Log in or register to post your own reviews or comments. There they find a primitive society of cave women who routinely sacrifice virgins to appease The Great One, the top-dog dinosaur on the island. Login to post your own review or comments. Dinosaur Island (1994 film) An army captain is flying three misfit deserters home for a court martial when the plane has engine trouble and they crash-land in the ocean near an uncharted island. We also recommend: EVIL TOONS (500 EDITION) Far From the Light / Scared but Horny (1:23)ĭINOSAUR ISLAND is a limited edition release of 500 units. Prisoners / Thunderbeast & The Village (3:08)ġ0. Dinosaur Drums/Huge Feet & Skymarch (3:30)Ħ. This was their answer to JURASSIC PARK, so I wanted the score to be huge!”ĭragon’s Domain Records is excited to bring the soundtrack from DINOSAUR ISLAND to compact disc for the first time, mastered by James Nelson at Digital Outland with exclusive liner notes by author Randall Larson, with the participation of the composer and the directors.ġ.
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I knew this was going to be an interesting movie because they were making a giant dinosaur movie with limited funding.
“This score is a little more special to me than the other scores of that era because Jim and Fred were doing it together. Restrained to create a score on then state-of-the-art synthesizers by the film’s low budget, Cirino merged the musical influences of Bernard Herrmann, Elmer Bernstein, Ennio Morricone, and ‘60s exotica with his own stylistic savvy to create a compelling and exciting score that, for the most part, played straight man to the film’s stimulating slapstick. “I think the lure to re-use these things he’d already paid for was too much to resist.”Ĭomposer Chuck Cirino rejoined the directors after scoring numerous films for them individually. “The film got made because Roger had some dinosaurs left over from CARNOSAUR,” said Fred Olen Ray. The 1994 film was directed by Jim Wynorski and Fred Olen Ray, financed by Roger Corman, and distributed straight to video by New World Home Video. This album features music composed by Chuck Cirino for the fantasy-comedy about a group of soldiers stranded on a remote island occupied by scantily-clad amazons and hungry dinosaurs. If you expect a Jurassic Park style movie then you’ll probably be disappointed, however if you want a movie that isn’t violent and isn’t packed with vulgarity then like me you might just love this movie.Dragon’s Domain Records presents the original motion picture soundtrack to DINOSAUR ISLAND.
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In Dinosaur Island, they looked very CGI, but they were much better than anything the TV series Terra Nova ever offered. Mind you, Jurassic Park has nothing to worry about. Speaking of the dinosaurs, I think they spent the vast majority of the budget on the special effects for the dinos. I’m not sure if there was a color in the rainbow they didn’t put on that dinosaur. The raptors were interesting to look at, but the Tyrannosaurus Rex looked ridiculous with all those colors. Be forewarned that the dinosaurs look like they fell in an Easter egg coloring kit. This movie was geared up primarily for kids, as the two leads are teenagers.
Throughout the movie, the two find themselves going through a few adventures.
Lucas informs her that she would actually be closer to 70 since the year is 2014. A young girl – Kate – saves Lucas and takes him to her makeshift house, where she tells him that she is 16, and her birth year is 1940. The boy awakens on a beach far back in pre-history and shortly thereafter finds himself pursued by three raptors. When the boy gets on a plane, the crystal begins to interact with the aircraft, causing it to disappear. Lucas, a young boy, finds a crystal among his dad’s belongings in an old house that neither of his parents want to take care of any longer. Our extreme prejudice against unfeathered avian dinosaurs on screen is well-known, so imagine our delight that the first trailer of the new Dinosaur Island reveals a fantastically fluffy Tyrannosaurus Rex!
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