SIXTY-SIX MINUS ONE - Rick Raptor Reviews
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5 ай бұрынAdam Driver dinosaur movie bad.
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"Allosaurus had never seen such BS before" voice actor:
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@RickRaptor105
Yup, that 38 minute long rant about random low-budget dinosaur shit was just a teaser for THIS.
@mlgodzilla4206
When the aliens look like earthlings while the earthlings look like aliens
@LoudmouthReviews
I think what I hated most about this movie is how the "dinosaurs" do nothing except try to kill something almost every second they are on screen. While the Jurassic Park movies certainly portrayed dinosaurs as potentially dangerous it still had an appreciation for the beauty of animals of the distant past. The "dinosaurs" in 65 are ugly murder machines that seemed to be designed to have as little sympathy as possible. When the meteor wipes them out the audience certainly doesn't think that the world lost anything you instead think "lol fuck these monsters." As an animal lover I found it in serious bad taste
@jurassicswine
The fact they had the audacity to parody Prehistoric Planet has me irrationally upset
@CoralReaper707
The Jack O' Lagosuchus on the thumbnail
@zaragozrex
If your dinosaur designs make the ones from the Jurassic World trilogy look like a documentary series, you are doing something wrong and should never be allowed to cook again.
@GTSE2005
The film's Dsungaripterus' design was the only semi-decent design... BUT THEN THEY MESSED IT UP BY PUTTING ITS EYES IN ITS NOSTRILS!
@DerErwinderErwin
Ah fuck it, I'll do it myself. Time to summon my art and writing skills and make a sci fi project about poor unsuspecting aliens getting torn to shreds by the things our planet has to offer
@Hunter_anims
65 makes ark dinosaurs look accurate
@cintronproductions9430
If literally zero people get killed by dinos, then where are the stakes? It's obvious that the only two characters will live so what's the point of putting them in danger?
@jeebus2313
I admire the commitment to the running joke of referring to A Quiet Place as the "Future Predator movie"
@milchesarreal6964
The filmmakers: we wanna break the monopoly of jurassic world films
@krook_prothespinosaurus
As Pitch Meeting stated:
@Gorgonopsidcommenter
5:32
@raptormage2209
"Less herbivores more carnivores"
@Tareltonlives
Me in 2015: "Can we please have a dinosaur movie that isn't part of Jurassic Park franchise? "
@Gorgonopsidcommenter
It’s really telling when the “behind the scenes/making of” footage of this
@TyrantRex22
Rick, please, i beg of you, i N E E D those Tyrannosaur Bullshit clips, i promise to use them with absolutely 0 responsibility.
@mistabon
The slow dinosaur trope: wouldn't it be novel if the dinosaurs approached slowly because they've never seen a human before? Like you're chillin' in the Cretaceous, then, suddenly, these vertical, garbling, alien monstrosities that sometimes make explosion sounds pop out of nowhere. If I were a T-Rex, I'd approach it slowly too since 1) wtf is that thing? and 2) is it dangerous? Since anyone who's had to deal with an angry cat, for example, knows small =/= safe. It's a shame that dinos are rarely shown to be cautiously curious about new things in these kinds of movies. Or just cautious in general.
@Animusprimalemperor6257
14:05