Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Prehistoric Planet List

• Walking with Dinosaurs - A classic documentary-style series that explores the age of dinosaurs with stunning visuals.
• The Universe - A documentary series that explores the vastness of space, but compares to Prehistoric Planet in its use of stunning visuals and immersive storytelling.
• Planet Earth II - A nature documentary series showcasing different ecosystems and wildlife, much like the prehistoric environments.
• The Blue Planet - Documents marine life in its natural habitat, showcasing the beauty of our planet's ecosystems.
• Walking with Monsters - A continuation of the themes in Walking with Dinosaurs, focusing on prehistoric life from the Cambrian period onward.
• The Age of the Dinosaurs - A documentary that combines CGI with real-life landscapes to depict dinosaurs in their habitats.
• How to Train Your Dragon - Animated dragon-themed adventure that reflects on prehistoric themes and creatures, suitable for diverse audiences.
• Dinosaurs - A classic TV series featuring animatronic dinosaurs in a comedic setting, reflecting dinosaur life.
• Dinosaur Revolution - Uses animation and live-action to present the life and behaviors of dinosaurs in prehistory.
• Frozen Planet - Explores life in the Arctic and Antarctic regions while celebrating the planet's biodiversity.
• Our Planet - A nature documentary series highlighting the planet's diverse ecosystems and wildlife similar to Prehistoric Planet's approach.
• The Last Dinosaur - A fictional adventure featuring a dinosaur that parallels themes of exploration and prehistoric life.
• Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey - Explores scientific concepts with a focus on the natural world, paralleling Prehistoric Planet in its visual storytelling.
• The Secret Life of Predators - A documentary that reveals the lives of predators in the wild, echoing the survival theme of prehistoric life.
• The Incredible Story of the Giant Pear - An animated film that features fantastical creatures with themes of adventure and exploration reminiscent of prehistoric settings.
• Walking with Beasts - Further explores prehistoric creatures that lived after the dinosaurs, focusing on evolution and adaptation.
• The Land Before Time - An animated film series featuring dinosaur characters, exploring themes of friendship and adventure akin to prehistoric life.
• The Secret Life of Animals - Explores animal behavior in their natural habitats, akin to how Prehistoric Planet examines prehistoric creatures.
• The Great Animal Rescue - A wildlife documentary that highlights the importance of conservation, akin to themes in Prehistoric Planet.
• Earth: One Amazing Day - Combines stunning visuals and storylines about the natural world, similar to Prehistoric Planet's presentation style.
• T-Rex: Back to the Cretaceous - A fictional adventure that explores the world of dinosaurs through a young girl's journey.
• Into the Abyss - Explores life at the bottom of the ocean, showcasing how species adapt to extreme environments like prehistoric creatures did.
• Before the Dinosaurs - Explores the prehistoric world before dinosaurs, highlighting ancient life forms.
• The Wonder of Animals - A nature documentary series examining various animal species and their unique adaptations.
• Wild Africa - A documentary series showcasing Africa's wildlife and landscapes, reflecting on the natural world.
• The Secret World of Arrietty - An animated film that, while not dinosaur-centric, features themes of nature and exploration.
• The Last Extinction - A documentary film discussing extinction events and their impact on life, which relates to themes in Prehistoric Planet.
• The Ivory Game - A documentary that highlights the plight of elephants and environmental issues, relevant in a prehistoric context.
• Chasing Ice - A documentary about climate change with stunning visuals, reflecting on the natural world like Prehistoric Planet.
• The Last Living Dinosaur - A dramatization regarding the discovery and living aspects of dinosaurs, although fictional, entertains prehistoric themes.
• Microcosmos - Documents the life cycle of insects, showcasing a different perspective on wildlife and nature.
• Chasing Icebergs - Focuses on the changes to the environment and showcases incredible visuals of nature’s beauty.
• National Geographic: Kingdom of the T-Rex - A documentary exploring the life and times of the T-Rex, much like the focus on dinosaurs in Prehistoric Planet.
• The Wild Unknown - Explores various animal species and their environments, paralleling the documentary style of Prehistoric Planet.
• Earth's Natural Wonders - Showcases the incredible powers of nature and wildlife in their natural habitats, similar in scope to Prehistoric Planet.
• For the Love of Spock - Though focused on a character from Star Trek, it explores legacy and evolution in storytelling, echoing themes of learning from the past.
• The Giant Dinosaur - Explores the life and habitat of dinosaurs, focusing on massive creatures similar to those featured in Prehistoric Planet.
• Dinosaurs: The Science of Extinction - Focused on the extinction of dinosaurs and their history, giving a scientific perspective in tune with Prehistoric Planet.