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When you put talking dinosaurs in New York City, the REAL story should be about the kids that want to go to the creepy circus…wait, what? 

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We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story - AniMat's Classic Reviews

When you put talking dinosaurs in New York City, the REAL story should be about the kids that want to go to the creepy circus...wait, what?

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Jarrod

I'm Confused Again. Which One Is Next?

Haris A. Devine

He's going to review Disney's Hunchback of Notre-Dame

Karlamon

I was lucky enough to interview one of the directors Simon Wells. When I asked about the production of We're Back!, it's rather interesting. He told me that he and Phil Nibbelink started the project, but then they got assigned to another movie that never got made. That's when the Zondag Brothers took over directing without Simon or Phil's involvement. When the Zondag's were eventually dismissed by Steven Spielberg, Phil finished the film while Simon was working on Balto. Maybe thats why the final product ended up so inconsistent. :/ <a href="https://www.animationsource.org/balto/en/articles/Exclusive-interview-with-Balto-director-/258868.html&id_film=10" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.animationsource.org/balto/en/articles/Exclusive-interview-with-Balto-director-/258868.html&id_film=10</a>

Kim Lechman

I remember watching this movie as a kid, and I did really like it back then, but now a days, it doesn't hold up too well. Also, the only thing that's actually interested about Dweeb is that he's voiced by Charles Fleischer, who for those who don't know, is most famous for voicing Roger Rabbit. I'm guessing the next review is The Hunchback of Notre Dame, which funny enough, I actually watched it not too long ago, around the time when that orange guy that shall not be named become elected president, and this movie actually relates to a lot of what's kind of going on in the world right now.

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

Jeez 70 minutes? I don't remember it being that short. Also it's so weird for lack of a better word. 5 seems about right. On the next one, hurrah for Hunchback my fifth favorite Disney animated movie. Cannot wait to hear your full thoughts on Tony Jay's greatest performance!

jl0629

Does anyone else think Louie is a tad too similar to Tony from the American Tail films?

jl0629

Also, is it just me or is James Horner's score for this movie pretty incredible. How does a film this mediocre have a score this epic?

Noah Tekeste

I'm surprise you didn't mention that there was a deleted scene in the movie of Professor Screweye's back story that was really disturbing. Also, The Hunchback of Notre Dame is next.

Martin Loquendo

¿Can you review Shrek or Spirt: Stallion of the Cimarron after Cats Don´t Dance?