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Dinosaurs: Giants of Patagonia

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"Dinosaurs 3D" takes an in-depth look at the world of some of the largest dinosaurs, Giganotosaurus and Argentinosaurus among them, with never-before-seen computer-generated footage. Filmed in collaboration with some renowned scientists, it challenges the dimensions of the giant screen.

Critics Reviews

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Tim Robey Daily Telegraph (UK) 06/21/2018
This slick prehistory lesson has state-of-the-art CG dinos, narration in the always welcome baritone of Donald Sutherland, and some genuinely spectacular fly-bys over the Argentinian wilderness. Go to Full Review
Paige Wiser Chicago Sun-Times 06/15/2007
2.5/4
Be warned: Dinosaurs is a little scary. Nothing tries to eat you, which is nice, but with the 3D effect, these ginormous creatures practically perch -- menacingly -- on your armrest. Go to Full Review
Michael Esposito Chicago Tribune 06/14/2007
3/4
The film reminds us that in birds, dinosaurs 'have left us only their grace and beauty,' for which, as a small mammal (at least in comparison to a 45-foot-long carnivore), I'm grateful. Go to Full Review
Jim Lane Sacramento News & Review 05/07/2007
4/5
...great fun... Go to Full Review
Edward Ortiz Sacramento Bee 04/27/2007
3.5/4
An intelligently crafted Imax film that is as rooted in science as it is cloaked in the thrilling images of CGI. Go to Full Review
Lori Hoffman Atlantic City Weekly 04/20/2007
3/4
... the perfect blend of scholarly information and totally cool dinosaurs brought to vivid life. Go to Full Review
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11/29/2013 You can't go wrong with IMAX and dinosaurs in this enchanting documentary. This film is really meant to be seen in theaters in front of a million inch screen with your rotating chair and holographic glasses on. All kidding aside this movie will be quite enjoyable for all 40 minutes. See more 01/25/2013 3d was ok but it was a great story, kids enjoyed See more 08/31/2012 I know that this film was designed to be seen in 3-D IMAX so I cannot give an accurate representation of the theater effect, considering that I watched this in my living room on a 32-inch screen. In the end, 40 minutes just is not enough time to take an audience through the evolution of dinosaurs to their extinction. The largest impression left on me was when the comets started hitting and it finally hit me that the movie only had three minutes left. The dinosaurs are fake enough that children won't be scared but computer animated well enough that we get an accurate picture of Prehistoric life. There was a definitive moment of "Finally!" when some of the dinosaurs began to fight but overall, "Dinosaurs: Giants of Patagonia" is just a textbook telling of the lifetime of a few dino species. See more 08/26/2012 I remember watching this film at 9 am(because that was the only time you could watch it at the theater at that time) and Loved it. Plus it was in 3D! To those who love dinosaurs, I strongly reccomend ths film. Critics gave it 100% on Rotten Tomatoes for crying out loud! Looking at how much the audience(at the moment) likes this movie(52%), this film is surley underestimated! See more 05/18/2012 Ya worth the netflix rental forsure!!! See more 09/23/2011 The history of dinosaurs in a CGI nutshell. See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis "Dinosaurs 3D" takes an in-depth look at the world of some of the largest dinosaurs, Giganotosaurus and Argentinosaurus among them, with never-before-seen computer-generated footage. Filmed in collaboration with some renowned scientists, it challenges the dimensions of the giant screen.
Director
Marc Fafard
Producer
Carl Samson
Screenwriter
Marc Fafard
Distributor
Sky High Entertainment
Production Co
Sky High Entertainment
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Apr 5, 2007, Original
Release Date (Streaming)
Mar 29, 2017
Runtime
40m
Aspect Ratio
IMAX (1.43:1)