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1.0 out of 5 stars Not the same soundtrack as the VHS tape! A disappointment!, June 26, 2007

By	Goofenschlaffer (Pennsylvania, USA) - See all my reviews

I have a copy of the original Vestron VHS videotape I acquired in the 80s. I just bought the Australian DVD. The soundtrack on the tape is hysterical, the language is raunchy and it's a very entertaining movie. For example, the voice of the dragon sounds a lot like Bill Murray (but isn't), the wild boar has a distinct pompous Scottish accent and the teradactyl has a Chris Tucker style accent. The whole film is humorously narrated by Stewie and it has a killer rock & roll soundtrack. The DVD is completely different. There no narration, no rock and roll and very drab, boring dialog. The picture quality leaves a lot to be desired too. Save your money and hope for a future US re-release, maybe by Anchor Bay, who owns a good part of the now defunct Vestron video collection.

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3.0 out of 5 stars un vieux souvenir, July 9, 2004

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C'est un film que je me rappel que tres vaguement, je me rappel de l'avoir vue plusieurs fois quand j'�tais jeune, et je trouvais ca super bon, et maintenant, j'aimerais me rappeler des souvenirs en le voyant de nouveau.