Dinosaur Movies

Walking with Dinosaurs: An Evolutionist's Story

The animated film, which appears to be intended for children through adults, follows the mishaps and coming-of-age adventures of Patchi, the runt of a Pachyrhinosaurus family. The plotline of Walking with Dinosaurs centers around the narrator’s line that “every fossil tells a story.” The narrator, an Alexornis bird named Alex, uses a single tooth from the predator Gorgosaurus to take viewers back in time to the Late Cretaceous period, supposedly millions of years ago.

Dinosaur Train

Dinosaur Train, a children’s television program aired on the tax-supported PBS-TV network in the USA, is boxcar-loaded with evolutionary content. Nevertheless, it could be profitable to watch the program with your child and use solid apologetics teaching to explain where the program derails.

Dinosaur Programs and Evolution

Television programs, thousands of books, and countless hours of research by thousands of qualified scientists have been devoted to studying dinosaurs. Is there an answer to their “mystery?” Sadly, many of the materials produced on the topic of dinosaurs teach parents and children evolutionary ideas, and lead them away from believing the Bible.

Articles About Dinosaur Movies

Walking with Dinosaurs: Every Evolutionist Tells a Story

Dec. 27, 2013

The animated film Walking with Dinosaurs centers around the narrator’s line that “every fossil tells a story.”

Doctor Who and Dinosaurs

Sept. 15, 2012 from News to Know

What’s wrong with this picture? (Evolutionists critique Doctor Who.)

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Spielberg Releases More Dinosaurs

Oct. 1, 2011 from Answers Magazine

Moviemaker Steven Spielberg can’t get enough dinosaurs.

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Evolutionary Train of Thought

July 1, 2010 from Answers Magazine

Dinosaur Train, a children’s television program, is loaded with evolutionary content.

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All Staged

April 1, 2009 from Answers Magazine

Large arenas across America—and now in the United Kingdom—have been hosting the high-tech spectacle Walking with Dinosaurs

Jurrassic Park Author Michael Crichton Dies, 66

Nov. 8, 2008

Best-selling novelist Michael Crichton—creator of Jurassic Park and the television series ER—has died. He was 66.

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Getting a Loch on Nessie?

Jan. 1, 2008 from Answers Magazine

A new movie, slated for release on December 25, is resurrecting talk of a possible monster lurking in Scotland’s fabled Loch Ness.

“Dinotopia” on TV

May 13, 2002

Parts 2 and 3 of an epic, $85 million (US) TV mini-series 'Dinotopia' will be aired across North America on Monday and Tuesday evenings, 13-14 May.

“Jurassic” Dinosaurs? No Mystery!

July 26, 2001 from Answers Update

Television programs, thousands of books, and countless hours of research by thousands of qualified scientists have been devoted to studying dinosaurs.

Disney’s Dinosaur—Deadly Drama and Dabs of Darwinism!

May 20, 2000

Since May 19, theaters worldwide have been screening the new blockbuster film from Walt Disney Pictures, Dinosaur.

Disney’s Dinosaur Debuts!

May 18, 2000

Disney’s newest blockbuster movie Dinosaur appears on theatre screens across the United States starting Friday, May 19.