Customer Reviews

The Land Before Time

5 star:		(53)
4 star:		(8)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(5)

 

 

george lucas and steven speilburg film. The first one is the best. Great music, great narrator, awsome story line. All kids will love this.

Like others have written before me....it is a good movie and good enough for my toddler to watch but not remastered in anyway - it's like watching a VHS quality film. And since my son has VHS of the Land Before Time sequels he doesn't notice a difference anyways.

This movie is definitely a five star movie. Everyone should watch this movie and I know they will enjoy it as much as I do. I own ever movie that has came out and I can watch them over and over.

This movie was one of the first movies that I saw. It was one of the best movies and is still today. I have seen all of them except the newest one. This movie is a classic. you should buy it for your kids. Happy anniversy!

I saw The Land Before Time when I was around three, I'm twelve now and I still love it. This is a really great movie. I would definitly reccomend it to anyone.

This movie is in my opinion the best cartoon movie you can possibly see.This movie is beautiful and has a great moral to it also.The music is absolutely breathtaking.This movie is a extremely touching story about love and death.When I saw the scene where Littlefoots mother passes away back when I was in fourth grade I just flooded in tears.I think that scene probably is the most touching and memorable scene in this movie.The end is just beautiful and this whole movie will definitly move you.A+++

This movie was just copied onto a dvd. It's not even in widescreen format, which would show the entire screen instead of cutting off some of the screen. The extras ("how to use the remote control", etc!!!) totally stink. The movie, on the other hand, is excellent.

The scene of the mother dinosaur's death STILL brings tears to my eyes, and I am eighteen years old! It's about Little Foot, a long neck who is born into a dangerous land in which sharp tooths (sharp teeth?) run wild, earth quakes occur, and food is running out. They must reach the Great Valley in order to reach safety. Little Foot meets Duckie, the big mouth, Petrie, the flyer, and Spike. Sara, a three horn, hates Little Foot at first because Little Foot is not the same type of dinosaur that she is; however, over time, they become great friends. It is a story of endurence, friendship, and sticking together. Truly beautiful. As I said, some scenes still make me cry. My three year old nephew loves it!!!! All the sequals are musicals, but this movie doesn't have any songs! Strange!

This movie was one I remember watching before I could even go to school... I loved the charming story of a little long-neck and his journey to find his mother with his unforgettable friends. WHY DID THEY HAVE TO MAKE LIKE 6 SEQUELS??? THEY'RE ALL AWFUL! They're throwing my childhood to a pack of hungry dogs and I'm really getting sick of it. *coughcough*Disneysequels*coughcough*

This is the original film that many of us grew up with. With such beauty and detail, how can anyone not like this film? James Horner performs his legendary compelling score and all of our favorite characters come to life in this classic. BUT, the DVD unfortunatley isn't up to par with those of us who are old enough to cross the street. Universal I guess has decided that this DVD will sell better if it's promoted directly toward kids and not fans. It's really a shame. It's like Disc 2 of Finding Nemo except you have to pay full price. It should have been done more like Finding Nemo and feature 1:85:1 Animorphic Widescreen, 5.1 Dolby Surround and 2 Channel Surround, audio commentary by director Don Bluth, and producers Steven Speilburg and George Lucas, and a documentary on Disc one. Disc two should be the DVD that they're trying to sell you now. It's deffinetly worth getting anyway, but still, it's a shame.

This is the best film I've seen from Don Bluth (and my 4-year-old daughter loves it). The story is really moving -- all about love, death, faith, and courage. The humor works (unlike in other Bluth movies), the landscape (inspired by the dinosaur sequence in "Fantasia") is striking, and the symphonic score is good, with themes for each character. Speaking of characters, the dinosaurs really have personalities. A good experience for kids and parents!