Talk:The Land Before Time XI: Invasion of the Tinysauruses

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poorly written review( and its implications)

um... very poorly written. possibly by an elementary student? then again... who ELSE would watch the land before time xi. but it brings to light something to ponder. how do we, the wikipedia community, allow such poorly written articles to slip by, degrading the quality of the work in wikipedia? i understand that we cannot monitor all such article, but you must remember though, a child who lacks the proper grammar skills to write even a good PLOT SUMMARY (which i must remind was not noted and correctly flagged) would NOT be able to find the process necessary to start such an article and/or edit the original one. (it must be noted that the first two sentences of this article are of proper grammar and form, but this trend discontinues starting at the begininng of the third line. possibly a parent who started this article and allowed their child to finish, or an adult allowing their child to add to a stub?). maybe wikipedia should make it just a TAD bit harder to create/edit pages?

This coming from a guy who is unable to use capitalization.

They then decide to rise above their differences, learn lessons about telling the truth, and live happily ever after.! Uugh! That sounds like an ending to some poorly written faerie tale.--Rex Imperator

I fixed the article to some extent. Now I can sleep well tonight.

Rex Imperator 14:24 March 8,2007

Plot rewrite

Would someone please re-write the plot? I've started it, and this is what I have:

The dinosaurs in the Great Valley are awaiting the day when they will be able to eat the flowers from the Tree Sweet Tree, which are a delicacy in the valley. However, Littlefoot falls on top of the tree, knocking all the flowers onto the ground. When Littlefoot comes to, the flowers are being eaten by miniature dinosaurs, the Tinysauruses.

Cera's father, Topsy, discovers that the Tree Sweet flowers are gone, and attempts to frame Littlefoot for the crime, since he was found at the tree. However, Littlefoot blames the entire thing on the Tinysauruses, and their tracks are found around the tree. Topsy declares that the Tinysauruses should be gotten rid of, and a hunt begins, in order to find and root out the Tinysauruses.

Nwwaew (Talk Page) (Contribs) (E-mail me) 01:30, 9 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

An American Tail music?

If the film does use some uncredited music from An American Tail: Fievel Goes West, where do you hear it? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.212.50.40 (talk) 01:30, 25 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Apparently this is the case, (and is the same for LBT 8 when the kids are throwing snowballs), and I believe it is so, because the music sounds a but out of place for a LBT film, but no one has ever proven it for sure. Hypnobrai (talk) 02:31, 31 August 2017 (UTC)[reply]