personally, I love Jurassic Park. When I was 3 to 5 years old, I would just skip to the famous parts and parts I just loved in general, but now that I took the time to actually watch the whole thing, I see something I never saw before: A movie that will stay in A+++ for the rest of my life.

[@CraftySouthpaw]

Wow, the triceratops at 1:59 looks pretty good! Amazing how Carnosaur's effects look *worse* than movies that came out 3 decades earlier. 🤣

[@keithyakouboff8755]

It's called budget. There was one in the 1940s in which a T-Rex-like beast was a man in a costume. It looked terribly unnatural, and the movement was stiff. Frickin' O'Brien in the 1930s did a superbly better job.

[@fawnflying4215]

I'm agree

[@claytonodonkazakhstans1335]

Thats pentaceratopd but okay no mater

[@ShinZprime]

IKR! I really don't like carnosaur

[@ShinZprime]

@Critical Critical it *may* look but why do people start crying just because they are nostalgic with something? I am nostalgic with "godzilla(1998)" I am nostalgic with the "micheal bay transformers films" and I'll always will be but are they good?? NO! a big no. the only difference is that the films I watched where very high budget and had spectacular c.g.i but in terms of storyline and accuracy to the source material they're pretty bad and I agree with that. Jurassic park was the first ever movie i watched and loved it. and I STILL do! because it deserves it. the story is very good the effects(both practical effects and the cgi) are also extremely good. so we should just see what's good regardless of the nostalgia, the year it was made(many zoomers keep saying new=best and old=bad and traditionalists keep saying old=good and new=bad) and the country it came from.

[@Flxfies2]

You can tell how much of a MASSIVE difference in 1933 from all the others. It’s insane for how much effort that they put into that movie

[@chickenman2089]

2:24 Ah yes, the most legendary fossil *h o r s e*

[@taymjamdsethsmom]

@Diego Oltehua equus?

[@kauaandriole855]

Kkk

[@taymjamdsethsmom]

@Diego Oltehua that is a different species

[@taymjamdsethsmom]

@Diego Oltehua ik

[@MrDaros89]

Carnosaur and Jurassic Park released less than a month apart. Imagine watching Carnosaur first, thinking the effects looked pretty great, and then go in and watch Jurassic Park right after.

[@goathead5073]

The clip with the caiman and the tegu is so heartbreaking. Tegus are such sweet animals, the fact that they put it through so much pain for a movie is awful!

[@jtno2]

They probably just threw them away like trash after they were done with them. Really disgusting how film makers treated animals before animal rights became a thing.

[@diagonalz24]

Tegu is sure sweet but my dad's dog died for bitten by a Tegu. And it's a old film, they don't have CGI so they are forced to use real animals.

[@InkHyaena]

@@diagonalz24 They have stop motion. They don't need to abuse animals

[@diagonalz24]

@@InkHyaena Oh yeah, sad in the Tegu and the alligator are used for films, theyre not stop motion sadly.

[@Andybiology]

@@diagonalz24 They are forced???!!! Like... A movie is a really necessary thing for people to survive so THEY WERE FORCED to did this. When they simply didn't need to do this.

[@mr.drake1751]

Jurassic Park (1993), The Lost World Jurassic Park 2 (1997), Jurassic Park 3 (2001), Jurassic World (2015) ! + 1 st and +1 Like!!!

[@ครีมขุนพล]

Thiago Jurassic InGen fsvcgggcbggvfy z6gv vtbcth tb fhvvbtfgdg

[@mr.drake1751]

สมหมาย ขุนพล what!!!

[@timwiesler6365]

Jurassic Park is the best the others are crap

[@sandfeathershe-cat_windcla3307]

T. Jurassic Park InGen And Jurassic world fallen kingdom (Jurassic world 2)

[@alchemist2048]

Jurassic Park was by Steven whereas Jurassic world by clin trevorrow, we all noticed the difference, now Jurassic World 2 , there's STEVEN involved. A bit of the childhood scene back.......IMPATIENT

[@TheHolyMongolEmpire]

hahaha I love the baby alligator with the fin on its back 0:42

[@delilahravina264]

That was a Dimetrodon

[@tractorboifishing1059]

Delilah Ravina 🤦‍♂️

[@theonewhooofedyou6320]

@@delilahravina264 its an alligator dressed up as a dimetrodon

[@spac3doge141]

@@delilahravina264 But dimetrodon isn't a dinosaur

[@thescrappyrex7711]

It’s not a baby it’s a juvenile

[@Narasmar]

The giant lizard at 1:30 is literally just a tuatara 😂 Jurassic Park was definitely a game changer for dinosaur special effects though

[@aebhosor4835]

I mean, honestly. I'd still give films like these a big thumbs up even if CGI wasn't a thing at the time

[@pirateraider1708]

Alright, let's try listing off all the ones they missed. Caveman Land Before Time (I think we'd all settle for a few clips from the first to represent the entire franchise.) Dinosaur Island (There's 3 different movies with that title) The Flintstones Walking with Dinosaurs (More of a documentary, but it's iconic enough to count.) Ice Age 3 The Land that Time Forgot The Last Dinosaur Legend of the Dinosaurs Epic Days of the Dinosaur Massacre in Dinosaur Valley Carnosaur 2 & 3 Tammy and the T-Rex (Not sure if a robot dino counts though.) Jurassic City Fantasia We're Back. A Dinosaur Story Scooby-Doo! Legend of the Phantosaur And that's not counting the ones that came out after 2015. Let me know what I missed.

[@astonalex]

Jurassic City? No. Not that....

[@Alonso-Neto]

:D Dinotopia

[@protama-kun]

The asylum rip-off Triassic world

[@rahnal21]

Massacre in Dinosaur Valley has no dinosaurs cause the titular valley has only fossils

[@godmodeon4807]

Godzilla vs King Ghidorah

[@Sergioshi_]

I "lost" the count at how many movies use the word Lost 💀💀

[@PP-lu3ok]

😂 nice one

[@marmotamorada9289]

1: The Lost World (1925) 2: The Secret of The Lost Legend (1985) 3: The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) 4: The Lost World (1998) 5: The Lost World (2001) 6: The Land of The Lost (2009)

[@NicholasVetter-sy8io]

And 3 of those are probably adaptations of the book by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

[@shadow_wyvernvx7237]

9:38 me playing ark survival whilst on a rex

[@AtreusAddict]

finally a fan of wilcard!

[@blxntz]

69th

[@blxntz]

Same