100 MILLION BC

Cinemavixion Review

Embarking on a perilous journey through time, '100 Million BC' plunges viewers into the Cretaceous Period with a high-stakes rescue mission that spirals into prehistoric chaos. The film's premise, featuring a scientist leading a Navy SEAL team to retrieve a previous expedition, is a compelling hook, further complicated by the accidental return of a colossal dinosaur to modern Los Angeles. Director Griff Furst orchestrates a thrilling, albeit B-movie, spectacle where man confronts beast amidst urban destruction. Michael Gross and Christopher Atkins anchor the narrative with their performances, navigating the escalating absurdity of the situation. While the film embraces its creature-feature roots with gusto, it also touches upon themes of unintended consequences and the hubris of tampering with the past. It's a rollicking adventure that delivers on its promise of prehistoric mayhem.