The Land Before Time VII: The Stone of Cold Fire

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2000
G
1h 15m

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Jeff Bennett, Aria Noelle Curzon, Thomas Dekker, Anndi McAfee, and Rob Paulsen in The Land Before Time VII: The Stone of Cold Fire (2000)

Quest Adventure Animation Drama Family Musical

A mysterious object crashes near the great valley, and Petrie's untrustful uncle arrives in search of it, believing it to be "a storm of cold fire", a susposed rock of great powers.A mysterious object crashes near the great valley, and Petrie's untrustful uncle arrives in search of it, believing it to be "a storm of cold fire", a susposed rock of great powers.A mysterious object crashes near the great valley, and Petrie's untrustful uncle arrives in search of it, believing it to be "a storm of cold fire", a susposed rock of great powers.

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Awards
- 1 win & 3 nominations total

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Jeff Bennett

Petrie
(voice)
(as Jeff Glenn Bennet)
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Anndi McAfee

Cera
(voice)

Thomas Dekker

Littlefoot
(voice)

Aria Noelle Curzon

Ducky
(voice)

Rob Paulsen

Spike
(voice)
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Kenneth Mars

Grandpa Longneck
(voice)

Miriam Flynn

Grandma Longneck
(voice)

John Ingle

Cera's Dad
(voice)

Tress MacNeille

Ducky's Mom
(voice)
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Jim Cummings

Sierra
(voice)

Charles Kimbrough

Rainbow Face #1
(voice)

Patti Deutsch

Rainbow Face #2
(voice)

Michael York

Pterano
(voice)

B.J. Ward

Rainbow Face #2
(singing voice)

Director
- Charles Grosvenor
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Trivia
Pterano has become extremely popular among fans, featuring prominently in fanworks and cited by many fans as their favourite character outside of the five main characters, or their favorite new character. Many fans claim that his voice-actor is what makes him such an appealing character, being one of the few new characters to be voiced by an actor other than a voice-actor. His voice-acting has even been compared to that of Tim Curry, due to their similar overacting and English accents.

Goofs
In the flashback sequence detailing why Pterano is met with scorn by the adults of the Great Valley, Grandpa Longneck explains that after the Great Earthshake, the adults communed and traveled together as a group, with no one's opinion outweighing the other. This contradicts with much of the "racism" expressed in the first Land Before Time film, in which many of the herds kept to their own kind.

Quotes
Pterano: If there's one thing I will not tolerate, it's violence!
Rinkus: Then why are you hitting me?
Pterano: Right, make that two things. Violence and stupid questions!
[Hits Rinkus again]

Alternate versions
On current digital printings and STARZ and HBO airings/streaming platforms, there have been many alterations to the film:
The 1997 Universal Pictures logo is now zoomed in.
Both title cards are now shown right before the comets zoom into the light during the opening scene
The fiery comet which Littlefoot sees at night is now yellow instead of blue (although it remains blue during the song "Beyond the Mysterious Beyond").
The fiery pit which blows Littlefoot and his friends out of Threehorn Peak and the small boulder they stand on are entirely reanimated
The pillar of light at the very end is more shiny.
The late-1990's Universal Television logo is added right before the Universal Cartoon Studios logo (which is mysteriously sourced from The Land Before Time V: The Mysterious Island (1997), judging from the last second of the end credits music being heard between both logos).

Connections
Edited from The Land Before Time (1988)

Soundtracks
Beyond the Mysterious Beyond
Written by Michele Brourman and Amanda McBroom
Performed by Charles Kimbrough, B.J. Ward, Anndi McAfee, Thomas Dekker,
Aria Noelle Curzon and Jeff Bennett

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Featured review

Brilliant!

As a long time lbt fan (14 years now) I know I am slightly biased but none the less I think this movie is great!

Now even though I am a fan, I'm not blind. I know why many people may dislike the rest of the sequels. They may seem rather corny and irritating. But this movie is different.

One of the things that sets this apart from the other sequels is that the dialogue is not a childish as the others. And there are a few funny quotes thrown in as well.

such as "I dislike violence' 'then why did you hit me?"

It seems as if the creaters of this series are finally realising that just because it is a children's series does not mean all the things have to be utterly childish. There are a few scenes in this movie where references are made to later films. This is a good thing.

Another good point is that there are 2 mysteries in the movie. The first is why Petrie's uncle Tyranno is hated by the others and the other is why is up with the strange rainbow faces.

Even though I know what would happen, it was still interesting.

Focusing of kidnapping instead of natural disasters (which they are running out of ) this sets it's self apart from the others.

a solid 8/10

and kids (regardless of age) will love it :) even those who are as old as me (I'm 20)