Doraemon Movie 26: Nobita no Kyouryuu 2006

This is the first ever doraemon movie I have ever watched!

The story is very interesting and makes you very emotional at the end if you are into Doraemon.

The Art is really beautiful for that time and the sound was perfect aswell.

The characters are amazing and you can really see how they develop.
Enjoyment is on 100%

Overall Ill give it 9/10, as I said it really made emotional at the end and thats what I like about these sorts of animes.
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I really dont see anything I didnt like about this movie, it really was just very good.

Recommended to all anime lovers!

I'm bad with writing and this is my first review but the feel is strong in me after re-watching so i want to write one.
The movie is about friendship, courage, love, fighting for good,... typical doreamon story, but it will lighten your soul from ecchi, dark anime nowadays.

What i like about this movie was the story and music, Sukima Switch did very well.Although it was a remake, but it carried out a lot of things: lambent,lively,colorful art ; the sound is well-made: dinosaurs's roar,running sound very true...


The original movie could not be outdone but this remake kept most of the good parts ... from the original and successfully breathed new life into the franchise with refreshing animation and many nice new additions.

Story: 9/10
Music:9/10
Art:8/10

My recommendation: watch it with your loved one or family and have a funny, feeling times or you can watch it alone to think about something deeply? LOL

May be after watching it, you will find something that you missed?

My overall take: A competent, straightforward remake of a classic Doraemon film.

This is a remake of Nobita's Dinosaur (1980), in which the main character Nobita uses one of Doraemon's gadgets to revive the fossilized egg of a plesiosaur and keeps the hatchling as a pet. I found the original plot to be serviceable but straightforward and relatively unremarkable, and it has not been changed much in this movie outside of minor details. However, the remake does include some tweaks to the climax and additional character moments that I liked. It is also visually interesting; besides the switch to digital animation and updated designs for many ... of the extinct animals, the art style in this film is much more experimental than that of most other Doraemon movies.

If you could only watch one version of Nobita's Dinosaur, either the original or the remake are fine to view on their own, and I give both the same rating. This one is arguably a better movie by a small margin, though the original has the context of historical novelty going for it.