The Meteor Shower Scene - Dinosaur (HD Movie Clip)

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When a meteor shower destroys their home, iguanodon Aladar and his family join a herd of dinosaurs heading for safety. En route, he befriends Baylene, an elderly brachiosaur; Eema, an unstoppable styracosaur; and Neera, a feisty fellow iguanodon. Together, they must stand strong amidst supply shortages, the threat of carnotaur attacks, and Aladar's run-ins with the herd's stubborn leader, Kron.

Join the action-packed adventure of a group of dinosaurs overcoming enormous challenges through courage, loyalty and hope in this special-effects phenomenon. Set 65 million years ago, this is the story of Aladar, an iguanodon who is separated from his own kind and raised by a clan of lemurs, including the wisecracking Zini and the compassionate Plio. When a meteor shower destroys their home, Aladar and his family follow a herd of dinosaurs heading for the safety of the "nesting grounds." Along the way, Aladar befriends Baylene, an elderly brachiosaur; Eema, an unstoppable styracosaur; and Neera, a feisty fellow iguanodon. Together, they must stand strong amidst food and water shortages, the threat of carnotaur attacks, and Aladar's run-ins with the herd's stubborn leader, Kron.

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[heiress.]

The scene rocked my world as a kid. It unlocked a core memory.

[alezot]

The scene goes from serene, to tense, to apocalyptic in just a couple of minutes.
What a masterpiece.

[ceciliaulloa]

I cannot wrap my head around the fact that this movie is highly underrated, a true classic in my book

[thedoomslayer]

When I was a kid this scene always scared the heck out of me. Now I am amazed that they mixed animation with practical effects for this scene.

[NightmareTroubador]

People don't understand when this came out in 2000, the realistic cgi looked awesome. I remember seeing the trailer for this on other VHS tapes and being excited to finally see it in person. This scene in particular was very impressive especially as a kid.

[admiralinvertebrate]

What I like about this scene is that it shows just how quickly things can change. One minute everyone’s celebrating their courtship, the next they’re running for their lives.

[AutisticBearLover]

I remember seeing this as a child, and I just remember feeling pure fear as they ran and screamed. Disney really did well with this scene.

[phoenix_gmer]

Back then when I was little I always found the scene at 3:03 terrifying. The look in Aladar's eyes showed so much fear, you could feel the dread yourself.

[CDragonEdits-a]

I gotta say, of all the dinosaur movies that have this extinction event featured in it, this has to be the one that captures the most intense, panicked and apocalyptic feel of it. Just the sense of confusion before the realization of what's actually happening is crafted so beautifully terrifying in these few minutes.

[dreamythememey]

Just the fact that many creatures faced something like this back in the day gives me chills…

[JunaidWolf]

The fact this came out in 2000 and still looks realistic is mind blowing this movie must have taken years to make especially knowing that it was being developed in the 1990s

[Dragonsketcher]

Why does this scene portray a tone of fear and dread that most disaster and war movies can’t seem to get right?

[wdynpn]

"Good job guys, now what's the name of this dinosaur movie?"
"Dinosaur?"
"Brilliant!"

[doddthedodo]

The scene remains the gold standard for Armageddon-esque visuals in my opinion. Just about nothing can capture the same terrifying scope of it

[ngrace]

As a child, my parents rented this on VHS from our public library. This scene scared my brother and I so much they had to turn the film off, return it and wait a few years to watch it 😂

[lugialover]

I’ve seen this film jillions of times and never once grew bored of it. It was one of my ultimate childhood gems.

[ostaruempire]

This scene used to scare the hell outta me when I was little, then afterwards I remember balling my eyes out when Suri and Aladar yell out for any survivors on the island after they escape.

That scene is very emotional for me ☹️

[piceanloki]

This scene alone caused a mix of emotion. First your feeling joyful during the courtship like an excitement, then once you see the sky light up with falling stars it's fantastical and memorizing, beautiful until then you watch as the giant ball of fire crash and your left in a state of frozen panic not knowing what to expect next until it shatters and then you truly feel a true fear. That's why this movie is amazing and so underrated!

[TaylorsAngel]

I remember seeing this in theaters as a kid, the whole theater shook from the sound effects it was incredible

[bassdrummer]

From 01:16 onward ... this may be one of the most dreading/apocalyptic scenes Disney has ever made. Certainty is for me.

And that moment of silence right after the meteor made its impact ... just brilliant.

Gave me shivers when I watched this movie as a kid