10 000 BC

Pureghetto · 03-17-2008, 08:49 PM

Didn't see another thread.

Who actually went out and saw it? I did, eventually, and I actually liked it. It's not a 4 star and probably just barely breaks 3 stars to be honest, but it has nice action scenes but was completely unbelievable. But it's okay.

I will say however that I have no idea what sort of 'trek' they made:

Spoiler: The tribe starts off on a mountain and after crossing it end up in the Jungle, and then to a desert and finally to Egypt. I don't know how long they lasted, but since humans were (relatively) stronger than we were, I suspended some disbelief

Anybody have any idea where they might have started? It could've been just in Northern Africa for all I know. Just curious.

Oh and discuss movie yayness :D

Breine · 03-17-2008, 10:40 PM

I don't plan on seeing it since I think it looks pretty stupid. Emmerich only made one movie that I tought was okay, and that was The Day After Tomorrow. Maybe I'll rent this on DVD some day, but I won't watch it in a cinema that's for sure.

Montoya · 03-18-2008, 12:12 AM

Saw the movie and tried to convince myself it was worth the ten dollars I paid for it. If I had waited and gone to the dollar theater it might have been worth it. It was alright, just not good.
A friend of mine saw it with me and he hated it, but he did point out something that I agreed with: Taking down a technologically advanced ancient civilization was way too easy back then. Yeah, the movie was not believable.

Renmiri · 03-18-2008, 01:30 AM

Stampeding mammoths have a way of toppling rocks and people

Yeah, it wasn't really believable but was watchable.

Big D · 03-18-2008, 01:40 AM

Originally Posted by Pureghetto ^

Anybody have any idea where they might have started? It could've been just in Northern Africa for all I know. Just curious.

Apparently, the film starts in Scandinavia. How they traverse that kind of distance is beyond me. I was going to see this one for the lulz, but then I remembered that subjecting myself to a regrettable film just for amusement is financially silly.

It's intriguing how the film included birds that became extinct some 12 million years ago, among its menagerie of ancient beasts.

Bakamut · 03-18-2008, 06:51 AM

Is it anything like One Million Years BC? That movie rules

Necronopticous · 03-18-2008, 06:56 AM

Originally Posted by Breine ^

I don't plan on seeing it since I think it looks pretty stupid. Emmerich only made one movie that I tought was okay, and that was The Day After Tomorrow. Maybe I'll rent this on DVD some day, but I won't watch it in a cinema that's for sure.

The Day After Tomorrow?

Dude, in one scene in that movie the characters outrun a freezing temperature.

Nominus Experse · 03-18-2008, 07:40 AM

THIS IS ~~SPARTAAA~~ 10000 BC!!!!

This was also a ridiculous film, but visually interesting and satisfying in some scenes.

Breine ...now in Nepal! Location: Denmark	#2 (permalink) I don't plan on seeing it since I think it looks pretty stupid. Emmerich only made one movie that I tought was okay, and that was The Day After Tomorrow. Maybe I'll rent this on DVD some day, but I won't watch it in a cinema that's for sure.
03-17-2008, 10:40 PM

Renmiri Site Staff Lives in a zoo Location: Wai out there	#4 (permalink) Stampeding mammoths have a way of toppling rocks and people Yeah, it wasn't really believable but was watchable.
03-18-2008, 01:30 AM

Bakamut Location: Australia	#6 (permalink) Is it anything like One Million Years BC? That movie rules
03-18-2008, 06:51 AM

Nominus Experse ¤₪¤₪¤₪¤₪¤₪¤₪¤₪¤₪¤₪¤ Location: A wallow pool of time	#8 (permalink) THIS IS ~~SPARTAAA~~ 10000 BC!!!! This was also a ridiculous film, but visually interesting and satisfying in some scenes.
03-18-2008, 07:40 AM