Theatrical Review of 10,000 B.C.

to sum it up,it looks as Apokalypto would look with a pg13 rating
and i was looking forwrd for this movie,anyway.

In the trailer, compared to the size of the man, that saber-toothed tiger looks OVERSIZED (about as big as a dinosaur). I'll watch this on Blu-ray later, and maybe it will be an 'unrated' cut (a marketing hook) - ?

-JIMI (the Voodoo Child)

Definitely doesn't live up to the trailer in any regard. And yes, that tiger was on steroids or something like that.

Jason

I figured this would be terrible from the get-go, so no surprises or disappointment I never meant to see it anyway. I suppose I should just let a 'fun' movie be fun, but I was turned away as soon as a I saw woolly mammoths running around those pyramid-like structures.

Vincent,

The problem with leaving once the mammoths were on the pyramids was it happened near the end...far too late IMHO.

Jason

This movie was downright STUPID, in all aspects of MOVIE MAKING. I'm just lucky someone paid for my ticket when I saw this CRAP. Another Emmerich tradition of CRAPPY easy-money cluckbuster, that would EASILY rake in greenbacks for the suits.

The cgi & action clips are, as usual... predictable. The (historical) reference material itself- DOWNRIGHT LAUGHABLE. Why even name it a title of historical period, when the movie itself, does not commit to FACTUAL interpretation? Oh wait... this is the SAME TEAM that ruined GODZILLA.

Nevuhhhmind.

Quote:
In the trailer, compared to the size of the man, that saber-toothed tiger looks OVERSIZED

I'm pretty sure I saw a CGI on Discovery HD about the cats of that era being almost twice as large as modern day tigers and lions. As a matter of fact I saw a liger (hybrid lion father/tiger mother) that weighed in at around 1100lbs.



Anyway after reading everyone's comments I'll wait for the Blu ray too.

I'll wait for the SD version to show up in the dollar bin at Walmart