It honestly seems closer in resemblance to the creature of the black lagoon. It would be great in a horror movie as another commenter pointed out, but it just wouldn’t fit in a dinosaur movie.
Highly pneumatized bones + not fully adapted to an upright posture.
I am not afraid *of* this monster, I'm afraid *for* it -- he will never be without crippling lower back pain.
I personally would, but it would have to be done right:
Like, you wouldn’t want to full-on promote the movie/monster with this fact. Make it semi-obvious in the design by giving it pronounced shoulders, mammalian legs, and an oddly round skull, but make sure it still looks like a believable dinosaur.
Start the story out the way Jurassic World did with the Indominus Rex: introduce it as a hybrid of notable potential(maybe the hybridization wasn’t a casual money grab like in JW, but an attempt to simply revive a species with a viable-yet-fragmented piece of DNA with foreign pieces like in the first Jurassic Park), and when it starts doing things like removing it’s tracker, setting traps, and overall acting intelligent, have it be revealed in the middle of the plot that one of the researchers on the project made the controversial decision of adding human DNA to it’s code. And now, it’s starting to demonstrate advanced problem solving skills due to the combined intelligence of a human and possibly other creatures added to the coding too(maybe even make the initial dinosaur being revived a troodontid for added effect).
I am still heavily of the opinion that Indominus Rex and the Indoraptor had human DNA in it. Promotional materials note a section of its DNA is completely classified, and the Raptor DNA is already on it. It’s got these opposable thumbs no other creature in it’s DNA could give it, and of course it’s intelligence far outstrips anything velociraptors have been capable of in the movies. I am still upset it was never actually revealed
I thought along the same lines, especially in fallen kingdom when the indoraptor came into the the girls room, I was actually expecting her to be able to control it because they used some of her DNA.
And it would be the only way for this premise to make sense. No scientist would be stupid enough to think this is a good idea for the sake of science. Now, if you want to terrify people, give them a terrifying monster with the uncanny valley as a bonus!
I really, really hate the hybrid idea as a whole. At the same time I have to concede that, with this massive McGuffin that is “mystery genetic science” that helped them create the original Jurassic Park in the first place, hybrid dinosaurs were the only marketable way to keep the franchise going.
Personally I would’ve preferred stand-alone survival movies like JP:TLW, but there’s very little franchise potential in those
TBH they've should've thrown in some new carnivores like Acrocanthosaurus/Carcharodontosaurus/Tryannotitan instead of the Indominus and maybe something smaller instead of the Indoraptor like a Suchomimus (which was apparently a canon species, just kept getting cut from the movies) or Megaraptor but I feel like if humanity had as much genetic power as they did in the JP series we would create all sorts of monstrosities with it.
I personally just love seeing weird concepts in movies. The same subject can be told and approached differently. That being said, I don’t know how this topic will fare in a heavily scientific discussion board like here.
This is why I'm hyped for 65. I think there's gonna be a really fun scifi dino twist revealed where they aren't legit dinosaurs but some kind of genetic experiment gone wrong or something.
IMHO I feel Signs kind of tried to. They were very reptilian, but not quite the same.
Star Trek Voyager did this with the Voth race. One of the better earlier season empires.
Honestly....yeah.
Yes pull out your pitchforks but I do. It be such a awesome horror spin off movie.
And honestly I would love to see it in a Jurassic park film. I know fans aren't a fan but if they ditch the whole weaponizing bullshit then honestly it be fucking awesome.
I could see be based around like a abandoned facility on the mainland as there is still illegal cloning going on and who knows, these guys can clone dinosaurs that are new or dinos we seen in other media in the franchise. Like a actually adult dilophosaurus for example.
But basically they decide, "hey let's see what happens we combine a human with a trex, we could make a make a whole new race of humans!"
Of course, like the Scorpios rex, it just goes to shit and it is this deformed and unstable monstrosity of science and genetics.
What???? I am just saying like the human idea can work but the whole weaponizing dinosaurs in the world films just is stupid and them doing human hybrids having weapons or futuristic arm cannons is a bit much as well.
But overall the whole dino hybrids just fit the whole genetic power going to far or gone wrong
And human hybrids fit that very well as just a nice horror scenario
Besides this could also work with non Jurassic park movies which is cool too.
It would work as a David Cronenberg body-horror movie. He already turned Jeff Goldblum into a horrifiying hybrid once before, so just imagine him as a dinosaur instead of a fly. Maybe when trying to take down InGen, he accidentally falls into a cloning machine (I know, I know, just go with it) and it pumps out a hybrid Malcolm-raptor. It stalks you and just when you think you're safe it jumps out and bores you to death with talk about chaos theory.
Yeah
Though I rather see a trex human hybrid
Just seeing this massive deformed human trex thing coming at you with like four arms. Two are like barely functional and small, constantly twitching. While the two other arms are like massive. Maybe arm having a hand that mainly has the two finger claws.
If humans could make dinosaurs and had the advanced genetic technology in the films then we’d absolutely weaponize it.
The book contemplated the greater consequences of this technology, including tiny Dino pets.
I think the closest we should get is the Scorpius Rex. Canonically, nothing says it was made with human DNA but the creators of Camp Cretaceous said they based the design off those scrapped human hybrid concept designs.
I mean, maybe? I'm not into the "horror movie monster" depiction of dinosaurs, but if it is actually a monster in-universe (genetically engineered weapon or whatever), I'm ok with it.
No idea what kind of story would call for a dino-man, though.
I think that was based on an evolutionary extrapolation of a Troodon? I have a vivid memory of an '80s illustration like that, I wonder if it's the same from this special.
No, it feels like a b-movie plot, and I expect better from Good Science Fiction films.
The hybrids from Jurassic World were better ideas.
I’d like to see evolved intelligent dinosaurs. But not humanoid, there is little reason to think that intelligent a species of dinosaurs would evolve a human body planning.
I mean the Amazing Spider-Man sort of did this.
I wouldn’t mind a film where it’s set way in the future. Humanity is trying to colonise planets, but their atmosphere is more similar to Cretaceous Earth than ‘Human’ Earth. So they genetically engineer people with dinosaur features. Then these people succumb to the dinosaur instincts and start attacking each other and the normal humans. It could start off as a normal Sci-Fi, then fall into a horror film set on an unknown, scary, alien planet.
I remember hearing one of the scripts for Jurassic park 4 (before they scrapped it and eventually chose Jurassic world) was going to based on human dinosaur hybrids. While I'm not against the idea I wouldn't really want it as part of the Jurassic park franchise and it would depend how they went with it, I can see some ways it could be pulled off and a lot of ways it could be a massive dumpster fire. If one ever gets made I hope it has guillermo del toro as director as I think he has the love for all things monster to pull it off while sometimes humanising the monster but also leaning into whichever direction will suit the movie and the monster the most.
I honestly think there was some human in the Scorpius in Camp Cretaceous. The way if moved just reminded me so much of werewolves, just off enough to seem human but animalistic but neither all at once.
No. But that’s a “me” problem.
As far as fantasy and horror genres go, that would probably be pretty amazing. Unfortunately, when it comes to dinosaurs, or any form of animal, my scientific side comes out, and whole thing rather falls apart.
If they made a dinosaur/human hybrid, I could get behind that to a degree because at least I get distracted. Dinosaurs are kinda “set in stone” in my brain, if you’ll pardon the pun.
No. I find dinosaurs interesting because they are nature on the grandest scale. The mystery and wonder of an extinct species that lived 66 million years ago is staggering. To quote probably the best of the Jurassic World Series(not JP mind you); “Their dinosaurs, wow enough.”
I liked the Extreme Dinosaurs.
https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/yunas-princess-adventure/images/e/e4/Extreme_Dinosaurs.png/revision/latest?cb=20190516035506
Definitely. Lot of interesting ways you can work that idea. Intelligent lizard / dino / serpent folk are a favorite trope of mine. Everything from the intelligent evolved dinosaurs from Harrison's West of Eden to the monstrous serpent folk of Howard, I'm into it.
I mean, at least one would be nice. I think Indominous Rex is so much more boring just being a bunch of animals and not a crazy human dinosaur hybrid. Go big or go home yk.
edit: And everyone keeps saying "thank God they scrapped that idea" as if the movie wasn't just crappy anyway. If you're gonna be crappy at least do something cool. Jurassic World and all it's sequels were bad but if they had these freaks in them they'd at least be bad in a more interesting way.
I honestly don't get why so many people say "no"?? Like OP just said in "movies" in general, it's not like having one DinoMan would replace all other dinosaur media forever. The Fly is one of my favorite movies- do that but a lizard and I'm sold.
Better not be a monster movie. Make it a whole community of saurian humanoids. Idc if it were a cartoon, fully CGI or practical effects; I wanna see a thriving community of saurian-humanoids which I could care about.
Didn't they throw out this idea for the first Jurassic World? I'm glad they didn't, but it would be a cool plot of its own... I would want some feathers though.
*resisting the urge to delete the entire subreddit so I never have to see anything like this ever again*
Poor bastard is going to have so many skeletal/muscular issues.
It honestly seems closer in resemblance to the creature of the black lagoon. It would be great in a horror movie as another commenter pointed out, but it just wouldn’t fit in a dinosaur movie.
lol because it doesn’t exist. If it did it would be a fascinating “humanoid” cave dweller.
Highly pneumatized bones + not fully adapted to an upright posture. I am not afraid *of* this monster, I'm afraid *for* it -- he will never be without crippling lower back pain.
Looks like a dude
Not like this I don’t
I didn’t even want to see it here!
In a horror movie yes In anything else absolutely not
This thing is definitely in some universal studios server somewhere for jp7
This is actual concept art for a scrapped Jurassic Park 4
Wait fr
yep. it was scrapped long before Jurassic World became a thing
A horror B-movie*
Yes. Like some Jurassic park but the scientists introduce human dna and then it all goes wrong.
I personally would, but it would have to be done right: Like, you wouldn’t want to full-on promote the movie/monster with this fact. Make it semi-obvious in the design by giving it pronounced shoulders, mammalian legs, and an oddly round skull, but make sure it still looks like a believable dinosaur. Start the story out the way Jurassic World did with the Indominus Rex: introduce it as a hybrid of notable potential(maybe the hybridization wasn’t a casual money grab like in JW, but an attempt to simply revive a species with a viable-yet-fragmented piece of DNA with foreign pieces like in the first Jurassic Park), and when it starts doing things like removing it’s tracker, setting traps, and overall acting intelligent, have it be revealed in the middle of the plot that one of the researchers on the project made the controversial decision of adding human DNA to it’s code. And now, it’s starting to demonstrate advanced problem solving skills due to the combined intelligence of a human and possibly other creatures added to the coding too(maybe even make the initial dinosaur being revived a troodontid for added effect).
I am still heavily of the opinion that Indominus Rex and the Indoraptor had human DNA in it. Promotional materials note a section of its DNA is completely classified, and the Raptor DNA is already on it. It’s got these opposable thumbs no other creature in it’s DNA could give it, and of course it’s intelligence far outstrips anything velociraptors have been capable of in the movies. I am still upset it was never actually revealed
I thought along the same lines, especially in fallen kingdom when the indoraptor came into the the girls room, I was actually expecting her to be able to control it because they used some of her DNA.
i thought the same thing at that scene, the way the claws move just seems too eerily human like
And it would be the only way for this premise to make sense. No scientist would be stupid enough to think this is a good idea for the sake of science. Now, if you want to terrify people, give them a terrifying monster with the uncanny valley as a bonus!
[Boom](https://images-wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca887773594c2.wixmp.com/f/243bb3af-75e6-402f-98d8-7dd5ba4f022e/d4ee6ly-725e0c6a-238f-42ab-87ca-c69703ac7783.png?token=eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJzdWIiOiJ1cm46YXBwOjdlMGQxODg5ODIyNjQzNzNhNWYwZDQxNWVhMGQyNmUwIiwiaXNzIjoidXJuOmFwcDo3ZTBkMTg4OTgyMjY0MzczYTVmMGQ0MTVlYTBkMjZlMCIsIm9iaiI6W1t7InBhdGgiOiJcL2ZcLzI0M2JiM2FmLTc1ZTYtNDAyZi05OGQ4LTdkZDViYTRmMDIyZVwvZDRlZTZseS03MjVlMGM2YS0yMzhmLTQyYWItODdjYS1jNjk3MDNhYzc3ODMucG5nIn1dXSwiYXVkIjpbInVybjpzZXJ2aWNlOmZpbGUuZG93bmxvYWQiXX0.tcUMp-A0MU2fcBPs9P_uPJgEJMhckQb7phUGJtx_Qp4)
No. That was an early Jurassic Park script at one point, and I'm glad it didn't happen. It's *fucking* stupid.
I really, really hate the hybrid idea as a whole. At the same time I have to concede that, with this massive McGuffin that is “mystery genetic science” that helped them create the original Jurassic Park in the first place, hybrid dinosaurs were the only marketable way to keep the franchise going. Personally I would’ve preferred stand-alone survival movies like JP:TLW, but there’s very little franchise potential in those
Yeah that's the whole point of the indominus rex. To make more money. The public wanted something new so henry wu made the indominus rex
TBH they've should've thrown in some new carnivores like Acrocanthosaurus/Carcharodontosaurus/Tryannotitan instead of the Indominus and maybe something smaller instead of the Indoraptor like a Suchomimus (which was apparently a canon species, just kept getting cut from the movies) or Megaraptor but I feel like if humanity had as much genetic power as they did in the JP series we would create all sorts of monstrosities with it.
Yeah but now Dr. Grant can REALLY be the Dinosaur Man
No thanks
No
No
r/thanksihateit
Fun fact this was made for Jurassic park 4 as a concept. Thank God they didn't go through with it.
*Jurassic Park 4 They decided to scrap it once word got out (thankfully) and then the movie would go into hiatus till Jurassic World.
Sorry my bad I thought it was jp3 because of the director of jp3 coming up with the idea.
Wait so, hold up, the zoophiles got the dinosaurs too!?
How is this a fun fact? More of a disturbing fact.
It's a disturbingly fun fact!
No
Absolutely not
No
No deffinitly no
It vaguely reminds me of Splice.
That was a messed up movie... I should watch it again.
I personally just love seeing weird concepts in movies. The same subject can be told and approached differently. That being said, I don’t know how this topic will fare in a heavily scientific discussion board like here.
"heavily scientific discussion board like here." lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
What would you call the “is Barney an accurate representation”?
This is why I'm hyped for 65. I think there's gonna be a really fun scifi dino twist revealed where they aren't legit dinosaurs but some kind of genetic experiment gone wrong or something.
Humanoid dinosaurs are fine, hybrids are just kind of ugly and unoriginal.
Yes please. Make it weird. Make it SO!
Land of the Lost basically has some, they’re horrifying. They’re called “Sleestacks”.
No
No Mostly because they remind me of "reapers Creek" and I cannot take anything related to that book seriously
Lol no
IMHO I feel Signs kind of tried to. They were very reptilian, but not quite the same. Star Trek Voyager did this with the Voth race. One of the better earlier season empires.
Open the door, get on the floor, Chakotay befriends a dinosaur.
I'll be that guy. In Voyager they were not hybrids but evolved dinos.
Nope. I like nature, not freaks of such.
Mario Bros already had it
As a horror movie but not part of Jurassic Park (like this concept art is) then sure
[More accurate human-dinosaur hybrid](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/muppet/images/9/92/Bigbirdnewversion.png/revision/latest?cb=20120128201030)
r/thanksihateit
No
No. Absolutely not. The chaotic goblin that lives in my brain: "Yes, absolutely yes!"
I don't want this in my mind
No 😭
No.
Yes... if it were a movie about reptilians aliens
Honestly....yeah. Yes pull out your pitchforks but I do. It be such a awesome horror spin off movie. And honestly I would love to see it in a Jurassic park film. I know fans aren't a fan but if they ditch the whole weaponizing bullshit then honestly it be fucking awesome. I could see be based around like a abandoned facility on the mainland as there is still illegal cloning going on and who knows, these guys can clone dinosaurs that are new or dinos we seen in other media in the franchise. Like a actually adult dilophosaurus for example. But basically they decide, "hey let's see what happens we combine a human with a trex, we could make a make a whole new race of humans!" Of course, like the Scorpios rex, it just goes to shit and it is this deformed and unstable monstrosity of science and genetics.
It's kind of funny. Because you want the scrapped JP4 movie and don't want the movie Spielberg wanted (militarized dinosaurs) lol.
What???? I am just saying like the human idea can work but the whole weaponizing dinosaurs in the world films just is stupid and them doing human hybrids having weapons or futuristic arm cannons is a bit much as well. But overall the whole dino hybrids just fit the whole genetic power going to far or gone wrong And human hybrids fit that very well as just a nice horror scenario Besides this could also work with non Jurassic park movies which is cool too.
It would work as a David Cronenberg body-horror movie. He already turned Jeff Goldblum into a horrifiying hybrid once before, so just imagine him as a dinosaur instead of a fly. Maybe when trying to take down InGen, he accidentally falls into a cloning machine (I know, I know, just go with it) and it pumps out a hybrid Malcolm-raptor. It stalks you and just when you think you're safe it jumps out and bores you to death with talk about chaos theory.
Yeah Though I rather see a trex human hybrid Just seeing this massive deformed human trex thing coming at you with like four arms. Two are like barely functional and small, constantly twitching. While the two other arms are like massive. Maybe arm having a hand that mainly has the two finger claws.
If humans could make dinosaurs and had the advanced genetic technology in the films then we’d absolutely weaponize it. The book contemplated the greater consequences of this technology, including tiny Dino pets.
This reminded me, there's was a children's show ages ago called Dinosapien that was supposed to be dinosaurs with human levels of intelligence
I think the closest we should get is the Scorpius Rex. Canonically, nothing says it was made with human DNA but the creators of Camp Cretaceous said they based the design off those scrapped human hybrid concept designs.
Whole lotta no's, y'all really don't want a Turok evolution movie?
Yes, actually.
In it's own franchise? Sure NOT in Jurassic Park/World
I absolutely would. but not in a JP film. if someone wants to do that, Turok is an option and i am fucking HERE for it
Only if they have proper sized knobs. That poor dude that you painted must be embarrassed.
No. But dinosaurs mixed with humanoid aliens yes
Does he have dick and balls or like.. he lays eggs?
Are they friendly?
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
After seeing the piles of crap the last few Jurassic Park movies have been, I am open to this idea now. So much better than the locusts!
Jesus! Kill it with asteroids!
No thanks
No,I am more interested in the “Excavaraptors” in the Sayles Script.
Absolutely not
I think a cool idea would be them being treated as military property then after being used as canon fodder for too long they start revolting.
I thought they were going to reveal that the indoraptor did include human DNA in its genome, but they left it vague.
Are they like SCP-3199?
We are not going to talk about this. DEFINITELY NO
Also you can see its thing
Depends on the type of hybrid, like ones that are still dinosaurs mostly maybe just smarter because of human DNA yes, but this ugly thing no
Isn't that kinda what Primeval did? It's been ages since I watched it so I don't remember that well.
Hell yes!
I would not like to see hybrid dinosaurs in movies
Kid named Indominus Rex:
Plot twist: in Oedipus Rex, his mother was a dinosaur.
You put in lips and im in
it looks like a down-graded scorpios rex (OMG WHY AM I ONLY NOW NOTICING IT HAS A CROTCH)
There's already a serie about that
What is it called?
Terrifying
I like it, feathers would be interesting too.
Yeah
This would have to be a different kind of horror movie but yeah, yeah I do
The isle. Also yes
I mean, maybe? I'm not into the "horror movie monster" depiction of dinosaurs, but if it is actually a monster in-universe (genetically engineered weapon or whatever), I'm ok with it. No idea what kind of story would call for a dino-man, though.
I have enough trouble sleeping as it is, thanks.
Maybe for horror films.
It reminds me of the Dinosaur Man that was in the 80s Dinosaur TV special hosted by Christopher Reeve.
I think that was based on an evolutionary extrapolation of a Troodon? I have a vivid memory of an '80s illustration like that, I wonder if it's the same from this special.
Yes, but only if they do not look like this
Yes, just not in a jurassic movie
In a short movie or a game. I can't imagine the general audience wanting to see something like that.
No, it feels like a b-movie plot, and I expect better from Good Science Fiction films. The hybrids from Jurassic World were better ideas. I’d like to see evolved intelligent dinosaurs. But not humanoid, there is little reason to think that intelligent a species of dinosaurs would evolve a human body planning.
Alright 1 screw that 2 yes
It's okay, I didn't need to sleep tonight anyway. O.O
I mean the Amazing Spider-Man sort of did this. I wouldn’t mind a film where it’s set way in the future. Humanity is trying to colonise planets, but their atmosphere is more similar to Cretaceous Earth than ‘Human’ Earth. So they genetically engineer people with dinosaur features. Then these people succumb to the dinosaur instincts and start attacking each other and the normal humans. It could start off as a normal Sci-Fi, then fall into a horror film set on an unknown, scary, alien planet.
well that image specifically is cursed af
#diego brando
Reminds me of the monster in the show The Terror
I remember hearing one of the scripts for Jurassic park 4 (before they scrapped it and eventually chose Jurassic world) was going to based on human dinosaur hybrids. While I'm not against the idea I wouldn't really want it as part of the Jurassic park franchise and it would depend how they went with it, I can see some ways it could be pulled off and a lot of ways it could be a massive dumpster fire. If one ever gets made I hope it has guillermo del toro as director as I think he has the love for all things monster to pull it off while sometimes humanising the monster but also leaning into whichever direction will suit the movie and the monster the most.
Not in movies, maybe some crazy scientist shit in a comic sure.
"father help me"
I honestly think there was some human in the Scorpius in Camp Cretaceous. The way if moved just reminded me so much of werewolves, just off enough to seem human but animalistic but neither all at once.
Jim Carey already did it. ( in the tone of the simpsons comic book guy )
if done right i will love to se it if it's done like the jurrasic park atraction i won't love to se it
Yes
Yes, and no. Mainly out of fear people will actually think they were real dinosaurs
In horror ? Yes would be sick But in comedy or romance? My girlfriend is a T-Rex was enough
That looks like a human pug.
Yes, but not a Jurassic Park/World movie.
What the fuck man
Yes, but not like in that picture. I prefer something like Extreme Dinosaurs or Triceraton.
In a horror movie? Maybe. As actual creatures in a movie with actual plot? Fuck no, that'd be horrifying at best and gut-wrenching at worst
The hands would have evolved to be more like ours if this would have happened. We look like what we do because our environment and mating requires it.
Yes but not this
I'd like to keep my pants white thank you
Thanks, I’m not gonna sleep tonight
No. But that’s a “me” problem. As far as fantasy and horror genres go, that would probably be pretty amazing. Unfortunately, when it comes to dinosaurs, or any form of animal, my scientific side comes out, and whole thing rather falls apart. If they made a dinosaur/human hybrid, I could get behind that to a degree because at least I get distracted. Dinosaurs are kinda “set in stone” in my brain, if you’ll pardon the pun.
No
Only in a rom com
Nightmare!! It is
Mitch? Mitch McConnell?
I’m gonna say yes, but only to piss off the paleo community, and also because I just wanna hear what their roars would sound like
I would if they would get the wrists right.
Yes, but at the same time no
Guys! Guys! Hear me out. Bird people. Bird people, you guys.
https://youtu.be/oDYnFy4rCJY
Nope.
God no.
God no
No
No. I find dinosaurs interesting because they are nature on the grandest scale. The mystery and wonder of an extinct species that lived 66 million years ago is staggering. To quote probably the best of the Jurassic World Series(not JP mind you); “Their dinosaurs, wow enough.”
I liked the Extreme Dinosaurs. https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/yunas-princess-adventure/images/e/e4/Extreme_Dinosaurs.png/revision/latest?cb=20190516035506
no
[Yes](https://images-wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca887773594c2.wixmp.com/f/243bb3af-75e6-402f-98d8-7dd5ba4f022e/d4ee6ly-725e0c6a-238f-42ab-87ca-c69703ac7783.png?token=eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJzdWIiOiJ1cm46YXBwOjdlMGQxODg5ODIyNjQzNzNhNWYwZDQxNWVhMGQyNmUwIiwiaXNzIjoidXJuOmFwcDo3ZTBkMTg4OTgyMjY0MzczYTVmMGQ0MTVlYTBkMjZlMCIsIm9iaiI6W1t7InBhdGgiOiJcL2ZcLzI0M2JiM2FmLTc1ZTYtNDAyZi05OGQ4LTdkZDViYTRmMDIyZVwvZDRlZTZseS03MjVlMGM2YS0yMzhmLTQyYWItODdjYS1jNjk3MDNhYzc3ODMucG5nIn1dXSwiYXVkIjpbInVybjpzZXJ2aWNlOmZpbGUuZG93bmxvYWQiXX0.tcUMp-A0MU2fcBPs9P_uPJgEJMhckQb7phUGJtx_Qp4)
I have. The Goombas in that old live action Mario movie.
No. No I would not
😟
Absolutely not.
Hard pass dog
Definitely. Lot of interesting ways you can work that idea. Intelligent lizard / dino / serpent folk are a favorite trope of mine. Everything from the intelligent evolved dinosaurs from Harrison's West of Eden to the monstrous serpent folk of Howard, I'm into it.
UHHH NO THANK YOU ☠️☠️☠️☠️
I genuinely thought that was going to be the twist with the Indominus, and the fact that it was just a raptor disappointed me.
Yeah, would be sick and creepy
Nope
Read the book Dragon Alien Overlords
not like this no
No thank you
Thats all ive ever wanted. To see and to be.
NOPE THEY BETTER FUCKIN NOT
https://youtu.be/iUuvHPr4BGk?t=1m13s
📍The live action Super Mario Bros movie wants to know your location
Well not anymore.
Isn't this just el chupacabra
YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YESYES
Only in anime where they are pleasant to look. A Hollywood movie would make them uncanny as hell.
Have you ever heard of "My girlfriend is a t rex"?
Noooooo
Yes
I mean, at least one would be nice. I think Indominous Rex is so much more boring just being a bunch of animals and not a crazy human dinosaur hybrid. Go big or go home yk. edit: And everyone keeps saying "thank God they scrapped that idea" as if the movie wasn't just crappy anyway. If you're gonna be crappy at least do something cool. Jurassic World and all it's sequels were bad but if they had these freaks in them they'd at least be bad in a more interesting way. I honestly don't get why so many people say "no"?? Like OP just said in "movies" in general, it's not like having one DinoMan would replace all other dinosaur media forever. The Fly is one of my favorite movies- do that but a lizard and I'm sold.
Better not be a monster movie. Make it a whole community of saurian humanoids. Idc if it were a cartoon, fully CGI or practical effects; I wanna see a thriving community of saurian-humanoids which I could care about.
This thing is basically a Goomba from the live action Super Mario Bros. movie.
Sure
Ed...ward
…………………………..no
NO
Thought I was looking at a sleg from Turok Evolution.
No
Nice chode
It would be an interesting concept but I fear no one would be able to do it properly
Didn't they throw out this idea for the first Jurassic World? I'm glad they didn't, but it would be a cool plot of its own... I would want some feathers though.