AGE OF DINOSAURS

Cinemavixion Review

Joseph J. Lawson's "Age of Dinosaurs" plunges viewers into a chaotic Los Angeles overrun by resurrected prehistoric beasts. The film posits a near-future where advanced regeneration technology, developed by a biotech company, unexpectedly breathes life into dinosaurs. When these formidable creatures break free from their containment, the city descends into a desperate struggle for survival. At the heart of the narrative is a former firefighter's perilous mission to locate his teenage daughter amidst the pandemonium. While the premise taps into a popular fascination with dinosaurs, the film's execution, particularly its special effects and pacing, has been noted by critics. Despite a modest budget, it attempts to deliver spectacle, though its reception, reflected in a low IMDb rating of 2.9/10, suggests it falls short of expectations for many. Nonetheless, for fans of creature features and disaster scenarios, "Age of Dinosaurs" offers a B-movie thrill ride with a familiar, yet engaging, human element centered on parental rescue.