The narrative feels a bit "going with the flow" too much, and the writers are clichéd, making it easy to guess what's going to happen next. Self-proclaimed epic, but there is no grand sense of grandeur from the subject matter to the scenes. There were indeed wars, and there were indeed dead people, but I don't know why I didn't get any infection, and I didn't feel that "changing the history of human evolution" should be earth-shattering. I can't tell which link went wrong, the director or the screenwriter's lack of skill, and it failed to mobilize the audience's emotions and resonance at all. I paid to sit there and just watch the plot go by until the end was numb.
I don't know all the actors, this film doesn't need and can't show any acting skills, because the prehistoric human's appearance requirements make everyone's face covered with a thick layer of white, yellow, yellow, gray, gray, green, or green. substance. There are a few scenes that I can't even figure out who did what and what the situation is...
The elements of the film are also a bit mixed, the fantasy of Narnia, the monsters of King Kong, the epic elements of the Lord of the Rings can be seen in them Traces, but such a messy splicing failed to successfully integrate and unify, the axe was obvious, and it was a bit far-fetched, one could not help but wonder if this plot was deliberately arranged for a certain scene? ?
The only thing to watch is the realistic prehistoric animal special effects. Mammoths, saber-toothed tigers and unidentified birds are very natural and delicate. It can be said that there are no flaws.
To sum up the impression: I think this story has a lot of potential. Prehistoric tribes, prehistoric animals, ancient prophecies, the captivity of beautiful women and the war to save beautiful women, this could have been a good movie, but it turned into an interesting bedtime story. Pediatric level.
View more about 10,000 BC reviews
