The Land Before Time with Gabriel Damon: DVD Cover
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The Land Before Time Director: Don Bluth Cast: Gabriel Damon, Candy Hutson, Judith Barsi, Will Ryan

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  • DVD Release Date: 12/02/2003
  • Original Release: 1988
  • Rating: Rated G
  • Sales Rank: 5,803

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Littlefoot's Playhouse - great moments from The Land Before Time series, sing-along songs from you favorite The Land Before Time adventures; Jurassic Park Institute and much more!

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Side #1 --
1. Main Titles: In the Time of the Dinosaurs [5:04]
2. Littlefoot [5:10]
3. Three-Horns Never Play with Longnecks [2:36]
4. Sharptooth [3:17]
5. The Earthshake [2:02]
6. On His Own [8:58]
7. Ducky [2:10]
8. Petrie [1:24]
9. Cera and the Sharptooth [5:01]
10. Spike [1:33]
11. Going After Greenfood [8:11]
12. The Sharptooth Returns [1:19]
13. Troubles on the Way [3:20]
14. The Wrong Way [4:16]
15. Five Against Sharptooth [3:48]
16. The Great Valley [10:28]

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Editorial Reviews

Animation producer Don Bluth's fondness for overly cutesy characters and muddy color compositions work to the benefit of his feature-length cartoon The Land Before Time. Littlefoot, a brontosaurus child, must fend for himself when his mother is killed (shades of Bambi). With several other orphaned dinosaurs, Littlefoot seeks out the fabled Great Valley, where food and shelter is plentiful. Along the way, the kiddie dinos learn several vital (and politically correct) life lessons, all the while keeping themselves scarce whenever the fierce tyrannosauri gallumph into view. The cuteness of the characters (emphasized by the voice work) takes some of the harsh edges off the story, which makes the film eminently suitable for younger children; and the smeary color design is ideal for the time-frame of the film, which is set in the turbulent, nature-run-rampant period just before the dinosaurs died out. Apparently they didn't all die, inasmuch as a Land Before Time sequel was released on video in 1994. The earlier film inspired a 1988 Saturday morning cartoon series produced by Ruby-Spears, Dink: The Little Dinosaur. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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friendship!by Anonymous

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October 26, 2009: i thought this movie was a wonderful message about friendship!!! all the dinosaurs are of a different species and even told by their families how different dinosaurs don't interact! yet they stick together to survive finding the one thing they all have in common are their families! I have watched this movie dozens of time since i was a child and still find the movie endearing and of little violence!!! The t-rex is scary, but the movie shows little violence!!! if you dont believe dinosaurs existed then you shouldn't of even picked this up with dinosaurs on the cover!!!!!!!

Classic movie for kids!by Anonymous

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August 15, 2009: Every kid should see this. Great lessons about loss, adversity, and persevering in life.


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