that was pretty awesome!! but I know it was fake since only a few of the people there ran in terror, and the dino seemed completely uninterested in eating anyone.(I mean what self respecting carnivore would say no to a nice scrumptious human baby snack no matter how full he is.)

You could win ANY costume contest with that.

They should figure out how to hide the legs though, then it would be really freaky.

That was awesome!

Thanks

HEY! Neato.


Ironically the google ad next to the post atm is for the same link.

I have a feeling that the legs are deliberately on show so to make it easier for parents of startled and upset children to point out that it is a man in a costume and the covenant that monsters aren't real still holds.

Because damn! the rest of it is very, very real looking.

"Go ahead...eat one."

Classic.

Wow I totally missed the legs......

Mmm human baby

I want one, I want one, I want one, I want one, I want one, I want one, I want one.

I can imagine pushing a mower in one of those, or waiting at a bus stop. Oh the fun that could be had. :)

HAHA, I totally missed the legs too, I was so wrapped up in it.

Am I the only person that was bothered by what appeared to be feathers or fur on it? I don't give a rat's hind end whether they actually had feathers or not, I don't wanna see my thunder lizards depicted as such.

And that was awesome. I thought it was CGI or a really good animatronic.

Those hallways look remarkably like New Yorks Natural History Museum.

Wonder if it's really LA?

Really good job wherever it is.

That is the COOLEST thing I have seen all day.
I freaking LOVE that kind of stuff. The skill it must take to "drive" one of those creatures believably is awe inspiring and impressive. (and it makes me kinda jealous)

So.Cool.