the land before time xiv journey of the brave

For a direct-to-video release, this film has satisfying animation and an appealing visual style.

In all honesty, I wasn’t expecting to be blown away by Journey of the Brave (direct-to-video animated sequels, especially the 14 th film in a series, don’t necessarily have a reputation for being high quality releases), but it was much better than I expected. However, this late in the game, I think it’s fair to judge this film as a standalone work. It’s inevitable that sequels to The Land Before Time will draw comparisons to the original feature film produced by Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Kathleen Kennedy, and Frank Marshall. In the face of these obstacles, Littlefoot must learn the true meaning of bravery and friendship. With the help of newcomers Wild Arms (Damon Wayans Jr.) and Etta (Reba McEntire), he and his friends must travel across the dangerous “earth break,” through the land of the featherhead Sharptooth, and along the moving water to reach the ominous fire mountain. When Littlefoot’s father, Bron (Scott Whyte), goes missing, Littlefoot must embark on a daring journey to rescue him. The Land Before Time XIV: Journey of the Brave tells the story of the young Apatosaurus Littlefoot (voiced by Felix Avitia) and his five best friends Cera (Anndi McAfee), Ducky (Aria Noelle Curzon), Spike (Rob Paulsen), and Petrie (Jeff Bennett). So, what does the latest film in the franchise have in store for viewers? The Film Since then, in thirteen film installments, these beloved characters have made new dinosaur friends, embarked on even more perilous journeys outside the Great Valley, and narrowly survived many a Sharptooth attack. In the original 1988 film, we watched as Littlefoot and his dinosaur friends journeyed to the Great Valley in hopes of reuniting with their families.

After nearly a decade, The Land Before Time franchise will return with its newest installment – The Land Before Time XIV: Journey of the Brave.

The land before time xiv journey of the brave