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- TriviaChristopher Reeve flew in on his own plane in order to make the location shoot. The temperature in the Museum was over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, but Reeve was as cool as ice, including wanting to re-shoot a number of scenes.
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Christopher Reeve: Join us now for this first-time ever look at a world authentically recreated especially for this program: The World of the Dinosaur.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Eyewitness: Dinosaur (1994)
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A real blast from my childhood!
Dinosaurs were just about my favorite things from my childhood, ever since first seeing the Primeval World segment at the Disneyland Railroad attraction. From collecting books to figurines, dinosaurs were just the most entertaining and fascinating creatures, and I was obviously excited when I saw this documentary on TV - one of my first times seeing live-looking dinosaurs in action.
Though this documentary shows clips from a variety of classic dinosaur films, there were also some original dinosaur footage filmed especially for this movie - most notably the battle between the Tyrannosaurus Rex and Monoclonius, the Trachodon escaping the T-Rex and the pair of Deinonychus chasing down a Struthiomimus. These scenes were definitely the highlight of the documentary and it was a treat for me seeing these live-looking dinosaurs in battle.
A very good documentary with some good insight in the narration and, though dated by 2010s standard, good visual effects for its time.
Grade A-
Though this documentary shows clips from a variety of classic dinosaur films, there were also some original dinosaur footage filmed especially for this movie - most notably the battle between the Tyrannosaurus Rex and Monoclonius, the Trachodon escaping the T-Rex and the pair of Deinonychus chasing down a Struthiomimus. These scenes were definitely the highlight of the documentary and it was a treat for me seeing these live-looking dinosaurs in battle.
A very good documentary with some good insight in the narration and, though dated by 2010s standard, good visual effects for its time.
Grade A-
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