Although I don't have any songs stuck in my head at the moment, Whenever I watch LBT2 'Peaceful Valley' is in my head for the following week after watching it.

When Petrie is on Littlefoot's head guarding the tree star and he says "Me no let nobody touch it!" and starts pacing back and forth like a soldier. That one cracks me up every time.

Back in those days cartoon violence was a little more common than it is today. If a child could withstand the heartbreaking death of their favorite Autobot, Optimus Prime, In Transformers: The Movie than I think they could have dealt with a couple of the more perilous scenes. As I child, I thought the scenes with the Sharptooth were awesome, I never got scared by them. I actually got scared more from the Tyrannosaur in Jurassic Park when I was a little kid, Isn't that Ironic? the guy who tells Don Bluth "You'll have Kids crying in the lobby" turned out the more frightening product five years later. Heck, even Oliver and Company had some frightening scenes. The part where the girl gets pulled into the car, kidnapped and held for ransom still freaks me out, That stuff actually happens. My point is though, kids can handle stuff. From personal experience, when I feared it it made me want to see it even more. that's coming from a guy who started watching horror films at age 7.  

R.I.P Roger Ebert. Now he can finally be reunited with Gene Siskel in the world beyond. And so ends one of the greatest duos in film history.

My LBT story begins before I was born. Picture it, it's the mid 1990's, Jurassic Park had not long come out in theaters and the dinosaur craze was at it's peak. My brother was a kid in these days, he (like all young boys at the time) went nuts for dinosaurs. He worshiped them. So when I was born, I was born into this craze. My brother never stopped his obsession with dinosaurs, so by the time I was a toddler, I'd already seen The Land Before Time (And 2, 3, 4 and 5   ) and Jurassic Park and all the others. So when something is with you that early on in childhood, it sticks with you, It will never go away. I went for a few years without seeing any of them (my rebellious tween years, we all go through it folks), but like most people, I remembered the nostalgia and wonder I got through watching the film and I revisited it. So that's my introduction to TLBT, It sure seems like a long time ago now.

Hey everybody, I'm Jay from Melbourne, Australia. I'm Seventeen and  I've been a fan of LBT since before I can remember. The first film was always a favorite of mine and it continues to be to this very day. When I heard about the supposed deleted scenes in 2010, I began searching for more information and pictures, Which I continue to do into 2013, as new cels and art are always popping up on the internet. Besides the obvious, I'm also an enthusiast of all things 80's, I love animation in general and am considering become an animator. Music-wise I don't have many favorite artists, but anything 80's or theatrical sounding, I love. I've known about this forum for a few years now but i never got around to joining it before. But I finally did it, and I'm glad I did    

Sorry, It doesn't look like the link is working. Is there any way I can upload the pic from my computer?