TRAILERS
One Final Epic 10,000 B.C. Trailer
by Alex Billington
February 20, 2008
Source: Yahoo
This is your last chance to get excited as hell for the upcoming prehistoric epic 10,000 B.C. This looks like The Day After Tomorrow and Independence Day combined and set 10,000 years ago. There's a lot of hype building for 10,000 B.C. and I'll be damned in this last trailer doesn't get my blood pumping. My friend said it best - this movie really makes your imagination run wild. However, I'm personally only semi-excited for it. I'm wondering whether it really will be an epic blockbuster that's fun and entertaining and well-made or just a over-the-top bore. How many others are really looking forward to finally seeing 10,000 B.C. and catching it in theaters on opening weekend?
Watch the final trailer for 10,000 B.C.:
You can also watch the 10,000 B.C. trailer in High Definition at Yahoo
10,000 B.C. is directed and co-written by Roland Emmerich (Stargate, Independence Day, Godzilla, The Patriot, The Day After Tomorrow) and also co-written by Harald Kloser (The Thirteenth Floor, The Day After Tomorrow, Alien vs Predator). The movie arrives in theaters on March 7th.
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14 Comments
1
That is the noisiest trailler i have ever watched.
Heckle on Feb 20, 2008
2
Heckle is funny. That looks worth sitting in the theatre through provided its not too short and it's nothing like that craptastic fartfest that was Pathfinder.(even karl urban couldn't save that)
Cyfer1 on Feb 20, 2008
3
I can't believe how bad cgi has gotten. I just watched Jurassic Park, which is like 15 years old, and it looks far more convincing than this cartoony stuff.
Scott on Feb 20, 2008
4
Im looking forward to this movie look like its going to be petty epic..
Curtis on Feb 20, 2008
5
Awesome CGI, but I hated Apocalypto and this doesn't look much different in terms of story context to my knowledge. If the reviews are good I might see it, looking like on to see on the big screen but otherwises I probably will pass. I love Ronald's other films but this one....
Ryan on Feb 20, 2008
6
You could release 10000 trailers for this film and I wouldn't get excited about it. It's Roland Emmerich for crying out loud! THE PATRIOT has been his only worthwhile effort to date.
Christopher on Feb 20, 2008
7
How nice that even cavewomen were able to pluck their eyebrows. They could at least *try*. I hate movies that do prehistoric stuff without making the people look realistically prehistoric. Dumb.
Movie Lover on Feb 21, 2008
8
is there actually going to be any dialogue in this movie, cause none of the trailers I've seen for it show any
Alexander on Feb 21, 2008
9
it looks ok, probably rent it than going to see it in the theaters...
katster on Feb 21, 2008
10
Quest For Fire. The best prehistoric movie ever, and it has no CGI.
Irish03 on Feb 26, 2008
11
The Moive was AWESOME, the CGI mamoths and Sabertooth really looked good in the film better than in the trailer. The story was very captivating and it did a very good job pacing the film. I recommend that if you are even slightly interested go see it worth you money.
Ripper on Mar 8, 2008
12
very boring movie. not exiting at all. same exact premise as Apocalypto except it sucks. the cgi was good but thats about it. wait for the DVD.
ck on Mar 11, 2008
13
This movie just goes to show that, even in 10,000BC, the White Man was saving Minority Man, and Women In General, from any and all evils that threatened. The race issues in this movie were so obvious, and so overt, I was cringing in my seat. And, please, don't try to make it better the fact that he was a Very Dark white man. Sunburns a White Man do not Unmake. And I felt jipped. I thought the Sabertooth was going to be a major player. So all my cringing was for nothing. How disappointing.
RStewie on Mar 12, 2008
14
Great Movie a "must watch". This Movie is amazing from begining to end.
J Merritt on Oct 16, 2008
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