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| Adventures in Dinosaur City | |
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| Distributed by | Republic Pictures Home Video |
| Directed by | Brett Thompson |
| Produced by | Luigi Cingolani Lisa Morton |
| Written by | Wili Baronet Lisa Morton |
| Starring | Tony Doyle Omri Katz |
| Music by | Fredric Ensign Teetsel |
| Cinematography | Rick Fichter |
| Editing by | Elizabeth Canney W. Peter Miller |
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| Language | English |
| Release date | October 23, 1991 (United States/Canada) June 10, 1992 (Japan) July 17, 1992 (Japan, VHS release) |
| Running time | 88 minutes |
Adventures in Dinosaur City is a 1991 television film directed by Brett Thompson.
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The story involves a trio of teenagers, named Timmy, Jamie and Mick, who enjoy watching their favorite TV show which features anthropomorphic dinosaurs. Wanting to watch it on a better screen, Timmy, the youngest of the three, suggests that they try watching it on his father's screen in his laboratory. The moment they turn it on, a vortex sucks the three into the TV screen, and into their favorite show. Upon entering the new world, the trio comes across a flightless Dimorphodon named Forry. Although reluctant at first to help them, his knowledge of Dinosaur City proves useful, as he guides the three to Tar Town, where they join up with Rex and Tops, two dinosaur freedom fighters willing to ignite a revolution against the villain, Mr. Big, and his caveman henchmen, "The Rockies".
This film has received mixed reviews from the audience. Viewers at Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 47%.
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