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Jurassic Fight Club

  • TV Series
  • 2008
IMDb RATING
6.8/10
506
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Jurassic Fight Club (2008)
Jurassic Fight Club: Bloodiest Battle
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Jurassic Fight Club depicts how prehistoric beasts hunted their prey, dissecting these battles and uncovering a predatory world far more calculated and complex than originally thought.Jurassic Fight Club depicts how prehistoric beasts hunted their prey, dissecting these battles and uncovering a predatory world far more calculated and complex than originally thought.Jurassic Fight Club depicts how prehistoric beasts hunted their prey, dissecting these battles and uncovering a predatory world far more calculated and complex than originally thought.

  • Creators
    • George Blasing
    • Kreg Lauterbach
  • Stars
    • Erik Thompson
    • George Blasing
    • Thomas Holtz
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    6.8/10
    506
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    • Creators
      • George Blasing
      • Kreg Lauterbach
    • Stars
      • Erik Thompson
      • George Blasing
      • Thomas Holtz
    • 12User reviews
    • 3Critic reviews
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  • Episodes12

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    Jurassic Fight Club: Bloodiest Battle
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    Jurassic Fight Club: Bloodiest Battle
    Jurassic Fight Club: Vol 4
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    Jurassic Fight Club: Vol 4
    Jurassic Fight Club: Vol 4
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    Jurassic Fight Club: Vol 4
    Jurassic Fight Club: T-Rex Hunter
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    Jurassic Fight Club: T-Rex Hunter
    Jurassic Fight Club: Vol 2
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    Jurassic Fight Club: Vol 2
    Jurassic Fight Club: Vol 3
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    Jurassic Fight Club: Vol 3
    Jurassic Fight Club
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    Erik Thompson
    • Narrator
    • 2008
    George Blasing
    George Blasing
    • Self - Paleontology Expert
    • 2008
    Thomas Holtz
    • Self - Vertebrate Paleontologist, University of Maryland
    • 2008
    Lawrence Witmer
    Lawrence Witmer
    • Self - Professor of Anatomy, Ohio University
    • 2008
    Philip Currie
    • Self - Professor, Dinosaur Reseach: University of Alberta
    • 2008
    Larry Dean Martin
    • Self - Senior Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology, University of Kansas Museum of Natural History
    • 2008
    Peter L. Larson
    Peter L. Larson
    • Self - President, Black Hills Institute of Gealogical Research Inc.
    • 2008
    Mark Loewen
    • Self - Research Associate, Utah Museum of Natural History
    • 2008
    Jim Kirkland
    • Self - Utah State Paleontologist, Utal Geological Survey…
    • 2008
    Robert Gaston
    • Self - President of Gaston Design Inc.
    • 2008
    Brett Kent
    • Self - Instructor, College of Chem. and Life Sciences, University of Maryland
    • 2008
    Mark Norell
    • Self - Chairman and Curator, Div. of Paleontology - American Museum of Natural History…
    • 2008
    John Foster
    • Self - Curator of Paleontology, Museum of Western Colorado
    • 2008
    Blaine Schubert
    Blaine Schubert
    • Self - East Tennessee State University
    • 2008
    Lawrence Barnes
    • Self - Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
    • 2008
    Christopher A. Shaw
    • Self - Collectiion Manager, Gorge C. Page Museum
    • 2008
    Steve Alten
    Steve Alten
    • Self - Author of the Best-Selling Meg Series
    • 2008
    Scott Hartman
    Scott Hartman
    • Self - Science Director, Wyoming Dinosaur Center
    • 2008
    • Creators
      • George Blasing
      • Kreg Lauterbach
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    sebpopcorn

    The TV show format time forgot

    Back in the mists of time there lived a type of television show that looks positively prehistoric to the modern audience. These shows represented animals as being like people. "Oh there goes Mr Beaver off to work at his dam, and here comes Mrs Beaver to make sure he hasn't forgotten his lunch."

    This show is like those old dinosaurs. One dinosaur killing a female dinosaur is described as a "crime" and "domestic incident", for goodness sake! There's a lot of talk of crime scenes, murder and the like almost as though the producers would rather have been turning out a documentary about strangled hookers or something rather than dinosaurs.

    You get a few scientists presenting their latest theories as solid fact whereas they are often conjecture or simply the most fashionable theory of the moment. There's plenty that isn't known about dinosaurs but the show doesn't give that impression at all. Everything is repeated again and again and I don't just mean in the way all shows do these days because of the advert breaks. No you'll have to hear the same information repeated over and over again as though they assume you are thick or they just didn't have enough material to fill the running time.

    This is about as poor and tacky as the title suggests, but the CGI at least looks OK. Since this show has no real interest in dinosaurs beyond them being "cool at fighting" it's hardly a surprise that many of the dinosaurs featured have no association with the Jurassic period whatsoever. This could have been solved by calling it "dinosaur fight club" or something but they know most viewers will only care about seeing some fighting monsters. One final moan, if you are going to have an episode where the word Madagascar is said about once every two minutes it might be a good idea to check the host can actually pronounce it before filming starts because there's no place called Maddy Gas Car.
    1kaijunerd

    I HATE this sad excuse for a documentary!

    I hate Jurassic Fight Club for 3 main reasons. The first reason I despise this show is that it's inaccurate, even for the time. Some examples of things that were inaccurate, even when the show came out are Majungasaurus having defined forearms, Pachyrhinosaurus having a nasal horn, Deinonychus and other dromaeosaurs not having feathers, and SEVERAL OTHERS. The second reason why I loathe Jurassic Fight Club is that the editing is annoying and almost gives you a mini-seisure because there are too many fast-pased jump cuts and ugly color filters. The last reason why I have DISDAIN for this series is that it's ONLY about dinosaurs killing each other, and whenever this peice of crap masquerading as a documentary brings up something that's not about killing, it only spends only a few minutes on that subject so it can just get to the bloodshed quicker. Dinosaurs were regular animals and didn't fight to the death for no reason apart from some "endless hunger". This is a documentary, and documentaries are supposed to be educational, but Jueassic Fight Club LIES TO ITS AUDIENCE. 1 out of 10, would not reccomend.
    5agentyoung007

    unrealized potential

    This show has a very interesting idea, but unfortunately, its potential was not fully realized. Dinosaurs fascinate most people because they are shrouded in mystery. The CGI reconstruction of the fight scenes are very well done, even though there might be inaccurate in some cases, but in my opinion, that's part of the fun, the fact that you can play with the presentation a bit.

    On the other hand, despite the good idea and great CGI rendering, the show's major problem is it's time. The show has 45 minute long episodes and it is very repetitive. The announcer and paleontology experts repeat the facts many times, and you can't help but feel that they think you're dumb. I think this show would of worked better in a 25-30 minute time-frame, giving the great feeling and graphics, but wouldn't be repetitive and boring.
    1dinolover-22952

    Horrible, awesomebros-only quote-on-quote "documentary"

    OMG, this is the worst dinosaur documentary I have ever seen! This show should have never been produced because of many, many reasons. The dinosaurs are well beyond inaccurate even during the time the series was made: raptors being featherless, theropods having pronated wrists, every dinosaur being shrink-wrapped even when healthy, etc. Not only that, but some of their "dinosaurs" don't have anything like their real counterparts, for example, their depiction of "Pachyrhinosaurus" is shown with a nasal horn like other ceratopsid, when it didn't in real life, and their "Majungatholus" (which was actually Majungasaurus) is shown with highly-developed theropod arms and long hind legs, which is the complete opposite of the real animal. Not only that, but they depict every carnivore as bloodthirsty monsters killing everything and constantly roaring at the top of their lungs every two seconds, and herbivores as canon fodder (being helpless meatsacks) for the predators to eat, which is false in reality (imagine if elephants are predator fodder for foxes... yeah, I know. This is really dumb.) and seems to only appeal toxic awesomebro people and not actual paleontologists. Ceratosaurus, in particular, is also portrayed as a weakling and bullied every time Allosaurus shows up, and that makes me feel really bad for Ceratosaurus (even its design is inaccurate). Not only that, but nearly every carnivore makes really stupid decisions, for example, in Bloodiest Battle episode (a really cringy title), a group of Allosaurus makes a "smart" decision and try to hunt a fully grown healthy Camarasaurus instead of eating the carrion of Ceratosaurus and young Stegosaurus (or even finish off a weakened adult Stegosaurus), and guess what? They get killed by the massive sauropod, such a dumb idea only a completely insane and incompetent animal would do. And finally, this show literally lies to its audience, like stating that "T-Rex had an infectious bite" or "Dromaeosaurus used hand signals to communicate". Ugh, I believe that this is what led to the "Dinosaur Dark Era" of dino documentaries, with almost no good dinosaur documentary until Prehistoric Planet (the best dinosaur documentary of all time, with Walking with Dinosaurs being the second best in my opinion) on Apple TV premiered. I WILL NEVER RECOMMEND JURASSIC FIGHT CLUB, AND IT NEEDS TO BE COMPLETELY FORGOTTEN.
    2Gecko-82654

    Effort was made, but in the WRONG place

    The budget for this appalling show seems to be higher than some, but all that effort was out into the wrong place. Instead of make Fight Club a factual and educational documentary, the creators turned it into some awesome bro epic dino blood brawl.

    The many inaccuracies include (but are not limited to):
    • The Dromaeosaurs (raptors) are portrayed as pack hunting and featherless. There is extensive fossil evidence that this is untrue.


    • Tyrannosaurus is said to have a toxic bite like a Kamodo dragon, because it's teeth were serrated. However, many other carnivores have serrated teeth and no toxins. It is absurd speculation to believe T-Rex had toxins in its teeth like a Kamodo dragon (infact, it has been found that Kamodo dragons have VENOM, not just bacteria).


    The portrayal of the animals is just dreadful. Dinosaurs/prehistoric animals were NOT bloodthirsty and didn't have some "endless thirst to kill". Many of the animals make absolutely rediculous decisions that they'd have to be rabid to do in real life.

    Overall, this show should be a fictional show, not a documentary. The dinosaurs in JFC are just monsters, not animals like in reality.

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      Despite the fossil evidence that suggests that the raptor-like dinosaurs were covered (at least partially) with feathers, this show continues to show them with scales, a rather obsolete image nowadays. The animals in question are only shown to have worn feathers on the back of their heads, on their arms, and along their tails, or, in one case, nowhere. According to the creators, this is due to budget issues and technical limitations, although the episodes that focus on mammals did manage to animate the animals with hair.
    • Goofs
      The show constantly depicted carnivorous dinosaurs with pronated hands (with their palms facing down or back). These animal's were unable to twist their hands this way. Fossil evidence shows they constantly held them with the palms facing inward. To turn their palms downward, they would have had to twist their whole arms.
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    • Release date
      • July 29, 2008 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Mundo jurásico
    • Filming locations
      • San Antonio, Texas, USA
    • Production companies
      • 1080 Entertainment
      • 1080 Productions
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