Anonymous Rex

In a world where dinosaurs survived the asteroid impact and evolved to human size, they live secretly among people using holographic disguises. These creatures operate under a shadow government with laws that mandate the execution of any human who discovers their existence. Vincent Rubio, a velociraptor, and Ernie Watson, a triceratops, work as private investigators. They are hired to look into the death of a young dinosaur, which was initially reported as a suicide. Their investigation reveals the existence of a cult called Voice of Progress that seeks to expose the dinosaur population to the world and reclaim the planet.

This 2004 television movie was directed by Julian Jarrold and written by Joe Menosky. It was the first of seven films directed by Jarrold, followed by Kinky Boots in 2005. The cast features Sam Trammell as Vincent Rubio and Daniel Baldwin as Ernie Watson, alongside Stephanie Lemelin, Tamara Gorski, Alan van Sprang, and Eric Johnson. Produced by Fox Television Studios in Canada and the United States, the film runs for 120 minutes and blends action, fantasy, and science fiction. Audience reception was generally low, with a rating of 4.2/10 from 990 votes on IMDb and a 4.9/10 from 23 votes on TMDB.