Animated shows and movies have already held a timeless appeal to the audience. From Family Guy to the wildly followed Rick and Morty sitcom, this genre has a strong foothold in the market. There’s something about curling up in front of these imaginative storylines, inspiring characters, and the visual stimulation it offers. Thankfully, Netflix has covered a plethora of this genre. Whether fans are looking for an old classic from their childhood or something that speaks to adulthood, the American platform has everything covered. Now the streaming giant has left fans weeping by sharing a glimpse of one of the most beloved animated movies.

Netflix recently shared a picture from the famous American animated film franchise centered on dinosaurs. “35 years later and an entire generation is still traumatized by this scene in The Land Before Time,” read the caption. Seeing this fans are walking down the memory aisle of their childhood and how much they used to love this show.

Netizens have flooded the comment section showing their love for the movie and how this scene left them traumatized. Some even mentioned how they used to cry whenever this scene came.

For the unversed, this is the scene where Littlefoot’s mother dies, saving her kid from an evil dinosaur. On the verge of death, she tells her son that she would always be around him. Though they won’t be able to see her but she will live forever in his memories and heart.

This 1988 movie is the very first adaptation of its longstanding legacy that viewers treasure even today. Meanwhile, after watching this, many fans might be wondering if this is available on Netflix.

Is The Land Before Time available on Netflix? 

Yes, The Land Before Time is currently available for streaming in the US. The movie explores the time when the planet was home to dinosaurs long before human beings. It focuses on the life of a little dinosaur named Littlefoot who sets on the path to find the Great Valley along with his four friends. This film also depicts the issues of prejudice between the different species and the obstacles they face during their journey.

As of now, Netflix is gearing up to bring the fan-favorite shows like Demon Slayer Season 3, Ultraman, and Yakitori: Soldiers of Misfortune. 

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