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The Land Before Time XIII: The Wisdom of Friends, ah, the 13th installment in the Land Before Time series, I can't believe I've seen all the movies. I love how everyone makes fun and says that there are five million of these movies, it's not exactly like they went into the movie theater or anything. Personally, I think this is all good, why not introduce our beloved characters to a new generation. Not to mention that these stories are a small way of teaching kids how to act. I'd rather have my child watching this vs. Hannah Montana, which I'm still convinced is hypnotizing children to become Miley Cyrus's trained soldiers. But it's good to see the gang together once again in this fun little story about sharing.

Littlefoot, Cera, Spike, Petrie and Ducky are excited to meet two goofy and lovable yellow-bellied dinosaurs named Loofah and Doofah, who have lost their way while traveling to the distant Berry Valley. Loofah and Doofah seem to be too clumsy to find the way back, so Littlefoot and the others decide to help their new friends while sharing important life lessons called Wisdoms along the way. By the time they reach Berry Valley, Littlefoot realizes that even though the Yellow Bellies don't follow his Wisdoms very well, their silly techniques work just fine.

The Land Before Time XIII: The Wisdom of Friends was a nice addition to the story. It wasn't by any means my favorite of the series, it does get a little cheesy after a while, but it's all good. Like I said before, these movies are bashed by everyone without being given a fair chance. These movies are just a new way of showing younger kids how to act in life, even though these are the morals that our beloved Barney has provided, I have a feeling that these movies don't insult the kid's intelligence as much. They have fun songs, good animation and our great gang of friends that are always a joy to see on screen. I do recommend this movie for the family, give it a fair chance, these movies were not bad at all.

5/10

This was the last "Land Before Time" movie, at least for awhile. It's one of the worst in the whole series, although it doesn't really have much of a lower rating than most of the other sequels. This movie features Littlefoot and his friends finding a bunch of dinosaurs called yellow bellies. They need to help them find their herd. Halfway through the movie, they actually do, so the movie's over, right? Nope. It just extends into an even more pointless movie as the gang helps the yellow bellies around. Oh, and the sharptooths appear and are weaker than ever.

One even has a massive scar and he can't do anything! Anyway, the animation probably isn't worse than the other movies. What makes this worse is that these yellow bodies are so annoying. They have these bad voices and are mostly dumb. We have to deal with these guys the whole movie and they're easily the worst guest characters in the movies. We get some moral about following more on instinct than wisdom or something like that. It's very clichéd and makes for a lame movie. *1/2

As a devoted fan of the franchise, I found this latest entry to be a lightweight. It has more silliness than actual plot. Littlefoot and his friends meet a lost herd of goofy dinosaurs. They decide that the herd are never going to get home without help. On the way they learn various lessons from each other. Choices can depend as much upon feelings as upon wisdom. It's far better to dance than to worry. Some nice character moments, but not very much action. For once it is Grandmother advising Littlefoot, rather than Grandfather. The other adults are largely absent. The narration has been culled since there is very little to say after 12 other films. There is no continuity with the TV series. Songs are forgettable. 4/10

According to Revelations 5:10, this is the first sign of the end times.

This movie is the cancer that is killing film.

Cuba Gooding Junior's Oscar should be revoked for his participation in this cesspool.

If I ever find my kids viewing this film, I will raise them to become feral children.

I have very literally never, in my entire life, been so disappointed by a motion picture.

This movie is the worst thing every animated, and doesn't deserve to have been made.

I've seen every Land Before Time and this is by far the worst one ever!

This movie should be buried and never dug up!

I hate this movie, oh man words do not describe this how much this movie sucks!

Don't watch this movie!

I liked and used to watch all of these when i was younger. but this one i hated the most. they introuced these annoying things in the movies. they are easily some of the worst characters in all of movies. i watched this one the least amount of times because of these characters. good thing they made no more of these afterwa- oh wait theres a 14th one now,

Excellent series! I do not understand the low ratings and reviews, they seem to be given by adults reviewing cartoons intended for kids. Have they consulted some kids before rating/reviewing? My guess is they haven't.

My daughters (7 and 8) absolutely LOVED all of them, to the point where they were impersonating various characters, making lego dinosaurs and even dreaming about dinosaurs.

I asked them to rate the movie and they both said 10/10 with a big grin.

Having enjoyed most of the sequels, particularly Stone of Cold Fire, Time of the Great Giving and Great Valley Adventure, I was greatly disappointed in this sequel and consider it the worst of the franchise. The voice acting is a redeeming quality and the film moved quickly, but everything else didn't work for me. This sequel does have disappointingly lacklustre animation, complete with choppy editing, and the music is forgettable at best. Other cons are clichéd and lazy dialogue, an episodic plot and the voice acting is only variable, some are good but others are not great at all. As for the characters, Littlefoot is at his least likable and heroic, and Petrie is annoying. And Cera? I know people say she is bratty, but here she is really bratty. Overall, disappointing and almost unwatchable for me. 2/10 Bethany Cox

Honestly, I can't understand all the hate people have for this movie, like, I know that Universal abused the Land Before Time brand for many years by making 14 movies, all of them being inferior to the first movie because they were too childish, musical and with slow paced stories. I watched most of the sequels as a child and now that I'm older I can't like them anymore, but I never saw this film as a child and honestly, I found it much more fun than the previous sequel films. I can understand that many prefer that style of dramatic story with crying and violent and threatening tyrannosauruses, but the childish aspect of the sequences made the drama and action very boring to watch. This film, however, tries to be different from the previous films. Instead of forcing another boring story with drama, it tries to go for a more humorous side with comedy. The Yellow Bellies are very funny characters. It helps that the director of this film had already worked on Disney animations, which made the film have a better humor than the previous films. And seriously guys, you're really harsh, attacking even the characters in the film. Some previous films have scripts that are much more idiotic than this film. The sixth film was one of the worst films I've ever seen. The biggest positive about The Wisdom of Friends is that it doesn't try to force itself to feel like a cheap Don Bluth rip-off like the previous 12 sequels did.

This movie will fully and seriously entertain anyone under 5 years old but if you are an adult, then it is so dire compared to the original that you will be in hysterics. It is a bright upbeat film but seems to be somewhat lacking in the plot a little. There isn't much 'atmosphere' in the movie. I think this is more humorous than anything. As long as you don't expect to be too engaged and you don't take it seriously and go along with its upbeat fun aspects, you will be able to have a chance of enjoying this movie, if however you expect it to be anything like the original or even previous sequels however then you will probably be bored and a bit shocked at what Land Before Time has become. I have given this movie a 5 out of 10 because despite it being one of the worst sequels in my opinion, it gets extra stars for being like an almost total funny mockery.

The land before time 13 aka the wisdom of friends is easily the worst of the franchise, I never understood why some people like this movie they're annoying to begin with i'm serious not kidding, this movie intoduces us three annoying new characters who are named Loofah, Doofah and Foobie dear god they have one of the worst songs i have to put up with. The acting is obnoxious, the characters are terrible except for Littlefoot and this movie also has a forced fart joke and it's a real nightmare to sit through like dear god this is the movie that almost killed a franchise that should have ended after the first movie.

Land Before Time is may not my favorite Don Bluth (Because The Secret Of NIMH and All Dogs Go To Heaven exist) But this movie and probably theb whole franchise is so boring

And 13???? There's 13 of them??? Because the 14th one is already out!

Far from the worst animated movie, but really this movie offers nothing new, instead of watching this, go watch the original Land Before Time!

Here we go again. The original film is a minor classic; the direct-to-video sequels have a few definite high points, but mostly exist in the territory of "so-so" and "softly enjoyable." Nearly twenty years into the 'Land before time' franchise, it's only reasonable to approach the thirteenth installment with very mixed expectations. Special guest stars Sandra Oh and Cuba Gooding Jr. Lend some extra star power while regular cast members remain, including industry icons Jeff Bennett and Rob Paulsen; producer Charles Grosvenor declines directorial duties for the first time since he first took the helm in 1997, making way for Jamie Mitchell. Everything and everyone else seems to have remained consistent, so it's safe to assume 'The wisdom of friends' will be just as consistent, for better and for worse. And so it is.

The animation is overall excellent, including welcome detail in the beautiful backgrounds, and not truly any less so in character designs, effects, and other active elements; on the other hand, some nuance has arguably been traded out for more vibrant colors (seen as far back as 2000), some tidbits that we get (e.g., characters dancing) feel gauche and indulgent, and some movement (by character or camera) doesn't translate well with 3D sensibilities. Speaking of gauche, the original songs are decidedly ham-handed, but they're not bad in and themselves, and may even be kind of catchy. The cast give spirited, commendable performances, and the one trouble may be that the performances they're guided into are sometimes excessively cutesy and childish. In general Mitchell's direction is suitable, though I think the pacing may be a bit harried and forced, and the same descriptors arguably describe some other facets every now and again (see also the song "How do you know?").

The biggest problem this picture faces is one that the franchise has struggled with in varying measures from the first sequel, 'The Great Valley adventure,' in 1994. With exceptions - irregular doses of especial cleverness, or earnestness - the video franchise has been characterized by simple, unsophisticated writing, a presentation that favors frivolous entertainment over sincere, meaningful substance. I think it's rather unfortunate that 'The wisdom of friends' leans into that slant more than ever, with only traces of hardier themes or ideas to faintly cement the proceedings. To a dubious extent greater than that of any predecessor, this flick caters somewhat condescendingly to the very, very youngest of viewers with uninvolved silliness rather than to appeal to broader audiences with anything more concrete and thoughtful. If other entries verged on being "Saturday morning cartoons" more than full-length features, this more closely reflects the trivial nothings aired on TV in the middle of the day for tykes who may be too young for even kindergarten.

We still get some mild humor, and some mild adventure, as foremost diminutive dinos Littlefoot, Cera, Petrie, Ducky, and Spike find themselves getting into more shenanigans. There are small, scattered highlights throughout in one fashion or another. The movie isn't specifically bad, and it is duly well made in and of itself. Yet whether we're standing it next to its kin or trying to judge it purely on its own merits, much more than not - despite the name and its de facto fulfillment - this is a fluff piece. There's not necessarily anything wrong with that, for there's a time and a place for most anything in cinema, but it's as if this time around Grosvenor, Mitchell, and Loy had actively forsaken any but the tiniest, almost undetectable slivers of heart that have been the crux of the series since Don Bluth's progenitor. We can get fluff pieces anywhere; however much or little, that heart has been a key component of the continuation of 'The land before time.' If it's so heavily diminished, or absent, why should we bother at all?

I don't dislike this title, and there are much worse ways to spend one's time. There are also better ways to spend one's time, however, for this sits at the rear of the pack alongside 2001's 'The big freeze,' wherein sturdy notions were rendered in a manner too even-keeled and dull, and 2002's 'Journey to Big Water,' which was solid but unremarkable and sort of stale. It's passable and decent enough as something light to watch on a quiet day, and the issue is just that if that's our bar for having a good time, we can likely just do without altogether. Take that as you will, and if you watch 'The wisdom of friends' at all, watch knowing what you're getting into.

most people say they did not like it, but the truth is it was a beautiful film. up to my knowledge the land before time is made for the enjoyment and so that the viewers can learn about real life. this particular film is very sweet. the new characters are full of joy and happiness. when it started i thought great they totally ruined it but as you get to know the characters more you see that they just added what was missing, they can never make it worse they can only make it better.i have loved the land before time since i was just a young girl, of course back then it was new. the more i watched it the more i fell in love with the characters. this movie just made me love them more.

give it a chance watch it more than once if you have too.

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