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Dinosaur Planet DVD Documentaries, General, (2008) Christian Slater

Set containing all four episodes from The Discovery Channel series that illustrates the struggle to survive in the violent Cretaceous period from the dinosaurs’ point of view. State-of-the-art computer-generated imagery brings this primordial world to life, aiming to offer viewers a glimpse through the eyes of each dinosaur as it learns to hunt, dodge natural disasters and simply live to see another day in a world with hungry predators around every turn. Utah Museum of Natural History curator and paleontologist Scott Sampson plays dino-detective between segments, exploring the evidence behind the recreations, while actor Christian Slater narrates each adventure.

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Set containing all four episodes from The Discovery Channel series that illustrates the struggle to survive in the violent Cretaceous period from the dinosaurs’ point of view. State-of-the-art computer-generated imagery brings this primordial world to life, aiming to offer viewers a glimpse through the eyes of each dinosaur as it learns to hunt, dodge natural disasters and simply live to see another day in a world with hungry predators around every turn. Utah Museum of Natural History curator and paleontologist Scott Sampson plays dino-detective between segments, exploring the evidence behind the recreations, while actor Christian Slater narrates each adventure.

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