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Director Roland Emmerich's (Independence Day) thrilling prehistoric epic focuses on D'Leh, a young hunter who's been branded an outcast by his tribe. But he becomes their only hope when he embarks on a long and perilous journey, battling vicious saber-toothed tigers and deadly flying beasts in an effort to rescue his people -- and save the woman he loves -- from a band of invading marauders.
Director Roland Emmerich's (Independence Day) thrilling prehistoric epic focuses on D'Leh, a young hunter who's been branded an outcast by his tribe. But he becomes their only hope when he embarks on a long and perilous journey, battling vicious saber-toothed tigers and deadly flying beasts in an effort to rescue his people -- and save the woman he loves -- from a band of invading marauders.
085391139683

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Format: DVD
Label: WHV
Catalog: 23986
Rel. Date: 06/24/2008
UPC: 085391139683

10,000 B.C.
Artist: Belle/Strait/Sharif/Curtis
Format: DVD
New: IN STOCK! $4.78 Used: IN STOCK!
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Director Roland Emmerich's (Independence Day) thrilling prehistoric epic focuses on D'Leh, a young hunter who's been branded an outcast by his tribe. But he becomes their only hope when he embarks on a long and perilous journey, battling vicious saber-toothed tigers and deadly flying beasts in an effort to rescue his people -- and save the woman he loves -- from a band of invading marauders.

Reviews:

Roland Emmerich is like Uwe Boll with 100 million dollar budgets. He makes thoroughly asinine summer blockbusters that only elitist cranks could really get worked up about. Independence Day, The Day After Tomorrow, The Patriot'"come on, if you're actually plunking down $10 and expecting a legitimate history or science lesson, you deserve the discomfort. So it was with pure glee that we took in the trailers for 10,000 B.C. What is not to love about CGI mastodons the size of yachts rampaging through villages? It's not all just saber-toothed carnage, though. The plot here mirrors Apocalypto a bit in that our humble mammoth-hunting protagonist D'Leh (Steven Strait) must step up after the majority of his village is kidnapped, most importantly his love Evolet (Camilla Belle). If his dreadlocks don't get in the way (spoiler alert: they don't) D'Leh has a date with the desert, the pyramids, a lost civilization, and major bloodshed.

 

        
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