
Back to the Jurassic
★ 6 · 2015 · 88m · Adventure · Animation · Family
Ernie, Julia, and Max accidentally start a time-machine and find themselves back in time 65 million years, where they are adopted by a doting dinosaur mom and a rambunctious dinosaur brother while, back in the present day, their parents plot their rescue.
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