Mi mascota es un dinosaurio

I noticed a lot of Oklahoma films have this guy Lisandro Boccacci, he's everywhere and in everything, an Oklahoma filmmaker should give him a chance as a lead, that would be awesome to see!

Stumbling upon the 2019 movie "The Adventures of Jurassic Pet" by random luck here in 2025, and without ever having heard about the movie, of course I opted to watch it. After all, I do believe in giving all movies a fair chance.

Writers Chris Hoyt, Jerome Reygner-Kalfon and Sebastien Semon put together a wholesome script and storyline that proved enjoyable and entertaining. Keep in mind, however, that this is a family movie, so you're not in for the next "Jurassic Park" adventure here. Regardless, I have to admit that I was adequately entertained throughout the course of the 84 minutes that the movie ran for.

Of the entire cast ensemble in the movie, I was only familiar with Ben Hall. The acting performances in the movie were good.

The effects in the movie were actually not bad. The CGI animated dinosaur was nicely rendered, and had a cute appearance when it was a baby. So of course it appeals to the younger viewers quite a lot.

My rating of director Ryan Bellgardt's 2019 movie "The Adventures of Jurassic Pet" lands on a six out of ten stars.

To be honest, i liked the film when I had seen it in the cinema of my country (Ecuador). What I've realized is that we need to create a better dynamic in the story between the friendship between teenager Chris and his dinosaur Albert (who is an Albertosaurus), the cgi animation was nice however they need to improve Albert's movements and contours to make him look as realistic as in Jurassic World... Simply was a good story but no so bad, just regular and interesting to watch it.

It's interesting that Boiling Point Media did a nice job in this film where their team love dinosaurs as well like us.

I don't understand why people say it's terrible. It's not good, but its definitely not bad and it is intertaining. Show it to your kids on a rainy day. The actors do a good job in acting stupid. I felt empathetic towards the characters. All does not add but it does not have too, it's a fairytale for kids.

Bear with me here, because I only watched this once while I was babysitting and I zoned out and almost fell asleep. also, I haven't watched it since. the idea is interesting, it could make a very good story if handled correctly. the problem here? it was not handled correctly. low budget does not mix with CGI, particularly CGI dinosaurs. I also understand that yes, this is a film for children, but children growing up on movies like Jurassic Park and Jurassic World will not be impressed by the CGI here. trust me: remember how I told you I watched this while babysitting? exactly the point. the kid I was watching was much less unimpressed, but still not enthused by the story. of course, lousy writing will affect older audiences like me more than them, but it's still an important issue to hit. however, I will say that the acting from our lead actor, Kyler Beck, was surprisingly good and I expect he'll be landing roles in bigger projects as time goes on. we'll see if this goes anywhere for him, but there's definitely some potential and talent there that casting agents should (and most likely will) see and utilise to their advantage. worth the watch if you have a younger kid, just make sure they haven't seen any Jurassic Park movies first.