Old Dinosaur Related Movies/Shows

[Godzilla21]

I love that a young Leonard Nimoy is in THEM! and a young Clint Eastwood is in Tarantula.

Anyway I just tracked down another VHS of Planet of the Dinosaurs last week. I had one before but it was ready to die from tracking lines.

Oh Planet of the Dinosaurs. The best 70s dinosaur movie. Cheesy 70s uniforms, cheesy 70s music, and the fantastic stop motion effects.

[edgaguirus]

You'll also see Eastwood in a cameo in Revenge of the Creature.

[Tyrant_Lizard_King]

Should get Valley of Gwangi and When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth soon. Hope WDRTE is the international version because I want bare boobies!

[Godzilla21]

Should get Valley of Gwangi and When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth soon. Hope WDRTE is the international version because I want bare boobies!

I wrote a review on the previous page. Read it for your boobie answer.

[JAGzilla]

Oh Planet of the Dinosaurs. The best 70s dinosaur movie. Cheesy 70s uniforms, cheesy 70s music, and the fantastic stop motion effects.

I rewatched that one the other day for the first time in probably ten years. Good stuff. They actually had a pretty impressive variety of creatures, too; I'd forgotten about the ornithimimids and the giant lizard. The giant spider was the star, though. That thing was creepy as hell.

[Tyrant_Lizard_King]

Should get Valley of Gwangi and When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth soon. Hope WDRTE is the international version because I want bare boobies!

I wrote a review on the previous page. Read it for your boobie answer.

I already found it was the international cut minutes after mentioning it here.

[Leviarex]

One Ray Harryhausen dinosaur movie that's often overlooked in lieu of Beast, B.C., and Gwangi is 'The Animal World'. For those of you who've never heard of it, it's an animal documentary from 1956 that features an animated dinosaur sequence in the middle. Granted it's not quite on par with his work in the other three films (especially with the intercutting of less than convincing puppets and stiff models), but I still find it decent in its own right. Though I'll let you guys be the judge of that:

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2o380l


Fun fact: Willis O' Brien lent his assistance to Ray on this sequence.

[mikelcho]

I've just been looking at this thread and I'm surprised that no one's mentioned that some time ago, Warner Archive released Valley of the Dinosaurs: The Complete Series on MOD DVD-R.

[H-Man]

One Ray Harryhausen dinosaur movie that's often overlooked in lieu of Beast, B.C., and Gwangi is 'The Animal World'. For those of you who've never heard of it, it's an animal documentary from 1956 that features an animated dinosaur sequence in the middle. Granted it's not quite on par with his work in the other three films (especially with the intercutting of less than convincing puppets and stiff models), but I still find it decent in its own right. Though I'll let you guys be the judge of that:

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2o380l


Fun fact: Willis O' Brien lent his assistance to Ray on this sequence.

Did this film get an actual theatrical release? The Ray Harryhausen from the 1993 Starlog: Dinosaur issue implied that it didn't, which is why the footage was reused in Trog 15 years later.

[LamangoKaijura]

[Leviarex]

One Ray Harryhausen dinosaur movie that's often overlooked in lieu of Beast, B.C., and Gwangi is 'The Animal World'. For those of you who've never heard of it, it's an animal documentary from 1956 that features an animated dinosaur sequence in the middle. Granted it's not quite on par with his work in the other three films (especially with the intercutting of less than convincing puppets and stiff models), but I still find it decent in its own right. Though I'll let you guys be the judge of that:

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2o380l


Fun fact: Willis O' Brien lent his assistance to Ray on this sequence.

Did this film get an actual theatrical release?

It did. I'm surprised there are sources saying or implying that it didn't.

[H-Man]

One Ray Harryhausen dinosaur movie that's often overlooked in lieu of Beast, B.C., and Gwangi is 'The Animal World'. For those of you who've never heard of it, it's an animal documentary from 1956 that features an animated dinosaur sequence in the middle. Granted it's not quite on par with his work in the other three films (especially with the intercutting of less than convincing puppets and stiff models), but I still find it decent in its own right. Though I'll let you guys be the judge of that:

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2o380l


Fun fact: Willis O' Brien lent his assistance to Ray on this sequence.

Did this film get an actual theatrical release?

It did. I'm surprised there are sources saying or implying that it didn't.

Unless my memory failed me and they meant to say that it was never released on video. *shrugs* Does anyone here still own a copy of the 1993 Starlog Dinosaur issue?

[Tyrant_Lizard_King]

That VHS was the first time I had ever seen any sort of footage from Destroy All Monsters.

[Godzilla21]

I had that VHS as a kid. It was like crack I watched it over and over

[LamangoKaijura]

That VHS was the first time I had ever seen any sort of footage from Destroy All Monsters.

But...Destroy All Monsters wasn't featured?

[Tyrant_Lizard_King]

Oops! I was confusing this with Hollywood Dinosaurs. I do have both though that's why I got them mixed up.

[LamangoKaijura]

Oops! I was confusing this with Hollywood Dinosaurs. I do have both though that's why I got them mixed up.

I wonder if Hollywood Dinosaurs is on Youtube...

[The One and Only]

Fun filled review of THE CRATER LAKE MONSTER.

[LamangoKaijura]

I still need to see the Rifftrax of Crater Lake Monster.

[edgaguirus]

Does it make the film more watchable?