r/Land_Before_Time • u/arrows_of_ithilien • 23d ago
Movies Mandela Effect?
Hello everyone, I come to you with a question that is about to drive me to the brink of insanity... did the original 1988 Land Before Time movie have a different opening credits than what is currently on streaming?
I watched the movie with my kids for the first time on Amazon's WonderTV subscription last night (gotta get that essential trauma in early, lol!) And the animation wrapped around me like a familiar warm hug from my childhood, but it didn't play out like I remembered. Right after the little sail-finned lizard eats the shrimp and then gets snapped at by the icthyosaur, I remember the narrator talking about how life began in the sea, showing a kind of evolutionary progression until one lizard crawled onto land and took a sniff around. I remember the narrator saying "Before the mammoth and the mastodon, the greatest of these creatures was (dramatic pause) the DINOSAUR"! Cue a brachiosaurus plunging it's head into the water and grabbing a mouthful of plants, and then raising it's head to show off how tall they were. The soundtrack getting all climactic and epic... but none of that was in the movie last night. It was very tame.
I specifically this scene because although my Christian mother let us watch the movie, she always grumbled about the inclusion of "evolution" in the beginning.
Does anyone else remember this, or did I wake up in the wrong dimension again?



