Dinosaurio

Título original: Dinosaurus!

1960
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1h 23min

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After undersea explosions near a Caribbean island, prehistoric creatures are unleashed on the unsuspecting population. Freed from his watery tomb, as well, is a very friendly Neanderthal man who proceeds to befriend a local orphan boy. The boy, Neanderthal and irritated dinosaur make for an interesting dramatic climax.

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Cerca de una isla caribeña, explosiones submarinas liberan criaturas prehistóricas. Un niño se une a un hombre de Neandertal y un dinosaurio irritable para detenerlas.Cerca de una isla caribeña, explosiones submarinas liberan criaturas prehistóricas. Un niño se une a un hombre de Neandertal y un dinosaurio irritable para detenerlas.Cerca de una isla caribeña, explosiones submarinas liberan criaturas prehistóricas. Un niño se une a un hombre de Neandertal y un dinosaurio irritable para detenerlas.

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Trivia
During special effects work on the film, the stop-motion animation crew used their brontosaurus model and miniature jungle set to film a shot for The Odyssey of Flight 33 (1961).

Errores
When the Neanderthal is scared by the woman wearing a face mask and jumps into a bush, he is wearing big white shorts under his loin cloth.

Citas
Bart Thompson: Well now we got a monster in here too. You better learn how to start knocking real quick, Hector.

Conexiones
Edited into La isla de Gilligan: The Secret of Gilligan's Island (1967)

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7/10

This movie is forever linked to my birthday . . . and to the Moon.

I admit it, I am a fan of stop motion animation. It can be excellent or hideous but if it's stop motion I am so there! I was first attracted to this movie when I was very young because it had dinosaurs in it (yes it had a caveman too but he was secondary to me).

Anyway, so why is this particular movie forever tied to my birthday? Therein lies a tale. 20 July 1969 will be forever remembered as the day Neil Armstrong walked on the Moon. That day was also my 5th birthday and I was watching DINOSAURUS in my room on my 12 inch b/w TV. Just at the scene where the mortally wounded Brontosaurus lumbers into the quicksand the movie faded out for a commercial break. Then it cut to the TV newsroom where they were talking about the landing on the Moon. My uncle came into my room to ask if I was watching the news and I said "No, I'm waiting for the movie to come back on."

This made him start talking about how history was being made and I should be proud I could see this moment live and so on. Okay so to-0day I am aware of how important it was but back then I was 5 years old and this was a movie that had DINOSAURS in it for cryin' out loud! Let's just say my priorities were a lot different back then.

When the movie finally came back on I was as happy as could be and it had my undivided attention all the way to the end.

Now I make it a point to watch this movie every year on my birthday and at the scene where the Brontosaurus dies I cannot help but think about the first Moon landing. Curious how completely unrelated memories somehow get joined together isn't it?