Finally, a Dino Movie Where the Dinosaurs Actually Take Damage 😂 | 65 (2023)

Though, in this case this was highly advanced technology from a space faring civilization. Not exactly apples to oranges.

Even today we would be apex predator to dinos dude. Fighter jets, tanks/ nukes

Thought that was markiplier for a sec😂

To be fair, there's almost no character in Jurassic franchise use gun to take down a dinosaur, so you can't just saying Jurassic is nonsense without proofs.
I know the troops that hunt Indom used guns and other weaponry, but Indom is pretty smart to avoid all the shots. The only dumb thing is that the military never even bothering the dinosaurs roaming the earth

Edit: are these people forgot the movies, or they simply didn't watch it? Because there's ALMOST no human use any gun to take those lizards down. I've already watch all the movies and no one, Literally ALMOST NO ONE uses guns. You people try to offend a movie about genetically modified monsters that try to look and act like dinosaurs, while the other movie is literally about aliens stuck in a prehistoric world bringing advance weaponry

In the Jurassic Park book, it's established that a combination of bone density and low blood pressure makes conventional firearms mostly useless against even the Velociraptor. Even brain shots aren't guaranteed to bring them down quick.
Which is why Muldoon had a rocket launcher.

edit: people weren't understanding what I meant, so I posted an expansion. I'll move it to here:
When I said "mostly useless" I mean it's likely the animal will manage to strike you before dying.
Bone density it a real issue, a number of large animals alive right now are similar. The bones deflect or slow even some hunting calibers, making it hard to kill quickly without precise shooting (something hard to do if your life is on the line).
The blood pressure thing is the dinosaurs don't bleed right. Even artery hits take minutes to bleed out (quote: Slow bleeders, slow to die). So multiple surface strikes don't stop them from reaching strike distance.
Basically, anything big enough to guarantee a kill is to difficult to use consistently "in the field" and everything else wouldn't bring them down before they threaten the shooter.
That's why Muldoon insisted on the rocket launcher. Small enough to be mobile, strong enough to stop them quick.
[It's also useful for tranquilizing the larger animals. Those darts they were using in The Lost World movie were about the size you'd need for an elephant, but the Tyranosaur alone is like 4 times more massive then that. They actually tranq the adult using a modified rocket round in the book]

One word Florida gators if you know how hard they are to kill you literally need the perfect spot to the back of the head or else it's going bad

Not an accurate comparison but i can't see how prehistoric creatures are suddenly immune to modern weapons capable of shooting through solid steel or simply tearing through flesh 😅

Ah yes, the realism of bullet dynamics on dinosaurs. Glad you're answering the difficult qustions man. Kudos.

“Raptor genes, Cuddlefish genes, kevlar-vest genes”

Me trying to remember when in Jurassic park a dinosaur was actually directly being shot at and actually being hit, except the indominus and Indoraptor who was designed to be basically bulletproof

Freaking Obi Wan beat the hell out of one with a sledgehammer….. I mean he died very shortly after that. But he did it. 😂

To be fair he did literally blow its head off with an explosion soooo

There's several examples of snipers having to shoot tigers multiple times in the head before they fall

Catch me racking up so many velociraptor kills with my 30-30 that the state puts a bag limit on em. Gone be selling the carcasses to kfc under the table

Imagine being the first dinosaur to get blicked

In fairness he was using a railgun that is essentially a 50cal rifle.

So he was packing more heat than an AR15

Bet some civilian load would still do a bit of hurt. Some good old 45-70 lever action. Semi auto shotgun with slug.

If it can take down a bear it can probably kill a dino.

I mean, small caliber guns with not very high penetration power shouldn't be able to do much against big dinosaurs, just look at our elephants or the rhinos bro, their skins is bulletproof (small caliber), talking about dinos where their skins should be way tougher than any animals that we have left due to their evolution to survive against large predators, aka other dinos, so it make so much sense if the movies make these large dinos like bulletproof lol

But in this movie, the creatures weren't dinosaurs. They were giant lizards.

45-70 would definitely kill a t-rex in a couple well placed shots

They should put a health bar hovering over the dinosaur 😭

65 I believe is the name of this movie.

Haha, indeed. While I love them, Godzilla movies always require a large amount of “suspension of disbelief” cuz no, Godzilla’s skull isn’t tanking a tungsten 155mm penetrator shell

Tbf, Ingen had people inside Jurassic Park to better the bioengineering to make dinosaurs the next thing of use for wars. (If i remember correctly)

Plasma rifle in the 40 watt range

If its not a literal tank im hard pressed to believe youre stopping 4500 pft of sheer auto rifle power

Primitive war does as well and i wish stuck truer to the books

I love how nowhere is the movies stated in the description or the comments

Anyone ever seen someone shoot a croc? Those things tank bullets, i feel a dinosaur "even tho they are birds" would probably tank them just as much

Jp just used some genes from the gators down in Australia

to be fair you can empty a whole lot of bullets into an elephant too. These things are like 10x elephant sized in the movies. it would be insane if you could just shoot them

By the way the same dinosaurs who would have a foot length claw scratching into their bodies and tanking them to fight for their lives. A bullet the size of a pea should totally do alot of damage i agree. Its not like their skin is rough or anything no its super soft and squishy like a human.

No, thats the jurassic world movies. In the first JP movie, hammond doesnt allow guns on the island specifically because the dinos can be killed by them and he doesnt want that.

Yeah, imagine essentially making a war with crazy bird like creatures and losing cause they seem to avoid/absorb your bullets *Eyes austrailia with a cocked eyebrow*

That’s literally a futuristic rail gun, if they had those in Jurassic Park it would have been a short movie.

As a heads up, due to the square cubed law, a sufficiently massive creature will not gain equivalent durability. Past the size of about a Bison, animals are no longer stronger the larger they are. There's a reason why you can kill a whale with just harpoons.

In the same vein, Dinosaurs are in the avian family, and the larger ones would have less muscles and bone density the bigger they got due to the aforementioned square cubed law, they can only be so dense before there's no organic structure that can support its own weight.

What I'm getting at is: A shotgun blast would heavily injure a t-rex and likely rip a hole straight through it if you were using buckshot at the least.

Heavy Caliber Antimaterial rounds such as .50 BMG would decimate the jurassic park creatures, but those may not be common.

Its important to realize even a 9mm is such a force multiplier you'd be able to defeat everything but the gators given enough ammunition.

In the book John Hammond forbade any firearms or anything that could harm the dinosaurs, except for maldoon and his rocket launcher

Wasn't it proven that the muscles and fat and bone content makes most dinosaurs mostly bullet proof

If it's difficult to put down a crocodile with a gun then a Trex should be pretty much bulletproof due to the size and bone density also they weigh like 10 tons. You'd need a high caliber hunting rifle

See, i get that. The real problem is that it would never be just one bullet. We would light them up with full auto. A T-Rex would be 3-5% lead by body weight if we used modern military firearms in the numbers we can muster. I also don't see any dinosaur surviving 22mm anti-tank rounds. And we have that in rifle form. I'm sure we'd make bigger if needed."

Unlike other dinosaur movies I like how in this one they make the gun actually hurt them thank you

All the Dinosaurs feared the T-Wick.

I remember some shooting at ballistics dummy of a T-rex skull (life size, used museum measurements for the skull, and just ballistics gel) and it taking a 1 gage to penetrate the skull. Basically, an elephant gun. Which make sense for a creature that size. Not sure what the futuristic gun fires but it has to putting serious speed to make up for the mass issue

"Wait, Markiplier's in this?"
~Dean Pelton

Thank God they made a movie with dinos that actually die

No WAY we’re glazing 65 of all movies 😭😭😭

You know elephants? You know they can tank bullets like they're nothing?

Imagine something bigger and with scales

It is pretty stupid to think modern firearms would have 0 affect on what is basically a giant lizard 😂

I once researched this, dont ask, to take down something like a t rex you would need anti material round like a .50 caliber, to penetrate however something like a t rex had a very small brain meaning you would need high accuracy to do damage. Ballistics would work but its difficult to aim and fire. Mechanical armour and organised militaries are what make mankind an apex predator vs dinosaurs. Alone with a gun you still dont have amazing odd against a dinosaur. They have speed and power and bone and skin so thick it basically is bulletproof.

A “phased plasma rifle in the 40watt range!” Would certainly tickle a Trex 😅

A trex could tank a 9 millimeter and would kill you, a trex would probably survive a 50 cal but would be terrified and instantly run far away

well we still don’t even know that are bullets outside of a 50 cal would even hurt them today. bro had a literal laser gun lmfao

That gun more advanced then what earth had 😂😂

They did some tests on a ballistics dummy t rex skull and most rounds under 50 cal aren't putting em down. They did in fact tank most small arms fire

To be fair, we don't know how durable dinosaurs were. They literally had to endure everything, even each other; pretty sure they have very tough hide

That is my biggest gripe with dino movies

To be fair, a headshot to a Trex would drop it. They dont have steel skulls, a slug would still go right through

In the Jurassic Park movies very rarely is a dinosaur get hit with a bullet. The indominus rex does take a mess load of 12 gauge and 45-70 but that’s a hybrid and Blue is taken down by a 9mm from a Sig.

You ever been around reptiles. They rip eachothers limbs off and act like nothing happened. Bullets will kill the dinosaurs, but do little more then annoy them when it comes to reactions

Even in Jurassic park.. I don’t remember guns. Only Owen’s 45-70. Which is not an adequate tyranosaur round. However.. you might be okay on isla nuclear if you’re armed with a 460 weatherby. Or a 416 meteor. Shooting bullets that are designed to penetrate is what would be needed lol

are we fr rn? Glazing '65' in the big 26???😭

It does kinda make sense because even though some weapons are strong, some dinosaurs are thick enough with bones, muscles, or keratin to deflect or tank many blasts

They are actually bioengineered to be pretty sturdy. A guntuber made a video about shooting at T-rex skulls wrapped in ballistic gel and almost all calibers did nothing but surface damage. Only 50 cal and some elephant rifle made significant damage.

In real life aren't crocodiles and alligators bulletproof unless you hit a very tiny spot right behind their head

The subtle metaphor what he depicts the cancer taking his daughter away felt like.

The monsters in 65 weren't even real dinosaurs.

To be fair, big grizzly bears can often be unfazed by small arms fire. I can only imagine what a full grown dinosaur could handle.

Everyone here is just blowing it out their ends lol. They’ve calculated likely what would be needed to pierce and likely damage an animal the size of a T. rex. And while shot placement would matter, turns out all you’d need is 5.56.

A .308 alone would be sufficient. A normal shotgun slug would be plenty and then some.

The raptors can tank 12 gauge buckshot, outsmart the game warden brought in specifically to keep them in check, easily overpower a human, but are useless against a child gymnast

"Mooom the slop channels are glazing 65!"

The rex from Dino Crisis is also tank as hell and it wasn't bio-engineered like the JP ones.

Even certain modern animals can be difficult to take down with guns. A predator that's evolved to hunt massive prey and fight each other would probably be tough enough to tank a lot, too

Mfs expect bullets to work on whole ass dinosaurs acting like half of the animals we have on this earth TODAY can’t tank a good amount of them

Y'all don't realize the explanation of why dinos are bulletproof is the same reason why Emus are bulletproof. They literally don't feel that shit and will keep coming until their bodily functions give out ....

Doesn't Adam Driver look like a variant of Keanu Reeves and Markiplier?

Bro 65 was NOT a dinosaur movie its a freaking monster movie, like what is that four-legged thing, they thought they could trick us into think that was a trex😭😭😭

Movie is called 65. Its with Adam Driver. Not a bad movie, not a great one, just alright and not too long either. Saw it in theaters with my gf and enjoyed ourselves

Yeah, cause its a railgun, you can take out a tank with a well placed shot from a railgun

Holy Larp, Batman

Except 65 IS NOT a dinosaur movie

Then we got the end of oak street where a average human knocks down a trex with a sledgehammer

Are people forgetting Jurassic park dinos were made to be weapons of war? Of course they were made to be tougher

You know what's weird about this movie 65milione it's that there's some good parts but then there's like 4 odd parts per good part you know

They were outrunning a T Rex on foot in this movie at one point.

65 Short in this economy? Nice

Where, exactly was in the Jurassic franchise where a dino shrugged off gunfire? The only time I remember someone actually trying with an actual gun is Roland Tembo with an elephant gun and that was sabotaged by Nick Van Owen (he removed the slugs from the shells). Makes the "bulletproof dino" argument piss poor when no bullets were involved. And btw, the gun in the video is basically a mini railgun, many magnitudes more powerful than any gun we have.

65 was AWESOME

I was going to point out how bad end of oak Street was with dinosaurs ignoring gunshots, but the comments are convincing there might be some merit especially to large dinosaurs just shrugging off imprecise shots. However I'll still argue even if that is the case, realistically I would think the pain of a gunshot would show the animal that you aren't worth the trouble, especially a large carnivore that you would just be a little snack to

Kentucky ballistics tested this off the current projection with a customer t rex mold. The first rounds that even touched the skull was a 416 Rigby and a 50 bmg. Everything lighter would just piss it off more

There was nothing actually realistic about 65’s dinosaurs. They were either species not found in the geographic location this is set in, didn’t exist in that era, were way oversized, didn’t look anything like the actual species they supposedly were, or didn’t exist at all. They legit made species up for this film.

Claiming this movie to be at all more accurate than Jurassic Park is a fucking joke

Is that John Wick? If so then ofc the dinosaur took damage 😭

Bullets wouldn’t harm a dinosaur unless they were big enough to really take a chunk of flesh with them. Atleast not harm them enough for a lethal takedown if there chasing you

*You aren't going to stop a dino with your Grandma's Darringer. You'd better have some heavy artillery if you are going up against the big D's*

The problem is that they look the way they do, cause screw those designs

People complaining about dinosaurs being bulletproof don't have any idea about tough skins of real animals can be! Especially crocodiles and rhinos. The infamous man-eating crocodile Gustave has reportedly tanked a full magazine of Ak-47 and even an rpg according to some sources and still lived!

This was a good movie. Much better than I thought it would be

I thought that was markiplier for a second

In the modern-day Hippos have hides strong enough to resist many gand guns.

Also this guy has advanced technology.