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Removed subpoint about carrion-eater triceratops; the blog post is long gone and nothing Google currently returns even hints at omnivorous triceratopses. It may have been a one-off speculation that fell through.
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** Why are you assuming that Yor's world is Earth? It could be a futuristic colonial world of Earth that had dinosaur-like species living on it before the human colonists had a nuclear war or just an alien planet in which human-like beings and dinosaur-like creatures on it, which also had a nuclear holocaust.
** I would think that would be obvious. Well, by bad-movie logic anyway. {{spoiler|[[I Love Nuclear Power|It mutated!]]}}
* [[Spoiler Title]] - The film seems to present as a shocking twist the idea that it is set in a post-apocalyptic future rather than the past as a great revelation after the Overlord's technological minions appear. Despite the fact that it ''says in the title'' that it's set in the future.
** Strictly speaking, the title only says that ''Yor'' is from the future, without saying why or how. That he is from the future because it ''is'' the future becomes a bit of a twist, in that light<ref>[[Fridge Logic|Why would the title emphasise that he is ''from'' the future if everyone in the movie is just as much from the future as he is?]]</ref>.
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