We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story
Animation • G • 1993 • 1 hr 11 min
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Beautiful animated film, underrated, cute and emotional. One of my favorites as a kid.
a standout animated movie with a refreshingly original plot, lots of great moments, and high-budget smooth animation
The impact the villain's death had on me as a kid completely erased the rest of the plot for me lol. What a scene that was.
Cute for the kids and probably is a nostalgia movie for most
I loved it when I was growing up. I haven't seen it in ages, but remember it fondly.
One of those rare animations that don’t treat kids as idiots, and raises pretty serious issues at times. Unique story and a charming cast
Used to love this, but looking back it was actually kinda terrifying.
Cute movie. I watched this as a kid and it was my favorite back then. The art still looks nice.
One of my favorite children's animations! The characters are the cutest! It's colorful, funny and touching! Totally recommend!
Loved this so much when I was a kid. A fun film for the family to watch together.
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