One Million Years B.C. | One Million Years B.C. [VHS]

Surprisingly well done | One Million Years B.C. [VHS] | Raquel Welch, John Richardson

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Not accurate

Yeah, it's not an accurate portrayal of the past in any way shape or form but that's not why you buy it.

One Million Years B.C.

It was good movie, but not for kids because this movie has some quite pervert as their female appearance for too sexy.

Surprisingly well done

Call it 3 1/2 stars. There was every reason in the world for this movie to turn out to be a stinker, but you know what, it's pretty good. The smartest thing they did with this film is not allowing anyone to talk, and I don't mean that sarcastically, I mean it works. And there is an obvious underlying theme of the development of a human conscience, within certain individuals and groups, that really works surprisingly well. It is understandable that a lot of guys will say this movie is all about a half-naked Raquel and excellent Dino effects,... and that's it. But I would say that there is no way this baby could have held up so well, all this time, with only that going for it. This movie holds up because you care about the characters and their plight. I should add that it is beautifully filmed, a vision of primordial acuity and menace..... I have seen her in 5, maybe 6 other films. I would say that this is easily the best performance I have seen by RW. I thought she really did a great job.... Imagine that,... her finest performance is as a cave-babe,..... and practically all she says is "ah-kee-ta.. ..ah-kee-ta"..... A surprisingly entertaining movie,...... no kidding.

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Very Good

This is a very good movie. It shows humans that travel in groups. Some groups are more advanced than others. The girl played by Raquel Welch is in a more advanced group than others. They have better social customs and they have better spears. There is a lot of good looking girls in this blonde tribe. The men do the fighting against dangerous animals. The different groups do not have a common language. One group is really hairy and apelike. They have appalling social customs. Humans need to get their act together and share the food after killing animals. Fighting over the food is not the way. There is not much talking in this movie. I like it.

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Raquel Welch in a two-piece fur bikini. That and the title is pretty much all anyone needs to know. If that indeed isn't enough, there are the dinosaurs of technician-artist Ray Harryhausen (along with some superimposed iguanas), and a prologue that tells you all you want to know about this "brutal world." Want more? There are volcanoes, barehanded wrestling with warthogs, and rival, subhuman, cannibalistic tribes--Lord, the list goes on and on! The portrait of humankind isn't the most flattering: we're petty, greedy, we grunt a lot, and we don't play well with others. Welch portrays a cavewoman from the tribe of the Blondes trying to make a life for herself with an outcast from the tribe of the Brunettes, which doesn't sit well with anybody. --Keith Simanton

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