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Reel Beasts episodes
- 015. Mini Beasts: Talkin' Tyrants
Tangents and Tyrannosaurs rule the Earth! (00:00) - Intro to Tyrannosaurs, (5:50) - supercontinents and breathing strategies, (13:57) - A brief history of the tyrant dinosaurs, (40:32) - David's T-rex questions, (55:13) - Jurassic Park easter eggs and final thoughts.
1 hr 4 min - 014. We're Back! A Dinosaur’s Story (1993) ft. Tim!A golf-playing T-rex voiced by John Goodman, what could go wrong?1 hr 17 min
- 013. 100 Million BC (2008)
Was this even a movie?? We lovingly lampoon this direct to video disaster!
1 hr 12 min - 57 min
- 011. Jurassic Park (1993)- Velociwrapping Things Up
We just couldn't leave you on that cliffhanger. We talk raptors and kitchens as we put a bow on our analysis of the greatest dinosaur movie of all time!
1 hr 6 min - 010. Jurassic Park (1993) Act III...ish
Phew! We call time on Jurassic Park (for now) with a lovely discussion about dinosaurian action and some neat forays into paleo hypotheses.
1 hr 4 min - 009. Jurassic Park (1993)- Act IIWell... We're back in the car again.But at least we're out of the tree!1 hr 17 min
- 008. Jurassic Park (1993)- Act I
Join us as we begin our deep dive into the greatest dinosaur movie ever made... And the reason why both hosts are who they are today!
1 hr 24 min - 007. Mini Beasts: The Spielberg Tapes
We got our hands on some sweet original audio from the making of Jurassic Park!
10 min - 006. Mini Beasts: What is Paleontology?
A casual episode where we discuss the state of paleontology, and Ben makes a bizarre stand against isotopes??
36 min
About Reel Beasts
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Cinephiles and dinosaur nerds rejoice! Film connoisseur David, and paleontologist Ben (both trained informal educators), join forces to explore the rich history of prehistoric animals in movies. Reel…
Beasts takes listeners from the badlands to the cutting room floor through insightful critiques, scientific rigor, and a pinch of comedy. With filmmaking experience and several dino digs under our belts, we’re here to pick bones about silver screen saurians both majestic and ridiculous.