The Land Before Time VII: The Stone of Cold Fire
Appearance
The Land Before Time VII: The Stone of Cold Fire is a 2000 film and the seventh film in The Land Before Time series.
Quotes
[edit][shows planets in space and Petrie starts to narrate]
- Petrie: Long, long time ago, when little blinky lights in big darkness even more shiny, when great night circle real smooth - not pockety like now. When whole world very different. Back then, there no 3-horn, no longneck - not even sharp-tooth! No, only 1 type animal, which fill sky with mighty screech and big flappy sound. This most smart, most brave and handsome creature to ever rule world. The fliers!
- Cera: What?! Hold it right there! That's not even CLOSE to the way it happens.
[Littlefoot tells about the bright light he saw last night]
- Littlefoot: It - it flew real low and it shined like the bright circle - only blue and it made a crackling sound, like, like fire in the trees.
- Brown spiketail: Look here, nobody else saw this thing, how do you explain that?
- Littlefoot: I - I don't know. I guess, everybody else was asleep. You believe me, don't you, grandpa?
- Littlefoot's Grandpa: Of course I believe in you, Littlefoot - but er, erm...
- Littlefoot: But what?
- Littlefoot's Grandpa: Perhaps, you saw a flying rock that only seemed different. Perhaps, you were still a little sleepy. Or maybe it was something you saw in a dream - isn't that also possible?
- Littlefoot: I - I guess so, only...
- Rainbow Face #1: It's always like this, isn't it?
- Rainbow Face #2: Yes, if they don't see it with their own eyes, it doesn't exist... What limited thinking.
- Cera's Dad: Quiet!!! You're not from around here, are you?
- Rainbow Face #2: You might say that.
- Cera's Dad: Then let me tell you, how things work in these parts.
- Rainbow Face #1: Oh, please do.
- Rainbow Face #2: This should be *fasinating*.
- Cera's Dad: 1st: a flying rock is a flying rock. 2nd: fire can't be cold. And 3rd: there is nothing beyond the mysterious beyond!
- Rainbow Face #1: You sure?
- Cera's Dad: Yes, and I'm sure I don't want any ratty rainbow faces, filling our young ones' heads with rubbish!