whats bothering me is that they kinda remove the animal aspect of the animals. hard to explain, but it doesnt feel like animals if you know what i mean. Like, they are making too much noise when sneaking up to their pray. they gave the animals a bit of human behaviour kinda. like for example with the gorgonopsid killing the scutosaurus. there was this wierd "silence" where they just staring at eachother before the gorgonopsid gave the final bite. like i said, i dont know how to put words for it but i hope its understandable
@qbgrindddd so what? Slight injury is still injury, allosaurus didn’t have proper healthcare. They don’t *feel* like they are actually defending themselves, sauropods weren’t just food on legs, they could defend themselves well.
@@paxlashI mean the Allo was visibly dazed and backed down right after so I’d say even the light smack had a lot of force behind it, or at least enough to be painful.
@@Sharp26 i didn't like it either. it was a bit too childish and "outdated". I immediately stopped watching when they presented tyrannosaurus Rex as " the ultimate predator" lmao. Also half of the documentary were random real life modern animals and i really didn't like the sound design. The croc hiss and the tiger growl weretoo noticeable.
@@salva2387how was it "childish"? Also it's a documentary about the history of life on our planet which includes modern animals, no one ever said it was gonna be only about prehistoric life
@@Eeeeeee-sh2zn oh boy, i don't have time to teach you, so imma just say this: it was too cartoony in its storytelling, the behaviours were too exaggerated and the voiceover was too semplicistic. Now be a good boy and don't whiteknight.
@@andrewcrowley6331 Well, the allosaurus looks bad but it is slightly more accurate to its real life counterpart compared to the Jurassic World version. But they should've just made a brand new model for most if not all of them tbh, salvaging Jurassic World models and trying to turn them into accurate dinosaurs to save on budget looks pretty bad.
I would not classify the late Jurassic as 'the early days of the dinosaur's reign'. That line would have been so much better used on something like dilophosaurus or any of its cousins that were dominating pangaea at the time.
The allosaurus that we're seeing in LIFE ON OUR PLANET looks like the allosaurus from Jurassic World Dominion, got to give it to Steven Spielberg for giving us a Jurassic World Easter egg.🤣👍
@@Oskrrr it's Steven Spielberg of course we're going to have the JP versions but the T-Rex was more Some what accurate, Lystrosaurus, Inostrancevia and other paleo species other than *allosaurus* and *triceratops* seem to be really good paleo accurate wise.
The diplo smacking the allo with its tail is so cute and funny cause the first tail whip was like saying " Get out" the allo persisted and so the diplo striked again with more speed saying " NOW"
@@Zeshanwaleedyes they depict things outside dinosaurs and also did a horrible job doing it. like what's with the scene about saber tooth driving terror birds to extinction or one saber tooth jump on a bigger juvenile mammoth and it immediately went down and dies.
You do realize that they're not dinosaurs in Jurassic Park they're genetically modified so of course they're going to be scarier they even say it in Jurassic world 😂 and how would you know you've never seen a real life dinosaur in front of you the closest thing you could probably get to is either one a bird two a shark or three a gator
Go see a cassowary, and you'll find out if dinosaurs are scary or not. Or just watch those videos about "Feathered dinosaurs aren't scary". Ur litterly one of the people who don't believe dinosaurs are scary.
While some people are claiming that the models for the Diplodocus & Allosaurus are reused from the Jurassic World Films, that's not exactly the case here: The only trait that the Diplodocus model (both Adult & Juvenile) shares with the Apatosaurus from the JW films is the head shape. As for the Allosaurus, it's more of an edited JW model; the head is somewhat smaller (I'm guessing more accurate proportions?) & the osteoderms (being speculative from the start) are less pronounced.
This Allosaurus was the same model as the Jurassic World: Dominion one, but it has less extreme features (spikes, bigger head, bearing teeth, etc.) and a new sound design, to make it more appealing to a documentary audience. ILM did the CGI for this show, and the Jurassic franchise, so they had all the models, and I think it was pretty smart that they just tweaked the old designs rather than extend the release date by having to make brand new models. ✨🦖✨
@@Mothrabobafettthis is like saying nothing proves that mammoths didn't have big cartilagenous sails , osteoderms were unique and even today is not really that abundant of a trait.
@safeysmith6720 That's the thing, I don't know what its colors were. But we can still be creative with the allosaurus's designs and give it a unique look. But I understand that the show was on a budget, so I'll give them some leeway to the allosaurus looking like jurassic world's allosaurus.
@@darthsonic1239 on the contrary, the color palette here is perfect as well as the inlay of osteoderm, at 00:22, it is shown without being said that this allosaurus camouflages itself in the trunk of the conifers, which are here orange and black with outgrowths produced by the barks, and the fact that allosaurus is so insinuates that it is not impossible that it was made to camouflage itself, the design is perfect
Realmente se nota a creces que son los modelos de la saga jurassic aunque modificados, solo hay algunos que son modelos originales porque realmente no tienen uno similar creado en las películas. Seguramente esa medida fue para ahorrar presupuesto
De echo si son los modelos del apatosaurus y el allosaurus pero lo divertido es por fin ver como el apatosaurus se defiende del carnívoro en lugar de sólo ser una vaca enorme y sin sentido comun
@@anocean3131 eso es verdad aunque es más un general de el cine con dinosaurios Los sauropodos son literalmente ballenas terrestres sin algún tipo de resistencia alguna
I really looks even worse than the Jurassic World Allosaurus when it comes to accuracy. This show really has it's ups and downs, and some of the models are really bad compared to others.
@@mitkoogrozev I don’t care what anyone says. I have seen one of its kind made the best appearances like Walking With Dinosaurs, When Dinosaurs Roamed America, Dinosaur Revolution AKA DINOTASIA & Planet Dinosaur. No doubt on Deadly Dinosaurs With Steve Backshall?
@@dylangeltzeiler946All of these shows are a bit old so I won't judge their designs. But there's some great paleoart on the internet you can find of Allosaurus fragilis. I personally like reconstructions made by RJ Palmer, Jacob Baardse and Frederic Wierum.
I have mixed feelings, and my problem lies more with the proportions. In some shots it looks okay and I really like how the face looks, but the full body shots just look awful. Why is bro walking on stilts? And why his head so damn small?
@@godzillakingofthemonsters5812 🤣...Steven Spielberg is involved with this series so it wouldn't surprise me if the dinosaurs that we see here probably will look similar to Jurassic World Dinos as Easter Eggs, I mean look at the Triceratops it looks really the same CG model to the Triceratops from Jurassic World Version. JP easter eggs for JP fan gotta love Steven Spielberg for considering the fans most definitely. 😂
I have a feeling that the Allosaurs in the beginning we see could be a Saurophaganax. It looked just as big as the Diplodocus and had a different color scheme.
I don't like the ridges running down its back and tail, makes it look too crocodilian. It's also vocalizing way too much for what's supposed to be a predator on the hunt.
@@jacobcox4565 I never said how likely or unlikely it is, just that it isn’t impossible. All dinosaur documentaries have certain speculative aspects like this. Take for example, Prehistoric Planet and it’s air-sac displaying Dreadnoughtus. As cool as that was, that’s something we only have minimal evidence of and only came up with through heavy speculation.
You know, Life on Our Planet Allosaurus is my favorite Allosaurus design, Jurassic Park Franchise Allosaurus is also my favorite Allosaurus design too!
I have no idea if this is supposed to be accurate or not, but I LOVE the osteoderms on the Allosaurus. Makes it look really edgy as compared to the Jurassic World variation.
In the modern represenation T-rex it looks less and less reptilian, but I'm glad the this Allosaurus it's still reptilian and even crocodilian! Nailed!
honestly a little dissapointed in the show. i thought we would see more of prehistoric life but everything gets compared with how it is in the modern day where that section also take up most of the time. im enjoying it when i see prehistoric life but very boring when there is about modern life. i want more prehistoric life, not modern life. we got plenty of documentaries where modern life is showed
it's a PALEO documentary, it is supposed to have a focus on prehistoric life, but most of the documentary is about modern life??? where's the logic in that@@andrewcrowley6331
@@andrewcrowley6331 Well they kinda marketed like that they spend 2 episodes in each era where first 2 episodes are in the paleozoic, then next 2 episodes are in the mesozoic and so on
@@bkjeong4302 no thats not the only issue. other issues i got is that they remove the animal behaviour in some scenes and give them more human behaviour. like for example with the gorgonopsid and scutosarus. suddenly its this wierd staring contest before dealing the final blow. with the sinraptor chasing that gliding dinosaur where before it glides down the cliff its this typical moment we see with humans in movies where they look at their enemy before they jump. only in this case the gliding dinosaur looked at the sinraptor before jumping and gliding while the sinraptor just standing there looking at it. pretty sure irl the gliding dinosaur would have just gliding the moment it got there. then there is this scene where the terror bird kills this lama looking animal. the herd watch in horror when the terror bird kills the young one. the problem with that scene is that the terror bird looks at them like "see what i did? your next" and then kills the young one to show it means business. its all just wierd when the "villain" is about to kill then there is these wierd moments of behaviour humans does. talking about villains, this is another problem with the series. they treat predators as literal villains too. they look at their pray while roaring and having a angry face expressions. prehistoric planet did this very well where the animal looks natural with no face expression when hunting. and no unecasery roaring while hiding. Its like this show gives them these "villainous" traits so those who watch can tell that they are a predator. i mean, some random dude who dont know much about nature can easily tell what animal is a predator or not because all predators are roaring and showing angry face expressions while pray is always helpless and shows scared face expressions
Gave you ancient and cursed things that were in the future and now you’re just like the old man in your head who is now spiritual and antidote the pain and pain
A lone allo should not be hunting dip. The small baby dips are simply not enough to satisfy the allos hunger. It would make more sense to go for camptosaurus or dryo instead of dip.
You see, you don't have to kill anything to be scary. And for all its flaws (because some people complained online ofc), this series has some awesome cinematography.
“What’s up guys, Big Al the allosaurus here and today we’re reacting to life on our planet-“ *allosaurus shows up, allosaurus had clearly never seen such-*
i was so sad when i saw this allosaurus. Cause its my favorite dinosaur and they just basically copied Dominion's design which is everything but good or paleoaccurate. What a hell are those osteoderms and rough skin.
Why do the diplodocus have the Jurassic world apatosaurus head… And that allosaurus looks very similar to the Jurassic world dominion allo. Idk if it’s the colour or the head shape but it just looks oddly similar
There’s just so much we will never know about these beasts. Like finding that hadrosaurs and the like had hooves is amazing! I wouldn’t be surprised is they also had some fur similar to a Wildebeest. If only we had a full tissue specimen of some dinosaurs. we wouldn’t be putting out totally inaccurate information based on thought and running with it. Like who tf said the Antilodont was a carnivore? Nothing on hooves is predatory. Maybe aggressive but certainly not running prey down. It was just a huge pig.
Ok, as much that the documentary series was not as accurate and mixed reviews (in other words, sucks), the cinematography aren't bad...but the Allosaurus...ok, now that creature made this documentary scary, and I'll give that an A to the series.
This is such a mixed bag. The design of the Allo is okay, like 5/10, but the mannerisms, the way it cocks it's head and quickly adjusts it's neck position like modern birds is just 🤌 they really should have let this sit more.
This entire series feels like a disordered, dumbed down, reductive and inaccuracy filled version of Prehistoric Planet. A waste of time and money and an insult to biologists everywhere.
I tried watching this series yesterday and just had to stop. It never fails on shows like these that the don't show what people want to see, and the ones that they do want to see like the T-Rex only gets maybe two minutes of screen time. Not only that but the entire series spends more time on present day animals and insects than it does in the past. Not a good series in my opinion.
the number of idiots who say "yeah uh it's jw's allosaurus and it's ugly because it's not precise" dismays me lol, to begin with, even if it's a documentary, it's free to modify the appearance of the dinosaur with an artistic touch without being too distorted, and the one in the documentary is magnificent, it is without a doubt my favorite allosaurus design, another fact that I like about this design is the colors and the osteoderm, the allosaurus palette is perfect and here's why the mixture of beige-orange with the contrast of dark gray and a magnificent rendering that is both colorful but not too much, undoubtedly inspired by the monitor lizard moreover the osteoderms are incredible, many complain about it because according to them it is not precise but nothing proves that the allosaurus did not have its osteoderm, for example, we believed for a moment that the carnotaurus had skin thin, but with a fossil footprint, Carno was learned to have rough skin filled with osteoderm, making JW's carnotaurus quite accurate also many have not noticed it but the presence of the osteoderm and the beige and black color and here quite important, at 00:22 we can notice that the presence of the osteoderm and this color not very saturated and intended to camouflage itself against the trunk of conifers at night or during the day, which is much more realistic than a colorful and extremely saturated allosaurus as some idiots think in short, apart from the strange neck position but directly inspired by the monitor lizard, this allosaurus design is a 200/10
It's a documentery not a movie, this kind of distortion of reality is unacceptable. Also the osteoderms aren't 'amazing' they're moronic, carnotaurus had osteoderms because it was a ceratosaurian (the only late surviving saurischian's to have them). Last I checked allosaurus wasn't a fucking ceratosaurian. You calling people 'idiots' over a more saturated colour scheme is really something, tigers have a saturated colour scheme and blend in often perfectly. This allosaurus is a 2/10 at best, ffs it looks like it designed in 1908
El hecho de que los modelos se parezcan mucho a los de Jurassic Word, le quita bastante realismo, ya que los diseños no son precisos a como se hubieran visto los verdaderos Lo cual pues jod3, ya que estamos hablando de una serie Documental, que tiene que estar al tanto de los descubrientos recientes sobre estos animales tan bellos del pasado Y no es el unico momento en donde esto pasa
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Love how the literal adult Diplodocus gave the Allosaurus a love tap instead of shattering it's bones with an incomprehensible fast tail whip.
whats bothering me is that they kinda remove the animal aspect of the animals. hard to explain, but it doesnt feel like animals if you know what i mean. Like, they are making too much noise when sneaking up to their pray. they gave the animals a bit of human behaviour kinda. like for example with the gorgonopsid killing the scutosaurus. there was this wierd "silence" where they just staring at eachother before the gorgonopsid gave the final bite. like i said, i dont know how to put words for it but i hope its understandable
It was a weird “I’m warning you!” Type slap rather than the “Get out of here right now.” Type slap it should’ve been.
@qbgrindddd It more just brushed the allo, barely much of “whip” and yes I know that, I’m not saying it should go full force with the very tip.
@qbgrindddd so what? Slight injury is still injury, allosaurus didn’t have proper healthcare. They don’t *feel* like they are actually defending themselves, sauropods weren’t just food on legs, they could defend themselves well.
@@paxlashI mean the Allo was visibly dazed and backed down right after so I’d say even the light smack had a lot of force behind it, or at least enough to be painful.
dang, what a pretty scene. i’m not a big fan of this documentary, but the environment here is just so beautiful.
I don't care for it either
I genuinely want to know. Why didn’t you like it? I honestly enjoyed it, but I’m curious about why you didn’t.
@@Sharp26 i didn't like it either. it was a bit too childish and "outdated". I immediately stopped watching when they presented tyrannosaurus Rex as " the ultimate predator" lmao. Also half of the documentary were random real life modern animals and i really didn't like the sound design. The croc hiss and the tiger growl weretoo noticeable.
@@salva2387how was it "childish"?
Also it's a documentary about the history of life on our planet which includes modern animals, no one ever said it was gonna be only about prehistoric life
@@Eeeeeee-sh2zn oh boy, i don't have time to teach you, so imma just say this: it was too cartoony in its storytelling, the behaviours were too exaggerated and the voiceover was too semplicistic. Now be a good boy and don't whiteknight.
It had potential but you can tell the budget was limited. Modern wildlife takes up way to much screen time
It's called "life on our planet" not "prehistoric life on our planet"
@@Eeeeeee-sh2znThen they shouldn't have advertised it like it was
@@indoggedon-03 they've been showing modern animals since the very first trailer
They have shown more prehistoric animals rather than modern day life@@Eeeeeee-sh2zn
@@Eeeeeee-sh2zn what he meant is it being in order. Like it starts of in the precambrian and ends in Holocene.
How come everything in this documentary looks like it's straight out of Jurassic World.
Ilm did the effects
They used Jurassic World models, but edited to look slightly more accurate
@@Poliostasisexcept somehow Allosaurus looks even worse. And he’s the only one, the others look fine for the most part.
@@andrewcrowley6331 Well, the allosaurus looks bad but it is slightly more accurate to its real life counterpart compared to the Jurassic World version.
But they should've just made a brand new model for most if not all of them tbh, salvaging Jurassic World models and trying to turn them into accurate dinosaurs to save on budget looks pretty bad.
The trike is the jw model
I would not classify the late Jurassic as 'the early days of the dinosaur's reign'. That line would have been so much better used on something like dilophosaurus or any of its cousins that were dominating pangaea at the time.
I guess it might work, considering the Cretaceous was the longest period of the Mesozoic, but I do agree that the line was a bit out of place.
The allosaurus that we're seeing in LIFE ON OUR PLANET looks like the allosaurus from Jurassic World Dominion, got to give it to Steven Spielberg for giving us a Jurassic World Easter egg.🤣👍
My first thought when i saw it actually😂
@@Oskrrr 👍
@@Oskrrr they did use the CG triceratops model from Jurassic World as well for this series.
@@jurassictyrantkingYT
Shame they have to reuse models from a movie that doesnt stick with accuracy
@@Oskrrr it's Steven Spielberg of course we're going to have the JP versions but the T-Rex was more Some what accurate, Lystrosaurus, Inostrancevia and other paleo species other than *allosaurus* and *triceratops* seem to be really good paleo accurate wise.
1:04 Allosaurus activates its retrosaur mode
The diplo smacking the allo with its tail is so cute and funny cause the first tail whip was like saying " Get out" the allo persisted and so the diplo striked again with more speed saying " NOW"
This would've looked good 12 years ago but it falls short in so many ways
@@Guitar4516 the new Jurassic world movies look bad compared to prehistoric planet cut this show some slack.
@@Guitar4516it doesn’t looks horrible
I love the reference of Cenozoic era and Permian Mass Extinction
jurasic world doesnt look bad when you think that the dinosaurs in those movies arent real dinosaurs but are hybrids. @@Oinker-Sploinker
@@21penguins37this isn’t about the dinosaurs lol he was talking about how jwd cgi looks bad compared to prehistoric planet
@@Zeshanwaleedyes they depict things outside dinosaurs and also did a horrible job doing it. like what's with the scene about saber tooth driving terror birds to extinction or one saber tooth jump on a bigger juvenile mammoth and it immediately went down and dies.
Allosaurus had never seen such bullshit before
Can we let that meme go? It's starting to get old.
@@tonybusch8771It's true this is the worst allosaurus in a documentary yet...
It’s a meme as old as that particular show so of course it’s not going to die.
This is my favorite allosaurus
no@@tonybusch8771
0:20 "JW dinosaurs were scarier than IRL dinosaurs"
Except this allosaurus doesn't look like IRL allosaurus...
@@thederpyspinosaurus6501I mean yes it looks like the Jurassic world allosaurus but it at least has lips
You do realize that they're not dinosaurs in Jurassic Park they're genetically modified so of course they're going to be scarier they even say it in Jurassic world 😂 and how would you know you've never seen a real life dinosaur in front of you the closest thing you could probably get to is either one a bird two a shark or three a gator
Go see a cassowary, and you'll find out if dinosaurs are scary or not. Or just watch those videos about "Feathered dinosaurs aren't scary". Ur litterly one of the people who don't believe dinosaurs are scary.
@@deerblood17 this is the case in the novel, but in the movies they are nearly pure dinosaurs.
He look's so polite.
Walking with dinosaurs was better than this documentary ngl
The original specially the ballad of big ai
While some people are claiming that the models for the Diplodocus & Allosaurus are reused from the Jurassic World Films, that's not exactly the case here:
The only trait that the Diplodocus model (both Adult & Juvenile) shares with the Apatosaurus from the JW films is the head shape.
As for the Allosaurus, it's more of an edited JW model; the head is somewhat smaller (I'm guessing more accurate proportions?) & the osteoderms (being speculative from the start) are less pronounced.
The allo also had lips unlike in JW
This Allosaurus was the same model as the Jurassic World: Dominion one, but it has less extreme features (spikes, bigger head, bearing teeth, etc.) and a new sound design, to make it more appealing to a documentary audience. ILM did the CGI for this show, and the Jurassic franchise, so they had all the models, and I think it was pretty smart that they just tweaked the old designs rather than extend the release date by having to make brand new models. ✨🦖✨
@qbgrinddddbut the ostioderms ☠️
@qbgrinddddAfterwards, nothing proves that Allosaurus did not have osteoderm, so it may be quite accurate
@@Mothrabobafettthis is like saying nothing proves that mammoths didn't have big cartilagenous sails , osteoderms were unique and even today is not really that abundant of a trait.
THE ALLOSAURUS
BTW it's crazy that all the way back when walking with the dinosaurs was released they had better models than these new ones
That's it. Now I'm in for Life on our Planet.
If the allosaurus didn't have osteoderms and it had a different color scheme the model would look a little bit better.
How do you know what colour it should be though?
@safeysmith6720 That's the thing, I don't know what its colors were. But we can still be creative with the allosaurus's designs and give it a unique look. But I understand that the show was on a budget, so I'll give them some leeway to the allosaurus looking like jurassic world's allosaurus.
@@darthsonic1239
on the contrary, the color palette here is perfect as well as the inlay of osteoderm, at 00:22, it is shown without being said that this allosaurus camouflages itself in the trunk of the conifers, which are here orange and black with outgrowths produced by the barks, and the fact that allosaurus is so insinuates that it is not impossible that it was made to camouflage itself, the design is perfect
@@Mothrabobafettyou're not wrong
Nose si estoy mal pero, el allosaurus y él diplodocus me recuerdan alos de jurassic world
Eso creo que es malo
Lo son ILM hizo El cgi
Realmente se nota a creces que son los modelos de la saga jurassic aunque modificados, solo hay algunos que son modelos originales porque realmente no tienen uno similar creado en las películas.
Seguramente esa medida fue para ahorrar presupuesto
De echo si son los modelos del apatosaurus y el allosaurus pero lo divertido es por fin ver como el apatosaurus se defiende del carnívoro en lugar de sólo ser una vaca enorme y sin sentido comun
@@anocean3131 eso es verdad aunque es más un general de el cine con dinosaurios
Los sauropodos son literalmente ballenas terrestres sin algún tipo de resistencia alguna
The Allosaurus looks like an accurate version of the ones that appeared on one of the Jurassic World slash Jurassic Park movies.
I really looks even worse than the Jurassic World Allosaurus when it comes to accuracy. This show really has it's ups and downs, and some of the models are really bad compared to others.
@@mitkoogrozev I don’t care what anyone says. I have seen one of its kind made the best appearances like Walking With Dinosaurs, When Dinosaurs Roamed America, Dinosaur Revolution AKA DINOTASIA & Planet Dinosaur. No doubt on Deadly Dinosaurs With Steve Backshall?
@@dylangeltzeiler946All of these shows are a bit old so I won't judge their designs.
But there's some great paleoart on the internet you can find of Allosaurus fragilis. I personally like reconstructions made by RJ Palmer, Jacob Baardse and Frederic Wierum.
@@dylangeltzeiler946, Don't forget Jurassic Fight Club.
@@tonybusch8771 Oh, I forgotten about that History Channel series.
30 million years of allosaurid evolution(since asfaltsovenator of the Asfaltso Candelros formation): 'early days of the dinosaurs reign' My arse.
The croc like texture is weird, but man this looks good!
I have mixed feelings, and my problem lies more with the proportions. In some shots it looks okay and I really like how the face looks, but the full body shots just look awful. Why is bro walking on stilts? And why his head so damn small?
The allosaurus in this series, doesn't it look like the allosaurus from Jurassic World Dominion.
@@jurassictyrantkingYT Not really?
@@godzillakingofthemonsters5812 🤣...Steven Spielberg is involved with this series so it wouldn't surprise me if the dinosaurs that we see here probably will look similar to Jurassic World Dinos as Easter Eggs, I mean look at the Triceratops it looks really the same CG model to the Triceratops from Jurassic World Version. JP easter eggs for JP fan gotta love Steven Spielberg for considering the fans most definitely. 😂
@@jurassictyrantkingYT But Speilberg wasn't on the World films and these models look like World stuff more than the original JP.
That allosaurus looks like it belongs in a monster movie, not in a documental
Yet another Allosaurus left with empty stomach , Big AL would be so proud.
They really saw Prehistoric Planet and thought "lets make a bad version"
Everything in this looks like it belongs in the original Dark Souls
The allosaurus actually looks scary,just imagine your sleeping and all the sudden that’s out your window
I have a feeling that the Allosaurs in the beginning we see could be a Saurophaganax. It looked just as big as the Diplodocus and had a different color scheme.
Diplodocus and saurophaganax didn't coexist
Nothing like it just producers who didn't study their homework
@@floseatyard8063They quite literally lived in the same exact formation, time period, and place
@@carnotaurusboi1279 you're right mb
This is just me, but I thought this documentary was bad. The scenes with the allosaurus were the only redeeming factors
The most realistic documentary I have had the pleasure of watching.
You watched prehistoric planet? blows this out of the water
He's never seen such bullsh... before
I don't like the ridges running down its back and tail, makes it look too crocodilian. It's also vocalizing way too much for what's supposed to be a predator on the hunt.
To be fair crocodilians are some of dinosaurs closest living relatives so the scoots aren’t all that off.
@@thedukeofchutney468 Crocodilians developed those scutes separately from Dinosaurs, so it doesn't make as much sense as you think.
@@jacobcox4565 members of Ceratosauria have confirmed osteoderms so it’s not impossible some other theropods did too.
@@andrewcrowley6331 Allosaurus isn't part of Ceratosauria, so it's more likely they wouldn't share traits like that.
@@jacobcox4565 I never said how likely or unlikely it is, just that it isn’t impossible. All dinosaur documentaries have certain speculative aspects like this. Take for example, Prehistoric Planet and it’s air-sac displaying Dreadnoughtus. As cool as that was, that’s something we only have minimal evidence of and only came up with through heavy speculation.
You know, Life on Our Planet Allosaurus is my favorite Allosaurus design, Jurassic Park Franchise Allosaurus is also my favorite Allosaurus design too!
I have no idea if this is supposed to be accurate or not, but I LOVE the osteoderms on the Allosaurus. Makes it look really edgy as compared to the Jurassic World variation.
Most big theropod dinosaurs did not have osteodersm at all, and those that do have it don't have it as intense as shown here.
Just a reminder that ILM did the CG for this. So yes, some of these models are derived from Jurassic World with modifications.
This is literally a Jurassic World model I think
Bruh the JW allo is way edgier, are you serious
@@theunholyadventurer2376 Still, it looks awesome.
ILM pretty much just made the Jurassic World model more accurate, and I dont mind it. Love how birdlike its movements are
Yes
In the modern represenation T-rex it looks less and less reptilian, but I'm glad the this Allosaurus it's still reptilian and even crocodilian! Nailed!
It looks like the Allosaurus from jurassic world dominion and camp cretaceous chaos theory
honestly a little dissapointed in the show. i thought we would see more of prehistoric life but everything gets compared with how it is in the modern day where that section also take up most of the time. im enjoying it when i see prehistoric life but very boring when there is about modern life. i want more prehistoric life, not modern life. we got plenty of documentaries where modern life is showed
I don’t really mind, in fact I quite like it because it’s something no paleo documentary has ever really done before, so it makes this one unique.
it's a PALEO documentary, it is supposed to have a focus on prehistoric life, but most of the documentary is about modern life??? where's the logic in that@@andrewcrowley6331
That’s not even the worst issue with the show.
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Well they kinda marketed like that they spend 2 episodes in each era where first 2 episodes are in the paleozoic, then next 2 episodes are in the mesozoic and so on
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no thats not the only issue. other issues i got is that they remove the animal behaviour in some scenes and give them more human behaviour. like for example with the gorgonopsid and scutosarus. suddenly its this wierd staring contest before dealing the final blow. with the sinraptor chasing that gliding dinosaur where before it glides down the cliff its this typical moment we see with humans in movies where they look at their enemy before they jump. only in this case the gliding dinosaur looked at the sinraptor before jumping and gliding while the sinraptor just standing there looking at it. pretty sure irl the gliding dinosaur would have just gliding the moment it got there. then there is this scene where the terror bird kills this lama looking animal. the herd watch in horror when the terror bird kills the young one. the problem with that scene is that the terror bird looks at them like "see what i did? your next" and then kills the young one to show it means business. its all just wierd when the "villain" is about to kill then there is these wierd moments of behaviour humans does. talking about villains, this is another problem with the series. they treat predators as literal villains too. they look at their pray while roaring and having a angry face expressions. prehistoric planet did this very well where the animal looks natural with no face expression when hunting. and no unecasery roaring while hiding. Its like this show gives them these "villainous" traits so those who watch can tell that they are a predator. i mean, some random dude who dont know much about nature can easily tell what animal is a predator or not because all predators are roaring and showing angry face expressions while pray is always helpless and shows scared face expressions
The only episode I watched and they gave the dinosaurs such little screen time
This Allosaurus model looks like it was based on a stop motion figure from a 80s documentary
Gave you ancient and cursed things that were in the future and now you’re just like the old man in your head who is now spiritual and antidote the pain and pain
The allosaurus looks like it got the jurassic world battle at big rock colors.
A lone allo should not be hunting dip. The small baby dips are simply not enough to satisfy the allos hunger. It would make more sense to go for camptosaurus or dryo instead of dip.
The allosaurus design reminds of the one from Jurassic World Battle at Big Rock.
Just with lips
Notice how it looks like somthing out of Jurassic world dominion
You see, you don't have to kill anything to be scary. And for all its flaws (because some people complained online ofc), this series has some awesome cinematography.
I like how it looks like jurrasic world allosaurus
0:19, Heeeere's ALLO !!!!
Pretty allosaurus
Just like a baby deer hiding in the brush. Looks like that’s what they based it off of.
I feel like the allosaurus in LIOP is a bit based on the allosaurus in BaBR
Kinds looks like the one from battle at big rock
I don’t know why I like the allosaurus squaring up to the diplodocus
“What’s up guys, Big Al the allosaurus here and today we’re reacting to life on our planet-“ *allosaurus shows up, allosaurus had clearly never seen such-*
i was so sad when i saw this allosaurus. Cause its my favorite dinosaur and they just basically copied Dominion's design which is everything but good or paleoaccurate. What a hell are those osteoderms and rough skin.
shit, I mean, personally I love the design, but if I saw a triceratops (my favorite dinosaur) modified like this alosaurus, I would have loved it
but for a documentary is not the best choice to make it just like Jurassic World
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They had the perfect chance to design a modern up to date awesome allosaurus but nah they used a goofy ass Jurassic world design💀
Wish it had more screentime
Most therapods had no ostioderms
Tengo sentimientos encontrados con este Allosaurus
The design of allosaurus is pretty similar to the jurrasic world version
Tem mais tempo de tela que o Allosaurus de Fallen Kingdom e Dominion juntos
This literally looks like a more accurate version of a jurassic world juvenile allosaurus
I’m so glad they didn’t give this all feathers, I don’t believe that every predatory dinosaur needs to be depicted with feathers anyways.
The head of the allosaurus looks just like the one from Jurassic world Dominion. Well that’s what I see
ah yes, the allousorus will make quick work of the bebeh
Why this Allosaurus looks so much like Jurassic World's Allosaurus
Why do the diplodocus have the Jurassic world apatosaurus head…
And that allosaurus looks very similar to the Jurassic world dominion allo. Idk if it’s the colour or the head shape but it just looks oddly similar
Allosaurus, The Top Predator of Late Jurassic North America.
It wasn't
@@birdsaregovernmentspies8964yea. Bro had to compete with torvosaurus and saurophagenax (did I spell it right)
Looks like Juvenile allosaurus from Jurassic world fallen kingdom
I love allo man
Cool. But the Allosaurus head here looks so derpy.
There’s just so much we will never know about these beasts. Like finding that hadrosaurs and the like had hooves is amazing! I wouldn’t be surprised is they also had some fur similar to a Wildebeest. If only we had a full tissue specimen of some dinosaurs. we wouldn’t be putting out totally inaccurate information based on thought and running with it. Like who tf said the Antilodont was a carnivore? Nothing on hooves is predatory. Maybe aggressive but certainly not running prey down. It was just a huge pig.
Great scene
That allosaurus looks like from jurassic World
This allo actually looks like the jw allo
Ok, as much that the documentary series was not as accurate and mixed reviews (in other words, sucks), the cinematography aren't bad...but the Allosaurus...ok, now that creature made this documentary scary, and I'll give that an A to the series.
The Allosaurus needs smooth skin and be a little bit more chubby then its tolerable
This is such a mixed bag. The design of the Allo is okay, like 5/10, but the mannerisms, the way it cocks it's head and quickly adjusts it's neck position like modern birds is just 🤌 they really should have let this sit more.
0:19
Jw Battle at big rock allosaurus is way more terrify-
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The allosaurus looks like the one from jurassic world
it looks soo much lijke the jurassic world dominion allo
it looks like the jurassic world allosaurus ngl
Early days of the Dinosaurs reighn? Literally just about dead centre xD
YEA BOI BACK FROM WWD
This entire series feels like a disordered, dumbed down, reductive and inaccuracy filled version of Prehistoric Planet.
A waste of time and money and an insult to biologists everywhere.
I tried watching this series yesterday and just had to stop. It never fails on shows like these that the don't show what people want to see, and the ones that they do want to see like the T-Rex only gets maybe two minutes of screen time. Not only that but the entire series spends more time on present day animals and insects than it does in the past. Not a good series in my opinion.
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the number of idiots who say "yeah uh it's jw's allosaurus and it's ugly because it's not precise" dismays me lol, to begin with, even if it's a documentary, it's free to modify the appearance of the dinosaur with an artistic touch without being too distorted, and the one in the documentary is magnificent, it is without a doubt my favorite allosaurus design, another fact that I like about this design is the colors and the osteoderm, the allosaurus palette is perfect and here's why
the mixture of beige-orange with the contrast of dark gray and a magnificent rendering that is both colorful but not too much, undoubtedly inspired by the monitor lizard
moreover the osteoderms are incredible, many complain about it because according to them it is not precise but nothing proves that the allosaurus did not have its osteoderm, for example, we believed for a moment that the carnotaurus had skin thin, but with a fossil footprint, Carno was learned to have rough skin filled with osteoderm, making JW's carnotaurus quite accurate
also many have not noticed it but the presence of the osteoderm and the beige and black color and here quite important, at 00:22 we can notice that the presence of the osteoderm and this color not very saturated and intended to camouflage itself against the trunk of conifers at night or during the day, which is much more realistic than a colorful and extremely saturated allosaurus as some idiots think
in short, apart from the strange neck position but directly inspired by the monitor lizard, this allosaurus design is a 200/10
It's a documentery not a movie, this kind of distortion of reality is unacceptable. Also the osteoderms aren't 'amazing' they're moronic, carnotaurus had osteoderms because it was a ceratosaurian (the only late surviving saurischian's to have them). Last I checked allosaurus wasn't a fucking ceratosaurian. You calling people 'idiots' over a more saturated colour scheme is really something, tigers have a saturated colour scheme and blend in often perfectly. This allosaurus is a 2/10 at best, ffs it looks like it designed in 1908
Wrote an entire essay just for 2 people to care…
skill issue.
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@@birdsaregovernmentspies8964 only my opinion Bro
0:00 - 0:12 the only scene that I like of this Allosaurus
Why isnt the allosaurus in a pack?
Is that Morgen Freeman?
Yes
Is the allosaurus from jurassic world battle at big rock 😂😂😂
The series fucking slaps!
The allosaurus looks like batte at big rock
Ese allosaurus se parece mucho al de Jurassic world dominion
It looks like a Jurassic world dominion allosaursus up close at least
You got to be kidding me, they think an allosaurus hunts adult diplodocus BRUH if anything maybe it would go after juveniles
Jurassic world 🌎 allosaurus
Why it looks so JW like 😂..
Where are the Feathers and Keratin crest ?
It’s very unlikely that it had feathers. Those (to our current knowledge) are only present in smaller animals such as Sinosauropteryx and Ceolophysis.
El hecho de que los modelos se parezcan mucho a los de Jurassic Word, le quita bastante realismo, ya que los diseños no son precisos a como se hubieran visto los verdaderos
Lo cual pues jod3, ya que estamos hablando de una serie Documental, que tiene que estar al tanto de los descubrientos recientes sobre estos animales tan bellos del pasado
Y no es el unico momento en donde esto pasa
WHY DOES IT STOMP. IT AINT 5 TONNES AND IT AINT WALKING ON TARMAC