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Dinosaur is one of my favorite movies that also inspired me to become a 3D animator, the only tragedy here is that all the good movies like this one have already been made, and I won't ever get to work on anything like it. Also Talking Dino's are infinitely better than the ones that don't speak, I am the opposite of the people in this video, I get discouraged when they don't talk!

He was a hero for starting the conversation or at least making it more well known. I’m a woman and I’m a feminist but I also have limits. I acknowledge the pain and brutalization that white supremacy has brought on ethnic men. I hate how people are quick to shut down anyone who talks about the imbalances. I hate how women of color have a thing for bootlicking white men (especially Asian women). People need to own up to it and speak up about it

So much amazing lore to a somewhat forgotten film

And now Disney is replacing Dinoland USA including the ride with stuff that has nothing to do with animals in a place called Animal Kingdom.

woah.

It's pretty sad this movie never got a sequel.

Don't know why the crew and audiences were making such a fit over not wanting the dinosaurs to speak. I mean it's not like you can't have a mature story with talking dinosaurs. Those aren't mutually exclusive things.

Bro really want an asian father figure, feels bad man

This was not the thing to watch if you're already feeling a little down....This really kicks you in the spirit!

11:53 lol wtf

Another example of how petty Katzenberg can be.

16:08 the bible also says a man that does not provide for his family is worse than an infidel. God didnt mean NOT work, He just meant dont be greedy for money.

And i thought bmww biracials had it bad 😂 this is on a whole other level. I wish people would think just one second before giving birth on a whim.

Wish they went with the Noah one.

Bro #### Disney

This is the most underrated Dino film dude it was so good the cgi still holds up well today and the story was also great

16:33 This is so funny to me, because even as a kid, I thought the first 6 minutes of the movie were the best part, and everything went downhill the second the lemurs were introduced. The Carnosaurus chase sequence on its own thrilled me and had me on the edge of my seat, wondering if the little dinosaur contained within the egg would survive to adulthood if its existence was under such threat before it was even born. Disney really underestimated how many kids LOVE nature documentaries, BECAUSE of all their drama and violence, not despite it. Survival horror as a genre is super compelling, and the prehistoric world as re-imagined and reconstructed by humans minds is the best setting I can think of for such a film. What a shame that the only animation studios large enough to undertake a mature story just wanted to dumb it down "for kids." :/ Kids can feel it when adults condescend to them, and movie plot lines are no different. I certainly noticed. Bambi and Fantasia were among my most rewatched movies in elementary school; I would have adored a no-dialogue animated movie about Dinosaurs in a similar vein as presented in the trailer. Hell, I'd enjoy that now too, lol.

I want to go to every other time line to see how things in this movie could have been

Very informative video but why include the racist eugenicist quote at 33:17?

Our story beginning on the set of Robocop is not where I saw this going .

Imagine if we got a version of this movie where the characters don’t talk, but this time the main character is an Edmontosaurus and he gets adopted by a huge family of Purgatorius which are believed to be close relatives to Primates, and then later they come across a herd of dinosaurs that consist of other Edmontosaurus, and also other species like Triceratops, Ankylosaurus, Ornithomimus, Pachycephalosaurus, Thescelosaurus, Therizinosaurus & Alamosaurus all in the same herd together, and the main threats are T. Rexes (which would be the killer of the main Edmontos parents at the beginning of the movie) also Dakotaraptor’s, Quetzalcoatlus & Deinosuchus, and it would’ve taken place in Late Cretaceous North America (there’s evidence for Therizinosaurids being in North America during the Late Cretaceous albeit its somewhat scarce) and the animals would all be up to date in terms of paleontological accuracy.

Rules out styracosaurus and replaces it with iguanodon as the main dinosaur cause they were too difficult to animate because they insist that the dinosaurs should talk Struggles to animate iguanodon because of its beak and turns out giving facial expressions to styracosaurus was way easier I love this movie but its clear they didnt had a clear vision about it

4:20 Bro so stupid he can't even get Sally Hemings's name right 😂

Oh geez I feel so bad for this guy. He has issues from growing up mixed race and his background. Me too bro I’m half Asian and I’m one screwed up dude even though my dad was the Asian one. I just try to be positive and the best person I can but I’m furious about the way I’ve been treated and often fantasize about doing bad things to people I feel wronged me

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It looks like something you would see in a Moral Orel episode

So basically, they took a film that was meant to be experimental and for adults, turned it into another conventional kids film, and then blamed its unremarkable outcome on being too adult-oriented? The absolute nerve.

This movie brings back memories I watched a thousand times

Prehistoric planet definitely has showed that people still have an appetite for dino documentaries just as long as they are done right unlike Netflix dynasty issue

The movie was alright but it story was to depressing for kids to get behind it.the first drafts of the story about being about the lemurs would have made it much more fun and intresting. The movie only really made me intrested in the first 5 minutes then ut felt like a depressing movie

This is exactly why i didn't care for this movie. The script was just a painful, cloying rehash of The Lion King and The Land Before Time.

very informative

I miss the days back when I didn't know about the WMAF vs AMWF thing. I know those subreddits are shitty, but it fucked me so much that I've been ashamed of being half white ever since. I really need to talk to a therapist about it so I can de-internalize it all.

I feel sorry for David Krentz given his passion as a paleoartist - twice he lands a gig to bring realistic scientifically-rigorous dinosaurs to the big screen. Twice enthusiasm for the film deflates after studio execs demand that the realistic dinosaurs should not only talk, but make constant wisecracks... (the other film being 2013 Walking with Dinosaurs)

The original sounds like a full version of the ‘Rite of Spring’ segment of Disney’s Fantasia.

I loved the movie we got growing up and still enjoy it greatly, but I feel as if we were robbed of all the interesting depictions and influences from extant animals that Ricardo Delgado used in his concept art. (Black Crowned Crane Ornithomimus, Wild Dog Utahraptor, Anteater Nanshiungosaurus, etc.)

I loved Dinosaur as a kid. But now I know it could have been so much better

Oh, Disney .. 🥲

It's so funny. I feel two films from our past could've done better if the opposite had been done for them: Spirit and Dinosaur. It's Dinosaur that should've had the narrative approach whilst Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, should've had talking roles. I feel had these changes (or rather, according to this video, original voiceless concept for Dinosaur) happened, both these films would have more of a impact in animation history than they did. Then again, a lot of 2002 Spirit fans would agrue that talking horses would've ruined the impact of the film as it is, but it was one of the downfalls to it's success, that once parents found out the horses didn't talk, they didn't take their kids and saw Shrek 2, instead. (Funny how the opposite happened for these films, where people didn't go see Dinosaur cause of the talking animals.) Dinosaur is still a beautiful film and I did enjoy the talking roles, regardless of the hyper realism. It just was too similar to Land Before Time to really hit home for me as one of Disney's greatest films. I'm surprised Disney was so secretive about a plot that had already been done during marketing. I would've seen why the test audience would've been upset over Land Before Time, the Disney version, but the talking part being a surprise makes you think the test audience had never seen a Disney film prior. While I agree a non-talking approach would've been better, I don't get the shock and awe factor completely when you hear the name "Disney" attached to something. Now the Noah concept, that would've been amazing and a great competitor to "Prince of Egypt". Maybe then the audience would've forgiven the talking aspect of the characters. But given Disney has turned down religious ideas and IPs before (McGee & Me notably, basically the show that walked, so Veggie Tales could run) because they would need to censor the majority of the messaging, I guess it would've scratched heads as to why they suddenly decided to jump on this ship (Other than copying Dreamworks, and then we would've gotten into a whole other ordeal of Disney being afraid of other studios). Of course, Disney has dabbled into biblical stories before, but never with a serious tone that would've been Dinosaur had they stayed that course and to my knowledge, not in the format of a full length feature film. I still hold Dinosaur as having one of the best soundtracks of any Disney film. It's up there with Hans Zimmer's Lion King scores. It's beautiful, it gives you shivers up and down your spine. Honestly, we haven't had many moving soundtracks from Disney since. They certainly don't score movies like they used too. This movie is still a comfort film for me, however. It would be nice to see a reboot of it, if Disney is still determined to make remakes of it's past films. It's one of the Disney films that deserves a remake and would WORK as one, along with Treasure Planet and Atlantis. But seeing as they're going to be re-doing Dinoland USA, and with it will be scraping Dinosaur's ride for good, I don't see any hope for this IP every returning to us soon.

You know, I loved this movie and Emperor's New Groove as a kid and I love them now, but man what would I give to watch both the early versions of Dinosaur (both the talkless one and the biblical one) and Kingdom of the Sun...

I'm actually really happy Disney remembers this movie when Aladar and his lemur family made a cameo at the end of "Once Upon a Studio".

Bro I grow up with this movie I truly wish they make a sequel to this beautiful movie especially since new dinos have been found especially Maip Macrothorax like I could see it as the next antagonist for a sequel but atlases Disney an Hollywood everyone ☹️

Damn! The production of Disney’s dinosaur feels like a what could’ve been story sure I think other animated dinosaur movies have had worse productions especially the walking with dinosaurs movie but I feel like the concept of could’ve been really cool but unfortunately for Disney it was at the wrong place at the wrong time we really haven’t had an animated dinosaur movie where theirs no talking and the dinosaurs are just normal dinosaurs with the exception of the rite of springs segment in fantasia I mean it happened with don bluth with land before time, it happened here with Disney with dinosaur, it happened with the bbc and animal logic with the walking with dinosaurs movie and it happened with Pixar with the good dinosaur I think it’s just because corporate executives don’t really think a silent animated movie with dinosaurs wouldn’t be that appealing for audiences the only animated media I can think where the dinosaurs didn’t talk were the shows walking with dinosaurs (but then again that show had a narrator) and Genndy Tartakovskys Primal

It's weird to think Disney had two chances to have their own dinosaur IP they could profit off of like crazy like what Universal does with Jurassic Park but somehow managed to fuck it up TWICE with Disney's Dinosaur and Pixar's THE GOOD Dinoasaur

If I ever have a few free years and a blender account I’m going to make a movie like what this movie should have been

I think making the main villain his brother would have been a lot more interesting

I loved this movie, if it was made today there’d be so much controversy and hate towards it I’m glad I got to enjoy it as a kid even if it wasn’t what it was supposed to be

It’s pretty sad but a little bit funny that adding dialogue (among other things) to appeal to a wider audience ended up being one of the reasons people didn’t like it