Does anyone own it? I've seen the text posted on some websites, but never the pictures.

I agree that LBT 2 has its flaws, it's not among my most liked sequels but I still like it of course
Here's what I'd do:
1. I'm an advocate of the songs so there would be songs in my movies. 'Peaceful Valley' is a very good intro for the movie and it creates the thesis that the Valley is completely safe which will be proven wrong throughout the movie, 'Eggs' characterisizes Ozzy and Strut very well and besides it is pretty funny and 'You're One Of Us Now' has the message that the Gang accept Chomper as a kind of 'family member' (considering themselves as Chomper's family) and a friend.
2. I agree, the voice acting was poorer. Though compared to other sequels, it's okay.
3. I never noticed this... It's not annoying in my opinion so I won't really change that. In some situations, these funny-meant lines are well placed. Oh, and Ducky's just like that, she's too unmature to act serious in such a situation.
4. I agree with Malte here.
5. Littlefoot indeed accepts Chomper far too early. It's like his mother had never been killed by The Sharpooth. But on the other hand, Littlefoot's good attitudes don't allow him to leave him on his own... A compromise would be good, Littlefoot just doesn't accept Chomper until the Gang gets 'rescued' by Chomper.
6. I always wondered about this, it's like they had been brainwashed when they arrived at the Valley so they wouldn't recognize their life in the outside world.
7. That's not really bugging me to be honest.

I find the ending a little weird because there are suddenly Baby Threehorns, Flyers, Spiketails and Swimmers (those hatched but the rest of them just... came out of nowhere) so I wouldn't have done this.

Brainwashed, you say? I somehow think the Rainbow Faces are behind this! XD

Oh! I just remembered!

Ozzy and Strut aren't bad as villains, but sometimes they become too dumb to convenience the script.

Remember how they dangled LF off a cliff and pulled him up when they heard Chomper? If they were going to drop him, why pull him up? Even as revenge goes it makes no sense. If you had your nemesis dangling on a cliff, would you pull him up when a man with a chainsaw was coming, especially when you've been told that they could potentially be allies?

How is Ozzy even strong enough to hold him, anyway?

I've always though LBT 1 was better without a sequel, since it was pretty conclusive. Well, if there HAD to be a sequel, here's my take on how it should have gone. And yes, I do feel bad ripping into something that was dedicated to a dead guy. Anyway, here are the rules I've set for myself:
1. Approximately the same budget.
2. Same voice actors as the existing sequel.
3. I have to incorporate a prehistoric mango into the script.

So here are my suggestions:
1. No songs. There were none in the original, there should be none here.
2. Give the voice actors better direction. Ducky is especially poor in this. Maybe I'm just thinking of Judith Barski during her lines, but even so, it's pretty painful for other reasons. Which leads me to:
3. Avoid one-liners. Watch the sequel again and tell me what you think of the dialogue that occurs after a dangerous moment. It's all one-liners. Such as "Don't worry, I caught her", "No, I caught YOU!". Haha, we almost died, lawl. The original movie kept the danger and comedy separate so that the tone wouldn't be jumbled and confused.
4. Keep Ozzy or Strut, but make them silent and uglier. Remember in the first movie when an egg-stealer stole LF? He had warty hands, which is very Don Bluth-ish. Since an egg-stealer was shown during the credits, it makes sense to bring it into play.
5. Keep the Sharpteeth, but make the Chomper story arc more poignant. Making the STs sympathetic is a good idea, but for one thing, Chomper needs to be dumber. He is, after all, a hatchling. He shows way too much understanding of LF's words at times, which is odd and distracting. Maybe the ST's should have been in the valley sooner, fighting with the adults. Then the kids could once again show the adults that racism is wrong. Bam! Reinforced the moral.
6. Mysterious Beyond is not called the Mysterious Beyond. It was the dinos' homes for the majority of LBT 1, so it's not really mysterious.
7. Cera's dad's racism is explored as a B story, again reinforcing the moral and also creating conflict.

Now, obviously these changes would still keep the nareative's scope less impressive than the orginial, but I'm being realistic here. But then again, my opinion is invalid since I forgot to include the mango.

A physical copy may be hard to find but it is available on Amazon on a digital version.   I have purchased it & can listen to it on my pc, while it's connected to the internet.

Thanks! I'll start my torr-
I mean . . . Buy it.

Jk

So you know how the OST is so hard to find?
And do you remember when the OST was on YouTube?
And how it was taken down before it could be . . . "reused". *shifty eyes*
And how we may need it for research of the lost scenes?
And did I mention it's really hard to find?
Like, really, really hard?
And is anyone familiar with Mediafire?
. . . Anyone who may have the soundtrack available?














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I'm not sure if that makes sense. Just because a scene isn't mentioned in a later movie does not mean it did not occur.

For instance, never once do they ever talk about how they were chased by Sharptooth in the first movie. Nor do they ever mention he is the reason Littlefoot's mother is gone. And never once do any of the characters mention the fight Littlefoot and Cera had in the movie.

And yet all of these are indeed canon.

As for "Ducky luring Spike with berries" I think this is actually still canon. Even though the full scene isn't shown, when you watch the movie, right after where Ducky finds Spike and it fades to a new scene, it shows the group walking together, and, if I remember right, Ducky is luring Spike to follow with berries.

True, but what about LF finding the valley? I seem to remember them referring to it as they did it in the cut version.

Sad to say, the intended cut of LBT is not canon within the series. At least, it isn't mentioned. Never does Ducky say something like, "Hey, Spike. Remember when I lured you away from your birthplace with berries?".
The new staff that was working on the sequels might not have known about these scenes. In short, the cut version is canon. It's like that Disney movie where the protagonist mentioned fighting a giant squid, but the scene was deleted. This is, however, the opposite.

I don't know if I'm being clear.

Does anyone see what I'm saying?