The Last Dinosaur (1977)Wealthy big game hunter (Boone), along with his group, gets trapped in pre-historic times where they are stalked by a ferocious dinosaur. Writer:William Overgard |
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The Last Dinosaur (1977)Wealthy big game hunter (Boone), along with his group, gets trapped in pre-historic times where they are stalked by a ferocious dinosaur. Writer:William Overgard |
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Masten Thrust Jr.
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Steven Keats | ... |
Chuck Wade
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Luther Rackley | ... |
Bunta
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Masumi Sekiya | ... |
Hazel
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William Ross | ... |
Hal - Mother 1 Chief Technician
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Carl Hansen | ... |
Barney
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Tetsu Nakamura | ... |
Dr. Kawamoto
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Nancy Magsig | ... |
Thrust's Girl on Plane
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Don Maloney | ... |
Mother 1 Captain
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Vanessa Cristina | ... |
Reporter
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James Dale |
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Hyôe Enoki |
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Shunsuke Kariya | ... |
Caveman Leader
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Gary Gundersen |
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Science has announced the discovery of a lost land hidden inside the warm pocket of a dormant volcano under the polar ice cap. Masten Thrust, a billionaire oil tycoon and big-game hunter, is recruited to lead a team there to study the last living dinosaurs. Upon arriving, Thrust and his team find that the hidden world is populated with both dinosaurs and prehistoric humans. While the humans give the explorers a fair bit of trouble, the real danger is the hungry tyrannosaur intent on making lunch out of the Great White Hunter and his crew. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
i was 9 when i first saw this on TV. on a Friday night. i remember the full page ad in the TV guide with the picture of the Rex. amazing how some things stick in your mind after 30 years. Anyway if your a kid who likes monster movies this one is entertaining enough especially with boone and Keats raging at each other. Special effects are no harryhausen but its worth the hour and a half if you find it somewhere on late night TV. Haven't seen it in a few years for some reason these classics fade from cable TV. If you do catch it on late night don't be too critical just grab some snacks and enjoy it. it might be cheesy but i thought it was a lot better than the kong remake that came out in the theaters a year before.