See and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth, in a story where an underdog dino triumphs to become a hero for the ages.See and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth, in a story where an underdog dino triumphs to become a hero for the ages.See and feel what it was like when dinosaurs ruled the Earth, in a story where an underdog dino triumphs to become a hero for the ages.
- Awards
- 2 nominations
John Leguizamo
- Alex
- (voice)
Justin Long
- Patchi
- (voice)
Skyler Stone
- Scowler
- (voice)
Tiya Sircar
- Juniper
- (voice)
Clay Savage
- Radio Announcer
- (voice)
Jude Tinsely
- Dinosaur ID Card
- (voice)
Mary Mouser
- Dinosaur ID Card
- (voice)
Madison Rothschild
- Dinosaur ID Card
- (voice)
- (as Madison Moellers)
Storyline
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- TriviaOriginally the dinosaurs where not going to speak at all and the film was going to be a silent, slightly less kid-oriented, animated documentary with narration. At the last minute the studio hastily hired actors to voice the dinosaurs after the animation had been rendered which is why the dinosaur's mouths don't move when they speak and when they do the lip synching is off. After the film was released it was panned by critics with the main criticism being the awkward voice-overs.
- GoofsIn the begging of the movie the Zack, Ricky and Jade are driving on a two way highway in Alaska. Like in the rest of the United States of America the lines in the middle of the road should be yellow instead of white to mark traffic going in opposite directions.
- Alternate versionsBlu-ray 3D combo pack contains original un-dubbed 75 minute cut of film as it was originally conceived and supposed to be theatrically shown.
- ConnectionsEdited into Dinosaurs: Prehistoric Planet (2014)
- SoundtracksCalling All Hearts
Written by Charlene Harris and Jimmy Lloyd
Performed by Sanford Clark
Courtesy of Fervor Records Vintage Masters
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Well I like millions of others love the idea of learning about dinosaurs, from children to the elderly there is just something fascinating about them. I am far from a palaeontologist, my love has come from having toys as a kid, TV shows and the Jurassic Park series, so I was so excited to see this film.
I'm not sure why but I assumed a film being released on Boxing Day would be a guaranteed classic, boy was I wrong. I wont spoil the so called "plot" of this film, as I don't think that's fair to people who want to see it.
The positives are there though, the animation and the effects are genuinely beautiful and the fact there were elements of learning in the movie is a nice added bonus especially for children. The first annoyance I had and this may sound a little cheap is that I didn't and most wont recognise any of the dinosaurs in this film, they look familiar but none of the "classic" or "well known" dinosaurs are here.
The dinosaurs do have voices, but unlike any good animation film they didn't have vocal movements on the characters, all of it was dubbed over the action and sometimes it was hard to work out who was actually talking, that was my biggest complaint, something I felt was a lazy move by the creator.
The plot is horrendous and extremely dull, it would have been a good hour show on the television on the discovery channel if the voices weren't there. None of the characters are that interesting and they make a very lame attempt to make the lead come across endearing and someone who you want to back for success, sadly he isn't, the film has poor character development and most of the characters are one dimensional and very irritating.
I loved watching the dinosaurs and found some of it educational, but this film would have been better without the poor voices and done as an experience of the amazement that dinosaurs bring rather than a very poor story. Kids wont enjoy the story any better, I'm a huge kid film fan but this is just not a good watch.
I'd recommend buying this when its in the bargain bin in a local shop and watch it without sound, just to appreciate the effects and the wonder of that era.
What a waste of potential!!!
I'm not sure why but I assumed a film being released on Boxing Day would be a guaranteed classic, boy was I wrong. I wont spoil the so called "plot" of this film, as I don't think that's fair to people who want to see it.
The positives are there though, the animation and the effects are genuinely beautiful and the fact there were elements of learning in the movie is a nice added bonus especially for children. The first annoyance I had and this may sound a little cheap is that I didn't and most wont recognise any of the dinosaurs in this film, they look familiar but none of the "classic" or "well known" dinosaurs are here.
The dinosaurs do have voices, but unlike any good animation film they didn't have vocal movements on the characters, all of it was dubbed over the action and sometimes it was hard to work out who was actually talking, that was my biggest complaint, something I felt was a lazy move by the creator.
The plot is horrendous and extremely dull, it would have been a good hour show on the television on the discovery channel if the voices weren't there. None of the characters are that interesting and they make a very lame attempt to make the lead come across endearing and someone who you want to back for success, sadly he isn't, the film has poor character development and most of the characters are one dimensional and very irritating.
I loved watching the dinosaurs and found some of it educational, but this film would have been better without the poor voices and done as an experience of the amazement that dinosaurs bring rather than a very poor story. Kids wont enjoy the story any better, I'm a huge kid film fan but this is just not a good watch.
I'd recommend buying this when its in the bargain bin in a local shop and watch it without sound, just to appreciate the effects and the wonder of that era.
What a waste of potential!!!
- chris_rowe-881-168820
- Dec 28, 2013
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- Release date
- Countries of origin
- Official sites
- Language
- Also known as
- Walking with Dinosaurs: The Movie
- Filming locations
- New Zealand(location)
- Production companies
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Box office
- Budget
- $80,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $36,076,121
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $7,091,938
- Dec 22, 2013
- Gross worldwide
- $126,546,518
- Runtime1 hour 27 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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