Just Me This movie is probably the most underrated movie of Disney.Seriously, t's made in 2000 and animated and it looks incredible. Not to mention the breathtaking music, original story and epic landscapes. Back in those times when Disney movies actually could be scary. This is a must watch and an epic movie.

datautisticgamer-74853 Dinosaur is a merely passable movie, but it isn't necessarily disposable. The main issue that I have with it is the story, as the humor doesn't hit half the time and it is very easy to get distracted from some scenes, including the ones that are supposed to be perilous. With that said, though, I took immediate notice of how well the soundtrack was done in mixing with the scenes and amplifying the reactions. The animation is landmark for 2000 and actually holds up today, even against films like the 2016 remake of The Jungle Book, though there are some spots where the rendered characters don't mix well with the live-action scenery, such as characters entering water and not appearing visibly wet. The characters are bearable and in enough cases likable, having good heart and being able to get some sporadic smiles, and the story was written in a way that the voiceovers could be justified. Of course, though, it simmers down to another polarized Disney movie that mixes major boons with major flaws to give us something that is worth your time viewing. Think of it as Walking With Dinosaurs with better, more necessary voices, better humor (if marginally), and less obnoxious.

The_Film_Cricket Watching the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park I remember wondering how magnificent these creatures might look in a film set in their own habitat showing us how they might have lived. Hearing that Disney was working on such a film my heart leapt. What a magnificent idea, I thought, a film that will show the majesty of these creatures using CGI to bring them to life.Then I saw the trailer and learned that the dinosaurs spoke, my heart sank. Why would you want to great pains to create real backgrounds, using all the state-of-the-art computer animation at your disposal to create these incredible looking dinosaurs only to dimish them with not only human personalities but modern-day sensibilities and catchphrases. Possibly because it's easier to sell toys at a fast food restaurant when the characters are cuddly and have names (but that's just a guess).I began looking for the moments in between when the dinosaurs didn't talk and there aren't many. The story is fine (it actually has more story then any of the recent Disney animated flicks) with the dinos moving across the desert following a devastating meteor storm.I imagined how this film might look on an IMAX screen at 45 minutes with no dialogue and more realism. Wow, how magnificent would that have been?

just a person This movie has stuck with me for years. I was hooked when I was 3, and I still adore it! I was relieved to see a Disney film where there isn't somebody bursting into song throughout the film. This is a bittersweet movie, and has everything. Happy, sad, regretful, adventurous, romantic, tense, and humorous moments. The animation is wonderful, the dinosaurs blending in beautifully with the environment. The characters each have their unique personalities, some evil, others good. The plot is amazing, and you are truly captivated by what the characters are going through. I still have my moments when I'm sitting on the edge of my seat for what is about to happen, and I have seen the movie countless times. I do not think this is for a younger audience, though. Even I am shocked by some of the violence and such in the film, but is necessary and only helps with the entertainment. I only wish it was longer! 9/10. You will not regret watching it.