The Last Dinosaur 1977
“A lost world!! Ruled by the largest man eating monster of all!!”
What is The Last Dinosaur?
The Last Dinosaur is a film first released in 1977. Catalogued under Adventure, Science Fiction, TV Movie.
- Type
- Film
- Year
- 1977
- Status
- Released
- Runtime
- 106 minutes
- Release date
- Jul 7, 1977
- Studios
- Tsuburaya Productions, Rankin/Bass Productions, ABC
- Genres
- Adventure, Science Fiction, TV Movie
- Updated
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Overview
The Last Dinosaur is a film first released in 1977. Catalogued under Adventure, Science Fiction, TV Movie. Produced and broadcast by Tsuburaya Productions, Rankin/Bass Productions, ABC. Current status: Released.
Should you watch it?
“A hunter’s expedition becomes a prehistoric nightmare.”
- Classic 1970s creature adventure
- Imaginative prehistoric setting
- Early tokusatsu effects charm
- Special effects show their age
- TV‑movie budget limits visible
Watch it if you enjoy vintage sci‑fi adventures with giant dinosaurs.
Suitable for viewers who appreciate mild monster action and 1970s adventure style.
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Frequently asked questions
Who directed The Last Dinosaur?
It was co‑directed by Alexander Grasshoff and Tsugunobu Kotani, who was credited as Tom Kotani.
Who stars in the film?
The cast includes Richard Boone, Joan Van Arková, Steven Keats, Luther Rackley, and Masumi Sekiya.
What genre does the movie belong to?
It is an adventure and science‑fiction tokusatsu TV movie.
How long is the film?
The runtime is approximately 1 hour and 46 minutes.
Was it released in theaters?
It was released as a TV movie in the United States in 1977.