Even as a kid, I found this movie to be pretty weird due the strange way in which it randomly jumps from one thing to another, following a bizarre plot far, far wackier than the usual Disney fairy tale formula, disregard of the "Don Bluth-esque" visual aesthetic.
On the positive side, it never gets boring, even when the plot makes very little sense, and leaves many things unexplained. And the animation it's pretty good even by modern standards.
The most memorable aspect from it was the villain, which almost felt as a character from a completely different type of story. His strange demise happens during an oddly poetical scene that sharply contrast with the rest of the film.
A weird film that only could have existed during the massive dinosaur craze happening during the 90s. It's a fun watchm though, even if the plot barely makes sense, as if a kid with a vivid imagination had written the script.
On the positive side, it never gets boring, even when the plot makes very little sense, and leaves many things unexplained. And the animation it's pretty good even by modern standards.
The most memorable aspect from it was the villain, which almost felt as a character from a completely different type of story. His strange demise happens during an oddly poetical scene that sharply contrast with the rest of the film.
A weird film that only could have existed during the massive dinosaur craze happening during the 90s. It's a fun watchm though, even if the plot barely makes sense, as if a kid with a vivid imagination had written the script.