Frances McDormand

Raymond Ochoa

Jeffrey Wright

Steve Zahn

Sam Elliott

Anna Paquin

John Ratzenberger

A.J. Buckley

Marcus Scribner

Peter Sohn

Maleah Nipay-Padilla

Jack Bright

Ryan Teeple

Jack McGraw

Mandy Freund

Steven Clay Hunter

David Boat

Carrie Paff

Calum Grant

Denise Ream

Bob Peterson

Mychael Danna

Kelsey Mann

Erik Benson

Jeff Danna

Meg LeFauve

Anthony J. Greenberg

Lee Unkrich

James S. Baker

John Lasseter

Jon Reisch

Noah Klocek

Megan Bartel

Craig Berkey

Gillian Libbert

C.J. Hsu

Cathleen Carmean

Ann Brilz

Matt Nolte

Natalie Lyon

Crosby Clyse

Andrew Stanton

Michael Venturini

Bryn Imagire

Christopher Zuber

Colin Bohrer

Kenny Pickett

Harley Jessup

Mahyar Abousaeedi

Kevin Reher

David Munier

Matthew Webb

Paul Cichocki

Arjun Rihan

Sharon Calahan

Mary Alice Drumm

Huy K. Nguyen

Sally Garbarini

Katie Schaefer

Stephen Schaffer

Thomas Gonzales

Laura Finell

Michael Fong

Cynthia Slavens

Darla K. Anderson

Erich Stratmann

Tim Best

Tim Power

Jonathan Pytko

Esdras Varagnolo

Shannon Mills

Josh Cooley

Nicholas Dodd

Shannon Ryan

Bob Whitehill

Sarah Jo Helton

Jesus Martinez

Chris Montan

Tom MacDougall

Steve Bloom

Josh Gold

Nia Hansen

Adventure

Animation

Family

The Good Dinosaur

Pixar

Walt Disney Pictures

United States of America

Reno

> Arlo and Spot's adventure to the Clawtooth Mountain.

To be honest, I have been looking forward this since the day I came to know about it. But it took so long to come out, even the Windows OS has upgraded thrice since then. After all these years, now I feel this is not what I wanted. It should have been different, especially the story. It was a fine animation, including all the technical aspect had no issues, but the story was not convincing.

Seemed just like another version of 'The Croods'. In fact, crossover between these two would be awesome like the boy from this and the family from other title as an original family who lost each other for some reason. But the trouble is, both are from the different production house and coming together is a tough task.

The civilised dinosaurs? That's kind of weird, but in a children's story and animation, all are fair. So I turned into one and enjoyed it. Apatosaurus are farmers, T-Rex are cowboys, yeah whole new perspective, apart from the humans who are still in lower on the chart of dominance and intelligent.

In my opinion, I'm being honest with what I felt. The theme about self discovery and to throw away fear is inspiring for the little children. At a same time, it is not a freshly developed story, kind of reminds 'The Lion King'. I know they're not same, but the initial parts are, between father and son. You can watch it once or twice, because it is not a boring film, but not the best.

7/10

Chandler Danier

Okay. I loved this up until the end. His height has been clearly defined.

Wilderness in this is incredible. I love that forest canyon. Wide sweeping shots. Fun characters and good conflicts. So much crazy tension built up to the scene where everything comes to a head. And it's dinosaurs running around bashing stuff up.

I once swam in a river down stream from a dam. Every moment I imagined I would die smashing into rocks and trees as a wall of water took me out.

CinemaSerf

I know I'm about fifty years too old for the demographic here, but I quite enjoyed this adventure. It's all fairly routine as timid young dinosaur "Arlo" gets accidentally washed downstream after an altercation with a tiny human whom he quickly names "Spot". Both of these characters want to find their way home but there are a flock of pterodactyls who have their eyes fixed on a small, bite-size, snack. Despite their initial reservations, the two realise that they have a better chance of survival if they work together and so off they set on a series of escapades trying to find their way back. It's not terribly original, no, but the two characters - especially the young lad, are quite engaging to watch as they demonstrate the benefits of inter-reliance, affection and all the usual messages typically conveyed in these sort of family animations. That said, it does manage to steer clear of too much cheesy sentiment for the most part and there's some fun in the dialogue as the menacing, though thankfully quite hapless, dactyls give them quite an hard time. The animation is grand scale and colourful - though maybe a bit on the two-dimensional side at times, and the story flows along effortlessly for ninety minutes that you'll probably never remember but it's a solid and light-hearted watch.