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BTW, I like the theme song. What is it, some kind of African-American chorus?
I don't understand this question. Do you mean... like a gospel?

LOL.
I think what trexmaster meant was that the music was a fusion of American style and African style (similar in a way to the Lion King).

Precisely. I thought the way they sung the opening theme reminded me of an African chorus. Actually, it's probably more African than African-American; maybe it's Afro-Caribbean.

I made a new LBT music video today. It's dedicated to Pterano and is to the song Pieces by Sum 41.

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I registed as "Tyrann0saurus", but I can't find you on there. Damn shame, I really want to add you to my friends list.

Why do I have a feeling they are going to somehow have a human character in this series?

I doubt it, since the narration at the beginning of each movie makes it clear that humans don't exist in the LBT world.

Actually, I have no problem with the idea of humans in LBT per se, but there is one type of human I would not want at all: cave-dwelling white guys wearing fur togas, also known as "cavepeople". Why, in the vast majority of fantasy movies juxtaposing humans and dinosaurs, do the humans generally look like that? First, I would think that any humans living in a climate warm enough for big dinosaurs would look more like Africans, Amazonians, or some other tropically-adapted people. Secondly, why do the humans have to live in caves? Why can't they live in, say, huts, or even castles? Thirdly, do they need to be Paleolithic? Since humans never lived with dinosaurs at all, you probably can't call it more inaccurate to give the humans futuristic or medieval technology than simple sticks and stones.

If LBT decides to include humans, I hope they use a different type than cliched cavepeople.

Does anybody here know that Judith Barsi, the girl who played the voice of Ducky in the original Lanb Before Time died when she was just 10 years old? It was the most tragic thing I have ever heard of.      A father shooting his own daughter in the head!     Judith Barsi has been abused by her alcoholic, psycho father since she was eight years old because he was jealous of her fame.

I hope that assholic savage is rotting in jail for eternity.

I certainly hope that the series will not be flooded with the elements that don't fit into LBT in my opinion, but are included by many fanfiction writers.

Like aliens, duels with stalagtites, time travelers, and crossovers with other franchises? That might happen occasionally, but I cannot see the people brainstorming ideas for episodes going, "Oh yeah, let's have a horde of ninjas flipping out in the Great Valley, along with a cameo featuring Capt. Jack Sparrow!"

BTW, I've always felt confused about what you mean by "non-LBT elements". Do you mean things that haven't appeared in the series before? That would mean an opposition to the introduction new species of animals, new environmental hazards, or new morals. Or do you mean things that don't make sense in a prehistoric setting? Of course, the "prehistory" of LBT involves an amalgration of flora and fauna separated by time (often millions of years) and space (often thousands of miles) coexisting in the same ecosystem, so the series doesn't seem to care about what would happen in a real Mesozoic setting when it comes to developing story ideas.

Personally, I have no problem with stuff like aliens, time travelers, sorcerers, lizardfolk, or other unusual things appearing in the series. For me, LBT is a fantasy world, so I don't have strict rules on what can and what cannot appear.

Ugh, Colossus sounds too expensive. :blink: Guess I'll have to wait until I'm out of my parents' house and I have a source of income.

the entire story will be a long and interesting story of two alien races at war and takes there war to earth. The Tricerons (the good guys. resemble bipedial triceratops with armor and laser weapons)

You know, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles once fought with a race of aliens called "Triceratons" that looked exactly like these Tricerons you describe.

For me, the recent King Kong movie. Though the last movie in the Star Wars prequel trilogy depressed me a little as well.

As for the main question...I would think Littlefoot's the oldest, since he seems more mature than his friends.

Seeing as how you actually enjoy the movies, hardly.

Well, I do like the sharpteeth and the beautiful backgrounds, though the songs tend to irritate me.