The Dinosaurs, Steven Spielberg’s docuseries, is narrated by Morgan Freeman

Netflix has released the official trailer for The Dinosaurs, the new prehistoric history and nature docuseries produced by Steven Spielberg, which will debut on the platform on March 6, 2026. The four-episode series offers a detailed and immersive overview of prehistoric dinosaur life, from their first appearance to the mysterious extinction that brought their reign on Earth to an end.

Narrated by the unmistakable voice of Morgan Freeman (Science Show, The Story of God, Great Escapes), the project is the result of a collaboration between Amblin Entertainment, Silverback Films and Industrial Light & Magic, the visual effects studio famous for Jurassic Park. The score is composed by Lorne Balfe.

What to expect from The Dinosaurs

The goal of the series is to guide viewers through ancient landscapes and key moments in natural history. Combining scientific rigor with visual spectacle, The Dinosaurs explores hundreds of millions of years of evolution: from the emergence of early proto-dinosaurs such as Marasuchus to the colossal Plateosaurus and Tyrannosaurus Rex, passing through marine creatures and feathered species that point to the connection with modern birds.

By exploring how dinosaurs adapted over time to moving continents, changing climates and natural catastrophes, the series positions itself as one of the most ambitious documentary events coming to Netflix in 2026, thanks to its combination of cinematic talent and educational content.

Each episode, running approximately 60 minutes, blends engaging storytelling with up-to-date paleontological data, designed to fascinate both science enthusiasts and casual viewers.

An irresistible call for Jurassic Park fans

The Dinosaurs is much more than a simple docuseries: it is a journey back to the roots of the cinematic wonder shaped by Steven Spielberg. The same vision that, in 1993, changed forever the way dinosaurs were imagined now returns in a new and even more powerful form, where spectacle and science come together.

Breathtaking hunting sequences, complex social behaviors and primordial environments immediately evoke the most iconic scenes from the saga. For longtime fans, The Dinosaurs will feel like opening the gates of the park once again and seeing those beloved dinosaurs return, finally portrayed for what they truly were.