Any ideas for dinosaurs?

Anyway, what I wanna know is how come I haven't heard of anyone except my lonely self talkin about Neanderthal lately? My theory is that he is close to extinction but not yet. (A discovery magazine article actually found human/modern human bones that predate the neanderthal and cromags. Hmmm, perhaps we didn't evolve from one to the next, but existed alongside eachother, yet another nail in evolution's coffin.)

My personal pet theory is that Neanderthal still exists and has even been spotted. It's just that we call him; Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Abominable Snoman, or Yeti.

As far as bigfoot, other than the footprints cast and that one shaky video, our perception of bigfoot is kinda vague (Or at best influenced by movies).
what I'm saying is that there is enough gray area to link Neandertal (or ..thal, whatever) to bigfoot yeti, etc. At the least this makes for very interesting movie fodder, eh?

I had tinkered with a script idea years ago (Now with Blair Witch/Freaky Links, it would seem derivative, oh well...) of a group of wannabe scientists/college kids who flock to another sighting of bigfoot to track it and with trusty camcorders in hand, prove to the world, well, you know.
I wanted to show a hybrid view, half of what we had learned about bigfoot and all that we know about neandertal and cromag into a loose tribe of humanoid creatures, innocent and savage, living at the edge of society, perhaps even throw in some native american folklore to boot.

Trouble is, finding a fairly budget friendly way to do this. If you can figure out a way to make it feasable, let me know, and I'll help you any way I can.

As far as my original idea, I have changed it into a novella, in which pirates circa 1660 come across a floating isle of volcanic rock floating like a tentative bubble in the atlantic (Probably slid into the ocean from a volcanic event and floated away) This floating isle is my take on the land of the lost A Conan Doyle type story. I'm still tinkering with the scientific end, trying to bend science enough to make it plausable, but right now, it has the feel of something like "lost Continent" from hammer studios.

Anyway, Maybe this gives you a new direction to think of, and perhaps a bit more budget friendly than dinosaurs, although, I think access to a large lake could give the loch ness type direction some decent treatment.

sorry if that was too harsh; it didn't sound like you had much conviction in your words.

back on the dinosaurs, like i said in behind the scenes area, there should be a movie with the underwater dinosaurs. like some divers and boats and stuff get messed up from them. It'd be almost impossible to film on a low budget, but hey. water and dinosaurs.

I dont beleive in evolution so this is plausible to me, Maybe not to you but when im 28 im going to search for them.........seeya

Peter Murphy

You could also try making the dinosaurs crawl out of an old mine shaft or volcanic chute-- perhaps an "old faithful"-type steam geyser that suddenly stopped steaming.

WHAT THE HELL!?

no way man, a t rex was a total bipedal machine.

Take a look at fossil records. The rex's neck was strong enough to pick up a car! much less its measly 300 pound head. mind you 300 pounds of 7 tonnes

dont you think a 7 ton animal could hold up a 300 pound head? especially one with a brain the size of a novel. (*exageration)

Not too sound mean. Sorry greatone.