Something that should be said. Wylie Burp form 'Fievel Goes West' was the final role for cinema legend, world war 2 veteran, and genuinely nice person James Stewart. A man who played the some of the greatest movies of all time. Such as Rear Window, Vertigo, and It's a Wonderful Life. He was also the star of many, many westerns. Including some real classics. Him getting to play an old sheriff taking one last stand is a beautiful final role for him. And for that alone, Fievel Goes West has a warm place in my heart.
Chompers parents are the best part of that whole movie. One of the ones I remembered the most because of them. Looking at his like "we have a very strange child don't we dear".
I mean it's kinda refresing seeing Sharpteeth not acting like a bunch of mindless beasts who want to murder kids 24/7. Also the fact that they have their own language....kinda.....it's basically roaring with subtitles. Kinda makes you wonder about other Sharpteeth and how everything would've worked out if they were able to communicate with herbivores.
I don’t know, I feel Pterano’s punishment was a bit too harsh. Yeah he definitely deserved punishment for his actions, but to be sent into Mysterious Beyond to fend for himself in a place that’s filled with predators that could kill him for 5 years is way too harsh of a punishment in my opinion. They’re banishing him because he was a bad leader and for kidnapping Ducky which he quickly helped resolve. Bobsheaux gave his own compromise for Pterano’s punishment, and I heavily agree. His compromise for Pterano’s punishment was to have him be a look out around the Great Wall and look out for predators. That way, he could contribute to the great valley while also being away from it. And he could learn to become a good leader by leading other flyers and having them survey areas around the wall so they can give him surveillance. Then after years of service, he’s payed his debt to the great valley and can be brought back into it. He’ll receive punishment for his actions, but can still contribute to protecting the great valley and improving as a leader. It’s called community service.
This is a man who abducted and endangered a child and led to mass death a bunch of dinosaurs. Furthermore, he is a flyer the predators in the mysterious beyond aren't exactly going to be interested in him and he could go to mysterious beyond but he could also go somewhere else. Trying telling the parent of the one he abducted and endangered and the friends of those he was responsible for the death of,that all he is doing is patrolling the border when such a job isn't even necessary.
@@lampad4549 I stand by what I said. Yes, he got those other members of the herd killed, but it’s not like he did it on purpose. He was egotistical sure, but you’re only thinking this through THEIR perspective. Think about this through Pteranno’s perspective. He wants to prove himself that he can be a good leader and looks after some members of the herd, but didn’t realize until it was too late the he wasn’t experienced enough to lead, and got all of the other herd members killed and was forced to abandon them. Think about that for a second, he’s had to live with that guilt for so long with no one to comfort or console him, not even his own SISTER (yeah where were you on THAT one Petrie’s mom!?). Or at least i think she’s his sister, i don’t think the movie really goes over their relationship, so maybe Petrie just calls him Uncle for no reason idk but still. Instead they just immediately sent him off to fend for himself. Also, and i have to mention this, how did Grandpa Longneck know about the parts he wasn’t there for? And yeah you could make the argument Pteranno told him but, then that makes it kinda worse because that shows that the herd was so quick to condemn him. They KNOW it wasn’t his fault, and yet they need further convincing that it WAS his fault? What sense does that make? Again, Pteranno was egotistical yes, but it still wasn’t his fault and he had to live that guilt for so long with no one to comfort or console him. And now he’s just trying to redeem himself, and yeah sure he had to take a hostage, but it’s not like he was heartless. He still showed concern for Ducky whenever she got hurt or fell. And when he thinks she’s dead, he legit feels guilty about it. And again, he still quickly helps fix the mess he caused, so again, the comprise my stated still holds true.
The Land Before Time movies were a huge part of my childhood. I rewatched the series a couple of years ago. The first film is an undisputed masterpiece, but I actually don't mind most of the sequels. Dare I say that I found some things to appreciate about them as an adult. However, there were some low points too. Regardless, these movies are special to me and they're the main reason I love dinosaurs.
@@retrofan4963 to be honest, I've only seen the first two movies. I really liked the first one even though I wouldn't say it's my favorite Don Bluth film. As for Fievel Goes West, it's kind of a guilty pleasure. It's more silly and lighthearted than the original, but it is pretty funny with some likable side characters.
@@ryanpalmer9364 Thanks for your input. Personally, I really love the original An American Tail and not only it's my favorite Don Bluth movie, it's also my favorite movie of all time. I also really enjoy Fievel Goes West as well. Even though looking back at it, it really isn't a faithful sequel, but still enjoyable nonetheless. I also watched the video to direct sequels, Treasure of Manhattan Island and Mystery of the Night Monster. For direct to video sequels, they're actually pretty good and they're interestingly more faithful to the original An American Tail than Fievel goes West. An American Tail 3 also opens up the implication that Fievel Goes West is all Fievel's dream.
My Ranked 8. The Secret of NIMH 2: Timmy to the Rescue 7. All The Land Before Time Sequels (I decide to group all of them into a giant team because these movies are just frying my head in.) 6. An All Dogs Christmas Carol 5. All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 4. An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster 3. An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island 2. An American Tail: Fievel Goes West 1. Bartok the Magnificent
I was sad to see Fievel Goes west so low on this list, but the longer the video went before Land Before Time 7 took to appear on this list, the bigger my smile got when it finally appeared. Glad we all appreciate Uncle Pterano!
My favorite Don Bluth movie sequels are All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 and The Land Before Time movie sequels. I also feel bad for Pterano his punishment was too harsh yes he did deserve some punishment for his actions but he never meant for his herd to get killed it was a horrible accident and he's lived with the guilt for so long he had no one there for him or comfort him not even his own sister Petrie's mom.
I wouldn't say that Pterano hates violence because he has a habit of hitting his minions on the head if they say something too sinister or if they get out of line so he's a bit hypocritical. Also the beginning of ADGTH 2 did not rub me the right way, because the dog angel gives carface (a character who ran a mob) kidnapped a girl and tried to kill Charlie, a reward for good behavior, while Charlie (who was a con artist at first, but ended up sacrificing his life to save the girl) is given no reward. This just feels like a forced set up for Charlie to prove himself but he already has in the previous movie. Also, I kinda like the bird and crocodile duo from TLBT 4. It just cracks me up when the bad guys bust on eachother. Finally, if there's one thing i can reward all TLBT movies is that they could've just made up new creatures and just called them dinosaurs, but no, they actually seem to know what all the dinosaurs would've looked like and stook to the real shapes of the bodies. It's just my opinion. great review man!
My ranking: Bartok the Magnificent 9/10 The Land Before Time X: The Great Long-Neck Migration 9/10 An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan 8/10 An American Tale: Fivel Goes West 7/10 All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 7/10 The Land Before Time IX: Journey to the Big Water 7/10 The Land Before Time XI: Invasion of the Tinysauruses 6/10 The Land Before Time VIII: The Big Freeze 6/10 The Land Before Time III: Time of the Great Giving 6/10 The Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure 6/10 The Land Before Time XIV: Journey of the Brave 5/10 The Land Before Time IV: The Stone of Cold Fire 5/10 The Land Before Time V: The Mysterious Island 5/10 The Land Before Time XII: The Great Day of the Flyers 4/10 An American Tale: The Mystery of Night Monster 4/10 The Land Before Time VI: The Secret of Saurus Rock 4/10 The Land Before Time IV: Journey Through the Mist 4/10 The Land Before Time XIII: Wisdom of Friends 3/10 An All Dogs' Christmas Carol 2/10 The Secret of NIMH 2: Timmy to the Rescue 2/10
In Fifo Goes West, that last line from Willy Burp gets me all the time. It always makes me think of kids and their parents or mentors. Just the line, "One man's sunset is another man's dawn." The reference to where one man sees a lot another might see more and go further.
I mean Fievel goes West migth not be strong in plot or etc... But it's ICONIC! As a kid i found myself more intrigued by Cat R. Woul rather than the first movie villain. It had strong characters, good concepts, GREAT scenographies, and LEGENDARY voice acting... You can see the love that went into that project, so to me, it should be higher, but this is your list... ❤ Love the video as olways!
1:12:09 and honestly that delves into the true theology of what the demonic actually is....and the nature of evil and sin,taking something good and pure (like gabriels horn) and corrupting it for ones own ends. its like a paster once told me,evil isnt the oposite of good its an absence and deviation of it.
Considering that Don Bluth also created/animated that Dragon's Lair arcade game, I think it is a good homage that the villain of that Bartok prequel ended up turning into a Dragon herself. Now that I think of it, how did Bartok end up with Rasputin if he was the protagonist in the prequel film?
In the Bartok prequel, I think Prince Ivan might be a reference to Ivan the Great or Ivan the Terrible. Considering the history of Russia and how this is a prequel to Anastasia, how old is that Bat anyway? If we are thinking of Ivan the Terrible, that white bat must have lived longer than 300 years or something. Good choice for number 1 film and I really missed out watching that as I was a teenager at the time when Anastasia was released and while I loved the film, I missed out on the Bartok prequel due to other stuff that was going on in my life at the time.
Agreed. I haven’t seen this one, and I remember a lot of people actually hated this one because it doesn’t focus on Anastasia (like maybe she and Dmitri start a private life in Paris and have a child together) and considering how much Bluth fictionalized Anastasia’s story, they’d do that instead. I always enjoyed Bartok as a character, but was under the impression he was always with Rasputin, despite he was an unevil henchman like Kronk or Wiggins.
@@kristinahuchison2511 Agreed, Bartok was always a loveable villain's pet despite the fact he was perhaps more neutral. But it would have made a good prequel to find out how Bartok ended up being with Rasputin, maybe Rasputin was a kind monk only to end up twisted man bent on revenge. Bartok would have been with Rasputin long before that happened so it would have been conflicting for him. But then again, Bluth didn't want to focus on that dark part of the story, so he may have decided to go with a Bartok story long before he crossed paths with Rasputin.
Ludmilla's dragon form in Bartok the Magnificent has a very strong following among dragon loving scalies. Her transformation scene in particular is also popular with transformation enthusiasts.
Sure, Fievel Goes West isn't perfect, but I have fond memories of watching that movie when I was little. The animation is good, some pretty good characters and moments that give me a laugh. But, what I remember the most from the movie the beautiful song when the credits roll called Dreams To Dream. I love that song very much to the point I like singing that song.
Can anyone answer this question honestly? Why did they make another sequel land before time sequel 9 years after the 13th one? Especially given the fact that most kids that watched all the previous ones were too old for them or didn’t care. What also didn’t help was many main stays of the franchise like Kenneth Mars (grandpa longneck) and John Ingle(Cera’s father) sadly died a few years after 13’s release which I is a shame because I feel no one else was more perfect for those roles.
Universal probably made it to capitalize off of Jurassic World, just like the Great Valley Adventure was released in 1994 after the first Jurassic Park movie
That's how All Dog's Christmas ended? I remember it being that Carface and his minion, having redeemed themselves, are allowed access back to Heaven, with him happily decrying "we're going home! WE'RE GOING HOME!"
16:13 Cera’s plot line hit me as a kid because at the time the movie came out I was going through my parents’ divorce, just navigating those complicated feelings of not feeling secure in my life and my relationship with my parents.
1:08:28 THANK YOU! Oh my gosh I thought I was the only one who liked the sequel more than the first movie I mean yea the first All dogs was good and had the epic, dark and cute moments like any good Don Bluth film but holy cow the sequel is an underrated gem! It's not perfect especially the animation most of the time but it's still not as bad as most straight to DVD sequels and also the final battle was awesome Also shout out to Bartok the magnificent being number one sequel yay! 😊💙
Jambareeqi"Yes must of these gonna be Land Before Sequels, but not all of them." Me after watched the Review sees 13 shorth LBT sequels reviews. Here is them all in a list with time stamps when they starts. 1.XIII 4:00 2.XIV 7:20 3.XII 15:07 4.XI 18:04 5.VI 21:59 6.IV 26:15 7.V 29:18 8.VIII 39:01 9.IX 42:27 10.X 45:44 11.II 49:07 12.III 55:25 13.VII 1:02:50
My rank of the Don Bluth sequels: 16. The Land Before Time 13 15. The Secret of NIMH 2: Timmy to the Rescue 14. All Dogs Christmas Carol 13. All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 12. The Land Before Time 11 11. The Land Before Time 12 10. The Land Before Time 14 9. The Land Before Time 9 8. The Land Before Time 7 7. An American Tail: Fievel Goes West 6. An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster 5. The Land Before Time 8 4. The Land Before Time 10 3. An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island 2. The Land Before Time 2-6 (I group the first five sequels together because I like them all equally and it is kind of hard for me to rank on which out of the five sequels I like the most) 1. Bartok the Magnificent
Before I watch this I have Bartok on top. Secret of Nimh 2 definitely in last place. It would take me a while to come up with a ranking for all 13 of the LBT sequels. An American Tail 2 and 3 would rank pretty high. The All Dog sequels and American Tail 4 would probably be mixed somewhere in the LBTs
Well I'm not sure if I agree with your statement about All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 I am glad that An American Tail 3 is high on your list because even though it's not as popular as the first and second film I believe that it is quite relevant in today's society especially even more with the themes of fear scapegoating and big business taking advantage of the hard workers an exploitation
I thought I was crazy for liking ADGTH2 better than the original. ADGTH is a classic and the sequel definitely has its flaws. But I think people are coming around that the sequel has the better plot. Plus, it was a great source of comfort for me as a kid. Thank you for posting and PLEASE make that ADGTH2 video you were considering!
It also doesnt help that Land Before Time 14 brings Chomper and his friend Ruby into the movies and lets them just play around in the great valley with zero explanation whatsoever. Said explanation is in the tv series they made back in like, 06 or 07
Not gonna lie, Journey Through the Mist is probably the Land Before Time movie ive seen the least of the pre-Stone of Cold Fire age (as in the point the series changed from hand drawn to digital) but i do enjoy the callback to the first movie with Ellie not wanting to play with Cera and the others cuz they arent Longnecks, just like how in the first movie, Littlefoot's mom said that all the dinosaurs kept to their own kind and never mingled. Also Mysterious Island was the movie that convinced me that the reason carnivores in kid's movies never talk like everyone else is because they speak a different language than the herbivores
I really liked Land Before Time 6 myself, the whole bitching and moaning part of the film didn't ever really catch up to me as a kid, but the whole arc of appreciating the people you have in your life served as a very cool story for little me. My dad was my hero, so seeing that it was valid to not need a hero from media was refreshing in some sense. And to me Land Before Time 4 was very, very good too. And I kinda liked the dumb and dumber villains.
Okay nitpick here. If I remember right, the Alligator from Land Before Time IV is blind. Why would she react to the bird showing her his butt? See the little flinch? And an alligator’s nostrils are all the way at the end of their snout, so it’s not like she smelled it
And to be fair Amblination was going up against the Disney renaissance films which proved to be successful. One thing Amb. Really did was gave birth to the greatest animation studio to go against Disney: Dreamworks
To be fair, By the time the all dogs Christmas sequel came out car face was so different he might as well have been a completely different character to the one in the first one, does that make it good? God no! But he’s really no longer the vile mobster that he was in the first film, he’s just kind of a Dumbass Henchman to the main villain and then the same in the Christmas one. And that’s the biggest problem with the majority of the Don Bluth sequels, they just completely disregard anything about the characters and what they were in their original theatrical films for the sake of changing everything so they can milk the franchise.
Not Foobie, he isn't rude, inconsiderate, ridiculously stupid, and dangerously immature, cause then he would wouldn't recognize the 4 Sharpteeth at all and he wouldn't even give a hoot about both his safety and the safety of his fellow Yellow Bellies at all either.
I think that Bartok the magnificent is better than Anastasia because it is much more interesting and fun and Anastasia is little boring besides, the only good things about the movie Anastasia are the In the dark of the night song and all the Rasputin and Bartok scenes
NIMH 2 is utter garbage. It borrowed elements of the sequel books (the mice of NIMH did survive the ventilation system but were trapped in NIMH) and just made it something with no substance or worth. This is one I believe Bluth wasn't part of (thank goodness). All Dogs 2 and Fiefel Goes West are good, I remember enjoying them. After LBT 2... it should have gone the way of the dinosaurs and went extinct. I mean, how may did they make? 20? Lol
I think the only sequel that Bluth had any part in was Bartok. I might be wrong on that though, but I know fir a fact he had no part in any other movie sequel.
Trying to made me feel sad for Carface won't work. This dog is not redeemable at all! He's always evil, likes to hurt others AND captured a sick little girl. There's nothing good in him! Sure he can sing well but beside that, i won't find him charming or empathic. You failed movie, i'm not gonna root or be happy for Carface :S
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Something that should be said. Wylie Burp form 'Fievel Goes West' was the final role for cinema legend, world war 2 veteran, and genuinely nice person James Stewart.
A man who played the some of the greatest movies of all time. Such as Rear Window, Vertigo, and It's a Wonderful Life. He was also the star of many, many westerns. Including some real classics.
Him getting to play an old sheriff taking one last stand is a beautiful final role for him. And for that alone, Fievel Goes West has a warm place in my heart.
Yeah I think that knowledge with Burps final monologue has a spiritual feeling with the knowledge it was James Stewart’s final film
You beat me to saying it. (By 2 years)
One thing I learned from this: *Cera deserves so much better.*
1:08:50 Sometimes, I imagine what the career of Judith Barsi would have been like if her life wasn't cut tragically short by her father.
Her dad is a awful human, he was jealous his kid did better
Chompers parents are the best part of that whole movie. One of the ones I remembered the most because of them. Looking at his like "we have a very strange child don't we dear".
I mean it's kinda refresing seeing Sharpteeth not acting like a bunch of mindless beasts who want to murder kids 24/7.
Also the fact that they have their own language....kinda.....it's basically roaring with subtitles.
Kinda makes you wonder about other Sharpteeth and how everything would've worked out if they were able to communicate with herbivores.
I don’t know, I feel Pterano’s punishment was a bit too harsh. Yeah he definitely deserved punishment for his actions, but to be sent into Mysterious Beyond to fend for himself in a place that’s filled with predators that could kill him for 5 years is way too harsh of a punishment in my opinion. They’re banishing him because he was a bad leader and for kidnapping Ducky which he quickly helped resolve. Bobsheaux gave his own compromise for Pterano’s punishment, and I heavily agree. His compromise for Pterano’s punishment was to have him be a look out around the Great Wall and look out for predators. That way, he could contribute to the great valley while also being away from it. And he could learn to become a good leader by leading other flyers and having them survey areas around the wall so they can give him surveillance. Then after years of service, he’s payed his debt to the great valley and can be brought back into it. He’ll receive punishment for his actions, but can still contribute to protecting the great valley and improving as a leader. It’s called community service.
I thought the same way even when I was child watching the movie
This is a man who abducted and endangered a child and led to mass death a bunch of dinosaurs. Furthermore, he is a flyer the predators in the mysterious beyond aren't exactly going to be interested in him and he could go to mysterious beyond but he could also go somewhere else. Trying telling the parent of the one he abducted and endangered and the friends of those he was responsible for the death of,that all he is doing is patrolling the border when such a job isn't even necessary.
@@TrueBlueProd then you are still a child.
@@lampad4549 I stand by what I said. Yes, he got those other members of the herd killed, but it’s not like he did it on purpose. He was egotistical sure, but you’re only thinking this through THEIR perspective. Think about this through Pteranno’s perspective. He wants to prove himself that he can be a good leader and looks after some members of the herd, but didn’t realize until it was too late the he wasn’t experienced enough to lead, and got all of the other herd members killed and was forced to abandon them. Think about that for a second, he’s had to live with that guilt for so long with no one to comfort or console him, not even his own SISTER (yeah where were you on THAT one Petrie’s mom!?). Or at least i think she’s his sister, i don’t think the movie really goes over their relationship, so maybe Petrie just calls him Uncle for no reason idk but still. Instead they just immediately sent him off to fend for himself. Also, and i have to mention this, how did Grandpa Longneck know about the parts he wasn’t there for? And yeah you could make the argument Pteranno told him but, then that makes it kinda worse because that shows that the herd was so quick to condemn him. They KNOW it wasn’t his fault, and yet they need further convincing that it WAS his fault? What sense does that make? Again, Pteranno was egotistical yes, but it still wasn’t his fault and he had to live that guilt for so long with no one to comfort or console him. And now he’s just trying to redeem himself, and yeah sure he had to take a hostage, but it’s not like he was heartless. He still showed concern for Ducky whenever she got hurt or fell. And when he thinks she’s dead, he legit feels guilty about it. And again, he still quickly helps fix the mess he caused, so again, the comprise my stated still holds true.
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You make good points, bro.
The Land Before Time movies were a huge part of my childhood. I rewatched the series a couple of years ago. The first film is an undisputed masterpiece, but I actually don't mind most of the sequels. Dare I say that I found some things to appreciate about them as an adult. However, there were some low points too. Regardless, these movies are special to me and they're the main reason I love dinosaurs.
What's your thoughts on An American Tail?
@@retrofan4963 to be honest, I've only seen the first two movies. I really liked the first one even though I wouldn't say it's my favorite Don Bluth film. As for Fievel Goes West, it's kind of a guilty pleasure. It's more silly and lighthearted than the original, but it is pretty funny with some likable side characters.
@@ryanpalmer9364 Thanks for your input. Personally, I really love the original An American Tail and not only it's my favorite Don Bluth movie, it's also my favorite movie of all time. I also really enjoy Fievel Goes West as well. Even though looking back at it, it really isn't a faithful sequel, but still enjoyable nonetheless. I also watched the video to direct sequels, Treasure of Manhattan Island and Mystery of the Night Monster. For direct to video sequels, they're actually pretty good and they're interestingly more faithful to the original An American Tail than Fievel goes West. An American Tail 3 also opens up the implication that Fievel Goes West is all Fievel's dream.
@@retrofan4963 that's so cool to hear
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Fievel Goes West is no Rango by a long shot.
38:31 - 38:51 Man, those are the most beautiful lines that Jimmy Stewart has ever said.
All Dogs go to Heaven 2 and Bartok the Magnificent were literally 2 of my fave childhood movies
I'm so glad they're getting the love they deserve
I've always loved "The Land Before Time V: The Mysterious Island" mostly because Chomper's in it.
Took me a while to realize that Rob Paulson was using his pinky voice for strutt
This is so awesome! I love Don Bluth films! 🤩
Me too
Don't we all. I even wish we had more of his films today.
My Ranked
8. The Secret of NIMH 2: Timmy to the Rescue
7. All The Land Before Time Sequels (I decide to group all of them into a giant team because these movies are just frying my head in.)
6. An All Dogs Christmas Carol
5. All Dogs Go to Heaven 2
4. An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster
3. An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island
2. An American Tail: Fievel Goes West
1. Bartok the Magnificent
I assume you find the All Dogs sequels more of a mixed bag or just bad?
Don blush doesn’t have a good track record when it comes to sequels
Linda Grey RIP the voice of Grandma
An American Tail The Mystery Of The Night Monster is my favourite animated sequel
Tbh Adgth 2 is most definitely my favorite Don Bluth sequel. I watched on repeat so many times as a kid. I still love it same way as the first.
ACTUALLY, that is not the greatest since many consider it as the worst animated sequels, though I do like, but it is not a masterpiece
@@scoutartglee123 who's calling it a masterpiece?
I love your avatar so much, and it matches on this thumbnail
I was sad to see Fievel Goes west so low on this list, but the longer the video went before Land Before Time 7 took to appear on this list, the bigger my smile got when it finally appeared.
Glad we all appreciate Uncle Pterano!
My favorite Don Bluth movie sequels are All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 and The Land Before Time movie sequels.
I also feel bad for Pterano his punishment was too harsh yes he did deserve some punishment for his actions but he never meant for his herd to get killed it was a horrible accident and he's lived with the guilt for so long he had no one there for him or comfort him not even his own sister Petrie's mom.
Im so happy someone else considers the 7th land before time movie in as high regards as me
I wouldn't say that Pterano hates violence because he has a habit of hitting his minions on the head if they say something too sinister or if they get out of line so he's a bit hypocritical. Also the beginning of ADGTH 2 did not rub me the right way, because the dog angel gives carface (a character who ran a mob) kidnapped a girl and tried to kill Charlie, a reward for good behavior, while Charlie (who was a con artist at first, but ended up sacrificing his life to save the girl) is given no reward. This just feels like a forced set up for Charlie to prove himself but he already has in the previous movie. Also, I kinda like the bird and crocodile duo from TLBT 4. It just cracks me up when the bad guys bust on eachother. Finally, if there's one thing i can reward all TLBT movies is that they could've just made up new creatures and just called them dinosaurs, but no, they actually seem to know what all the dinosaurs would've looked like and stook to the real shapes of the bodies. It's just my opinion. great review man!
My ranking:
Bartok the Magnificent 9/10
The Land Before Time X: The Great Long-Neck Migration 9/10
An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan 8/10
An American Tale: Fivel Goes West 7/10
All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 7/10
The Land Before Time IX: Journey to the Big Water 7/10
The Land Before Time XI: Invasion of the Tinysauruses 6/10
The Land Before Time VIII: The Big Freeze 6/10
The Land Before Time III: Time of the Great Giving 6/10
The Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure 6/10
The Land Before Time XIV: Journey of the Brave 5/10
The Land Before Time IV: The Stone of Cold Fire 5/10
The Land Before Time V: The Mysterious Island 5/10
The Land Before Time XII: The Great Day of the Flyers 4/10
An American Tale: The Mystery of Night Monster 4/10
The Land Before Time VI: The Secret of Saurus Rock 4/10
The Land Before Time IV: Journey Through the Mist 4/10
The Land Before Time XIII: Wisdom of Friends 3/10
An All Dogs' Christmas Carol 2/10
The Secret of NIMH 2: Timmy to the Rescue 2/10
big water sounds the type of music played at a roadhouse i used to work at.
okay after all these land before time sequels that's totally worth it after all that 32:04 makes laugh at their reactions
In Fifo Goes West, that last line from Willy Burp gets me all the time. It always makes me think of kids and their parents or mentors. Just the line, "One man's sunset is another man's dawn." The reference to where one man sees a lot another might see more and go further.
I mean Fievel goes West migth not be strong in plot or etc... But it's ICONIC! As a kid i found myself more intrigued by Cat R. Woul rather than the first movie villain. It had strong characters, good concepts, GREAT scenographies, and LEGENDARY voice acting... You can see the love that went into that project, so to me, it should be higher, but this is your list... ❤ Love the video as olways!
1:12:09
and honestly that delves into the true theology of what the demonic actually is....and the nature of evil and sin,taking something good and pure (like gabriels horn) and corrupting it for ones own ends.
its like a paster once told me,evil isnt the oposite of good its an absence and deviation of it.
The Land Before Time IV: Littlefoot gets Grandpa's Pills
Considering that Don Bluth also created/animated that Dragon's Lair arcade game, I think it is a good homage that the villain of that Bartok prequel ended up turning into a Dragon herself.
Now that I think of it, how did Bartok end up with Rasputin if he was the protagonist in the prequel film?
Wow your opinions on All Dogs go to Heaven 2 sure have changed a lot, have you ever thought about re-reviewing movies?
In the Bartok prequel, I think Prince Ivan might be a reference to Ivan the Great or Ivan the Terrible.
Considering the history of Russia and how this is a prequel to Anastasia, how old is that Bat anyway?
If we are thinking of Ivan the Terrible, that white bat must have lived longer than 300 years or something.
Good choice for number 1 film and I really missed out watching that as I was a teenager at the time when Anastasia was released and while I loved the film, I missed out on the Bartok prequel due to other stuff that was going on in my life at the time.
Agreed. I haven’t seen this one, and I remember a lot of people actually hated this one because it doesn’t focus on Anastasia (like maybe she and Dmitri start a private life in Paris and have a child together) and considering how much Bluth fictionalized Anastasia’s story, they’d do that instead. I always enjoyed Bartok as a character, but was under the impression he was always with Rasputin, despite he was an unevil henchman like Kronk or Wiggins.
@@kristinahuchison2511 Agreed, Bartok was always a loveable villain's pet despite the fact he was perhaps more neutral.
But it would have made a good prequel to find out how Bartok ended up being with Rasputin, maybe Rasputin was a kind monk only to end up twisted man bent on revenge.
Bartok would have been with Rasputin long before that happened so it would have been conflicting for him.
But then again, Bluth didn't want to focus on that dark part of the story, so he may have decided to go with a Bartok story long before he crossed paths with Rasputin.
Ludmilla's dragon form in Bartok the Magnificent has a very strong following among dragon loving scalies. Her transformation scene in particular is also popular with transformation enthusiasts.
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James Stewart's final role.
FINALLY! someone else loves ADGTH 2 besides me!
I'm sorry but I will always be with you is the most underrated song in an animated movie.
Just as good as can you feel the Love tonight.
Sure, Fievel Goes West isn't perfect, but I have fond memories of watching that movie when I was little. The animation is good, some pretty good characters and moments that give me a laugh. But, what I remember the most from the movie the beautiful song when the credits roll called Dreams To Dream. I love that song very much to the point I like singing that song.
How tearfully touching 1:10:24
Can anyone answer this question honestly? Why did they make another sequel land before time sequel 9 years after the 13th one? Especially given the fact that most kids that watched all the previous ones were too old for them or didn’t care. What also didn’t help was many main stays of the franchise like Kenneth Mars (grandpa longneck) and John Ingle(Cera’s father) sadly died a few years after 13’s release which I is a shame because I feel no one else was more perfect for those roles.
Universal probably made it to capitalize off of Jurassic World, just like the Great Valley Adventure was released in 1994 after the first Jurassic Park movie
Also, is it just me or is Wild Arms the dinosaur version of Sid from Ice Age?
@@garrettdonovan8238 on my god you’re right!
This is gonna be awesome!
11:30 belladonna and annabelle are cusions not sisters
That's how All Dog's Christmas ended? I remember it being that Carface and his minion, having redeemed themselves, are allowed access back to Heaven, with him happily decrying "we're going home! WE'RE GOING HOME!"
I remember watching the stone PF cold fire as well as the day our family bought the vhs for it
I am mainly into the Land Before Time sequels for the dinosaurs and non-dinosaur species they introduce each time.
Littlefoot-this feels so good…..
Best nobody takes that out of context!🤣
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16:13 Cera’s plot line hit me as a kid because at the time the movie came out I was going through my parents’ divorce, just navigating those complicated feelings of not feeling secure in my life and my relationship with my parents.
The Land before time 1 5 and 6 7 made me cry
One more thing of note for the 4th Land Before Time sequel, it’s the first time Spike speaks.
1:08:28 THANK YOU!
Oh my gosh I thought I was the only one who liked the sequel more than the first movie I mean yea the first All dogs was good and had the epic, dark and cute moments like any good Don Bluth film
but holy cow the sequel is an underrated gem!
It's not perfect especially the animation most of the time but it's still not as bad as most straight to DVD sequels and also the final battle was awesome
Also shout out to Bartok the magnificent being number one sequel yay! 😊💙
Jambareeqi"Yes must of these gonna be Land Before Sequels, but not all of them."
Me after watched the Review sees 13 shorth LBT sequels reviews. Here is them all in a list with time stamps when they starts.
1.XIII 4:00
2.XIV 7:20
3.XII 15:07
4.XI 18:04
5.VI 21:59
6.IV 26:15
7.V 29:18
8.VIII 39:01
9.IX 42:27
10.X 45:44
11.II 49:07
12.III 55:25
13.VII 1:02:50
Do you hear faint background music 🎶
My rank of the Don Bluth sequels:
16. The Land Before Time 13
15. The Secret of NIMH 2: Timmy to the Rescue
14. All Dogs Christmas Carol
13. All Dogs Go to Heaven 2
12. The Land Before Time 11
11. The Land Before Time 12
10. The Land Before Time 14
9. The Land Before Time 9
8. The Land Before Time 7
7. An American Tail: Fievel Goes West
6. An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster
5. The Land Before Time 8
4. The Land Before Time 10
3. An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island
2. The Land Before Time 2-6 (I group the first five sequels together because I like them all equally and it is kind of hard for me to rank on which out of the five sequels I like the most)
1. Bartok the Magnificent
Before I watch this I have Bartok on top. Secret of Nimh 2 definitely in last place. It would take me a while to come up with a ranking for all 13 of the LBT sequels. An American Tail 2 and 3 would rank pretty high. The All Dog sequels and American Tail 4 would probably be mixed somewhere in the LBTs
Hell I love this movie 52:30
I like it too It’s called An American Tail The Mystery Of The Night Monster
Hello Jambareeqi My Man!
Majority are land before time movies
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They're referred to as Mouseykins. 😉
11:19 You accidentally said All Dogs Go To Heaven 2, when it's actually 3
I would like you to rank or do a list of your favorite anime shows
Well I'm not sure if I agree with your statement about All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 I am glad that An American Tail 3 is high on your list because even though it's not as popular as the first and second film I believe that it is quite relevant in today's society especially even more with the themes of fear scapegoating and big business taking advantage of the hard workers an exploitation
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Amy Irving's voice.
1:06:24 And that's what really happened to the dinosaurs. They're not extinct, just obducted by UFO's
Animat on lbt 13: do what you're parents tell you
An American Tail 2 and All Dogs go to Heaven 2 are my favorites. I like them more then originals.
I thought I was crazy for liking ADGTH2 better than the original. ADGTH is a classic and the sequel definitely has its flaws. But I think people are coming around that the sequel has the better plot. Plus, it was a great source of comfort for me as a kid. Thank you for posting and PLEASE make that ADGTH2 video you were considering!
I love this video 😍😊
9:33 that a rip off of a land before time episode where horn mammals belive spike is a god
The Yellow Bellies are probably Go Go DoDo’s distant ancestors
Thank you. Most of the People forgot the All Dogs go to Heaven Christmas Movie.
Who agrees with me about Littlefoot being a jerk to his friends?
1:00:47 A FAMILY Picture
If only all of these sequels were made by Don Bluth himself, and no one else, then they would truly be great movies to watch.
they all would be alot darker to cause that's how don bluth rolls
@@adamk-paxlogan7330Sucks Yes, but hopefully, they would have happy endings.
I never knew the so many land before time films because I only thought they only made one
Can you do a ranking of all don bluth films
I had no idea there was more than one American Tail sequel!!
1:03:04 Cough Doctor and a Companion Cough
It also doesnt help that Land Before Time 14 brings Chomper and his friend Ruby into the movies and lets them just play around in the great valley with zero explanation whatsoever. Said explanation is in the tv series they made back in like, 06 or 07
Not gonna lie, Journey Through the Mist is probably the Land Before Time movie ive seen the least of the pre-Stone of Cold Fire age (as in the point the series changed from hand drawn to digital) but i do enjoy the callback to the first movie with Ellie not wanting to play with Cera and the others cuz they arent Longnecks, just like how in the first movie, Littlefoot's mom said that all the dinosaurs kept to their own kind and never mingled. Also Mysterious Island was the movie that convinced me that the reason carnivores in kid's movies never talk like everyone else is because they speak a different language than the herbivores
american tail 2 had probably my favorite songs from fievels sister
I really liked Land Before Time 6 myself, the whole bitching and moaning part of the film didn't ever really catch up to me as a kid, but the whole arc of appreciating the people you have in your life served as a very cool story for little me. My dad was my hero, so seeing that it was valid to not need a hero from media was refreshing in some sense.
And to me Land Before Time 4 was very, very good too. And I kinda liked the dumb and dumber villains.
Okay nitpick here. If I remember right, the Alligator from Land Before Time IV is blind. Why would she react to the bird showing her his butt? See the little flinch? And an alligator’s nostrils are all the way at the end of their snout, so it’s not like she smelled it
All Dogs Go To Heaven 1 and 2 except the Christmas one and The Series is my favorite movies
There was more American Tail sequels after Fievel goes West!? That's the one thing I didn't expect.
@gunmetal gator Yes, just two sequels and they are just okay.
The third and the fourth must be prequels to the second film before the Mousekewitz family heads put west.
And to be fair Amblination was going up against the Disney renaissance films which proved to be successful. One thing Amb. Really did was gave birth to the greatest animation studio to go against Disney: Dreamworks
The lazy eye
To be fair, By the time the all dogs Christmas sequel came out car face was so different he might as well have been a completely different character to the one in the first one, does that make it good? God no!
But he’s really no longer the vile mobster that he was in the first film, he’s just kind of a Dumbass Henchman to the main villain and then the same in the Christmas one.
And that’s the biggest problem with the majority of the Don Bluth sequels, they just completely disregard anything about the characters and what they were in their original theatrical films for the sake of changing everything so they can milk the franchise.
I always thought american tale 3 was the in with the monster i never even heard of the real 3
Doc definitely has that Clint Eastwood-vibe
Not Foobie, he isn't rude, inconsiderate, ridiculously stupid, and dangerously immature, cause then he would wouldn't recognize the 4 Sharpteeth at all and he wouldn't even give a hoot about both his safety and the safety of his fellow Yellow Bellies at all either.
All dogs go to heaven 2 is enjoyable despite the animation being inferior to the first film.
Yeah some of the character designs are a little weird
Moe ìS so cute I love his chirping
Funny that Sam Elliot has been in at least 2 mediocre dinosaur movies now lol
I think that Bartok the magnificent is better than Anastasia
because it is much more interesting and fun and Anastasia is little boring
besides, the only good things about the movie Anastasia are the In the dark of the night song and all the Rasputin and Bartok scenes
So basically the LBT sequels basially hate Cera.
So... your rating for adgth 2 went from zone to one-hundred in the spend of five years..
I also loved the shit out of fivel goes west
Mesa very insulted that yousa compare Jar Jar Binks to the Yellow Bellies
I love American Tale 3 X///3
NIMH 2 is utter garbage. It borrowed elements of the sequel books (the mice of NIMH did survive the ventilation system but were trapped in NIMH) and just made it something with no substance or worth. This is one I believe Bluth wasn't part of (thank goodness). All Dogs 2 and Fiefel Goes West are good, I remember enjoying them. After LBT 2... it should have gone the way of the dinosaurs and went extinct. I mean, how may did they make? 20? Lol
I think the only sequel that Bluth had any part in was Bartok. I might be wrong on that though, but I know fir a fact he had no part in any other movie sequel.
I would argue not just America’s Darkside but capitalism is dark side in general.
Ironically Belladonna is a better villian in her cartoon adaptation...she nearly kills kids ffs
Someone here likes southern accents huh.
Trying to made me feel sad for Carface won't work. This dog is not redeemable at all! He's always evil, likes to hurt others AND captured a sick little girl. There's nothing good in him! Sure he can sing well but beside that, i won't find him charming or empathic. You failed movie, i'm not gonna root or be happy for Carface :S
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