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Description
Midway through this animated flick, the two main kid characters,
Louie and Cecilia, find their way to a sinister-looking circus.
Once there, they meet up with the main antagonist, Screweyes, and
then sign a contract binding them to the circus. Shortly
afterwards, the main protagonists, a quartet of dinosaurs that have
turned friendly and anthropomorphic thanks to Screweyes' brother
Neweyes and his "Brain Grain" cereal, catch up to the kids and
demand them back, knowing that Screweyes is bad news. Screweyes
then attempts to entice them to joining his freakshow under their
original, more dino-like states via some "Brain Drain" pills, but
they decline.
Screweyes then uses the pills to turns the kids into monkeys
(although the actual TF isn't shown, their shadows are seen
shifting their shapes), and then blackmails the dinos; the deal is
that if they don't join the freakshow, the monkey-kids will
instead. Since they have fond feelings for the kids, they
reluctantly accept to join Screweyes' crew so that the kids change
back to their regular selves. The deal is kept, and the kids are
changed back.
In the end, Screweyes is eventually thwarted, and the dinos return
to their antropomorphic states. That shouldn't be all that
surprising since not only are these kinds of movies ludicrously
predictable, the actual film starts out with one of the dinos, the
not-so-creatively-named Rex, in their anthro state telling a bird
the story of how he and his pals came from the age of the dinosaurs
to present day, which includes the above incident involving
Screweyes' circus. Actually, it would be more shocking (not to
mention plot-holey) if the dinos actually stayed
in their original, fierce states!
originally posted by guest (Redhead64) on 2006-07-13, no edits, entryid=424
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