I think the "Great" in Great Valley means...well, great in every sense of the phrase.

On the other hand (tangent), in LBT 6, Doc said that there were other valleys just as nice as the Great Valley, but if so, why haven't we seen any of them? I know they would probably look pretty similar, but I do find myself wondering what the rest of the LBT world looks like, aside from the Mysterious Beyond...then again I haven't watched any Land Before Time movies for quite some time now, so I may be forgetting something.

I have tons of instrumental stuff. 1.96 GB worth, actually! I find 'Get Out Alive' by Three Days Grace to be a good song.

I've only seen three anime shows: Sailor Moon, the Dragonball trilogy, and Pokemon.

All three are extremely repetitive (but isn't that some sort of cutural norm for the Japanese?), but they all have their interesting characters. I have a tendency to like the antagonists, specifically the first ones that appear on the show. For a while I was re-watching Sailor Moon, both subbed and dubbed, up until Jedite was crystalized...I kind of liked it - I thought Jedite was a neat character. Getting run over by a jet only left him limping.

As for Dragonball, I only (if accidentally) managed to catch any of the episodes having to do with the Red Ribbon Army, whether it be the army itself, Dr. Gero and his androids, or Super 17.

As for Pokemon...well, I'm still watching that - the newest season, Diamond and Pearl, is completely unpredicatable and the writers are practically breaking traditions at nearly every turn! The Characters-of-the-Day and all the Pokemon actually have personalities, plus there are formidable Hunters like J, who turns Pokemon into gold and sells them for profit (she managed to capture Ash's Pikachu, Team Rocket's Meowth, an Absol and a Gardevior in less than 10 minutes), and real jerks like Paul (watch Diamond/Pearl season episode 51: "Chimchar vs. Zangoose! Battle of Fate!" to see how harsh with training he can be).

As for movies, so far I have seen Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, Nausicaa, Totoro, Kiki's Delivery Service, and Howl's Moving Castle...I might have missed a few, though...

Playing at OMSI (the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry) is an AMAZING film I just got back from! I really urge you to see it. The CGI is amazing, the music is outstanding, the paleontology segments were well-placed, every minute is tension-filled! My only complaint is about the 40 minute runtime - I wish it could have been longer.

The film tells the story of a recent discovery of a Dolichorhynchops (or "Doli" for short, basically it's a four-flippered short-necked creature with a long toothy snout) with a shark tooth embedded in its rear flipper. I won't give anything else away, but if you have a chance to see it, go go GO.  

I'll keep an eye on this board, even though the show itself seems pretty lame. I'm also disappointed that all the dinosaurs are the 'classics' like T. Rex and Stegosaurus. I really wish they'd introduce to lesser-known ones such as Agustinia or Stygimoloch.

So far it looks even more "kidified" than...well....anything else I've seen so far. That's not good. I want tension, surprises, drama, characters that aren't one-demensional...I might see this one purely out of curiosity.

Hyp is one of my favorite movie characters! I really hope they didn't mess him up like they did Doc...

1. Rainbowfaces (favorite)
Why: They're just so mysterious and quirky. Even though they didn't get a lot of screentime in the 7th movie, I liked how they had problems with each other. I would write more if I could remember more.

2. Doc
Why: Again, he's all mysterious and stuff. We never find out if he's the Lone Dinosaur or not, and the fact that he FADES OUT like a ghost makes it even more confusing. I liked his attitude, his design, his voice, pretty much everything.

3. Rinkus
Why: I love the fact that he can put on this completely believable mask of being a bumbling fool and really be the one who's been pulling all the strings from the beginning. He's a lot smarter than he seemed to be, and his dry sense of humor always makes me smile.

4. Sierra
Why: Um...he's pretty much badass.

5. Pterano
Why: He's the deepest of the sequal characters, I think. His story is a great one.

6. Guido
Why: Guido was really quirky - a very interesting character that no one seemed to really understand.

7. The golden Allosaurus from LBT6
Why: It's kickass! It fell down a cliff and didn't die. It acted like an actual predator and snuck up on its prey (Dinah and Dana). It almost killed Littlefoot, threw a huge log over a big ditch and drooled on Cera. Plus its roars were awesome.

8. The child Brachiosaurus from LBT6
Why: I...don't really know why, actually, but in his minute-length or something screentime I felt really attached to him for some bizarre reason.

9. Ducky
Why: She's friendly, optimistic most of the time, but somewhat insecure, like me.

10. Hyp
Why: He's just plain cool.

HA. Nimrod and I broke the pattern!

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I did consider that one, but it kinda gets brought down by the part where it got stuck in a tree while chasing a pair of toddlers.

Hey, at least he was acting like a real predator, sneaking up on his prey, then trying to ambush them. I haven't seen the movie in a while, but I don't think it noticed the trees because its head was so low to the ground. It was completely focused on the twins...plus the two tree only stopped it momentarily.

I wonder if we'll ever see an episode that's along the lines of Through the Eyes of a Non-Chomper Sharptooth...

This episodes sound somewhat interesting, though.