| Credited cast: | |||
| Nolan North | ... |
Morris /
Guard #3
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| Melanie Griffith | ... |
Tyra
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| Pamela Adlon | ... |
Ernie
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| Rob Schneider | ... |
Dodger
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| Stephen Baldwin | ... |
Surly
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| Tara Strong | ... |
Julia
(voice)
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| Tom Kenny | ... |
Borace /
Guard #2 /
Tour Guide /
Burger Attendant
(voice)
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| Jane Lynch | ... |
Sue
(voice)
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| Grey Griffin | ... |
Baby T-Rex
(voice) (as Grey Delisle)
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| John DiMaggio | ... |
Horace /
Big Guard
(voice)
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| William Baldwin | ... |
Sarco
(voice)
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| Kari Wahlgren | ... |
Additional Voices
(voice)
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| Dee Bradley Baker | ... |
Dinosaur Noises
(voice)
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| Fred Tatasciore | ... |
Dr. Santiago
(voice)
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| Roger Craig Smith | ... |
Additional Voices
(voice) (as Roger C. Smith)
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Three curious kids accidentally trip an egg-shaped time machine into operation and find themselves back 65 million years in the middle of a nest of dinosaur eggs. The first thing they see is a giant T-Rex staring down at them in happy wonder. They're not food, they're family! Now the kids have just until the real eggs hatch to find their way back to the present, facing other prehistoric monsters and dangers along the way. Written by American Film Market
Despite being an adult nearing 30, I am still very partial to kids animated films and 90% of the time I thoroughly enjoy them. This film, however, was incredibly poor. The storyline and script but appalling and it felt really dragged out. It was also incredibly predictable. I was surprised by the lack of humour too. Obviously, this is aimed at children, my son, who is 4, watched it quietly. He is a dinosaur fanatic. He only seemed truly captivated towards the end when there was a little more action involving the dinosaurs but it certainly didn't get the rave reviews that other films like How To Train Your Dragon or even Disney's Dinosaur received. A rainy day DVD film at best - and that's if you're desperate.