Night on Bald Mountain and Rite of Spring both in Fantasia scared the living day light out of me at age five. This has to be seen in a movie theatre with super sound.
maximaldinotrap Wrong, dude. That’s a T-Rex. It only has three fingers because Walt thought it would be scarier (even though he knew Tyrannosaurus rex had two fingers on each hand)
Nightmares. Even though I like the music, that's what this scene gave me during childhood. Nightmares of dinosaurs, dehydration and survival. Thanks Didney Worl
@@RubyCarrots3232 While I do get why that would be considered more risky, blood and gore shouldn’t be the only thing that makes something scary. Because if that were the case, then Jeff the killer, sonic.exe, and a bunch of other generic creepy pastas, would be held as horror masterpieces. But hey, I won’t judge too much; if you think blood and gore makes something scary, that’s fine. You be you, I’m just pointing out that dark kids movies, or horror in general should rely more on concept and execution. Rather than the bare minimum.
This part actually traumatized me when I was seven years old. It's strange that THE LAND BEFORE TIME didn't (even though I was heartbroken Littlefoot's mom died).
The drought and all the animals dying of dehydration and exhaustion . . . that's a lot more like the End-Permian Extinction than the End-Cretaceous, which was a lot swifter and more violent.
@@KisekiTim is that when the theory was known? cause I think it is definitely more than likely that an asteroid impact cause their extinction, not a drought
The End-Cretaceous Extinction was swift in terms of Geologic Time, but it did not happen overnight. It took up to 32,000 years after the meteor impact for all non-avian dinosaurs to disappear from the fossil record.
32,000 years is a guess as it is actually not known how long the extinction period lasted for.. but yeah it didn’t happen over night, it happened but over a period of time in which organisms were effected by changes in breeding seasons, continents drifting and splitting, and changes in vegetation. It was a process, not a singular event.
*_And let's not forget that the ending was originally going to be intended to focus on early humans discovering the first ever fire and they dance happily. But if it wasn't for executive meddling, then Disney could've chosen that ending._*
Mr. Friendship that would fit the music better if they put it in. In the Rite of Spring did origins on pagan rituals including human sacrifice which in turn, Dinosaurs are essential sacrifice to the planet to make way for mammals leading to rise of humanity.
I don't know why, by the T-Rex still gives me fear chills and I get super anxiety during the extinction part. Fucking perfect work man. I love Rite of Spring.
@@amanogirl1plus trex was still being discovered in the time when fantasia was out and they didn't had any idea of how many fingers it had till later research
I noticed that. Also if im correct some of the scene was cut out. The scene where we see dinosuar bones along with the bass clarinet solo which would launch into danse sacral but in the case of fantasia doesnt
The imagery of all the dinos migrating at the same time, the same direction has struck me since childhood. The dinos appear to be in so few numbers and so desperate yet enlightened or maybe expressing a universal instinct. The apocalypse is often supernatural.
3:53 to 4:25, the music always has an emotional impact on me, I always think of weird things I’ve experienced in life and kind of imagine collapsing like that Tyrannosaurus rex.
Saddest part of the movie in my opinion, and perhaps even disney’s darkest moment, people always talk about chernabog in the night on bald mountain segment, but to me, this is more disturbing by far. First you get a brutal representation of how cruel nature is, wherein a trex kills and eats its prey. And then, they go a step further, and actually kill off ALL the dinosaurs. Millions of years of evolution, and an entire legacy, GONE, woth nothing but fossils left behind. and unlike chernabog, who for all his scariness does not exist, this actually happened! Granted, not exactly in the way fantasia depicts it, (there was a well known asteroid missing from this, though to be fair that proof was discovered decades after this was made) but still, it happened, and in the case of predator eating prey, still happens. With chernabog, yeah he was a jerk, but his subjects, we already dead, and he couldn’t rightly kill them again, so right off the bat this is more disturbing. And the worst part is, if we don’t fight climate change soon, that death march might be coming to us in the future too, only it will he humans, not dinosaurs, fighting to survive
maximaldinotrap actually, it is a tyrannosaurus. You see, way back when they made this film, it was believed that T. Rex had three fingers, but halfway through production it was discovered that he only had two. Still, Walt Disney himself decided that he liked how the beast looked with three instead of two. So it IS a tyrannosaurus, simply with a difference in design.
@djmutt2000 no he means Disney didn’t go for the childish and goofy dinosaur designs. They were more accurate for the time at least and unlike Snow White and Pinocchio didn’t have a happy ending. The dinosaurs still died and through a harsh way and made the harsh way of survival
That I didn’t know but I can imagine that adding particular characters to TLBT was what made the finishing touch. Also the stegosaurus death scene must have somewhat inspired the death of Littlefoot’s mother as both were fatally wounded by a T-Rex
Actually this was an Allosaurus. It’s got three claws on its arms opposed to the T-Rex, which was bigger than Allosaurus, lived later on, and had smaller arms with only two claws on each hand, but I get what you mean. They’re both theropods that preyed on sauropods.
I'm still quite terrified of the use of horns during the Earthquake. Took me this long to really appreciate that they used the Dance of the Earth during the sequence though! Quite clever actually! But anyway yeah I'm still scared AF of the music during that part.
It is 1940 tough People didnt had any knowlege about dinosaurs then, like this trex having 3 fingers And from my theory i dont belive in periods in mesozoic era, meaning i dont belive in triassic, jurrasic and cretateous periods, i think some dinos evolved to be apex predators or succesfull herbivores till other carnivores, omnivores and herbivores evolved and old apexes go extinct. Same for cenozoic, some evolved to be apex animals till others evolved and took their place while old apexes go extinct, for humans its the same, in mammoth times, neandrethals were apex and smartest till homo sapiens came and took over, killing most animals
When I was a kid I thought the dinos in the mud were intentionally there trying to cool off. Rewatching that scene now I'm pretty positive it's actually like tar or quicksand and there stuck....oof 😅
Lol I like how all the long necks feet are just stuck in mud while drinking at same time sad lol If i was a dinosaur being cost in this I would give up like now
Although the posture isn’t entirely correct- notice how the rex is not dragging its tail during the fight. The way it moves was actually far more modern than literally every other depiction at or around that time.
The guy who figured out how to perform this (and all the rehearsal numbers at 111) was Igor Markevitch. It's a hidden secret to this amazing score that nobody understands.
this grat artwork shows the ancient theory of dinosaurs extintion and the continent separation eurasia northamerica southamerica africa is curious the imagination
Despite out scientifically outdated this is, it is still beautiful. I especially love how snake like the sauropods necks are. Someone should reanimate this but with more scientifically accurate designs one day. It would be a big project but it would be worth it.
@@joannestealey4482 Well sauropods did also live until the end of the Cretaceous. The most famous ones like Apatosaurus and Brachiosaurus lived in the Jurassic but many other sauropods lived in the Cretaceous life the Titanosaurs.
3:35 Ewoks wandering scorching desert of Endor after the Death Star II fragments come crashing down and in their emaciated state would fall over dead, making them an extinct species.
Disney needs to go back to creating animated movies like this one again. the crap they put out now is trash. Id definitely pay to watch Disney movies like this one.
The T-Rex would be dead or seriously wounded and knocking on heaven’s door. Getting hit by a stegosaurus’s tail is a death sentence for any predator. It’s like being impaled by gigantic spears. Plus, the triceratops would turn and fight rather than run. Studies suggest they here hyper-aggressive toward predators. To a triceratops, the only good predator is a dead predator.
This is NOT the original music. This is another composer's version when the old tapes for ruined. There is a HUGH difference. And this is why I love the originals - it's much better.
The Rite of Spring makes for great movie music, but is actually too good to serve as movie music, which always plays second fiddle to the visual component. But it was Modern Music - 27 years old when Fantasia was released - and was truly far out to a mass audience of 1940.
Alas, that’s incorrect. Although I do wish the sacrificial dance segment was used. 5:03 is as nearest to the end as the fourth and final act goes in Fantasia’s version. Only seconds after, would the Chosen Maiden begin to dance herself to death in the final piece that wasn’t used. The music used during the earthquake actually comes from the second act in the original version of the ballet. The solar eclipse at the 6:56 is a callback to the overture of the first act. Edit: The segment used in 5:44 is actually the Dance of the Earth. A rather fitting choice for the earthquake.
Best part of the movie. Absolutely stunning!
Night on Bald Mountain and Rite of Spring both in Fantasia scared the living day light out of me at age five. This has to be seen in a movie theatre with super sound.
I always loved the parts between 2:20 and 5:15, with the dinosaurs zombie-walking through a hot wasteland to some unknown destination.
Definitely the best part of the movie. That T-rex is one scary git.
ITS AN ALLOSAURUS!
maximaldinotrap Wrong, dude. That’s a T-Rex. It only has three fingers because Walt thought it would be scarier (even though he knew Tyrannosaurus rex had two fingers on each hand)
Nightmares. Even though I like the music, that's what this scene gave me during childhood. Nightmares of dinosaurs, dehydration and survival. Thanks Didney Worl
I watched th I when I was four. I only enjoyed because I was super obsessed with dinosaurs. I re watch and I am terrified.
This could be us if we dont stop fucking up our home
Same here
@@josephvires4751I agree
When I was a kid I used to plug my sink, fill it with water, and drink it out of the bowl with my tongue like I was one of the dehydrated dinosaurs
Dude that's actually a really cool thing for a kid to do!
0:34 a raptor died so funny!!!
@@DenniseMartinez-xn2mwthat was struthiomimus not a raptor
Finally a comment on a children's story that really seems like a children's story
@@Ssauriano yep. My mom caught me doing it one day and was absolutely appalled
This is more graphic than land before time.
Nah Land before time had visible blood and gore in its fight scene.
@@RubyCarrots3232 yeah, this is just more intense
Who would think this was done by the Disney animators for Fantasia?
@@RubyCarrots3232 While I do get why that would be considered more risky, blood and gore shouldn’t be the only thing that makes something scary. Because if that were the case, then Jeff the killer, sonic.exe, and a bunch of other generic creepy pastas, would be held as horror masterpieces.
But hey, I won’t judge too much; if you think blood and gore makes something scary, that’s fine. You be you, I’m just pointing out that dark kids movies, or horror in general should rely more on concept and execution. Rather than the bare minimum.
This part actually traumatized me when I was seven years old. It's strange that THE LAND BEFORE TIME didn't (even though I was heartbroken Littlefoot's mom died).
The drought and all the animals dying of dehydration and exhaustion . . . that's a lot more like the End-Permian Extinction than the End-Cretaceous, which was a lot swifter and more violent.
I think when this film was made, the asteroid/comet extinction theory wasn't known until about 40 years later.
@@KisekiTim is that when the theory was known? cause I think it is definitely more than likely that an asteroid impact cause their extinction, not a drought
The End-Cretaceous Extinction was swift in terms of Geologic Time, but it did not happen overnight. It took up to 32,000 years after the meteor impact for all non-avian dinosaurs to disappear from the fossil record.
@@DevoutSkeptic Where does that 32,000 year estimate come from?
32,000 years is a guess as it is actually not known how long the extinction period lasted for.. but yeah it didn’t happen over night, it happened but over a period of time in which organisms were effected by changes in breeding seasons, continents drifting and splitting, and changes in vegetation. It was a process, not a singular event.
I have major anxiety about this
*_And let's not forget that the ending was originally going to be intended to focus on early humans discovering the first ever fire and they dance happily. But if it wasn't for executive meddling, then Disney could've chosen that ending._*
Mr. Friendship that would fit the music better if they put it in. In the Rite of Spring did origins on pagan rituals including human sacrifice which in turn, Dinosaurs are essential sacrifice to the planet to make way for mammals leading to rise of humanity.
K.
@@republicempire446 that makes sense
But this is still really powerful.
Did not know that, very cool. Wish there was deleted or reconstructed footage of that
That’s our future... Soon we’ll all be enjoying sun dried sticks and quenching our thirst with mud.
Not entirely since some would be put in underground bunkers, and survive to repopulate the earth.
YOU SHUT UP
@@TwilightLink77
You don't want humans repopulating when they themselves ruined the climate in the first place.
@@linkthepig4219 Not unless the survivors that repopulate letting their descendants fix the world and climate.
@@TwilightLink77
Maybe but also that might be really hard to do. All of humanity working towards a kind, common goal? Bit skeptical.
I cant believe that this movie was made 80 years ago
4:13 Predator and Prey all marching forward in unison for they are all equally prey to the predator of all things. The cruel, cold cosmos itself.
Well at least old Stag went down swinging.
Disney, showing children the harsh reality of extinction for years!
John Hubley
Still not gory enough
I don't know why, by the T-Rex still gives me fear chills and I get super anxiety during the extinction part. Fucking perfect work man. I love Rite of Spring.
CelerichPsalm I’m pretty sure it’s an allosaurus
@@ronweasley3307 King Kong in the 30s T. rex had three finger, and Walt Disney wanted the T-Rex to have three fingers to make it terrifying.
@@amanogirl1 sa#1#!@ .
@@amanogirl1plus trex was still being discovered in the time when fantasia was out and they didn't had any idea of how many fingers it had till later research
This particular music was the 1980s re-recording and not the original 1940.
I noticed that. Also if im correct some of the scene was cut out. The scene where we see dinosuar bones along with the bass clarinet solo which would launch into danse sacral but in the case of fantasia doesnt
This segment led me to watch the ballet nearly 30 years later, and I now adore the ballet at its history!
I NEVER HEARD A MORE PERFECT SONG TO THE ENTERANCE FOR A TYRANNOSAURUS REX
Like Jaws.
Sounded like film music before film existed
The imagery of all the dinos migrating at the same time, the same direction has struck me since childhood. The dinos appear to be in so few numbers and so desperate yet enlightened or maybe expressing a universal instinct. The apocalypse is often supernatural.
As a kid I remember watching this thinking it was both the coolest and saddest animated dinosaur video i ever saw 🦖
3:53 to 4:25, the music always has an emotional impact on me, I always think of weird things I’ve experienced in life and kind of imagine collapsing like that Tyrannosaurus rex.
Same. That section stuck with me the most out of the entire fantasia series. And also night on bald mountain because that piece is just so cook
They should just STAND TOGETHER!
Ikr
Saddest part of the movie in my opinion, and perhaps even disney’s darkest moment, people always talk about chernabog in the night on bald mountain segment, but to me, this is more disturbing by far. First you get a brutal representation of how cruel nature is, wherein a trex kills and eats its prey. And then, they go a step further, and actually kill off ALL the dinosaurs. Millions of years of evolution, and an entire legacy, GONE, woth nothing but fossils left behind. and unlike chernabog, who for all his scariness does not exist, this actually happened! Granted, not exactly in the way fantasia depicts it, (there was a well known asteroid missing from this, though to be fair that proof was discovered decades after this was made) but still, it happened, and in the case of predator eating prey, still happens. With chernabog, yeah he was a jerk, but his subjects, we already dead, and he couldn’t rightly kill them again, so right off the bat this is more disturbing.
And the worst part is, if we don’t fight climate change soon, that death march might be coming to us in the future too, only it will he humans, not dinosaurs, fighting to survive
Technically it is an allosaurus and there are dinosaurs THAT SHOULS NOT BE THERE
Climate change will NEEEEEEEVEEEEEERR be on par with the k2 extinction, stop fear mongering ffs
maximaldinotrap actually, it is a tyrannosaurus.
You see, way back when they made this film, it was believed that T. Rex had three fingers, but halfway through production it was discovered that he only had two. Still, Walt Disney himself decided that he liked how the beast looked with three instead of two.
So it IS a tyrannosaurus, simply with a difference in design.
Arms are too big and it’s not the right size for a T-Rex.
When I was a kid, I just headcanoned the end as the world with the land devastated by the meteor.
The way the dinosaurs died because of world drought was long before science had thought they were wiped out by a meteor.
That’s the case of Science marches on
The asteroid theory didn’t come about until the 1980’s, 40 years after this movie when the crater in the gulf of Mexico was discovered.
God this gave me nightmares, but I couldn't look away, maybe little me just liked being in fear? Idk haha.
The first time Disney took a more 'Adult' approach to Movies
@djmutt2000 no he means Disney didn’t go for the childish and goofy dinosaur designs. They were more accurate for the time at least and unlike Snow White and Pinocchio didn’t have a happy ending. The dinosaurs still died and through a harsh way and made the harsh way of survival
I wonder if the Land Before Time took any inspiration from this.
It was heavily influenced by this in fact, the dinosaurs in TLBT weren't originally supposed to talk.
That I didn’t know but I can imagine that adding particular characters to TLBT was what made the finishing touch. Also the stegosaurus death scene must have somewhat inspired the death of Littlefoot’s mother as both were fatally wounded by a T-Rex
Actually this was an Allosaurus. It’s got three claws on its arms opposed to the T-Rex, which was bigger than Allosaurus, lived later on, and had smaller arms with only two claws on each hand, but I get what you mean. They’re both theropods that preyed on sauropods.
Maxfield Stanton I see, you actually know about dinosaurs more than I do (even though I only knew things from an old game called dinosaur safari)
Maxfield Stanton but yes that is a fact which is useful.
Beautiful! This deserve more views!
Great imagery
6:46 I love the arrangement at the end there sounds like you made it safe out of the earthquake or something
Brodiger but before that, it sounds like the end of the world
0:01-2:00
Jesus! Its like a horror movie!
I'm still quite terrified of the use of horns during the Earthquake. Took me this long to really appreciate that they used the Dance of the Earth during the sequence though! Quite clever actually!
But anyway yeah I'm still scared AF of the music during that part.
Oh good, I thought I was the only to be freaked out out by those horns
0:33 Always wondered if this poor guy died because of the crash. XD
I Love The Land Before Time and I LOVE RITE OF SPRINGS FANTASIA
Also, rite of spring appears in disney sing along Song flik's musical Adventure at Disney's Animal Kingdom in disney World that i have on dvd
Having a T-Rex fight a Stegosaurus is just like having a Tiger fight a Pinacosaurus if you were to consider the time gap between the two animals.
It is 1940 tough
People didnt had any knowlege about dinosaurs then, like this trex having 3 fingers
And from my theory i dont belive in periods in mesozoic era, meaning i dont belive in triassic, jurrasic and cretateous periods, i think some dinos evolved to be apex predators or succesfull herbivores till other carnivores, omnivores and herbivores evolved and old apexes go extinct. Same for cenozoic, some evolved to be apex animals till others evolved and took their place while old apexes go extinct, for humans its the same, in mammoth times, neandrethals were apex and smartest till homo sapiens came and took over, killing most animals
Hey, this was made in the 1940's leave em' alone!
You can't the gap between them was already known even at this time
It's sad that dinosaurs don't live on Earth anymore
Er... yh. I'm pretty sure maybe it's for a good reason - cause of they were alive THEY WOULD EAT US ALL!!!!
When I was a kid I thought the dinos in the mud were intentionally there trying to cool off. Rewatching that scene now I'm pretty positive it's actually like tar or quicksand and there stuck....oof 😅
5:02 *insert sacrificial dance here*
Yes I would have loved to hear that in Fantasia’s adaptation!
Lol I like how all the long necks feet are just stuck in mud while drinking at same time sad lol If i was a dinosaur being cost in this I would give up like now
The ending of this always got to me as a kid. It was just so harsh, so excruciatingly bleak. But, this was never made to be a children's movie.
Although the posture isn’t entirely correct- notice how the rex is not dragging its tail during the fight. The way it moves was actually far more modern than literally every other depiction at or around that time.
Pretty sure that trex got impaled in the esophagus.
But the stegasarous is fine though
Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" caused a riot in the audience when it was first played. If you feel some sort of way about it they did too.
How so?
Poor dinosaurs 😢😭🙏🌅✝️🌍❤
God bless their souls
Interesting how back then, they thought a drought made the dinosaurs extinct.
Dino knows persistence pays off apparently
My favorite part of this comments section the angry allosaurus guy
Lmao ikr. It's just an outdated t-rex
@@CyberSaurian You are correct in the 30s and 40s people didn’t know that t-rex only had two fingers and not three.
Dinos also know the importance of hydration too
The guy who figured out how to perform this (and all the rehearsal numbers at 111) was Igor Markevitch. It's a hidden secret to this amazing score that nobody understands.
this grat artwork shows the ancient theory of dinosaurs extintion and the continent separation eurasia northamerica southamerica africa is curious the imagination
That stegosaurus already knew his ass was completely fucked😂
Despite out scientifically outdated this is, it is still beautiful. I especially love how snake like the sauropods necks are. Someone should reanimate this but with more scientifically accurate designs one day. It would be a big project but it would be worth it.
I agree it's very scientifically inaccurate stegosaurus never met T-Rex & the sauropods never met triceratops
@@joannestealey4482 Well sauropods did also live until the end of the Cretaceous. The most famous ones like Apatosaurus and Brachiosaurus lived in the Jurassic but many other sauropods lived in the Cretaceous life the Titanosaurs.
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4:18 the king of the dinosaurs has lost his majesty.
This made me cry.
Thumbs up if you are here because you're in law school and reading about the legal battle over who owned the copyright for this music. :)
3:35 Ewoks wandering scorching desert of Endor after the Death Star II fragments come crashing down and in their emaciated state would fall over dead, making them an extinct species.
4:13 me when I come home from school every single day.
If the Land Before Time wasn't a children's movie 😳
Disney needs to go back to creating animated movies like this one again. the crap they put out now is trash. Id definitely pay to watch Disney movies like this one.
The beginning literally looks like my Mom just saw a sidewalk sale.
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The T-Rex would be dead or seriously wounded and knocking on heaven’s door. Getting hit by a stegosaurus’s tail is a death sentence for any predator. It’s like being impaled by gigantic spears. Plus, the triceratops would turn and fight rather than run. Studies suggest they here hyper-aggressive toward predators. To a triceratops, the only good predator is a dead predator.
I watch that one before, but, The t-rex died in a extinction with the herd…
this was childhood, and re watching on mushrooms is absurd.
This is NOT the original music. This is another composer's version when the old tapes for ruined. There is a HUGH difference. And this is why I love the originals - it's much better.
This one is better than Land Before Time.
What the hell is wrong with this comment section
I don't know. 🤷♂️
You're here.
The rocks coming out of the ground gave me anxiety as a kid and I have no idea why XD
Fantasia the witch is in the house
The Rite of Spring makes for great movie music, but is actually too good to serve as movie music, which always plays second fiddle to the visual component. But it was Modern Music - 27 years old when Fantasia was released - and was truly far out to a mass audience of 1940.
This Is An Another Land Before Time Story
5:44 This is where the chosen maiden dances herself to death.
Alas, that’s incorrect. Although I do wish the sacrificial dance segment was used. 5:03 is as nearest to the end as the fourth and final act goes in Fantasia’s version. Only seconds after, would the Chosen Maiden begin to dance herself to death in the final piece that wasn’t used.
The music used during the earthquake actually comes from the second act in the original version of the ballet.
The solar eclipse at the 6:56 is a callback to the overture of the first act.
Edit: The segment used in 5:44 is actually the Dance of the Earth. A rather fitting choice for the earthquake.
Cool
When will this Disney masterpiece end up in public domain?
Poor stegosaurus
RIP 😢
3:53 are we all going to ignore that the 2 stego/kentosaurs were next to the corpse that was killed by the rex?
The corpse we see doesnt mean it was from trex we saw earlier, there were lot of stegos, one that trex ate was probably just bones
RhiiRhShiiSh das kann nich kaputt gehen
4:10 why did they die?
Adenike Murele Thirst more than likely
@@huskeylover85 ok
@@huskeylover85 4:18 did its tail flip over its back!?
@@MysteriouslyMoon That's a leg, not a tail.
David Ray way hurtful RIP Tyrannosaurus (Allosaurus)
Man the stagasuras look’s thick.
Subject of this video is Comedy 😆
Tanqueray and chronic, gin and juice, percocet and liquor, got my use, hard booze and drugs - you know how, tossin' that back, I'm fucked up now.
Its a shame that these poor things whipped out
This is what nightmares are
This is The Land Before Time, but Walt Disney was 48 years ahead of Don Bluth.
Wouldn't being struck in the head by its tail killed the t-rex?
Allosaurus* and good question. And who knows, it should be dead after the first whack it gets
@@haillemichels9486 it's confirmed to be a Tyrannosaurus
@@nathanielperez8613 Oh oops, sorry I always thought it was an allosaurus because of the 3 fingers on it
Maybe, but at the same time, I’d think that that first bite of the t rex on the stegosaurus’ should have done it in, and yet, it still kept foghting
@@nathanielperez8613 Bah, who gives a shit, it should be an allosaurus.
Oh no stecosaurus
It's "Stegosaurus".
Why was the stegosaurus in the cretaceous tho.
It's just land before Time
Behold God’s previous creatures❗️🦖🦕
When God’s previous creatures ruled 👑 the Earth 🌎 ❗️🦖🦕
Poor Stegosaurus 😢😢😢😫😫😫
Wtf was a dimetrodon doing in the cretaceous?
10/10 better watch Jurassic park
i remember this playing in pre-shool while it was nap time. this is horriblr
This use to scare the crap outta me
Im curious why the spike in the tail of stegasauros is not deeply wounded to the t-rex???
The beginning footage was reused in mickeys house of villains
This totally fucked me up as a kid
Directed by my brothers grandfather, John Hubley.
Rite Of Spring - Fantasia