AGE OF DINOSAURS

Cinemavixion Review

Joseph J. Lawson's "Age of Dinosaurs" plunges viewers into a chaotic Los Angeles overrun by prehistoric predators, a scenario born from a biotech firm's ambitious, albeit ill-fated, flesh-regeneration technology. The film, released in 2013, features a compelling if familiar premise: the accidental unleashing of dinosaurs upon a modern cityscape. At its core, the narrative follows former firefighter Gabe Jacobs as he navigates the pandemonium to rescue his daughter, Jade. This survivalist element is amplified by the relentless threat of dinosaur attacks, creating a palpable sense of urgency. While the external data notes a low IMDb rating of 2.9/10, the film's premise offers a B-movie thrill, promising a spectacle of man versus beast in an urban jungle. For fans of creature features and disaster films, "Age of Dinosaurs" provides a straightforward, action-packed ride through the heart of a prehistoric nightmare.