I often hear people say that most (if not almost all) dinosaur movies are kinda dogshit, exept for the first films of the jp/w and the LBT franchises

(and occasionally,the third Ice Age film and Disney's Dinosaur, tought these are mostly seen as fine,while the first two are what I often hear people call masterpieces unironically)

While I haven't seen a lot of dino movies myself,I have a question,what are some unironically good dino films that aren't from the jp/w or LBT catalouge?It can be any kind of dino-film really

Edit:made a typo in the title (said of instead of or) thanks to autocorrect and didn't realize until after the post was made

I'm looking for a movie with a spesific scene in it from my childhood. It's a 60's or 70's dino-movie I believe, akin to "1 million BC" and "When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth" The scene I remember is about a woman who hides from a Dimetrodon (maybe) I seem to remember it flicking it's tounge as it's passing by. The woman hides in what seems to be a harmless tubular plant, but it turns out to be carnivorous, and she uses a knife to get out of it. I've been loosing sleep over this so here I am, humbly asking for any help! Please and thank you