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I, for my part, claim instead that his best film is "The Land Before Time" (1988), a film that unknowingly spawned the beauty of 13 sequels, each worse than the last (none of which feature Don Bluth’s work). Discover the review
I, for my part, claim instead that his best film is "The Land Before Time" (1988), a film that unknowingly spawned the beauty of 13 sequels, each worse than the last (none of which feature Don Bluth’s work).
A superb, unrecognized classic of the early '80s: a cartoon of fear and emotion, which supported us in crossing the Tibetan bridge, just after having danced with swords: the guardianship of that mysterious threshold called childhood. Discover the review
A superb, unrecognized classic of the early '80s: a cartoon of fear and emotion, which supported us in crossing the Tibetan bridge, just after having danced with swords: the guardianship of that mysterious threshold called childhood.
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