65 (Time Traveling Dinosaur Movie)

[The Deadman]

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[Turo602]

A dinosaur movie that's not Jurassic Park? Count me in. That actually looks pretty cool.

[TigerClaw]

The premise here seems kinda close to Planet of the Apes, In that movie an Astronaut crash lands on a planet that turned out to be Earth far in the future, In this movie, An Astronaut crashes on a planet that turns out to be Earth 65 billion years from the past, Due to time travelling shenanigans in space.

[IMJ]

Absolutely. 100%. Paying to see that.

And glad to see Adam Driver lead another movie. Especially because he'll bring some of his real life military background to this very cool sci-fi mashup.

Absolutely. 100%. Paying to see that.

"Planet of the Apes" with dinosaurs.

[Andrew NDB]

Better be rated R. But what a great concept.

[Coola Yagami]

Sounds like a good time. Hopefully no woke messaging in there.

[The Deadman]

Not every movie has woke messaging in it.

[Coola Yagami]

Not every movie has woke messaging in it.

Not for lack of trying.

[Andrew NDB]

So this came out like 2 weeks ago and nobody is really talking about it anywhere. Is it bad?

[The Deadman]

It sadly came out the same weekend as Scream and then had John Wick a few weeks later to contend with. Not many were going to talk about something that wasnt Jurassic Park.

[neatoman]

So this came out like 2 weeks ago and nobody is really talking about it anywhere. Is it bad?

It's generic. Also, to correct the title of of this thread, the movie does not seem to have any time travel. I believe Adam Driver's character is just meant to be an alien who looks like a human being.

[Andrew NDB]

It's generic. Also, to correct the title of of this thread, the movie does not seem to have any time travel. I believe Adam Driver's character is just meant to be an alien who looks like a human being.

From the trailers alone I'm assuming Adam Driver and the people aboard the ship in stasis are all collectively "Adam and Eve," same as everyone at the end of Battlestar Galactica?

[neatoman]

From the trailers alone I'm assuming Adam Driver and the people aboard the ship in stasis are all collectively "Adam and Eve," same as everyone at the end of Battlestar Galactica?

No. The passagers all die except for one girl and the two of them leave earth before the asteroid kill all the dinosaurs. The credits sequence does show earth becoming populated by humans but it's not clear if these are meant to be Adam Driver's species colonising earth or if they evolved on the planet.

[Andrew NDB]

Saw it. It was decent enough but not great or memorable. There just isn't enough meat there and nothing to really "wow" that we haven't seen before elsewhere and better.

It's just dad with dead daughter protects little girl who reminds him of his daughter to the half of the crashed ship with an "escape ship" in it to get off the planet before the big asteroid hits. They encounter a few dinosaurs along the way starting about halfway into the movie. They get away. That's it.

I suspect there was rewrites going on here. A draft or two ago this could've easily been a buddy-romance thing with a lady who isn't 9 years old, no dead daughter past, and no asteroid at the end. But who knows.

[ProphetofGanja]

Saw it. It was decent enough but not great or memorable. There just isn't enough meat there and nothing to really "wow" that we haven't seen before elsewhere and better.

It's just dad with dead daughter protects little girl who reminds him of his daughter to the half of the crashed ship with an "escape ship" in it to get off the planet before the big asteroid hits. They encounter a few dinosaurs along the way starting about halfway into the movie. They get away. That's it.

I suspect there was rewrites going on here. A draft or two ago this could've easily been a buddy-romance thing with a lady who isn't 9 years old, no dead daughter past, and no asteroid at the end. But who knows.

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