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1977 action-adventure film in which a drilling expedition unexpectedly finds a [[Lost World]] deep below the [[Mysterious Antarctica|North Pole]]. Big game hunter and oil tycoon Masten Thrust is determined to hunt his last and ultimate predator, a ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' that killed nearly the entire first explorer group. Ultimately the team becomes trapped in the lost world and must try to survive against the T. Rex and vicious cavemen. This film was a co-production between Rankin/Bass (best known for the stop-motion ''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer'' special) and Tsuburaya Productions (best known for Ultraman and ~~it's~~ countless spin-offs).

1977 action-adventure film in which a drilling expedition unexpectedly finds a [[Lost World]] deep below the [[Mysterious Antarctica|North Pole]]. Big game hunter and oil tycoon Masten Thrust is determined to hunt his last and ultimate predator, a ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' that killed nearly the entire first explorer group. Ultimately the team becomes trapped in the lost world and must try to survive against the T. Rex and vicious cavemen. This film was a co-production between [[Rankin-Bass]] (best known for the stop-motion ''[[Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer]]'' special) and Tsuburaya Productions (best known for ''[[Ultraman]]'' and its countless spin-offs).

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=== You ding-dong! This is a list of tropes associated with this film: ===

* [[Double Meaning Title]]: ''The Last Dinosaur'' refers to not just the ''Tyrannosaurus'', but also Masten Thrust.

* [[Great White Hunter]]: Masten Thrust, complete with a black tracker to carry his rifle for him.

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[[Category:Films of the 1970s]]

[[Category:The Last Dinosaur]]

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