Extreme Dinosaurs - Bullzeye Surfs the Web [VHS]

I remember watching this series as a kid and loving it more than Street Sharks. Even though both are blatant copies of TMNT, this series is still enjoyable for those looking for something different to enjoy.This particular one I would rent from the video store and I'm so glad to have found it after all these years!

Dinosaurs are my sons favorites and have been for quite a few years, I try to get him books but he wanted this movie. We both enjoyed it and have watched it MANY times since. I would recommend it.

Being a mom of a child that loves dinosaurs, and having watched ALL the same movies as my child, I did like this one, and would recommend it.

Always will be my favorite cartoon! vhs worked very well!! duper sweet, filthy awesome, killer dude! Wanna be a baller for life.

The Extreme Dinosaurs are a big influence and inspiration to me. Even when they're on vacation, the action, adventure and excitement doesn't stop. Spike really made me laugh after scarfing down all those hot, spice chili peppers, then had to cool his mouth off in a watering hole. T-Bone is my favorite, since he's always ready for "carnivating time."

This show is a timeless masterpiece, truly fitting for audiences of any age. Whether you're a returning fan or a first time watcher, this show will change your life. Of course, the raptors have more charm, character, and appeal than any of the dinosaurs (Spittor being my personal favorite), but as a whole, the cast of characters comes together to create a truly unique watching experience.

the extreme dinosaurs cartoon show is the greatest show in the universe a true classic the best of the best the extreme dinosaurs cartoon show rocks ^_^

By no means have I seen this video. I have seen the episodes in it on regular TV, and they ROCK! Extreme Dinosaurs is among the very coolest shows I have ever seen. As said in the title, the only half human/half animal mutant show that tops it is Street Sharks! This one comes in close second place! This is the first one and their origin. An evil alien named Argor comes along to Earth 65 million years ago. He decides to make new minions for himself. He beams a T-Rex, a Triceratops, a Stegosaurus and a Pteranodon aboard. He gives them human intelligence and amazing power, and turns them into Spike, T-Bone, Bullzeye and Stegz(all 4 are super-cool, don't get me wrong, but that's the order I'd rank them in)Anyway, they reject Argor's plan to work for evil and are dumped. They survive, while Argor beams aboard 3 vicious velociraptors. He turns them, too, into mutants, and names them Bad Rap, Spitter and Haxxx(once more, all of them rock, but I'd rank them in that order)They are happy to do his evil work and are given weapons that rank up there with what Predator and Jason Voorhees use, even though not the same things. The dinosaur hero team meets a woman from space named Chedara, who they explain all that's going on to. The raptors show up and a fight ensues, Bad Rap ending it by using his potent weapon to destroy the Earth. The dinosaurs, the alien people and the raptors barely escape to a ship where they are put to rest until 65 million years later, the present day.(They do, however, look and function just as young and healthy as they were before)More fights ensue, and the dinosaurs discover humans, one of which captures them. But they escape and find out where they are and don't know what to do. But they have bigger things to worry about when the the raptors start to terrorize the city in an attempt to get the prehistoric tropic lands back. The dinosaurs fight them repeated times throughtout the episode, and then at the end defeat them. T-Bone knows that the bad raptors are still out there, though, and pose a threat. The four dinosaurs decide they will protect present day Earth from the raptors and any other evil. They dub themselves "The Extreme Dinosaurs" and that's the beginning of a great series that only Street Sharks tops, as said twice. If you like funny action shows with animal mutants, then I suggest you buy this.