The Land Before Time VI: The Secret of Saurus Rock

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1998
U
1h 17m

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Kris Kristofferson, Nancy Cartwright, Jeff Bennett, Aria Noelle Curzon, Sandy Fox, Thomas Dekker, and Anndi McAfee in The Land Before Time VI: The Secret of Saurus Rock (1998)

Adventure Animation Comedy Drama Family Musical

Grandpa tells Littlefoot about their mythical hero called the Lone Dinosaur. Sarah gets two little lively cousins to take care of. Later, the kids accidentally chip the lucky Saurus Rock, an... Read allGrandpa tells Littlefoot about their mythical hero called the Lone Dinosaur. Sarah gets two little lively cousins to take care of. Later, the kids accidentally chip the lucky Saurus Rock, and need to fix it before the bad luck hits.Grandpa tells Littlefoot about their mythical hero called the Lone Dinosaur. Sarah gets two little lively cousins to take care of. Later, the kids accidentally chip the lucky Saurus Rock, and need to fix it before the bad luck hits.

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5.8/10

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Awards
- 1 win & 2 nominations total

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Thomas Dekker

Littlefoot
(voice)

Kenneth Mars

Grandpa Longneck
(voice)

Anndi McAfee

Cera
(voice)

Aria Noelle Curzon

Ducky
(voice)
(as Aria Curzon)

Jeff Bennett

Petrie
(voice)
(as Jeff Glen Bennett)
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Nancy Cartwright

Dana
(voice)

Sandy Fox

Dinah
(voice)

Miriam Flynn

Grandma Longneck
(voice)

John Ingle

Cera's Dad
(voice)

Danny Mann

Allosaurus
(voice)

Kris Kristofferson

Doc
(voice)

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Trivia
Some fans believe that Secret of Saurus Rock was originally supposed to be the final film in the Land Before Time series, due to small gap between VI and VII. It is unknown whether or not this is the case.

Goofs
When Grandpa Longneck states "Our life here is a sheltered one. Perhaps we've forgotten how to greet unexpected guests." his coloration is that of Grandma Longneck's.

Quotes
Cera: And I can still remember the day when Dinah said her first words... or was it Dana? 'Shiny peepeye no-no'. Whatever that means
Ducky: It is simple. That means 'the bright circle is shining in my eyes and it hurts'.
Cera: Huh? How do you know that?
Ducky: I am also a twin. Twenty seven of us hatched at the same time.
Cera: Really? Well... what does 'no-no Grampy three-dee grr' mean?
Ducky: That means 'Do not make Grandpa Three-Horn mad'.
Cera: Are you sure about that one?
Ducky: No. But it is good advice just the same.

Connections
Edited from The Land Before Time (1988)

Soundtracks
If We Hold On Together
Written by James Horner

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Featured review

7/10

Despite it's episodic plot, this surpasses "Time of the Great Giving" as the best of the series

This film may not have the exact same charm and originality from the first Land Before Time, but all-in-all, this is an even better sequel than the previous films and even surpasses "The Time of the Great Giving" as the best of the series.

Sure, the story's episodic, although the lesson about responsibility was very nice to educate the young, and the dialog may felt clunky at times, but there are some redeeming qualities that make this worth watching. The animation is very decent and the backgrounds are really nice. The songs, although not memorable, are very pleasant to listen to especially the song "Lone Dinosaur" and "Bad Luck". The reused music from the original is great and the pacing moves along very briskly.

The characters are still very decent as is Cera's baby twins Dana and Dinah and boy were they so adorable you just want to pinch those cheeks of theirs. The strongest aspect is the voice acting with Kris Kristofferson's greatest cameo as Doc, the lone dinosaur.

Overall, not excellent, but still a very watchable sequel to the series. Thumbs up!