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It was taken down due to copyright violations. I do have a new account up there though with some videos up. My new account is Counterinsurgency.Glad to know that you've returned to Youtube, though the reason for suspension sounds moronic. Your videos violated no more copyright rules than mine (I'm Tyrann0saurus over there), and yet I haven't been banned.
Oh I see.I can really relate to that. This was a perfect selection of song.
This music video was made in defense for sharpteeth. I don't like how they are treated in the movies (considered stupid, cowards, etc). The song fits so perfectly too. The song is basically told from the POV of a tortured or troubled person who is wondering why they are treated differently just because they aren't what the others consider "normal".
One thing I hate is Spinosaurus with long faces like Baryonix, there faceswere flatter, more like a raptor's face.Spinosaurus skull:
Annother point I forgot to mention in my review is the sharptooth of the movie. Apparently somebody in charge watched Jurrassic Park III and thought a Spinosaurus to be a nice alternative to the standard sharptooth or raptors.This is not the only time Universal Studio's other major dinosaur franchise has influenced LBT. Isn't it a coincidence that LBT3 had raptors just after the first Jurassic Park? You also have sound effects from JP in the TV series. Can't think of any more---anyone else here thought of another example?
And like you said, Pterano also displayed racism as well, believing that flyers are superior and how he should have been leader. This sense of superiority probably stems from the fact that he could fly and could travel faster than the other dinosaurs.
Racism is not limited to leaf-eaters, as sharpteeth seem to have a sense of racism as well. This we see very well in The Lonely Journey, when Chomper is constantly attacked by any sharptooth he encounters. Though these attacks may stem from more than just racism. Chomper was another sharptooth and posed a threat to the sharpteeth because it would mean another mouth to feed. So instead of just allowing Chomper to hunt down what little prey there was in the area, they decide to try to kill him instead.
Quote from: trexmaster,Feb 3 2007 on 02:35 AM(I wonder if they'll stick in something from Peter Jackson's recent King Kong remake too?).The raptors did make noises similar to the Terapusmordaxes from the King Kong game.QuoteI hope not. The T. Rexes sounded exactly like pigs in King Kong. I was extremely disappointed.
I don't think a sound from King Kong would necessarily be bad, so long as it's a roar (like that of a V. rex or Kong) instead of a noise of one of the "smaller" monsters.
No way! This would disrupt LBT too much!They got away with aliens in the movies, didn't they? As I recall, that didn't do that much harm to the LBT saga. If humans and their politics became a major theme in LBT, I agree that it would be disruptive. That said, I don't see how a few moments in which humans appear (for no longer than the episode's running length, of course) would do much harm.
Hurrah for a Pterano mention! And Redclaw (I remember someone saying he had a scar over his eye. It actually went down to his claws. o_o; Jeez, what bit him?)! Did anyone else think the JP1 Velociraptor noises he made sometimes were a bit too high-pitched for a T. Rex? Where were his dromaeosaur buddies?You'd think they'd give him the voice of the JP1 T. rex. At least the LBT production team can get away with using Jurassic Park sounds, since JP and LBT come from the same company (I wonder if they'll stick in something from Peter Jackson's recent King Kong remake too?).
Okay songs, I liked the tribal, Africanish music.