The Gang of Five
The Land Before Time => General Land Before Time => Topic started by: landbeforetimelover on December 06, 2007, 10:19:29 PM
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I've just watched LBT 13 for the third time, and I don't like the ending by the narrarator. He actually says "the land before time" and it's sorta cheesy to me. You're not supposed to say the name of the movie in the movie! That's weird. :blink: I've liked all of the conclusions by the narrarator so far, but I have a distaste for the ending words of LBT 13. It didn't exactly conclude the movie very well, nor did it have any real significance like the ending words of all the other sequels did. What are your thoughts on this?
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I've just watched LBT 13 for the third time, and I don't like the ending by the narrarator. He actually says "the land before time" and it's sorta cheesy to me. You're not supposed to say the name of the movie in the movie! That's weird. :blink: I've liked all of the conclusions by the narrarator so far, but I have a distaste for the ending words of LBT 13. It didn't exactly conclude the movie very well, nor did it have any real significance like the ending words of all the other sequels did. What are your thoughts on this?
isn't it Ingle? The Land Before Time seemed a little odd... almost like a finale.... however... there was also a more learned caption of some sort, so I'm sure it's just what the writers decided, however if it's repeated then that may be annoying... however... the opening of the last two was "Our world has existed for billions of years"
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You're not supposed to say the name of the movie in the movie!
Since when was this a rule?
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I've heard it several times, I mean, using the logic you present, NO PokÈmon movie has "done it right"
and... any movie with peoples' names in the title is doing it wrong too...
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That is entirely dependent on how the film's title is used within the actual dialogue. For example, they couldn't very well not use the words "Jurassic Park" in Jurassic Park, now could they? But yeah, in this instance, it was definitely cheesy.
No, I don't think this will be the end of the series. Even if it doesn't make the money it used to, as long as profits come of it, LBT sequels will be made.
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I do agree, they will likely have more movies. Saying the name of the movie like they did may fit in with the more goofiness of the movie. I've not seen it yet so can't fully say.
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I'll have to see the movie for myself to make a clear opinion (I just saw TLBT12 this week so it may be a while until I get to see the new one) but maybe it was trying to get some more significance to the ending narration, it is known that sometimes they use the title in a dialogue, it even happened in Star Trek (First Contact) and it was very cool indeed.
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it even happened in Star Trek (First Contact) and it was very cool indeed.
Really? I don't remember that. :p
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Sorry to go off-topic for a bit but in Star Trek: First Contact, commander Riker and his team were convincing Zephram Cochrane to make it's warp flight, and then this character realize that they are not what they seem by saying: "You are all astronauts... in some kind of star trek". B)
Well that worked very well, but I could only see if it works well for TLBT13 only whenever I am able to see the movie, but I don't think there are any hidden secrets and I bet they'll keep making more movies.
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They tried to make it fit in, but it really didn't. I suppose the narrator saying it is better than one of the characters, but it was kinda strange...
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Well, I just need to see the movie then, I just hope it won't take a year or so :lol .
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*Moved to Sequelitis*
I must admit, I was surprised to hear these words spoken at the end of LBT 13. Whether or not it was good or bad, it sounded like a conclusion of sorts, moreso than many previous films. I really didn't give it much thought other than "Hey, they actually referrred to the title for the first time!"
I don't think it seemed out of place and I was actually plesantly surprised more than I was distraught by the use of this phrase in the narration.
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Ow...This could explain this. Maybe they really plans it to be the final sequel, after all...
(see the message I posted in the LBT 14 topic for info)
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If this is the ending they had planned for the series, then they sure left us with a huge disappointment, especially with the whole TV series plot-hole.
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*Moved to Sequelitis*
I'm just curious, where is that thread? XD I looked everywhere, but I couldn't find it :p
I must admit, I was surprised to hear these words spoken at the end of LBT 13. Whether or not it was good or bad, it sounded like a conclusion of sorts, moreso than many previous films. I really didn't give it much thought other than "Hey, they actually referrred to the title for the first time!"
I don't think it seemed out of place and I was actually plesantly surprised more than I was distraught by the use of this phrase in the narration.
I wasn't surprised, I expected that cheesy ending from that particular sequel. It just fit I think, since the plot was pretty cheesy.
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Sequelitis was a subforum earlier, but because all the lbtrelated stuff went inthere (not about the first movie/tv series)... Malte decided to make it LBT General. So it's actually where you posted this.. :lol
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If it is a cheesy movie (I've not seen 12 nor 13 so can't give any personal opinions) maybe a cheesy ending fits a cheesy movie. Though if there'll be a 14 depends on if some higher up at Universal thinks they can still make a profit. That is, sadly, what it often boils down to.
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Sequelitis was a subforum earlier, but because all the lbtrelated stuff went inthere (not about the first movie/tv series)... Malte decided to make it LBT General. So it's actually where you posted this.. :lol
Alrighty! :lol:
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The reason why i thiught it ended like this is because i think the reason why the name of the movie was said in the movie was because The Land Before Time is the name of the world that the dinosaurs live in i think so, but it was a little funny how the name of the movie was said in 13 i dont think it was said in other Land Before Time movies. :)
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The Neverending Story is a good example too (the original) the name comes from the book that is being read, and the childlike Empress uses the title in a very creative way.
I do agree though, The Land Before Time using the title openly can be a bit cheese ball'ish... but as the sequels have been as of late, we should learn to expect the cheese
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I also found it a little interesting that they didn't use the Roman numeral XIII (13) for this sequel..... Just, mildly odd, but also a bit interesting... :p
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IT is like they couldn't think of anything else to say.