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Timothy Robert "Tim Box" McKenzie's The Lost World Fan-Made Slideshow Preview
Timothy Robert "Tim Box" McKenzie's The Lost World Fan-Made Slideshow Preview
Here's a fan-made slideshow preview for a movie idea I would like to share with you all. It’s my next movie I’m gonna do after Dinosaurs: An Epic Prehistoric Tale. It is called The Lost World. It may either be an official or unofficial sequel to Dinosaurs: An Epic Prehistoric Tale or not, but it will feature the return of a character from Dinosaurs: An Epic Prehistoric Tale, named Tearak the Troodon. In it, After one of his teachers claimed to have discovered the existance of dinosaurs, as well as the legendary Crystal Stones, in an once-uncharted island continent, located off the coast of Asia, and called Reptaria, A high school teenager from Maryland, the charming, brave, and often heroic Jack Skyler, persuades his high school, Old Mill Senior High School, and a variety of universities, organizations, high schools, collages, etc., to fund an expedition to the Atlantis-sized continent of Reptaria. Together, Jack Skyler, and the crew of Project Discovery, as his expedition called, befriended the humans of Reptaria (descended from survivors blown off course by the destruction of their homeland, the lost continent of Atlantis), their allies, the human-sized, anthropomorphic insect/ant-like beings called the Anteanites, encountered a variety of dinosaurs that roamed and still lived (which ranges in size from Archaeopterx to a giant sauropod like Brachiosaurus), battle prehistoric predators such as Ceratosaurus, Allosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rex and other predators of Reptaria, as well as the enemies of the humans and Anteanites of Reptaria, The vicious, agile, and savage, yet intelligent and evolved raptors, The Vargs and those vicious white and grey ape men and even search for the elusive Crystal Stones, while exploring and taming the interior of Reptaria. Jack Skyler and his brother, Tom Skyler, fell in love with those Reptarian girls which will look like the girls who gave Mandark a bath in Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip, Becky and Gwen. Well, after Dinosaurs: An Epic Prehistoric Tale, get ready for my take on The Lost World, you guys!!! P.S. It may be cheaply fan made but it's enjoyable and fun to watch! Music Track is James Newton Howard's Main Theme from one of the biggest and most expensive flops of all time, Waterworld (1995).
Google Video | June 17, 2008
