This is greatly appreciated by me! I love this movie! The animation is awesome! The voice actors are great! I love it!

I don't know how I missed this movie in my childhood as when it came out I was the right age to watch it. But watching it now as an adult was also great. This is one of the movies that parents will enjoy watching with their kids.The animation is beautiful. They do a great job setting the mood with the colors. We feel the desperation, the fear and the great relief at the end when they get to their destination.Kids love dinosaurs. And the characters in this movie are great.n The baby dinosaurs are all cute and have different personalities for kids to enjoy.It also touches some important topics to teach the kids while providing them an entertaining story. We learn that it is important to work together to achieve our goals and that our differences should not be a reason not to play with each other.

Littlefoot is the last baby born to a small herd of Longnecks with only his mother, grandmother and grandfather. The world is changing and they must walk to the paradise of the Great Valley. They are attacked by a Sharptooth and an earthquake separates Littlefoot from his family. Longnecks are not suppose to play with Threehorns like Cera. When Littlefoot's mother dies, he is left alone to walk to the Great Valley. Along the way, others join him including orphan Ducky, flyer Petrie, a spiketail and Cera who is also separated from her family.Producers Steven Spielberg and George Lucas have created Bambi with dinosaurs. It has the same hand drawn style. It has some pretty dark edges to the story. The story may be trying to do too much. It's a bit angry and dark at times. It may not be for the smallest of the little ones.

This is one of the very few non-Disney animated films I grew up with - five little dinosaurs Littlefoot, Cera, Ducky, Petrie and a non-speaking Stegosaur travel the ruins of their land while being separated from their families by an earthquake, attempting to reunite with their loved ones in the beautiful and lush Great Valley.It's a pretty exciting story as we see the little dinosaur friends travel together to beat the odds and strive for survival as they struggle to find food and fend off frightening carnivores like the unforgiving T-Rex (who the call as Sharptooth).The animation is good and the voice-acting was believable. I like the Littlefoot character, couldn't stand the bratty Cera, and thought the friendship and bonding between Ducky and Petrie was little too sweet and endearing.Again, this is an exciting and very nice dinosaur film, but grew up on me overtime. It's a good film to bring the family together, but it's best for the kids' ages.Grade B