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Aladar and his family, from Disney's "Dinosaur," one of my childhood fave films, along with "Treasure Planet."

I really adored this film when I was a kid, along with "The Emperor's New Groove," Tarzan," and "Atlantis." While little girls are into Disney princesses stuff, I'm into new Disney films with different genres. So yeah, I was a kid who's into action-adventure/sci-fi Disney films with no musicals, back in 2000's.

This film was actually a first computer-animated film for Disney, with live-action backgrounds, before "Chicken Little" was fully CGI-animated. So, in other words, it's a mixed-media movie, before TP. I know the computer texture wasn't perfect, but the character animation was well-animated with 2's per frame. I mean, hey; it was an early computer animation as a process.

So, why drawing this? The reason is I prefer this film, over this so-called Pixar movie, "Good Dinosaur." Now, I haven't watch it yet, but I am planning to. However, there's a mixed feeling for this new Pixar movie because people are going to "praise this film," while forgetting "Dinosaur." That happened how I felt for "Brave" because they would "praise it," over Brother Bear (also my fave film). I'm not trying to be reluctant, but sometimes praising over "awesome films" today over underdogs was just so annoying. I mean, I just felt like I'm in a small boat, while too many people have "similar opinions."

Now, before you guys are going to b*tch me to say "But this movie is AWFUL!1," while accusing it's a "knock-off" of "Land Before Time" AND proving me your "opinions are always right," I got to say something to you all:

SHUT. THE. HELL. UP

It is a good movie, with strong moral and interesting storytelling, while it's one of Disney films that inspired me to write/develop my own story.

In fact, it was one of the matured Disney films with drama-elements for young adults, along with "Atlantis." I mean, it's about finding a better home from lamentations and feeling abandon, after Aladar and his family lost their island because of the meteor showers. It was a long trip in a hot desert to find the Nesting Grounds, but it's about hope and helping other people in a selfless way. Aladar, who's one of my fave Disney males (and voiced by the same guy who did Sitka 8D ), became a better Iggannadon because he cares about the elder dinosaurs, who are sadly mistreated by their leader, Kron (voiced by the same guy who did Sebastian ).

Originally, Aladar's name was going to be Noah, based on the story from Bible. Right now, when I looked back in this film, I could see Christianity/Jewish theme in this movie, besides Noah story;

1) Aladar represent as both David and Saint Michael, while Kron represent both King Saul and Lucifer.

2) There was a Good-Samaritan scene, about Aladar and the gang helping Bruton, who was wounded. They knew Bruton was Kron's "helper," but they knew he was hurt and don't deserve to be abandoned.

I know Disney don't use Christian themes anymore, but come on; Walt Disney did use Christian themes in the Classic films, especially "Sleeping Beauty."

Also, FYI (to those who are die-hard Disney fans) ; "The Lion King" was a knock-off film because of being "copycat" from Tezuka's "White Lion." By all means, you should've judge TLK, too. (Don't get me wrong, I like TLK film series, but the fan service was too much for me).

The music scores was very beautiful and fitting because of the theme and storyline. Do you know who composed "Dinosaur?" James Newton Howard. Yes, the "same guy" who did "Atlantis" and "Treasure Planet." I mean, it's part of inspiring music scores for Disney, along with Alan Menken's music works. If you haven't listen them, go and listen:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9ubdk…
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeqM7s…

I'll think about when I'll see "Good Dinosaur," even though I need some time. Sure, "Good Dinosaur" trailer seems pretty decent, but I always prefer "Dinosaur" over this film. What can I say? I like old-school, while I love the films from Disney's 2000's (The Experimental Era). Also, I like "Inside Out" better because I thought the storytelling was creative. I'm just saying.

Before you guys are going to "take my words as personal attack," here's a thing; I'm not trying to p*ss you off. I'm here to express my own thoughts. If my words "anger you," then here's a thing: pack your things and move on, because you're NOT going to change my mind.

Also, if you post offensive comments to take my words too seriously, and proving me how wrong I am... then your comments would lead to DRAMA. I kid you not. So don't let me scare you off with my temper, Capish?

Good, now I'm done. Enjoy.

*One more thing: As for the directors of this film... I know what "other" works they did, so you don't have to mention to me. If I knew already, I knew already.

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Dinosaurs (c) Disney
*Medium: Photoshop and Corel Painter 12

Description
Aladar and his family, from Disney's "Dinosaur," one of my childhood fave films, along with "Treasure Planet."

I really adored this film when I was a kid, along with "The Emperor's New Groove," Tarzan," and "Atlantis." While little girls are into Disney princesses stuff, I'm into new Disney films with different genres. So yeah, I was a kid who's into action-adventure/sci-fi Disney films with no musicals, back in 2000's.

This film was actually a first computer-animated film for Disney, with live-action backgrounds, before "Chicken Little" was fully CGI-animated. So, in other words, it's a mixed-media movie, before TP. I know the computer texture wasn't perfect, but the character animation was well-animated with 2's per frame. I mean, hey; it was an early computer animation as a process.

So, why drawing this? The reason is I prefer this film, over this so-called Pixar movie, "Good Dinosaur." Now, I haven't watch it yet, but I am planning to. However, there's a mixed feeling for this new Pixar movie because people are going to "praise this film," while forgetting "Dinosaur." That happened how I felt for "Brave" because they would "praise it," over Brother Bear (also my fave film). I'm not trying to be reluctant, but sometimes praising over "awesome films" today over underdogs was just so annoying. I mean, I just felt like I'm in a small boat, while too many people have "similar opinions."

Now, before you guys are going to b*tch me to say "But this movie is AWFUL!1," while accusing it's a "knock-off" of "Land Before Time" AND proving me your "opinions are always right," I got to say something to you all:

SHUT. THE. HELL. UP

It is a good movie, with strong moral and interesting storytelling, while it's one of Disney films that inspired me to write/develop my own story.

In fact, it was one of the matured Disney films with drama-elements for young adults, along with "Atlantis." I mean, it's about finding a better home from lamentations and feeling abandon, after Aladar and his family lost their island because of the meteor showers. It was a long trip in a hot desert to find the Nesting Grounds, but it's about hope and helping other people in a selfless way. Aladar, who's one of my fave Disney males (and voiced by the same guy who did Sitka 8D ), became a better Iggannadon because he cares about the elder dinosaurs, who are sadly mistreated by their leader, Kron (voiced by the same guy who did Sebastian ).

Originally, Aladar's name was going to be Noah, based on the story from Bible. Right now, when I looked back in this film, I could see Christianity/Jewish theme in this movie, besides Noah story;

1) Aladar represent as both David and Saint Michael, while Kron represent both King Saul and Lucifer.

2) There was a Good-Samaritan scene, about Aladar and the gang helping Bruton, who was wounded. They knew Bruton was Kron's "helper," but they knew he was hurt and don't deserve to be abandoned.

I know Disney don't use Christian themes anymore, but come on; Walt Disney did use Christian themes in the Classic films, especially "Sleeping Beauty."

Also, FYI (to those who are die-hard Disney fans) ; "The Lion King" was a knock-off film because of being "copycat" from Tezuka's "White Lion." By all means, you should've judge TLK, too. (Don't get me wrong, I like TLK film series, but the fan service was too much for me).

The music scores was very beautiful and fitting because of the theme and storyline. Do you know who composed "Dinosaur?" James Newton Howard. Yes, the "same guy" who did "Atlantis" and "Treasure Planet." I mean, it's part of inspiring music scores for Disney, along with Alan Menken's music works. If you haven't listen them, go and listen:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9ubdk…
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeqM7s…

I'll think about when I'll see "Good Dinosaur," even though I need some time. Sure, "Good Dinosaur" trailer seems pretty decent, but I always prefer "Dinosaur" over this film. What can I say? I like old-school, while I love the films from Disney's 2000's (The Experimental Era). Also, I like "Inside Out" better because I thought the storytelling was creative. I'm just saying.

Before you guys are going to "take my words as personal attack," here's a thing; I'm not trying to p*ss you off. I'm here to express my own thoughts. If my words "anger you," then here's a thing: pack your things and move on, because you're NOT going to change my mind.

Also, if you post offensive comments to take my words too seriously, and proving me how wrong I am... then your comments would lead to DRAMA. I kid you not. So don't let me scare you off with my temper, Capish?

Good, now I'm done. Enjoy.

*One more thing: As for the directors of this film... I know what "other" works they did, so you don't have to mention to me. If I knew already, I knew already.

--
Dinosaurs (c) Disney
*Medium: Photoshop and Corel Painter 12