Triassick Parking

About This Movie

So, Triassick Parking is this quirky little animated short that came out in '95. It’s a pretty sharp parody of the whole Jurassic Park craze. You've got this mad scientist, convinced he's doing it for the kids, who sets up a dinosaur-themed parking lot. But naturally, things spiral out of control. The humor is playful, but not too slapstick, leaning into that ironic absurdity. What’s really interesting is how they use animation to bring these prehistoric characters to life—definitely not your run-of-the-mill dinosaur flick. The pacing has a nice rhythm, keeping you engaged without dragging. Plus, the practical effects, despite being low-budget, add a certain charm that complements the overall vibe. It's a fun piece that embodies that '90s animation style in a distinctly offbeat way.

Unique animation style captures '90s vibeA clever twist on the dinosaur genreOffers a humorous take on park management