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Suddenly, a streak of light split the sky. Joined by another, and another, lighting up the evening sky. Donovan and the Bugs watched with awestruck, but it isn’t long when it turns deadly. The Meteor giant rock hits the earth with a big KAPOW! It all went silent, until, an earthquake happened, and all disasters break lose as down came falling comets, with a giant wall of fire threatening to destroy everything in its path. Donovan rescued Miss Spider, Spiderus, Dragon, Dot, and Shimmer and took off out of dodge until reaching the cliff. There was no time to think, he took a leap of faith and splashed into the water. Luckily, they survived the impact alive and well.
Suspenseful pacing of music from James Newton Howard is so spine chilling as the Leviathan from Atlantis: The Lost Empire. But overall, it works.
Cast Appearance:
Mother (Mother!) as Aladar’s Mother
Littlefoot (The Land Before Time) as Baby Parasaurolophus
Hopper (The Land Before Time) as Longisquama
Vermithrax Pejorative (Dragonslayer) as The Large Carnotaurus
Fat Boy (Zombieland) as Pachyrhinosaurus
Petrolacosaurus and Mesophelae (Walking with Monsters) as Oviraptors
Hippopotamus (Tarzan) as Koolasuchus
Edaphosaurus (Walking with Monsters) as Talaruruses
Hagen (Gigantosaurus) as The Pteranodon
Various Characters as Dinosaurs
Various Bugs as Lemurs
Miss Spider as Plio
Bounce (Miss Spider) as Young Zini
Spiderus (Miss Spider) as Yar
Baby Moses (The Ten Commandments) as Baby Aladar
Donovan Oliver (Me) as Aladar
Shimmer (Miss Spider) and Dot (A Bug’s Life) as Suri
Dragon (Miss Spider) as Zini
Various Bugs as Lemurs
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