The Gang of Five
The Land Before Time => General Land Before Time => Character Showcase => Topic started by: rhombus on January 03, 2023, 11:34:09 AM
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As we come out of hiding from the disaster that was 2022, it is also time for everyone’s favorite little longnecks to come out of hiding...
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In this topic please feel free to discuss your thoughts on the eleventh film. I will go ahead and present a few questions to get things started:
1) What are your general thoughts on the tinysauruses in this film? Did any of them in particular make an impression on you?
2) What are your thoughts on the valley’s initial reaction to the tinysauruses?
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Sad to see hardly anyone does these anymore... Oh well, there's always me :spikeroll
My thoughts on the tinysuaruses? They were basically fairy foke in my opinion, very cute and mischivious. :evilsmile
From the great valley's point of view, I'd say they reacted a bit too dramatically. Yes, it's realistic for them to have been surprised at first, but don't they realize they live in a world where dinosaurs are all different sizes? Overall, the movie was ok, it is a sequeal after all.
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This film was released 19 days before I was born.
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I remember this film as it was the last one that I purchased as a gift for my nephew who was into the series at the time. The film itself did not make much of an impression on me, though it did establish the dangers of keeping secrets and telling half-truths. Though the reaction of the valley does concern me a bit. Littlefoot appears to fear something akin to banishment for disturbing the treesweet tree, whereas after his statement casts blame on the tinysaursuses the valley's reaction to them borders on genocidal. This does make me think that the valley might need to be taught the value of proportionality. :p
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I wanna talk about when I first saw this film. It was in a Kindergarten class of all places and it was also Earth day. I remember the teacher saying that we were watching the film to see how Dinosaurs celebrate Earth day even though the film has absolutely nothing to do with Earth day and said day wasn't a thing during the Mesozoic.