History YMMV / MonstersResurrected

* ArtEvolution: The CGI in the Terror Bird and Megalania episodes is noticeably lower quality than the rest of the series.

* VindicatedByHistory: It's hardly acclaimed, but thirteen years and counting on, you'll find more and more people willing to point out the positives in it. If nothing else, paleontology enthusiasts will give it points for steering clear of familiar faces like T. rex, ''Smilodon'', raptors, and megalodon and giving the spotlight to more obscure but equally fascinating prehistoric predators (including introducing ''Acrocanthosaurus'' to a wider audience). It does help that there are [[Series/ClashOfTheDinosaurs more]] [[Series/JurassicFightClub infamous docs]] out there to attract ire away from it.

* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Even though it’s inaccurate as all get out, the CGI is impressive for 2009. Especially the scenes where the featured animal is shown in a 21st century environment.

* VindicatedByHistory: It's hardly acclaimed, but thirteen years and counting on, you'll find more and more people willing to point out the positives in it. If nothing else, paleontology enthusiasts will give it points for steering clear of familiar faces like T. rex, ''Smilodon'', raptors, and megalodon and giving the spotlight to more obscure but equally fascinating prehistoric predators (including introducing ''Acrocanthosaurus'' to a wider audience). It does help that there are [[Series/ClashOfTheDinosaurs more]] [[Series/JurassicFightClub infamous docs]] out there.

* VindicatedByHistory: It's hardly acclaimed, but thirteen years and counting on, you'll find more and more people willing to point out the positives in it. It does help there are more... [[Series/ClashOfTheDinosaurs more]] infamous docs released.

* CommonKnowledge: Some have called this series “the most inaccurate paleo-documentary ever made”, claiming that it regularly throws scientific facts out the window in favor of sensationalist nonsense. That is true…but only for the ''Spinosaurus'' episode. The other episodes certainly have several examples of CriticalResearchFailure (like the scaly ''Deinonychus'') and the presentation, [[PrehistoricMonster which focuses squarely on the predators slaughtering everything in sight]], certainly carried over into the rest, but the actual science was usually fairly up to date ([[ScienceMarchesOn at least for its time]]). It’s just that the ''Spinosaurus'' was handled so atrociously, it colored people’s perception of the entire series. Other shows, like Series/JurassicFightClub, are far more ''consistent'' with ignoring and/or twisting paleontological evidence from its time.
* CriticalResearchFailure: Let's just say "''Spinosaurus''" and leave it at that.

* {{Narm}}: Oh so much. For starters, when the ''Acrocanthosaurus'' snaps the neck of its prey, it makes the most cheesy-sounding, over-the-top stock cartoon "squish" sound effect imaginable. The fact that the prey's face turns to a permanent DullSurprise enhances the effect.

* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Even though it’s inaccurate as all get out, the CGI is impressive for 2009. Especially the scenes where the featured animal is shown in a 21st century environment.

** The ''Spinosaurus'' episode, naturally. The series is so hellbent on making it the ultimate killing machine it makes it come as an over-the-top movie monster than a believable creature. As such, its scenes range from reasonably nightmarish to just plain ridiculous, including one especially egregious scene where the ''Spinosaurus'' instantly kills an adult ''Carcharodontosaurus'' by bitchslapping it.

* SignatureScene: Inevitably, the episode of the Spinosaurus became one for the entire series due to its absurd portrayal of the aforementioned animal, to the point is the one episode viewers likely remind from the program.

* NightmareFuel: All the ridiculous {{Gorn}}.
* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Even though it’s inaccurate as all get out, the CGI is impressive for 2009. Especially the scenes where the featured animal is shown in a 21st century environment.

* {{Narm}}: When the ''Acrocanthosaurus'' snaps the neck of its prey, it makes the most cheesy-sounding, over-the-top stock cartoon "squish" sound effect imaginable. The fact that the prey's face turns to a permanent DullSurprise enhances the effect.

* VisualEffectsofAwesome: Even though it’s inaccurate as all get out, the CGI is impressive for 2009. Especially the scenes where the featured animal is shown in a 21st century environment.

* AnimationBump: The CGI in the Terror Bird and Megalania episodes is noticeably lower quality than the rest of the series.

* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Even though it’s inaccurate as all get out, the CGI is impressive for 2009. Especially the scenes where the featured animal is shown in a 21st century environment.

* NightmareFuel: All the ridiculous {{Gorn}}.

* MostAnnoyingSound: See NoisyNature on the main page.

* NightmareFuel[=/=]NauseaFuel: All the ridiculous {{Gorn}}.

* NightmareFuel[=/=]NauseaFuel: All the ridiculous {{Gorn}}.
* VillainSue: How ''Spinosaurus'' is depicted.

* NeverLiveItDown: Just about every time Monsters Resurrected is mentioned expect it to be a bout their infamously bad depiction of spinosaurus.
* NightmareFuel / NauseaFuel: All the ridiculous {{Gorn}}.

* CriticalResearchFailure: Let's just say "''Spinosaurus''" and leave it at that.
* MostAnnoyingSound: See NoisyNature on the main page.

* TheyJustDidntCare: In terms of accuracy, the producers could have done much, ''much'' better.

* TheyJustDidntCare: In terms of accuracy, the producers could've done much, ''much'' better.

* {{Narm}}: When the ''Acrocanthosaurus'' snaps the neck of its prey (the sauropod ''Paluxysaurus'', to be precise), it makes the most cheesy-sounding, over-the-top stock cartoon "squish" sound effect imaginable. The fact that the prey's face turns to a permanent DullSurprise enhances the effect.

* TheyJustDidntCare: In terms of accuracy, the producers could've done much, ''much'' better.
* VillainSue: ''Spinosaurus'' really kind of is.