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Ernie Watson
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Gabrielle Watson
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Raal
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Leslie Carlson | ... |
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| Lori Alter | ... |
Louise
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Rhys
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| Faye Dunaway | ... |
Shin
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Chad Camilleri | ... |
Crab Dude
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Simon Reynolds | ... |
Mr. Hoon
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Susannah Hoffmann | ... |
Mrs. Hoon
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Techie
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The dinosaurs didn't go completely extinct when the asteroids hit 65 million years ago. Today, every ten thousandth person in the country is a dinosaur, evolved to be human-sized, wearing sophisticated solid-light holographic disguises to maintain the facade, getting stoned off regular cooking herbs like basil, rosemary and tarragon, and living by their own shadow government's laws; any human who stumbles upon them is to be immediately executed. Two dino private investigators, velociraptor Vincent Rubio and triceratops Ernie Watson, are hired by one of Ernie's old girlfriends to find out why her younger brother committed suicide, and discover a dino cult called Voice Of Progress that wants dinokind to come out of the closet and reclaim the planet. Written by Jeff Cross <blackjac_1998@yahoo.com>
I expected this to be one of those B-movies made with a big heart and the glint in the eye; silly but enjoyable. However, I think this is above B-level. It's actually a decent sci-fi action.
The story - dinosaurs surviving and hiding among humans (especially since they were killed off as dragons in medieval times), and now getting quite tired of always having to pretend to be something they're not - is rather interesting. The special effects aren't state of the art, but they're not bad.
It's not great, but it's good, enjoyable and made with humour. All in all, very watchable!