Therizinosaurus scene /Jurassic World:Dominion

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[shaunmitchell]

One of the best scenes/dinosaurs in the franchise. Loved the noises it made

[alezot]

One of my favourite scenes from the movie

[darthmeticulous]

One thing I particularly love about this scene is the bit where the Therizinosaurus kills a deer, then it starts eating plants. This is likely a reference to the fact that for quite some time, scientists believed the Theri was a carnivore, only to find out upon gaining more fossils that it was indeed an herbivore. Love it.

[ikoko]

1:17 Well, this is simply the most deaf and stupid deer in the world; the last wood grouse would have already fled in panic at the approach of such a bulldozer.

[dabner]

if they do continue the jurassic series i really hope we see more of this guy the therizinosaurus was so cool too bad he didn't have much screen time

[joyanni]

The silent walk slowly approaching Claire & the creepy eerie sound of the voice, growling in low tone, made this prehistoric bird scarier than any elements in this scene.
This is a blind Therizinosaurus that looks damn fearsome & ferocious,
especially where it acted upon her aggressive instinct to slash & swept away the deer with its claws, distinctively reflect & speak volumes of its intensified temperament of aggression which truly send chills down my spine.
I've spotted one flaw or loophole in this scene, why can't the blind Therizinosaurus smell Claire's odour while it can sense where the deer is. And why can't the deer sharp ears anticipate that big bird coming from behind. You can't fool the intelligent observance of the audiences.
An introduction of a prehistoric bird
which resembles our modern day flightless birds such as Ostrich, Emu, Rhea & Cassowary, is rather unique & authentically original in the"Jurassic" motion pictures franchise.
The Therizinosaurus also reminds me of another epic, original motion picture "10, 000 BC" back in 2008.
In the movie 10, 000 BC, box office success was attributed to the originality of screenplay as well as
the cinematographic effect of new introductory prehistoric, predatory birds that are close in anatomical resemblance to Therizinosaurus, with fearsome eyes of feathered carnivorous hunters that preyed upon humans flesh.
In addition, prehistoric Mammoths &
the Sabre-toothed Tiger (Smilodon) were first introduced, making this epic movie visually impressive, unique & original, when particularly
filmed in an ancient Egypt setting of an empire & civilization once ruled or colonized by Egyptian pharaohs.
10, 000 BC was a spectacular, visually stunning, epic & sensational box office hit in cinematic achievement & history of our time.

[saravanant]

Loved the Noise of Therizinosaurus (BGM). Chanceless.

[NaturalLanguageLearning]

Like that deer wouldn't have noticed taht huge dinosaur from a mile away and ran. You can tell Hollywood writers have never seen a wild animal outside a zoo

[alexandermihaylov]

This movie actually was the closest the franchise ever came to dinosaur horror, like the book intended it to be

[RazorRex]

I want more dangerous herbivores in the Jurassic franchise. Studies have shown that today's modern herbivores are more dangerous then carnivores.

[andresdeleon]

Therizinosaurus iis one of my favorite dinosaurs

[Valihir]

This scene gave me the same vibes as the jurassic park books did

[booAH-]

1:09 thing sound it made right here gives me shivers. I don’t know why, just the way the sound echoes through the entire swamp is chilling

[michaelchristidis]

That deer had 0 survival instincts...even if it was my bro walking up to me like that I would've turned to at least face him lmao

[jamestropicals]

Finally we know what you call a blind dinosaur

Therizinosaurus

[seanmadison]

That deer would have smelled, heard and ran when that thing was 5 miles away.

[ikoko]

0:52 The steps and snoring of a huge dinosaur become audible only when it enters the frame, and until that moment it swam more silently than the evening fog.

[InvaderGIR]

Why couldn't the whole movie have been like this, with vignettes all across earth of how people have to live with dinosaurs now :( what was the point of releasing them in the last movie if this movie was going to be one island

[samanthaserrano]

i like how after the water scenes theri use its nails to walk away have you guys seen that?

[EAcapuccino]

And yes, amazingly the deer didnt notice a building sized monster approaching!
Oh Hollywood, how typical! 😂😂