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Jeff Bennett, Thomas Dekker, and Anndi McAfee in Le Petit Dinosaure: La Pluie d'étoiles glacées (2001)

Review by starcat500

Le Petit Dinosaure: La Pluie d'étoiles glacées

2/10

These need to go the way of the dinosaurs...

I loved the Land Before Time (first one). I love Don Bluth movies in general. I would like to point out The first LBT was the ONLY one that Don had a hand in. You will notice that it is a new director every 3 or so movies after that. It is so sad that it has become the norm now to take something that was wonderful and heartfelt and turn it into a marketing scheme =(. I have only seen this sequel, and I don't plan on seeing any of the others, I prefer to leave my childhood memories of Littefoot, Petrie, Cera and the others intact. I miss animated movies that had imagination and an obvious amount of thought and effort put into them, most movies now a days are cranked out for the soul purpose of making money. So sad.
  • starcat500
  • Aug 20, 2007

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