10,000 B.C.

I had not expected much but this was even worst than I feared. Basically, it's a "Last of the Mohicans" wanna-be movie but the script is nonsensical. It's based on the borderline crackpot theory espoused by some that there were advanced human civilizations before the last Ice Age, spawned by refugees from Atlantis. Too many things defy a suspension of disbelief, however; I won't go through them all.

To cut to the point: while not the worst movie I've ever seen, this is a bad film. I would have been pissed if I would have paid full price to see it in the theater (or to buy this DVD).

Not recommended.

dub the language, install subtitles but do not make people sit through this crap. the conversations in this movie had "gooder" vocab skills than myself. raise the rating, lose the talk, lose the clothes, up the violence and call me back. only the mammoths get three stars!!!!

Truly a mishmash of misinformation and adventure, but I knew that before ordering. It's a gift for a
little boy. But the business end of the transaction was excellent.

I saw this movie when it first came out at the movie theater. This is an amazing film. Lots of action, and excellent graphics. I dont know why people rated this movie so badly.

I rented 10,000 BC when it first arrived on DVD, and I, without embarrassment, really enjoyed it! I had a couple of free coupons for Previously Viewed Movies at Blockbuster, so while browsing I came across this DVD at the local store and pounced on it like a big woolly mammoth! Upon checkout, the clerk asked me, "Have you seen this film?" I answered, "Yes, and I really liked it." She shook her head and said, "I have to agree with all the bad reviews; it's not even historically accurate." I don't know about the rest of you, but I grew up in the 60's and 70's and caught sci-fi movies from the 50's and 60's en masse, as well as King Kong, Godzilla and monster movies! None of those could ever be deemed historically accurate, but that's not why I watched them. They were entertaining as anything offered today, and my friends and I still engage in our memories of watching Saturday B movies back then! What FUN! Does anyone here remember "Robinson Crusoe on Mars?" An astronaut, crash lands on Mars, befriends a runaway slave whom he teaches English. Along the way they eat and drink from Mars surface (and breathe as well) along with their pet Monkey, Mona. Eventually, all three are rescued from the melting polar ice cap. It was a suspended fun journey of disbelief, and to this day I remember that film fondly. Ironically, I was reminded of the same fun journey of disbelief with "10,000 BC." I'll watch it again and again with all those other fun B movies I own. That's why I enjoy films!