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If One Million Years BC is a tale of two tribes and their eventual miscegenation (figured - ooh da la - as a climactically erupting volcano), it is also a reminder of the primal drives - sex, violence - from which we never fully progress. Dec 20, 2016 | Full Review…
If One Million Years BC is a tale of two tribes and their eventual miscegenation (figured - ooh da la - as a climactically erupting volcano), it is also a reminder of the primal drives - sex, violence - from which we never fully progress.
Anton Bitel
Seen nowadays it is a kitschy, retro scream. Yet as dinosaurs and giant sea-turtles roam the volcanic earth in One Million Years BC, this is also a chance to appreciate the early work of the great special effects pioneer Ray Harryhausen. Oct 20, 2016 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Seen nowadays it is a kitschy, retro scream. Yet as dinosaurs and giant sea-turtles roam the volcanic earth in One Million Years BC, this is also a chance to appreciate the early work of the great special effects pioneer Ray Harryhausen.
Kate Muir
Very easy to dismiss the film as a silly spectacle; but Hammer production finesse is much in evidence and Don Chaffey has done a competent job of direction. And it is all hugely enjoyable. Feb 7, 2018 | Full Review…
Very easy to dismiss the film as a silly spectacle; but Hammer production finesse is much in evidence and Don Chaffey has done a competent job of direction. And it is all hugely enjoyable.
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Even today, fifty years after release ... [Ray Harryhausen's] work in One Million Years B.C. still holds up. Feb 28, 2017 | Full Review…
Even today, fifty years after release ... [Ray Harryhausen's] work in One Million Years B.C. still holds up.
Austin Trunick
Some of the very finest dopey schlock ever put onscreen. May 17, 2013 | Rating: 7/10 | Full Review…
Some of the very finest dopey schlock ever put onscreen.
Tim Brayton
Delightfully cheezy, Raquel Welch is wonderful to look at Dec 21, 2004 | Rating: 5/5
Delightfully cheezy, Raquel Welch is wonderful to look at
Eric Lurio
Too pretentious to stoop to camp Jun 20, 2004 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
Too pretentious to stoop to camp
Bill Chambers
Every time One Million Years B. C. lags, which is frequently, a prehistoric animal appears. Nov 20, 2003 | Full Review…
Every time One Million Years B. C. lags, which is frequently, a prehistoric animal appears.
Tony Mastroianni
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