Adventures in Dinosaur City

1992

Adventures in Dinosaur City

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Movie Info

A group of youngsters are magically sent back into prehistory and meet the real-life counterparts to their favorite cartoon characters: a group of friendly dinosaurs. The kids team up with the creatures and start solving crimes, in this children's film which features a mix of live action and animation.

Rating:

PG
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Kids & Family, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Directed By:

Brett Thompson, Brett R. Thompson
Written By:

Lisa Morton
In Theaters:

Feb 12, 1992 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Aug 20, 1992
Runtime:

88 minutes
Studio:

Republic Pictures Home Video

Cast

Omri Katz
as Timmy

Tiffanie Poston
as Janie

Shawn Hoffman
as Mick

Pete Koch
as Gil

Megan Hughes
as Dana

Marc Martorana
as Tops

R.A. Mihailoff
as Mr. Big

Tony Doyle
as Rex

Don Barnes
as King

Mimi Maynard
as Dana

Steven Anderson
as Gil

Sebastian Massa
as Bear

Kimberly Beck
as Chanteuse

Kevin Thompson (II)
as Mr. Small

Irwin Keyes
as Guard #1

Barney Burman
as Guard #2

Paul Eiding
as King

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Jul 27, 2010

A trio of bizarrely animated obsessed young folk are zapped into their favorite cartoon. Now the cartoon's real and full of terrible costumes. The vocal cast apply as many cartoon sounding voices as possible, making this an irritating film to concentrate on. It's also full of strange editing and weird moments for narrative twists. The main villain reveals his true identity in a quick cutaway from the protagonists journey. After being hooded for the whole film, we cut to him sitting at a desk with no hood. There isn't much of a city to speak of, and when you see the obviously rubber triceratops doing some martial arts, you start to wonder what the fuck is going on. Nowher near as cool as dinosaur films should be.

Luke B Super Reviewer