You mean in the TV series? Well, Ali appeared in a single episode and that mainly focused on another young longneck called Rhett and his lies. So, basically... Nothing has transpired between the two.

If he didn't make so many horrible movies I wouldn't pick on him

Case in point. On the subject of life in the largest part of what used to be the USSR... I have several albums with thousands of photos taken in Moscow and its suburbs if anyone's interested. Although it is as they say: the capital and the rest of Russia are two different countries.

I'm gonna say no. It's pretty clear Rhett only needed her as the fuel for his ego. Plus, it would seem Ali was the only longneck his age in the entire herd and thus the only one to have fallen for his display of bravado.

Boy, oh boy... Another Russian member on GoF? What, did someone sprinkled the place with vodka again while I wasn't looking? *sniff, sniff*  

I've read both books in English and I have to say... No matter how well the first Jurassic Park movie is, it doesn't exactly do justice to the Sci-Fi part of Michael Crichton's work. And there's no point in commenting on Lost World. The book is a hundred times better.

Honestly, the only reason why the sharptooth in the original movie seems so powerful and invincible is because he's shown from the point of view of a bunch of (almost) helpless dinosaur kids. It's supposed to help the viewer emphasize with the group of protagonists more. If that big carnivore met - say - that herd of hungry longnecks that devoured the little patch of green food Littlefoot and his friends first mistook for the Great Valley, I'm pretty sure they'd fight him off no problem.

I guess when it comes to Cera the rest of the gang simply accepted her for what she was. She came back to help them out and in the end all that mattered was that they all were unharmed and reached the Great Valley together... Who really cares if one hot-headed threehorn knows how to apologize or not?

I think he's likely dead...

*in Vader's voice* I find your lack of faith disturbing.

So I’m kind of drawing a blank there on what would finally make daughter and father discuss the topic. Some event involving mothers?

Honestly as much as I would like to see this scene play out, I also kind of think that the boat has already sailed on that one. If anything, Mr. Threehorn would have to bring the topic of Cera's mom to her in a conversation sometimes soon after they got reunited in the Great Valley. Right now it would be a lot more difficult to think of a decent setting where such conversation wouldn't seem out of place... Then again, Littlefoot did sing about his mother in LBTV and it went surprisingly well.
Oh, and another situation that I'm dying to see in a LBT movie is Chomper learning about Littlefoot's mom's fate. I mean, does the little sharptooth even know what happened to her? How do you think Chomper would react if he heard about it from someone else (probably from Cera, who'd bring it up to hurt his feelings... Maybe during some stressful situation when the gang were in danger and she herself lost her cool)? :huh:

Had a choice last week between going to see the new Rangers or watch the Sci-Fi horror movie "Life". Picked the latter and was severely disappointed. Now all my friends are too busy to go and check out the former option.