Here I am, a 21 year old man and admit that this soundtrack brings me to tears because of how... ALIVE it is. My parents didn’t take me to the theaters to watch it, but I can only imagine how much more “alive” the soundtrack would have been in a loud, surround sound movie theater.
Movies like this make me want a movie theater specifically for throwbacks. Show those old films for those who never got to experience it in a cinema, or for those who have and want to do it again.
I saw it in theatres as a kid. I was 8 at the time and the movie blew me away. I still remember the meteor strike, raptor chase and herd scene like it was yesterday. A beautiful experience
I will always remember how the music swelled at 1:54 when Aladar was in the midst of the dinosaur herd for the first time, when he was underneath the big brachiosaurus, how as a kid this music truly emphasized to me the sheer size and power that these creatures had, definitely influenced my love of dinosaurs haha.
The French Horns in this just make this piece. They are shrill and terrifying one minute, then huge and triumphant the next. The sound just evokes power to me, like it's emulating the call of the Dinosaurs themselves.
You're right. That part marks the end of the road... for Kron. After stubbornly trying to climb up the rocks to get into the Nesting Grounds, he finds himself hitting a dead end. No way to climb the steep rockface to get to the Nesting Grounds, a sheer drop leading to a painful end on the sharp rocks below, and a hungry Carnotaurus coming for him. Plus, he was still wounded from his fight with Aladar, so there's no way he would have been able to keep going. It was a no-win situation that would have ended with him dying if he either tried to keep climbing or tried to face the Carnotaurus.
Grim Reaper i don't think this movie for children(but i saw him in 5 year😀).First PG in Disney with blood,eating of dead bodies(or maybe not dead),genocide a lot of characters.Very childish movie
I remember seeing this in theaters as a kid, and this song started playing when they all are howling at the Carnotaurus, and I remember my skin feeling numb and tears forming in my eyes from pure awe. Still feel the exact same way all these years later. Wonderful forgotten gem.
When rewatching this as an 18 year-old with my mother, we (or at least my mom) were surprised that this is a movie for like 7 year-old kids. There ARE quite a few scary scenes in here, and as a child I found those scary too, but the movie has always been overall awesome, even with the few scary scenes, like the Carnotaurs and the meteor. This is a kids movie that shows the true sides of nature and the world. It's what makes it such a great movie. It's so realistic, both with the animation and the world we're in, but also with the dinosaurs and animals' natures and behaviors, their noises and habits and everything. Especially the fact that quite a lot of characters (both a few main and lots of background ones) die and are seen killed by the Carnotaurs, that the animators don't try to hide it from the kids like most modern kids films do, that makes the movie so realistic and shows kids what nature is really like, but the movie's still appropriate for kids. I'm not sure what I wanted with all that text, but I just REALLY LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! Kids should watch THIS movie instead of that "The Good Dinosaur" or other such modern kids movies. We need more movies like this one.
Rubywing4 I'm adraid but you aren't right.It was first PG MOVIE IN DISNEY HISTORY.Movie has blood,multiple deaths,eating of dead bodies(😬) and of course Carnotaurus.They were like maniacs(i know that it's their nature but come on they are all dinosaurs so you can imagine them as Jason or Michael or someone else) from movies
The darkest scene in the movie is where Bruton and the scout dinosaur are attacked by the Carnotaurs. We see the scout dragged away by his tail. But as Bruton is trying to escape, off to the side you can see the Carnotaur eating the scout. It's a quick shot that if you blink you'll miss it. I noticed it as a kid and pointed it out to my mom and she was like "Oh wow."
@@davidstone281 Ah yes, that was also a scene that I found dark and scary. When I was a kid I did notice the Carnotaur in the background, though I might have only half noticed the flesh torn from the scout's body, not sure. I always found the meteor scene the scariest scene, because... armageddon!
Grear Disney movie. No googley eyes, sing alongs and all that bs. Death, blood, bruises, working together to survive, the meaning of life. All the things that made this movie number one best disney movie
Does anyone else remember the big GASP in the theater when the Carnotaur was falling and started taking Aladar with him?? O_O!!! Hehehe! "NOOO!!!" Heart skipped a beat!
OK, I'm gonna be completely honest... Sharptooth from Land Before Time didn't scare me that much, the Carnotaurs from this movie, did, however, IDK why, I guess maybe its because they look more real or sound more scary, but either way, the Carnotaurs were the scariest villains to me as a kid
smithenator Not to get technical, but those weren't Velos since they were actually extremely small. The raptors they describe in those movies, and in the new World one, they are probably Utahs, since they are closer to that size
I like to think at 1:57, the Carnosaurus was like, "Oh. Um. Did I say that I was gonna eat you? HAHA... I was, uh... kidding! I'm gonna... back away slowly now..."
This brings me back to my childhood… I don’t care what anyone else says, but this age of cinema, late 90s to early 2000s… heck just say the 90s to 2000s were just a joy to be alive, especially at a young age. And I mean not just cinema, but cartoons and video games.
+Bob Cat I remember just hearing just a random song from my childhood movie for the first time, dang it brought memories. But the solo caught my attention so fast everything got quiet next hear the french horn 😲. Instant goosebumps and I said holy sh.....
That music in the beginning , though. I'm still uneasy listening to it to this day. When I first seen this movie as a child, I remember thinking "I don't like where this is going..." This music fits perfectly with the velociraptors, even though they are small, they make up for this by being, sneaky, intelligent, extremely calculative hunters and are not to be reckoned with.
Wow! I've been exploring childhood movie soundtracks and I actually felt like the wind got knocked out of me when I listened to the "stand together". In general this movie just had really memorable soundtracks.
I used to love watching this movie as a kid but when I got into Pokémon I completely forgot it but when I started playing Fossil Fighters and learned about more dinosaurs I remembered and now I want to watch this movie again
If he's not Howard Shore ,Hans Zimmer ,James Horner ,John Williams ,Vangelis Papathanasiou, Harry Gregson-Williams and nowdays 2 Steps from Hell... then who has made those Brilliant Soundtracks that even a 8 years old child remember excactly the right spot of scenes the sounds and the enviroments thanks to these wonderful melodies !!?
So epic. D: I love the part when Baylene steps over Aladar, and this theme plays. It's so incredible to think about the massive size of the animals and the epic proportions of the whole story that I can't even describe it.
When I think of this scene, I think of early humans defending a child from a Sabre Tooth Cat by standing united and rising off the ground by standing on two legs. Thats just me.
Superb, powerful, dramatic, I love DINOSAUR! :D An awesome climax, not a perfect film by any means, but hugely underrated. I love the story and the message about survival, you have to stick together in order to survive :)
***** I agree! I used to watch this movie when I was a kid a lot but now that I re-watch it, I realize that it is very deep. For example, when Aladar and the others were in the cave, you could really feel and see Bruton knowing that he was going to die when he decided to help Aladar. The look in his eyes just hit me and I was mindblown. Other examples are when Aladar stood up for what he thought was right. Also, this film was pretty strong (not in a derogatory way) but for the fact that they show the other Iguanadon being eaten by the Carnotaur with its flesh being torn from its body (even just a bit) was just woah... Every detail that was put into this movie was not a waste. Absolutely one of my favorites ever! ^-^
It is such a masterpiece and Aladar is a fantastic character because of his care and compassion towards the other dinosaurs and the lemurs and he really proves himself to be a worthy leader and adding to your point of Bruton, you really understand his struggle, he wants to prove himself as a hero but he is stuck as Kron's henchman and he witnesses Kron pushing the others too far and I absolutely adore the cave fight sequence because you really see Bruton's true colors as he sacrifices himself, this movie truly pushes the boundries with the emotional journey of each character.
This music makes me think of this huge ass fish I caught once and I just kept fighting and fighting this thing so hard and justI was using all my strength to real in this monster! It was like the biggest battle against nature I've ever experienced. The fish was like 4 and a half feet long! And this music is awesome and dramatic just like my epic catch.
I have introduced this to my Bengals, and displayed all my collection from early 2000s and late 90s. Thank you. The pc game found in Cereal boxes was amazing. It was Chess.
Ahh back as a child when I used to adore dinosaurs. Always watching Walking With Dinosaurs, always reading about dinosaurs and craving to go see their bones at the Natural History Museum. This movie was perfect, and even though I didn't know what an iguanadon was this film introduced me to them. Miss these days, but gladly reliving them on UA-cam.
I've had herds of herbies do this to my T Rex more times than I care to count... +SS T-Rex But rest assured, no pack of parasitic allos will challenge ME! I am the Tyrant Lizard King! I'll take you ALL on! XD
3:08 That moment when you just so happen to stumble on carnos trying to kill juvenile tyrannosaurs and you decide to butt right in to save them in Survival.
When I was a kid I used to have the OST on a CD, alongside with a old school Walkman and I had a loooot of Dinosaur Figures, and I would always go on and play the songs of the movie from my Walkman while playing the scenes of the fitting scenes with my Dinosaur Figures. This one was the scene I liked to play the most - memories :')
I was thinking about my favorite music and which ones I liked- and I remembered hearing this tune (1:31) from a movie but coudn't figure out what it was until I looked through the stash of VCRs we have. This is as EPIC AS I REMEMBERED!!! :D *favorited*
I dont understand the hate for this movie, really. And no, "simple/less original" story does not count in my book, because many stories that people love are also retellings of existing ones. This movie is really enjoyable to me, and the soundtrack still hits !!
Stand Together is the best scene in Dinosaur because it’s the scene where Kron gets killed by the Carnotaur as karma for being a tyrannical dictator of a Herd leader! And what’s more, his voice actor Samuel E. Wright has died from prostate cancer! How good is that! Now that Samuel E. Wright is dead from prostate cancer, his character Kron is officially deader than ever!
this was made 18 years ago and i watched this atleast 30 times when i was 2.3 years old. i don't remember anything from when i was that age. But then i heard this and my memories flooded into my head. This is forever my favourite animated movie.
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Here I am, a 21 year old man and admit that this soundtrack brings me to tears because of how... ALIVE it is. My parents didn’t take me to the theaters to watch it, but I can only imagine how much more “alive” the soundtrack would have been in a loud, surround sound movie theater.
oh yeah it was loud and awesome! I'm sad you didnt get to watch it in theaters but man the ending part of the movie was really great
Movies like this make me want a movie theater specifically for throwbacks. Show those old films for those who never got to experience it in a cinema, or for those who have and want to do it again.
I was there, man
Great memory, makes me more appreciative of being there in theater at the time.
What brings me tears is the childhood memories I have with this movie. This is one of my favorite film when I was a kid
I saw it in theatres as a kid. I was 8 at the time and the movie blew me away. I still remember the meteor strike, raptor chase and herd scene like it was yesterday. A beautiful experience
"Don't move! If we scatter he'll pick us off, Stand Together!" My favorite quote
Such a good quote
Holds true now we are stronger together.
eargasm
JurassicKouseiZilla 2002 I was about to say the same thing.
9...years ago?
Dude, you should totally do a video of this movie
Facts
Woah, old comment but please do a vid on this movie. I think it’s a great but underrated movie, and the generic name doesn’t help.
The part where they stood upto the carnotaur as a herd inspired me so much when I was young
All the carnotaurs were trying to do is find food, it's not there fault.
I was always crying at that point xD
Tell that to vegans
Me too, its so awesome
No matter how big and powerful the enemy is if we stand together he's nothing.. 👍
I will always remember how the music swelled at 1:54 when Aladar was in the midst of the dinosaur herd for the first time, when he was underneath the big brachiosaurus, how as a kid this music truly emphasized to me the sheer size and power that these creatures had, definitely influenced my love of dinosaurs haha.
This music can literally make anything epic.
This plays whenever biology professors see mobbing in action.
The whole soundtrack in general is is epic
Trex/Rexy And Blue vs The Indominus rex
@@28godzilla yeah, it reminds me of the ost for Turok: Evolution! The gameplay was okay but the score was PHENOMENAL!
This soundtrack is EXTREMELY powerful, beautiful music I have ever heard.
I agree
You need to thank James Newton Howard for creating this wonderful soundtrack
Well then thanks James Newton Howard because it's AMAZING!
The French Horns in this just make this piece. They are shrill and terrifying one minute, then huge and triumphant the next. The sound just evokes power to me, like it's emulating the call of the Dinosaurs themselves.
Totally agree...
2:43 gives me chills, the echoing voices in the back symboling the end of the road.
You're right. That part marks the end of the road... for Kron.
After stubbornly trying to climb up the rocks to get into the Nesting Grounds, he finds himself hitting a dead end. No way to climb the steep rockface to get to the Nesting Grounds, a sheer drop leading to a painful end on the sharp rocks below, and a hungry Carnotaurus coming for him. Plus, he was still wounded from his fight with Aladar, so there's no way he would have been able to keep going.
It was a no-win situation that would have ended with him dying if he either tried to keep climbing or tried to face the Carnotaurus.
@@jimbodeek If he followed aladar he would be still alive
@@Ahmed-ss6ds idk, probably not. That was like, million of years ago
This movie was the best thing that ever happened to me as a child
Same
:)
yes
Me too :)
Grim Reaper i don't think this movie for children(but i saw him in 5 year😀).First PG in Disney with blood,eating of dead bodies(or maybe not dead),genocide a lot of characters.Very childish movie
At 1:31 i always get excited at that part.
Especially when all the others join in and roar at the Carnotaur.
I remember seeing this in theaters as a kid, and this song started playing when they all are howling at the Carnotaurus, and I remember my skin feeling numb and tears forming in my eyes from pure awe. Still feel the exact same way all these years later. Wonderful forgotten gem.
When rewatching this as an 18 year-old with my mother, we (or at least my mom) were surprised that this is a movie for like 7 year-old kids.
There ARE quite a few scary scenes in here, and as a child I found those scary too, but the movie has always been overall awesome, even with the few scary scenes, like the Carnotaurs and the meteor.
This is a kids movie that shows the true sides of nature and the world.
It's what makes it such a great movie.
It's so realistic, both with the animation and the world we're in, but also with the dinosaurs and animals' natures and behaviors, their noises and habits and everything.
Especially the fact that quite a lot of characters (both a few main and lots of background ones) die and are seen killed by the Carnotaurs, that the animators don't try to hide it from the kids like most modern kids films do, that makes the movie so realistic and shows kids what nature is really like, but the movie's still appropriate for kids.
I'm not sure what I wanted with all that text, but I just REALLY LOVE THIS MOVIE!!!
Kids should watch THIS movie instead of that "The Good Dinosaur" or other such modern kids movies.
We need more movies like this one.
Rubywing4 I'm adraid but you aren't right.It was first PG MOVIE IN DISNEY HISTORY.Movie has blood,multiple deaths,eating of dead bodies(😬) and of course Carnotaurus.They were like maniacs(i know that it's their nature but come on they are all dinosaurs so you can imagine them as Jason or Michael or someone else) from movies
Rubywing4 and some Disney movies are great.Moana,Zootopia,Ralph and of course Inside Out
The darkest scene in the movie is where Bruton and the scout dinosaur are attacked by the Carnotaurs. We see the scout dragged away by his tail. But as Bruton is trying to escape, off to the side you can see the Carnotaur eating the scout. It's a quick shot that if you blink you'll miss it. I noticed it as a kid and pointed it out to my mom and she was like "Oh wow."
@@davidstone281 Ah yes, that was also a scene that I found dark and scary. When I was a kid I did notice the Carnotaur in the background, though I might have only half noticed the flesh torn from the scout's body, not sure.
I always found the meteor scene the scariest scene, because... armageddon!
I watched it on DVD maybe like 100 times when I was 5, I wouldn't have it any other way that CD was so important to me lol
1:30 -> 2:05 This part is soooooo gooooooodddd
2:11 When the Carnotaur starts to run
This part gives me goosebumps
apart we're powerless, together we're stronger
One of the many reasons why i LOVE so much Dinosaurs!!! ❤️🦕🦖
Grear Disney movie. No googley eyes, sing alongs and all that bs. Death, blood, bruises, working together to survive, the meaning of life. All the things that made this movie number one best disney movie
Does anyone else remember the big GASP in the theater when the Carnotaur was falling and started taking Aladar with him?? O_O!!! Hehehe! "NOOO!!!" Heart skipped a beat!
+Daniel Selk
my pant's might haven gotten a little wet :-/
+Daniel Selk Same here bro!!
*carnaturus roars loudly in the distance and appears by walking*
1:31 is goosebumps moment. Wow what a music. When the herd stood up to the carnotaurus it sends chills down my spine.
all aboard the nostalgia train!! dem chills...
*hops aboard the train* where are we heading to?! Memory station?
land of magic!
Nice!
Raptors have always been my favourite dinosaurs. They're like... prehistoric wolves!
And some speculation would suggested that raptors behaved similar to wolves in terms of pack mentality
they kind of remind me more of prehistoric crows and ravens,intelligent social predators\scavengers.
OK, I'm gonna be completely honest... Sharptooth from Land Before Time didn't scare me that much, the Carnotaurs from this movie, did, however, IDK why, I guess maybe its because they look more real or sound more scary, but either way, the Carnotaurs were the scariest villains to me as a kid
They're not villains they're predators, they only want a meal, nothing else. It's just nature.
Dhivaan Salig
In the context of the movie they are villains. Just like the shark in Jaws is a villain.
+ElectricPsychic for me it was the velocoraptors from Jurassic Park 3, especially when they snapped Yudeski's spine D:
smithenator Not to get technical, but those weren't Velos since they were actually extremely small. The raptors they describe in those movies, and in the new World one, they are probably Utahs, since they are closer to that size
Maddie Boo I think Utahs are bigger than Velocs.
1:29 - 2:06 this is EPIC, absolutly AWESOME! I adore James Newton Howard for composing such gorgeous soundtrack!
An excellent climax and a FANTASTIC soundtrack!
Six Foot Turkey I am literally addicted to this soundtrack. XD
PookieWowza Me too :P
Six Foot Turkey I just noticed your username by the way. Made me laugh when I realised what it meant. xD
PookieWowza Haha! Thanks.
PookieWowza .
I like to think at 1:57, the Carnosaurus was like, "Oh. Um. Did I say that I was gonna eat you? HAHA... I was, uh... kidding! I'm gonna... back away slowly now..."
2:07 **sees kron** "too easy..."
Man, this takes me back... I still love this movie to death!
11 dislikes, wow some people have no taste in music because this has the most beautiful soundtrack that came out of Disney by far
+Sean Dewar Exactly!
+Sean Dewar Those 11..I meant 14... people just like things like Justin Bieber, and never watched beautiful movies like that in their childhood [:
+Sean Dewar True :)
Sean Dewar not the greatest but one of.Newmans and Giacchino compositions are top notch as well
Just ignore the haters. I loved this soundtrack.
This brings me back to my childhood… I don’t care what anyone else says, but this age of cinema, late 90s to early 2000s… heck just say the 90s to 2000s were just a joy to be alive, especially at a young age. And I mean not just cinema, but cartoons and video games.
This movie is just beautiful best childhood memories, and the best of it is the soundtracks .
I remember this movie from when I was five. I remember how weird the Velociraptors looked in this.
that french horn solo at the end, got me Goosebumps, so clean & beautiful.
+Erick Baez Me too! I wish my high school could've played this!
+Bob Cat I remember just hearing just a random song from my childhood movie for the first time, dang it brought memories. But the solo caught my attention so fast everything got quiet next hear the french horn 😲. Instant goosebumps and I said holy sh.....
+Erick Baez I know how you feel!! =D
BOSS!!!! I watch this movie about 11 times and I was so happy about all of the features of the film. THEY SHOULD DO A SEQUEL!!!!!!!
NO!! I don't want them to touch this underappreciated gem anymore. This is one of those movies which they should just leave alone.
Danny Stuivenberg I so agree, man. This movie was epic, and to make it stay that way it has to remain untouched.
How about 3D ?
How about 3D
Maybe. But I'm not sure if it'd be worth it, after all it wasn't an Avengers-like action movie, y'know?
That music in the beginning , though. I'm still uneasy listening to it to this day. When I first seen this movie as a child, I remember thinking "I don't like where this is going..." This music fits perfectly with the velociraptors, even though they are small, they make up for this by being, sneaky, intelligent, extremely calculative hunters and are not to be reckoned with.
Also 0:49 really made me fall off my chair!
+Zak Jones when I watched the movie when I was 8 at the scene where the music hit at 2:30 I couldn't sleep that night
still my favourite scene as a kid. love
1:07 Where the OST is awesome.
I agree 100%!
And 1:11
1:20 We all came for this.
2:41
I used to always think that was Zini shouting at the top of his lungs, surfing at the lake lol
So did I!! I just realized it was in the music a week or two ago.
Megaman.EXE glad i'm not the only one.
I watched this movie for 13 years and I never saw it that way. That's fucking hilarious! LOL
Same here.
I rewatched it for the first time a while ago and thought that too.
Pls, tell me I'm not the only one that can hear the roars on its head while listening to this
nope :)
Wow! I've been exploring childhood movie soundtracks and I actually felt like the wind got knocked out of me when I listened to the "stand together". In general this movie just had really memorable soundtracks.
The lion king and dinosaur is a awesome Disney movie
STAND TOGETHER!
Music that really makes you feel like you want to stand up and fight.
I used to love watching this movie as a kid but when I got into Pokémon I completely forgot it but when I started playing Fossil Fighters and learned about more dinosaurs I remembered and now I want to watch this movie again
You play fossil fighters too! :D
+Bluchster I do too
If he's not Howard Shore ,Hans Zimmer ,James Horner ,John Williams ,Vangelis Papathanasiou, Harry Gregson-Williams and nowdays 2 Steps from Hell... then who has made those Brilliant Soundtracks that even a 8 years old child remember excactly the right spot of scenes the sounds and the enviroments thanks to these wonderful melodies !!?
When you hear people talking about their favorite Disney songs and you think of what your own is...
At 1:30 when the Brachiosaurus appears is one of the best scenes of all time, and this music is fuckin amazing
So epic. D:
I love the part when Baylene steps over Aladar, and this theme plays. It's so incredible to think about the massive size of the animals and the epic proportions of the whole story that I can't even describe it.
When I think of this scene, I think of early humans defending a child from a Sabre Tooth Cat by standing united and rising off the ground by standing on two legs. Thats just me.
This is a cool vision of the scene
I want to see that now! XD
well they sorta did a scene like that in walking with prehistoric beasts
Superb, powerful, dramatic, I love DINOSAUR! :D An awesome climax, not a perfect film by any means, but hugely underrated. I love the story and the message about survival, you have to stick together in order to survive :)
I agree!
Who doesn't love the Dinosaur score? :) Its soo good
It's survival of the fittest, mate. :)
***** I agree! I used to watch this movie when I was a kid a lot but now that I re-watch it, I realize that it is very deep. For example, when Aladar and the others were in the cave, you could really feel and see Bruton knowing that he was going to die when he decided to help Aladar. The look in his eyes just hit me and I was mindblown. Other examples are when Aladar stood up for what he thought was right. Also, this film was pretty strong (not in a derogatory way) but for the fact that they show the other Iguanadon being eaten by the Carnotaur with its flesh being torn from its body (even just a bit) was just woah... Every detail that was put into this movie was not a waste. Absolutely one of my favorites ever! ^-^
It is such a masterpiece and Aladar is a fantastic character because of his care and compassion towards the other dinosaurs and the lemurs and he really proves himself to be a worthy leader and adding to your point of Bruton, you really understand his struggle, he wants to prove himself as a hero but he is stuck as Kron's henchman and he witnesses Kron pushing the others too far and I absolutely adore the cave fight sequence because you really see Bruton's true colors as he sacrifices himself, this movie truly pushes the boundries with the emotional journey of each character.
1:29 beginning of the best part
This movie is always in my top favorites!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍💗❤️💗❤️💗❤️💗
Mine too
02:42 I remember when I was like 3 years old and heard that for the first time....could not sleep that night! OwO
Why? o_O
1 year later....I'm still waiting for an answer....
XD
@@Commander_Shepard. because of ducking carnotaurus who was running toward TV😯
1:30 best moment of my childhood
This song fits the Enies Lobby arc of One Piece perfectly.
Oi a One Piece fan ❤
those brass instruments always give me the chills
Watching the scene of Aladar confronting the Carnotaurus when I was 5 is the reason I LOVE cinema
This song is still the whole reason why I wanna play F Horn so badly!! Someone needs to teach me!!
This music makes me think of this huge ass fish I caught once and I just kept fighting and fighting this thing so hard and justI was using all my strength to real in this monster! It was like the biggest battle against nature I've ever experienced. The fish was like 4 and a half feet long! And this music is awesome and dramatic just like my epic catch.
I dunno it just doesn't remind me of fishing at all. that idea actually ruined this song for me? :(
I have introduced this to my Bengals, and displayed all my collection from early 2000s and late 90s. Thank you. The pc game found in Cereal boxes was amazing. It was Chess.
Ahh back as a child when I used to adore dinosaurs. Always watching Walking With Dinosaurs, always reading about dinosaurs and craving to go see their bones at the Natural History Museum. This movie was perfect, and even though I didn't know what an iguanadon was this film introduced me to them. Miss these days, but gladly reliving them on UA-cam.
I never heard this soundtrack properly because of all the dinosaurs being *l o u d* but
1:25 to 1:52 is probably my favourite part.
5:03 Welcome home!
I played this when me and my pack of allosaurus were standing our ground against a group if Tyrannosaurus in the isle,it was epic!!!
I've had herds of herbies do this to my T Rex more times than I care to count...
+SS T-Rex But rest assured, no pack of parasitic allos will challenge ME! I am the Tyrant Lizard King! I'll take you ALL on!
XD
What game?
gckbowers411 The Isle. Its TONS of fun, get it XD
I am not the only one :V
3:08 That moment when you just so happen to stumble on carnos trying to kill juvenile tyrannosaurs and you decide to butt right in to save them in Survival.
When I was a kid I used to have the OST on a CD, alongside with a old school Walkman and I had a loooot of Dinosaur Figures, and I would always go on and play the songs of the movie from my Walkman while playing the scenes of the fitting scenes with my Dinosaur Figures. This one was the scene I liked to play the most - memories :')
I'm re-watching the movie in my mind right along side the song when im listening to this song
I watched the scene with this score a thousand times...just for the amazing feeling ;-)
I can imagine a fantasy/sci-fi war with this track,
I used to watch this movie so much and have nightmares everytime and not be able to watch it by myself yet I watched it all the time o_O
The Carnotaurus scared the hell out of me when I was a kid back then and the music playing in the background wasn't helping me lol
At 4:51 gave me the feels ;-;
Ikr
1:30 Gave me chills the most.
3:51 to the end is amazing
You know, as a young adult I have conquered many fears of mine. But the dinosaurs that chased after our main character still scare me 😂
I was thinking about my favorite music and which ones I liked- and I remembered hearing this tune (1:31) from a movie but coudn't figure out what it was until I looked through the stash of VCRs we have.
This is as EPIC AS I REMEMBERED!!! :D *favorited*
I dont understand the hate for this movie, really. And no, "simple/less original" story does not count in my book, because many stories that people love are also retellings of existing ones.
This movie is really enjoyable to me, and the soundtrack still hits !!
Stand together goes with everything change my mind.
makes it hard to believe its a disney movie
Carnotaurus: *roars in the background*. All the other dinosaurs start panicking. It charges not out of hunger but out of revenge 1:06
does anyone else get a predator feeling to the soundtrack at 0:55? DINOSAUR OSTs will forever play in my head.
1:25 É top lembrar de todos avançando e o Carnotauro recuando.
Pete Anthony is the most awesome conductor in the history of the whole damn world.
Oh how I loved this movie when if frist came out (I was 10) every part of it.
Stand Together is the best scene in Dinosaur because it’s the scene where Kron gets killed by the Carnotaur as karma for being a tyrannical dictator of a Herd leader! And what’s more, his voice actor Samuel E. Wright has died from prostate cancer! How good is that! Now that Samuel E. Wright is dead from prostate cancer, his character Kron is officially deader than ever!
this is the best track in the film
I LOVE this film, and the soundtrack :)
I love 1:40 - 1:50. It sends goosebumps to my face.
The closest thing we had to a good Dinosaur movie since the first Jurassic Park
Yeah…no.
@@Mac14329 surely what you meant to say was “Um…yeah”
@@estevesfilmandgaming3115 No. I said “Yeah…no.” And I meant it.
@@Mac14329 Okay, so you’re on crack. This and the first Jurassic Park are the only good dinosaur movies on earth, stop lying to yourself.
i'm soooo scared right now...EPIC
this was made 18 years ago and i watched this atleast 30 times when i was 2.3 years old.
i don't remember anything from when i was that age. But then i heard this and my memories flooded into my head. This is forever my favourite animated movie.
1:51
Insert "Turn up the volume" meme
Love this film! Love this music!
THANK YOU x MILLION :)
that horn is incredable
I somewhat hear the "Signs" score in this piece. James Newton Howard definitely has a dramatic/aggressive style - awesome.
Back when I still had my walkman I used to hear that soundtrack up and down all the time :)
1:31 when your playing skyrim and your overrun and close to death and you just use "FUS RO DAH" to blast them all away.
My childhood i love this soundtrack
Back again getting hyped tf up
foi este filme que me fez me apaixonar por dinossauros e paleontologia dez de pequeno, eu choro quando assisto esse filme, LINDO DE MAIS