User:AndyJones/Brontosaurus in popular culture

Brontosaurus (actually a junior synonym of Apatosaurus) is one of the most famous dinosaurs.

The 1925 silent movie The Lost World features an epic Willis O'Brien special effects battle between a Brontosaurus and an Allosaurus.
The Skull Island of the King Kong story features a Brontosaurus (which kills several men by chomping but not eating them) in the original and involved in a stampede and pile-up in the 2005 remake.
The "Age of the Dinosaurs" segment of the Rite of Spring sequence in Fantasia features Brontosaurs.
Fred Flintstone's favourite food was Brontosaurus steak.
British comedy group Monty Python's 1974 season includes a sketch involving a "Miss Anne Elk" whose trivial theory about the Brontosaurus parodied the controversy of the time.
The 1985 film Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend involves a baby Brontosaurus.
The 1988 film The Land Before Time features an Apatosaurus named Littlefoot who is often mistaken as a Brontosaurus.
The 1980s cartoon Dinosaucers, starring anthropomorphic dinosaurs, included a character named Bronto-Thunder; however, said character had a girlfriend named Apatty Saurus, likely making his name intentionally "incorrect".

"Brontosaurus Stomp" (1960) was an Australian #10 hit for The Piltdown Men.
Proto-metal track "Brontosaurus" (1970) was a UK #7 hit for The Move.
David Bellamy once recorded a song called "Brontosaurus Will You Wait For Me?".
Music Group "Da Vinci's Notebook" releases an A Capella album titled "Brontosaurus" (2002)
Walking in Your Footsteps by The Police
Brontosaurus Chorus are a popular London based indie pop band.
Weird Al Yankovic mentions a Brontosaurus in his Song "The Bedrock Anthem".

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