The Land Time Grew Up

The Land Time Grew Up is a Nickeolodeon Movie crossover of Rugrats/All Grown Up, The Wild Thornberries, and Hey Arnold.

Plot[]

Characters[]

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Doctor Eliza Thornberry,: A vet who talks to all creatures thanks to a spell from Shaman Mnyambo. A feisty, altruistic, jolly, sarcastic, honorabhle, and wise soul. A capable martial artist, healer, gymnast, and tracker. She uses a blowgun and darts on a bandolier, a jian sword, a double-bladed spear, a boomerang, kunais, a kupri knife, bolas, and a lasso.
Teko: A wild man raised by Gigantopithecines since infancy. Eliza's boyfriend and eventual husband. A heroic, just, jolly, sarcastic, honorable, and wise soul. He wields a machete, a spear, a tomahawk, a bow and arrows, and a blowgun and darts on a bandolier.
Professor Samuel Garrett Smith: A professor of palaeontology, archaeology, mythology, astronomy, physics, and philosphophy from London. He'd been a boy during World-War 2.
Professor Jack Peok Smythe: A professor of palaeontology, archaeology, cartography, philosophy, code-breaking, and mythology from Salisbury who'd been stranded on Bermigia for ten years. He'd been a boy during the Cold War.
Edward Pennic: Professor Smith's butler. A former captain from the American Marine Corps during the Vietnam War.
Sergeant-Major Buric: A veteran from World-Wars 1 and 2 who owns a Mark 4 tank and suffers from dementia which causes him to relive the past.
Deuric: Buric's mastiff
Captain Frank Klerk: A French-Canadian sailor who'd been in the US Marine-Corps during the Iraq War. A wise, eccentric, gruff, just, honorable, loyal, and stubborn soul. He wields a scimitar sword, a revolver, a jambiya knife, and a trident.
Genecko: An albino
Elloc: Genecko's wife
Pecho: A partially albino and Genecko's brother.
Meo: Genecko and Elloc's partially albino daughter. Teok's bud and sibling figure. Leader to the Beaockles who can sing and 'play the trumpet'. A noble, wise, just, honorable, and jolly soul.
Solokong: A Gigantopithecus-silverback. Leader to a Gigantopithecus-coloney and Teok's adopted father. A wise, benevolent, noble, just, jolly, sarcastic, and loyal soul.
Keloann: An albino Gigantopithecus and Solokong's wife as well as Teok's adopted mother. A wise, noble, just, jolly, sarcastic, and loyal soul.
Berrioc: Solokong and Keloann's oldest daughter who's partially albino. Teok's adopted sister. A sassy, gentle, jolly, sarcastic, and clever soul.
Koggoc: Solokong and Keloann's nephew as well as cousin to Teok, Berrioc, and Keloann. A member for the Beaockles who plays the drums. A heroic, noble, rash, honorable, jolly, and clever soul.
Breonoco: A Brachiosaur-leader.
Eldepo: A Styracosaur-leader
Cheroc: Leader to a herd of Triceratopses.
Leokeo: A Smilodon leader
Moppy: A Moeritherium. A member of the Beaockles who plays a keyboard. Dopey but noble, just, jolly, and loyal.
Tocpoeok: A Troodon. A member of the Beaockles who plays a guitar. Clever, optimistic, noble, and just. A partial albino.
Roopko: A Procoptodon. A member of the Beaockles who plays a didgeridoo. A sassy, gentle, bubbly, loyal, and wise soul.
Peroc: A Parasaurolophus. A member of the Beaockles who plays the horn-crest and a kalimba. A great volleyball player. Cocky, rash, noble, clever, jolly, sarcastic, and stubborn.
Major Vocko: A former member of the Soviet Air Force who was stranded on Bermiogedo since the Cold War. Grey-haired with sideburns. A wise, noble, just, sarcastic, jolly, and honorable soul who wants to redeem for past crimes. A good bud to the locals. A talented martial artist, tactician, pilot, marksman, singer, and volleyball player. He wields an AK-47 rifle with a bayonet, a cane-sword, a sickle, a spear, a boomerang, a crossbow, and bolas.
Rawks: Vocko's raven-bud. A wise, noble, just, sarcastic, jolly. and honorable soul.
Medwecko: A bonobo who was among the Soviet's space-cadets in the Cold War before he crashed on Bermiogedo. Gruff and sarcastic but noble, jolly, just, and clever.
Brogo: A brash and hot-headed but well-meaning Brontotherium
Erocko: Brogo's dopey and gruff but well-meaning Entelodon-bud.
Brigadier-General Orek: An African-American soldier from the US Army and leader to the Sky-Demons, a helicopter-squadron, as well as veteran from the Iraq War. A deranged megalomaniac who comes up with suicidal plans to do things.
Captain Ben Richards: A Canadian who acts as Orek's second-in-command. A noble, just, honorable, jolly, sarcastic, and wise man who eventually sees Orek's real colours and vows to stop his suicidal plans from slaughtering many innocent beings.
Lieutenant Jenny Smeo: A Chinese-American who acts as Orek's third-in-command and field-medic to the Sky-Demons.
Sergeant Plong: A Russian-American who acts as Orek's fourth-in-command.
General Sterecko: Leader to some Neo-Nazis.
Colonel Glerok: Sterecko's second-in-command.
Captain Quopzo: Sterecko's third-in-command.
Lieutenant Liopio: Sterecko's fourth-in-command and chief scientist. A cold and barbaric person who tortures lab subjects.
Staff-Sergeant Caok: Chief of staff for Sterecko's group.
Sergeant Cruncher: Coak's brother who acts as torturer for Sterecko's group.
Corporal Quizo: The scout sniper for Sterecko's group.
Lance-Corporal Luipok: The cook fro Sterecko's group.
Tubredgrok: A rogue Gigantopithecus who was a rival to Solokong. A scoundrel who joined the Neo-Nazis and acts as an enforcer on controlling workers.
Five-Star General Theodore Lincko: Supreme Commander to the US Army's High Command. A wise, noble, just, loyal, honorable, and wise soul.
Shaman Mnyambo: The eccentric but virtuous and wise shaman from African who lent Eliza her power as a gift for helping him when he was a warthog in a poacher's foothold trap.

Cast[]

Elizabeth Dailey as Tommy Pickles
Nancy Cartwright as Chuckie Finster
Lacey Chabert as Doctor Eliza Thornberry
Josh Keaton as Tezo
Kirby Morrow as Arnold
Nolan North as Gerald
Tara Strong as Helga, Dil Pickles
Cherly Chase as Angelica Pickles
Kath Soucie as Lil DeVill, Phil DeVill
Cree Summer as Kimi Carmichel
Dionne Quann as Kimi Finster
Kari Wahlgren as Phoebe, Stepoco,
Clancy Brown as Harold, Sergeant Cruncher
Scott McNeil as Eugene, Corporal Quizo
Nick Frost as Sid
Simon Pegg as Stinky
Patrick Stewart as Genecko
Linda Hunt as Elloc
Derek Jacobi as Pechoz
Billie Piper as Meo
Freema Agyman as Berroic
Michael Dorn as Cheroc
Keith David as Solokong
Michelle Yeoh as Keloann
Garry Chalk as Breonoco
Richard Newman as Eldepo
Liam Neeson as Leokeo
Seth Rogen as Moppy
Dante Basco as Tocpeoak
Hynden Welch as Roopko
Michael Reisz as Koggoc
Steven Barr as Peroc
Russel Crowe as Professor Samuel Garrett Smith
Jack Black as Professor Peok Smythe
Andy Serkis as Captain Frank Klewk
Jim Ward as Edward Pennic
Michael Keaton as Major Vocko
Jeff Bennett as Rawks, Lance Corporal Luipok
Sheamus as Brogo
Gary Anthony Williams as Erocko
William Shatner as Five-Star General Theodore Lincko
Brian Blessed as General Sterecko
Hugo Weaving as Colonel Glerock
J. B. Blanc as Captain Quopzo
Grey Griffin as Lieutenant Liopio
John DiMaggio as Sergeant-Major Buric
Peter Lurie as Staff-Sergeant Caok
Travis Willingham as Tubredgrok, Sergeant Plong
Samuel L. Jackson as Brigadier-General Orek
Hugh Jackman as Captain Ben Richards
Vanessa Marshal as Lieutenant Jenny Smeo
Kevin Michael Richardson as Shaman Mnyambo, Medwecko
Tom Kane as Darwin

Fauna on Bermigio[]

Quotes[]

Songs[]

Born Free by John Barry
Boogie Wonderland by Earth, Wind & Fire
Mr Blue Sky by Electric Light Orchestra
Hooked on a Feeling by Blue Swedes
Do You Want to Know a Secret by The Beetles
Girls Just Want to Have Fun by Robert Hazard.
Burn Baby Burn by Ash
All Star by Smash Mouth
Sail Away by Enya
Yellow Submarine by The Beatles.
It's a Long Way to Tipperary by Jack Judge
Run, Rabbit, Run by Flanagen and Allen
The Lion Sleeps Tonight by The Tokens
I'm On My Way by The Proclaimers.
Stayin Alive by Bee Gees
I Can See Clearly Now by Neil Pans
Hurt by Johnny Cash
You'd Be In My Heart by Phil Collins
Song 2 by Blur
That's What Friends Are For by Rod Stewart
I'm a Believer by Smash Mouth
YMCA by Village People.
Who Let the Dogs Out? by Baha Men.
Happy Together by The Turtles
Magic by Pilot
Fox on the Run by Sweet
Dance to the Music by Sly and the Family Stone

Trivia[]

Contains mild slapstick violence, mild fantasy violence, mild innuendo, mild peril, some harsh language, and one drug reference.

Cultural References[]

The title is a parody on The Land Time Forgot by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
The beginning scene showing cave-paintings is reminiscint of Mighty Joe Young.
The Great Spirits being on the Northern Lights is reminiscent of the Brother Bear franchise.
There be some references to the Tarzan franchise:
- Eliza's outfit on Bermigio is similar to Jane's on Tarzan (2014)
- Tezo comparing Eliza's heartbeat and hands to his own be a nod to Tarzan (1999).
- Tezo telling some of the humans how taming is impossible is a nod to a quote from The Legend of Tarzan (2016).
- Eliza and Tezo both do the iconic Tarzan call and beat their chest as the title character tends to do on the shows and movies.
- Debbie's meeting with Tezo, her future brother-in-law, is a nod to Tarzan (2003).
During the visions, a group of black monoliths are briefly seen.................... a nod to the film 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Sergeant-Major Buric being a senile soldier suffering with dementia and using a Mark 4 tank, Professor Samuel Garret Smith, the records on the castle, and the aliens behind the scenes be homages to Transformers: The Last Knight
The music playing when they learn of Bermigio, the lost world, is The Tortoise from Saint Saen's Carnival of the Animals
The music playing on the scene when they sail along the ocean is Scheherazade by Nikolai Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov.
Upon finding Professor Smythe, Eliza asks: "Professor Smythe, I presume?" paraphrasing the famous quote allegedly uttered by journalist Henry Morton Stanley when he found the traveller Doctor Livingstone on Africa.
Professor Smythe does some nods to many roles he did:
- He can do kung fu.... homage to his well-known role as Po on the Kung Fu Panda movies.
- He's a vegetarian, and calls Angelica a liar with a cheeky grin when she claims to be a princess..... homage to his role as Lenny on Shark Tale.
- He plays an electric guitar and sings... a nod to his role on The School of Rock.
- He wears an outfit similar to his role on Jumanji : Welcome to the Jungle.
Solokong's name is a fusion of those on Kong from the King Kong franchise and King Solovar from DC Comics..... both of which were noble gorilla-leaders.
Keloann's name is a fusion of those on Kala from the Tarzan franchise and Ann Darrow from the King Kong franchise.
The scene when Angelica panics and blames Dil for all the mess-ups, and says 'Another fine mess you got us into'...... a well-known quote from Lauren and Hardy.
The scene when Eliza reaches out to Keloann during their first meeting is reminiscent of Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam.
Kimi tries to use an ono on a giant robo-octopus's tentacle, a tactic used by Ferrier on War of the Worlds (2005).
The scene when Sergeant Cruncher threatens Nigel Thornberry with 'two words', only to be corrected with the fact he used 'three words' is a nod to King Solomon's Mines (1985)
There be some references to the Jurassic Park franchise.
- Dil, Phil, and Lil as well as Harold try to keep still, thinking theropods would fail to see them.... only to mess up... a well-known gag on the franchise.
- Arnold calls Reopky a clever girl.... a well-known quote from Jurassic Park.
- The scene when the Neo-Nazis capture some fauna, the scene when Eliza tells the twits to keep away from the long grass, and the scene when the group tend to baby fauna be nods to The Lost World: Jurassic Park.
- The Spinosaurs, the Mosasaurs, the Troodons, and the Dilophosaurs look similar to the ones on the franchise.
- Angelica getting caught for stealing raptor eggs is a nod to Jurassic Park 3.
Professor Smythe's camp looks similar to the one used by the Decepticons on Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
The scene when the group run from a rolling boulder in ancient ruins is a nod to the well-known Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark.
The music playing on the boulder scene is Edvard Grieg's In the Hall of the Mountain King .
Eugene crying out when he got shot on the knee by a crossbow and says 'Arrow to the knee' is a nod to Skyriam.
The ruins on Bermigio look similar to the ones on The Jungle Book (1954), The Jungle Book 2, The Jungle Book (1999), King Kong (2005), and Indiana Jones: Legend of the Crystal Skull.
Lieutenant-Colonel Vocko is based on Ben Gunn from Treasure Island, Jetfire from Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, Bad Ape from War for Planet of the Apes, and Lieutenant Hank Marlow from Kong: Skull Island.
Vocko slamming heads together and throwing knives is a nod to how Michael Keaton played Batman on Batman (1989) and Batman Returns.
Vocko uses a jacket similar to the one worn by Adrian Toomnes/The Vulture on Spider-Man: Homecoming, another of Michael Keaton's roles.
Sheamus and Gary Anthony William's roles be a nod to their roles on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows.
Helga says to the Gigantopithecines to get their grimy paws away and calls them dirty apes.... a nod to the Planet of the Apes franchise.
When telling about past mess-ups, Vocko says 'A deed once done... beyond being undone', a rephrase of a well-known quote from William Shakespeare's Macbeth.
Helga complains 'Why did it need to be snakes'.......... a well-known quote from the Indiana Jones franchise.
The Stone Circle bears a strong resemblence to Stonehenge.
Kevin Michael Richardson voicing Medwecko, a bonobo, is similar to how he voiced Detective Chimp on Batman: The Brave and the Bold
Tommy decoys Brogo with a red carpet, similar to how a matador does so with a bull.
The Megaldon fight on the shark pit has homages to Jaws, espeically Stinky saying 'We'd need bigger guns to take it down eh.
In the scene where Koggy bursts into the Neo-Nazi's base, he swiftly punches through the wall with Trooper Wyoc on the other side and drags him back through the hole. This could be a reference to a similar sequence in RoboCop, especially with stompy footsteps beforehand.
Vorick says 'Alas, poor Stalin... I knew him well'... a rephrase of 'Alas, poor Yorick... I knew him well', a well-known quote from William Shakespeare's Hamlet.
The scene where Tommy proudly brandishes his sword before an unimpressed Staff-Sergeant Caok lazily shoots him down is reminiscent of the famous duel between between Indiana Jones and the Cairo swordsman in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
The desert showdown is a big ol' homage to old Spaghetti Westerns, right down to the music cues, genre conventions, and, of course, the tumbleweed.
Helga complains about being on rat patrol. A nod to The Rat Patrol.
The teamup with Vecko and Medweko is highly reminiscent of the depiction of cooperative Soviet operatives in American fiction during the Cold War. The accent, the diplomatic politeness, it's all stereotypical of an 80s spy movie or G.I.Joe episode where the American heroes must work with Soviet agents for the greater good of the world.
Stinky refers to "trouble with a capital B", a paraphrased line from The Music Man.
Tommy's request of "take me to your leader" is a stereotypical phrase used in early sci-fi movies involving aliens arriving to Earth from another world.
The scene when Eliza objects to Orek's plan and compares him to Sterokeo to which Orek replies he'd win was a nod to a scene from Thor: The Dark World.
Orek's rant on war coming and how without him in charge all would die was a nod to a quote by Fleet-Admiral Markus on Star Trek: Into Darkness.
Dil compares Orek to Field Marshal Haig, a leading member to the UK Army best known for sending soldiers on suicidal missions on the Somme during World-War 1.
Stereko does nods to Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, Herman Goring, and Edwin Rommel.... well-known members of the Nazi-Party before and during World-War 2.
The scenario of slave work done to build mine minerals and build a castle was a nod to The Bridge on the River Kwai and War for Planet of the Apes.
The scene when the human heroes feed the workers is a nod to a well-known scene from the Ben-Hur movies.
The scene when Richards defies Orek and declares it as something he shoulda done a long time ago, and how doing the right thing such as helping others is right.... a homage to Antz.
Arnold says 'With great power comes great responsibility'... a well-known quote from the title character of the Spider-Man franchise.
There are some references to The Bible.
- The scene when Eliza comments on how humans always destroy paradises and slay others such as their own brothers, and says it's an old story... praying they'd learn. A nod to Adam and Eve on the Garden of Eden, as well as Cain and Abel.
- The ship used to preserve the fauna from the Great Flood was a reference to Noah's Ark, one of the best-known stories on The Bible.
- Reading the words on ruins, Professor Smythe figures they spoke different languages and mentions The Tower of Babel.
- Arnold says to Lieutenant-General Orek to stop from raining rockets as if the island was Sodom or Gomorrah... a nod to how Sodom and Gomorrah was destroyed by fire and brimstone during the days of Abraham and Lot.
- The king of the Bermigian people was revealed to'd worn a rainbow coat.... a nod to Joseph's Coat of Many Colours.
- Shaman Mnyambo parts the river.... a nod to Moses, Joshua, Elijah, and Elisha.
- Dil taking down Sergeant Cruncher with a sling and rock is a nod to David and Goliath.
- Arnold cutting a mango in half is a nod to King Soloman.
- Eliza's moment in the lion-pit is a nod to Daniel, a well-known Bible character who braved a lion pit and was saved for selfless loyalty to God.
- Susie calls Vecko a good Samaritan..... a nod to The Good Samaritan, a well-known Bible story when a Samaritan helps a Jerusalemian although their people were enemies.
- Kimi comments on how Orek would suffer as a certain naughty servant did for acting on revenge. A nod to The Unforgiving Servant, a Bible story where a servant has a debt forgiven by a king but refuses to do so for a fellow servant, and gets locked up in prison by the king for such an action of revenge.
- The scene when Tezo is put on a cross is a reference to Jesus being put on a cross by Romans and dying on it before his resurrection.
- Professor Smith says to the doubters how they only believed coz they saw, and says 'Blessed be those who'd seen with hearts before eyes'.... a nod to Jesus's words to Doubting Thomas for refusing to believe without seeing.
- General Sterecko says words from The Bible such as 'I am the Alpha and Omega..... the Beginning and End'.
There be some references to the Star Wars franchise:
- Dil compares the ship the Neo-Nazis to a fusion between the Death-Star and General Grievous's Invisible Hand.
- The electro-staffs used by some Neo-Nazis were similar to the ones used by General Grievous's Magna-Guards on Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith as well as the Heavy Troopers on Star Wars: Force Unleashed.
- The arena looks similar to the Geonosian one on Star Wars: Attack of the Clones.
- Orek furiously accuses the group of turning his troops on him to which Vecko replies 'You did so yourself' and reveals how Orek becomes which the American Army swore to destroy... leading to Orek accusing him of lying with Soviet-propaganda and ranting on about how his ways would bring order.... to which Tommy says the just way is democracy. Homage to a well-known scene from Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith.
- The scenes when Chuckie messes up with the talk on coms with Caok, Tommy flies a Neo-Nazi's fighter jet, when Captain Quopzo pursues him and comments on 'The spirit is strong in this one', when Mnyambo gives advice to Tommy through the mind, when Verko yodels as he gives cover fire, and when Tommy shoots down the flagship is a homage to Star Wars: A New Hope.
- The turrets used by the Neo-Nazis looks similar to the ones used by the Rebel-Alliance's Hoth base on Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
- The scene when locals use Neo-Nazi's helmets to do music is a nod to when the Ewoks did so on Imperial Stormtrooper's ones on Star Wars: Return of the Jedi.
- Stereko swears he'd complete which Adolf Hitler started.... a rephrase of a well-known quote from Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
- The Beackoles look similar to the Maks Rebo Band from the Star Wars franchise, best known for the Jedi Rocks on Star Wars: Return of the Jedi.
The Beackoles is a parody on The Beatles.
Darwin's failed escapes including some underground tunnels getting on the leading Neo-Nazi's nerves and the scene when Marianne Thornberry drives a motorcycle over some barbed wire be all homages to thr well-known movie The Great Escape.
The zoom-in from the sweeper train to the dead end references to the elevated train scene in Spider-Man 2.
The Neo-Nazis and Orek grumble 'Bother those meddling kids' ... a rephrase of a well0known quote from Scooby Doo,.
Sterecko says 'Cry havoc, and let slip the dogs of war'.... a well-known quote from William Shakespeare's Julius Caeser.
The scene when Loik chases some of the allies to cook up is a nod to a level on Crash Bandicoot: Twinsanity.
Angelica complains 'Where art thou'.......................................... a well-known quote from William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
The scene when the screen spins around the main characters and allies is homage to The Avengers (2012).
Darwin says 'All for one... one for all'.... a well-known quote from The Three Musketeers franchise.
Dil says 'Say hello to my little friends'...... a homage to Scarface.
Phil calls the Neo-Nazi's drones 'tin men'.... a homage to The Wizard of Oz.
Tubredgrok's name was a fusion of Tubelot from Tarzan, Red from War for Planet of the Apes, and Grodd from The DC Comics.... all of which were rogue gorillas.
Tubredgrok's outfit looks similar to the one worn by Monsieur Mallah, a genetically-modified gorilla-thug from the DC Comics.
When beaten, Sterecko remarks: "Ah, so this is the way the world ends. Not with a bang, but with a few mocking gloats." This is a paraphrased quote from The Hollow Men by T.S. Eliot.
When stopping Neo-Nazis, Mnyambo says "You shall not pass!", a possible reference to Gandalf's most famous words in The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring.
The scene when many of the humans ride on giant creatures is reminiscent of the Autobots riding the Dinobots on the Transformers Movies, the Southrons on the Oliphants on The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, many Wild Western movies, and many knight movies.
The scene when Solokong holds up the rubble for others to pass is a reference to Atlas holding up the sky on Greek mythology.
Koggog throws barrels... a nod to Donkey Kong.
The scene when Howard swings and collides with a tree while many warn to watch out for the tree is a nod to the George of the Jungle franchise.
The music playing during the part when the tide of the fight turns on the hero's favour is Overture 1812 by Tchaikovsky.
The scene when Darwin said to Eliza how she was and always would be her bud...... a rephrased version of a well-known quote from Spock on Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan.