Land Before Time X: The Great Longneck Migration

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Littlefoot and his grandparents share an unusual story that leads them on a fantastic journey, and the always curious Cera, Spike, Ducky and Petrie follow behind in this charming adventure.

Rating:

G
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Animation, Kids & Family
Directed By:

Charles Grosvenor
Written By:

John Loy
In Theaters:

Dec 2, 2003 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Dec 2, 2003
Runtime:

85 minutes
Studio:

Universal Pictures

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Cast

Alec Medlock
as Littlefoot

Kiefer Sutherland
as Bron

Kenneth Mars
as Grandpa

Olivia Newton-John

Miriam Flynn
as Grandma

James Garner
as Pat

Bernadette Peters
as Sue

Rob Paulsen
as Spike

Jeff Bennett
as Petrie

Aria Noelle Curzon
as Ducky

Anndi McAfee
as Cera

John Ingle
as Cera's Dad

Brandon de Paul
as Shorty

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You're father doesn't love you Littlefoot, and your mother's dead because of you. I hope you're proud of youself, you little jackass.

Dillon Lupky

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One of the fairly decent sequels. Number 10 has the most relevance to the first film, as Littlefoot encounters his father. This is done pretty well and doesn't feel that forced. All the other characters have nothing to do, but thanks to Littlefoot's father being voiced by Kiefer Sutherland, there's an emotional weight that has been missing from previous installments. The songs are still soul destroying, but the animation has been pimped out with the latest in CGI/2D animation. It allows for some more interesting shots and bolder, brighter colours.