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Cataclysm | Asteroid
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Top Box Office Films | 2001 | James Newton Howard
Best Sound | 2001 | Frank E. Eulner
Best Young Voice Over Talent | 2000 | Hayden Panettiere
Worst Screenplay for a Film Grossing More than Million Using Hollywood Math | 2000 | John Harrison
Film Score of the Year | 2000 | James Newton Howard
Best Casting for Animated Voiceover Feature Film | 2000 | Ruth Lambert
Best Sound Editing Animated Feature | 2001 | Christopher Boyes
Best Animated Picture | 2001 | Pam Marsden
Budget 127,500,000 USD
Box Office Collection 354,248,063 USD
Initially, Directors Eric Leighton and Ralph Zondag were to use the popular Tyrannosaurus rex as this movie's antagonistic predator, but at around the time of production, The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) was released, which depicted a somewhat softer, motherly side to the classic dinosaur. Thus, a Carnotaurus was used. However, they changed the Carnotaurus' size to be even larger than Tyrannosaurus rex, close to 17-18 m long, when real Carnotaurus were only 8-9 m in length, about the same size or even smaller then the film's hero Aladar.
The backgrounds in the movie are actually superimposed photos of exotic tropical locations such as Canaima National Park in Venezuela, while some others are from Tahiti and Hawaii.
In order to separate this from the similar movie The Land Before Time (1988), this movie was intended not to have any dialogue at all, but Michael Eisner, head of Disney, insisted they include it.
One original concept for the dialogue in this movie would have seen the characters not moving their lips and beaks to talk, but rather as voice-overs, similar to Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (1993).
The original planned opening shot, showing the meteor moving through space, was cut when an identical opening shot was used in Armageddon (1998).
"[first lines] Plio: Some things start out big, and some things start out small, very small. But sometimes the smallest thing can make the biggest changes of all."
"[about Aladar] Neera: That, children, is what's known as a jerkosaurus."
