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We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story (1993)

72 min · Animation, adventure film, comedy film, family film, fantasy film, musical film, science fiction film

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Three dinosaurs and a pterosaur travel from the Mesozoic era to 1993 New York City to become intelligent and find a museum.

First release year
1993
Runtime (minutes)
71
Original languages
English
Directors
Dick Zondag; Ralph Zondag; Phil Nibbelink; Simon Wells
Writers
John Patrick Shanley · screenplay
Cast and characters
John Goodman · Rex; René Le Vant · Woog; Felicity Kendal · Elsa; Charles Fleischer · Dweeb; Walter Cronkite · Captain Neweyes; Jay Leno · Vorb; Joey Shea · Louie; Julia Child · Dr. Juliet Bleeb
Genres
animated; adventure; comedy
Themes
sentience; friendship; bravery
Tone and mood
family-friendly; adventure; comedy
Setting
New York City in 1993 and the Cretaceous Period
Premise and plot tags
time travel; dinosaurs; science fantasy; children's adventure
Source material / true-story basis
Hudson Talbott's 1987 children's book of the same name
Content notes
G rating
Reception
The film was a box-office bomb and received mixed reviews. While its animation, score, and voice performances were praised, critics targeted its story, pacing, and lack of character development.
Awards and nominations
Golden Reel Awards · Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing for an Animated Feature · nominated
Production trivia
The film was the first animated film not produced by Disney to fully use digital ink-and-paint technology.; The film was marketed as a family-friendly equivalent to Jurassic Park.; The film features a brief appearance of Larry King fielding radio calls about dinosaur sightings.
Catalogue themes and tags

Family Film, Fantasy, Comedy, Animation

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