Dinosaurs of the Jurassic and Other Periods (VHS)
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- Опубликовано: 17 дек 2019
- Description from back of VHS case:
"64 Million Years Ago" (direction, story, animation: Bill Maylone): Visit the earth just as it was over 64 million years ago. The central planes of North America are underwater; prehistoric life thrives around subtropical swamps, and tyrannosauruses rule the wastelands with razor sharp teeth. Follow the "nonstop action" as these prehistoric monsters battle for food and survival...64 Million Years Ago!
"Dinosaurs & Other Prehistoric Animals": Journey back to the Jurassic, Triassic, and Cretaceous Periods to learn everything you ever wanted to know about DINOSAURS. Learn fun and fascinating facts-from the wing-spans of the largest flying reptiles to the diets of the smallest scaled scavengers!!! Unlock the chains of evolution and explore...Dinosaurs & Other Prehistoric Animals.
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I've been trying to find this FOREVER! I wore this tape out as a kid, thank you so much for posting this and allowing me to relive a small part of my childhood.
Damn I found it! It must be 34 years since I’ve laid eyes on this. Knew it by heart back then which makes me feel like I’m warping back to a day in my life as a child. Thank you.
Glad I could help :D
Oh my god, I loved this vhs tape. I would watch this all the time with my mom when i was younger. I would watch this and also play with my dinosaur toys. I only found a portion of this video on here. But the whole thing? oh my god. I am so happy.
I used to watch this all the time when I was little, I loved it so much! I'm pretty sure we still have that vhs tape at my dad's, I'm going to have to go look for it now! 😊 Thanks for uploading, was so nice to see it again.
I know everyone's already said this but I gotta say it again, thank you! This video tape was my SHIT back in the day, and I still like watching it every now and then.
I feel like I have been in the museum for hours and that it's time to go to the gift shop and buy over priced dinosaur toys.
This is brings back so memories.
Same here, thanks so much. You just made my kid inside very happy.
5:14 Oh no! Cockblockasaurus!
The creepy music, and unnatural narration with the mispronounced binomial names scared the living hell out of me as a kid.
Me too. When I heard the t-rex roaring combined with the audio design of the VHS, I would often cower under my blanket when I was a toddler.
It disturbs me as an adult but somehow as a child I was intrigued and not bothered in the slightest?
The creepy music and T-rex roar from the crappy vhs recording and the strange movement was so creepy I thought it was just me.
Alien music
Thank you so much I could never find the second documentary on this tape online
Man....memories
@@MistaVidz So did I.
This is my childhood
This is a childhood classic of mine.
It's fascinating to look back on these kind of films made when the cause of the mesozoic's end was still an open question with competing theories instead of one being almost universally accepted as _the_ cause
Also they called it the great dying back then? That's intriguing considering that's the term for the Permian extinction now
DUDE! I have been looking for this for years. I probably watched this VHS about 100 times but couldn’t remember the name
I remember watching this on VHS for the first time when I was 6-7 years old and absolutely balling my little eyes out in the scene where the dinosaurs all died.
Ive been looking for this for years thank you!!!!!!!!! I kept searching movie with dinosaurs coloring book. Then dinosaur mouse finally found it with dinosaur stop animations
14:10 Oh boy, that did not age well...
Also, does 20:31 sound like Mickey Mouse to anyone?
Finally, know any of the music used?
@@MistaVidz The part about dinosaurs standing upright, with the illustration, is not the current understanding of what a dinosaur's posture would look like. Last I heard, the long tail would actually balance out a body that would naturally lean forward rather than standing straight up and down. Although of course a dinosaur could adopt a more upright posture as necessary, this would not have been the norm.