3/5 No problem
  by Bernard Peters (Belgium Liège)
Nice action motion picture. Negative points : a bit too long and a thin hair stretched writing !

1/5 Atlantis?
  by Duane R. Wirdel
Ok. This movie is a real clinker. First, why are they building the damned pyramids in the first place? Second, what is the huge ship for? Then we have the (pre) historical inaccuracies...mammoths and smilodons in Africa? Also, who the hell are these pyramid builders? The inference from the dialogue and the rather modern looking map on the table is that they were supposedly from Atlantis. This whole thing is a mess.

3/5 10000 B.C.
  by John D. Christianson
If you can get past the facts of history, the movie can be entertaining. Sabre tooth tigers and wooley mammoths were long extinct when the pyramids were built, after 10,000 B.C. The graphics were fun and the hero of the film comes out ok. So to enjoy this flick, just let go of the facts, like Hollywood and the major networks news organizations do.

3/5 Strait to the Ice Age
  by Rev. E. Antonio Hernandez
Steven Strait, who needs a bit more acting experience, will make a smashing leading man. Indeed, aside from the strangely unnecessary Euro-trash accent he affects for this film, he is beautiful and stunning. We go a long way through endless titles without seeing a face and body like Strait's. What impressed me the most, though, was the way Strait handled his role. He reminded me of Jason Scott Lee in "Rapa Nui", and gave no worse a performance.

The film itself is a bit of fun, nothing more, but I was astonished at the possibility of this film approaching some sort of truth about that era. After all, we are treated to convincing pseudo-languages, the beginning of Egypt's line of pharaohs, the building of the Great Pyramid and even witness mammoth slave labor.

I actually took a star away for the bad habit of portraying people with albinism as the villiains. Otherwise it is fun, and Strait even manages a bit of his usual deadpan humor (who could talk to a Saber Tooth like Strait?). Some of the scenery as it was animated is rather lush and interesting...as is the example of what the climate was like.

Get it for fun, that is what movies are supposed to be and this one delivers. Personally I found no worse than "Clan of the Cave Bear"--and this film is far less disgusting. There is no swearing and lots of truly compelling action. Since "Clan" is the closest thing on the market to compete with this film, and since I am an undying fan of Strait, I highly recommend this for your dvd collection's "Silly But Fun" section.

5/5 Good purchase!!!! would buy again
  by Ray R. Rendon (Houston, TX)
I like how the shipping was fast, Brand new in plastic wrap, good service and fast delivery.. i recomend this to any body, They have my bussiness...