Pteranado? You know you'd watch it. Though wouldn't this would be more of a dinonado?
You know, it wouldn't be hard for Asylum to make a scientifically more accurate dinosaur movie than the JP/W movies. At this point, practically anything would be more scientifically accurate than those steaming piles of triceratops s#¥+. Even if their CGI isn't as crash hot. they could even make that their thing: cartoonishly shoddy effects, but impeccably researched and up to date.
I'd watch
Pteranado the same way I watched
Sharknado 1 and
2 - with the Rifftrax crew.
As for JP, to be fair, the first movie came out before the feathered-dino theory was generally popular, at least to the public. IIRC, it was considered more accurate and up-to-date than many Hollywood dino movies for advocating warm-blooded dinos and the bird link - I can't remember if Michael Crichton even had that much in his book. (And seeing those guys on the big screen for the first time was one of those great cinematic sense-of-wonder moments that will never be replicated.) The rest of the series kept them featherless for "continuity" purposes, they claim. Mostly, though, they aren't meant to be scientific. They're meant to be big stompy monsters rawring at puny humans... Asylum with a bigger CGI budget, really. (But, then, I wasn't as impressed as I'd hoped to be with
Jurassic World - JP was a better movie on almost every level. And it totally ripped off
How to Train Your Dragon 2 at the ending, there, with the battle of wills... but I digress.)
