intervening, having been led there by Littlefoot's friends. Soon, the Allosaurus returns and works together with the Tyrannosaurus to take down Grandpa Longneck and easily overpower him. However, Doc comes to the rescue. The sharpteeth charge through and run into the rock spire and fall down. The two long necks work together to pull down the rock tower to crush the carnivores to death. One of the teeth from the Allosaurus falls out, and the children use it to repair Saurus Rock. Doc departs, remarking that Littlefoot already has a hero on whom to depend on, referring to his Grandpa. Littlefoot asks his Grandpa if the bad luck will finally be over. They both agree that while there is no such thing as bad luck, there is also no harm in making sure. Littlefoot and Cera later build a legend of their own based on this new paradigm, portraying Grandpa Longneck as a hero and savior called "The Brave, Great Dinosaur". Voice cast Kenneth Mars as Grandpa Longneck Thomas Dekker as Littlefoot Anndi McAfee as Cera Aria Curzon as Ducky Jeff Bennett as Petrie/Spike Kris Kristofferson as Doc Miriam Flynn as Grandma Longneck John Ingle as Cera's father Nancy Cartwright as Dana Sandy Fox as Dinah Danny Mann as Allosaurus Songs Release Universal Studios Home Video released it on home video on December 1, 1998. Reception In August 2014, the New York Post ranked each of the 13 Land Before Time films released up to that point and placed The Secret of Saurus Rock at number 11, calling it "boring and uninspired." Aria Curzon received an award for "Outstanding Young Voice-Over" at the 2002 Young Artist Awards for her role as Ducky in this film, as well as The Land Before Time V, The Land Before Time VII, and The Land Before Time VIII. The movie was nominated for "Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Home Video Production" at the 27th Annie Awards in 1999, losing to Disney's The Lion King II: Simba's Pride, as well as "Most Unwelcome Direct-to-Video Release" at the 1999 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards, beaten by "Bill Clinton's Grand Jury Testimony". Cultural references Beethoven's 3rd shows some scenes from this film. "The Lone Dinosaur" is based on The Lone Ranger. The American Dad episode "Who Smarted?" mentions this film, and plays what it purports to be a clip from it at the end. However, the clip is